WEDNESDAY. AUG. 33, 1916
INSL RANGE
or ALL KINDS WRITTEN m,”
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BUSINESS AND walnut La?”
YOUR INSURANCE SHOUID BI
WRITTEN T0 PROPERLY COV-i ,
ER YOU. Think this over. it mean,
a great deal to you.
Taylor at Golden '1
Telephone No. 1m
“HUI Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
“trans life to
bless!
fl
4E 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.
Harris & Gain
Water St. South Norwalh
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lweeks stay in this city as tlte guest ‘Ouflk-ld street.
| WEATHER FORECAST. i
For Norwalk and vicinity: Scatter;
pd showers anti thunderstorms this af- i
ternoon or tonight. cooler. Thursdai,‘
flair and cooler, liitht northwest to‘3
north winds. \\‘eather conditions:
The disturbance which was central
over Lake Superior yesterday morning
is now passing out the St. Lawrence?
Valley anti this vicinity is on thei,
southern edge of ii.
glon and New England. The temper-
atures are somewhat lower thismorn
int: In the western and central dis
triers. White River,
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WEATHER A YEAR AGOlUO" from his duties yesterdal.
{ystitrite (‘ lidord Sherwood substituted.
TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 72:11igh,
90. Showers.
Clll NEWS
'_
Howard 1-‘. Kllziltll, the \\H'lellknorrn
motcimiin, has rnovetl from 41 River-
side avenue to '51 Main street.
(‘oiirt Laurel \‘o lit:
Castiie. will hold its regular llliPllfll.’
this evening. and all members are re-
c,ucsied to attend.
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The condition of
(‘harlts l-‘. 'l‘ristram. who is seriously,
in East \\‘all street!
is reported as slightly improved this:
ill at his home,
morning.
The police have received complaintI
about the children stealinu fruit in t‘..e‘
vicinity of llelden avenue. lnvcstitta-
trons will be made, and it is probable
that arrests will follow.
Mrs. Ann'a Thornton, aged .«Wktv.
of New York city. who has been'
spt‘lrdillt: Ne sulluncr at The Elms.‘
Tell. \Tc-dnesdnv afternoon. while {zo-
ing down stairs at The les. breaking
her hip She was taken to the Dan-
bun Hospital Ln the ambulance. and
is reported to he in as good contIi-,
lion as could be expected.
MILLINERY
——\\'liat there is left of summer stock'
at greatly reduced prices. also felts.
velreis and satins, Mrs. Taylor' 6, 60
North Main street
.,..,-I'.' s.._._ -_.._.
ACCESSIBLE
ONLY TO YOU
Safe De osit Box in our
fire and Buprglar Proof Vault
is absolutely secure and pri-
van—accessible only to you.
The cost is low—$4 per year.
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‘t-irt yesterday. Mr.
' t‘oulson. of Elm street.
,has returned after spending a very ‘
it is causing un-.
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settled weather with local showers int
l
the eastern portion of the Lake rot
Canada, reported:
a minimum temperature of 30 degrees-ti
i
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iof .\'oiwalk.
. Ilaubriry, with local friends,
llilULlili‘l‘s (ill
I
ls treet is spending a week iii New llti-
Ileprt‘tsi’-nttril\'t"
NORWALK
sonny _
AND .rriiscait. ‘
News
Fred-er itk llec,kttr
of i 1'. twin art llllt‘,
In 1916 B. C. no-
bpdyhadever heard
° POLARINB
In [916 A. D. every no-
torlot how- thot Polorino
in the (fiction-prod, ou-
hon-prool oil for I“
molars.
Sold wherever you no
the Sooony sin.
100K81-
a former resident!
returned from llear
to his home in this
Becker who has
been employed for some tiruw as a
nurse in various New York hospitals,
will lea'»’e sllUi‘lly ior South Carolina |
l‘roru that State. he will joul'ht‘)‘ to.
l'tah and taiifornia expecting to bei
away for about a year l
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Mists Roslia Jesse. of Franklin
stree', left this morning for the Adir~
oadack Mountains, where she will en-l
joy an extended vacation. .\li3s Jesse
will also visit points of interest throu-y
ghoul northern Northern and Western
New York.
FALLING LUMBER
KILLS WORKMAN
lWIndsor Locks Man Dies of Hi: In-
liockwell, of the local recruiting of—' . . ‘ JE‘";"‘
tice, will be in Stamford torriorroiht' “MUM”! l()( k “2‘
where they will establish temporary l H“ ‘l ”1 I‘m mgh‘ “f ”nun” “mi"
headquarters in the Seventh t‘ompany .
Armory.
Liturnant Bradford and Strf'eant
\\intisor l’aiing company.
others were
for the
lie and seHI'al
Norwalk by nit-ads of Mrs (.eorgc n. 'ttn them inlurilw Sht‘t‘ mummy 10"“
is visiting with relatives in Toronto, "badly snatched \\asthu Srkik “its
Canada. injured in his back. )
.._..—- named were able to no home una'ssist-H
Mrs. M. Morrison, of Broklyn, ‘N. ed. Dr. Luna (‘ol'le was called and
Y.. has. returned home after a two'she had Shea taken to his home on
He was 5i years old and
was born in lreland. He came here
, about twentysevcn years ago. lie
Miss Florence Moore is enjoying it leaves a wife. Mrs. Catherine Shea,
two weeks vacation from her dutiestand six children, Mrs. Raymond l‘ot~
with the Southern New England Tele- lter of Sumeld, t‘tttherine. Thomas, liel.
phone Company. en, John and Jessie Shen and one sis-
~——- ter’, Mrs. Patrick Kirke. lie was a
rMs. l, 'l‘. Payne of Fig: Hill Road, ' member of the Knights of Columbus.
of Mr. and Mrs.
L‘mcoin avenue.
William Moore of o'clock.
pleasant vacation in the Catskills, N. REUNION OF 28th REGIMENT, C. V.
Y. The president. Looniin Scoileld of
New Canaan and the secretary Robert
Substitute Carrier (‘lark M Ely, ls llunten of Stamford. have issued a no
substituting for rural carrier John w. l rice for the annual reunion of the 28th
Greenwood, who is enjoying it w'eelts tReglmont, (‘. V.. at ltoton Point, Aux
vacation from his duties. 28. ill comrades. Sons of Veterans.
lhonorary members. Woman‘s llelief
llriver Daniel Corcoran. of the Hope (‘orps anti rnenlbt-rn of patriotic orders
llose Compton, enjoyed a days more are iiirited to be present. lt is also
Sun hoped that cit izcns generally will be
interested. All who wish to become
Ihonorary members of the association
Miss can do so on this occasion. .\'0 dues
are required.
Miss Madeline Manner and
Margaret t‘laven are enjoy-mg a vaca-
tion irt Charleston. South t‘iirolina.
Miss Dorothy Dario, of \\‘cst ai‘e-
lune. is enjoying a weeks‘ vacation in‘
in‘\\lO\'\'ll Conn.
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Edward liyle. and John Shethan jr.
Sp’ll’. the week-end
plate thaif price.)
commander of Stanley l‘ost. G.
\‘ew llritain. who was in Ford' then-
s sttssinated. and Congressman E.J
Hill of .\'or\\allt.
Tire business meetimz will be at 11
it. ni., the campfire at 2 p. m.
\Iiss Sadie Keelcr of Washingtoiit
STIELOW HEARING ADJOURNED.
ROCHESTER. r'.
lleariria on the show
ven vsi itini: friends.
Mr. Davis. of llidneflt-ltl. was in town '
this morning visiting friends. ezuree
death for the murder of (‘harles
iUscd 65 Years in Hog.KilIing Present. :l‘litlps and Margaret \\',oicott in \\ est
: ed to Capt Hobbic. fitting. on March 2]. 1915. was titl-
"lliil" \\‘almsler is sometimes (Hillt‘l‘ iorirned today until the last week in
L"l)ai'ienfs grand old man.“ and ‘riLt'Iit- IS“l‘l(’l'llhf‘l'-
The speakers will be P. Y. Streeter,
A. li..
Y.. August 23.—
order
pounded by .ln~lice Guy in the case oil
MR. WALMSLEY‘S KNIFE ‘Chtirlcs F. Slielow, under sentence of;
lloth of the last .
l
t
23. "JOllll! .
‘ett \ts t-rday morning while at work 7
pilins
Postal cards are tiring 1—9”;in in stock when the rd! 4 collapsed and full '
\lrs L‘oulson ”(tztnnelli was knocked down and his t,
Shea died about 8 ‘
in ire. Washington when Lincoln was as- .
ly so Mr. \Vaisitiiey is Si‘. years of --._--,
are and a Civil War veteran. int he
hit: strum: his scythe with the best
-of younger men in the hottest days
this summer. Yesterday he appeared
,at the home of t‘apt t haries l2. liob \\hen Mrs.
:bie cf Stamford, and intimate friend. Kidnet-
and presented to the seafarer a token ceivetl
tit:.i Capt. llobbio is goint to prize
no TROUBLE smca.’ ‘ “'
Mrs.
' vincing Evidence.
complete relief.
Moreiii endorsed lloan'l
Pills she told of having re-
.\’ow Mrs. '
r\lorelli tells horv years have passed
Imost highly. It is a knife which Mr lwithoui any‘rcturn of kidnfx)‘ trouble.
t
:“ttlntsley had used for (33 years for Rosuns that last are results
killing hops. and it was given to him count. south Norwalk people ghouldi
more than 65 years ago by Capt. Ilob- gain by Mrs. Morelli's experience.
Ibie's uncle, the later Charles A. Hob Mrs. M. Morelli, 22 Union 'strect.
hie. South Nortr-iilk. says: “i had troublel
‘MAID'S NAKED KNEES
WILL DIMPLE unseen.-
trchina across my kitinel's.
No Be«$ocked Girls and No Vestpock-l pains.
oi Bathing Suits in 1917
At Atlantic City. around the house.
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 23.-0nce ia them at Plaistcd's Drug atore.
enough. it's too late to stop It this
summer. but no bare-legged maidens,
lire-socked girls or yestpocket bathing
suits for the cops in 1917. .
Beach Director Bosaert announced
ithe 1917 rule for the city cemmisg
'sioners today. so little summer girls
{may know what to expect a yeal
thence.
It's been some summer for the cops,
kidney action.“
April 26.1906.)
A Ten Year Tent.
(Statement
19m .‘lrs Morelli added:
since they cured me.
.Over ten years later on June 22,
“l have had
no occasion to use Dean's Kidney Pills
I am always
glad to recommend them ip any way
this. Trim ankles and gracefullylposfilbl83'
rounded knees. with only Ben breezes Price 50c. at all dealers. born
to .cover them. are too conspicuous. Itmniy ask f0! a kidney remedy—set
and loo many of the knees titart eu-
tlrely too far up, say the cow.._
Dow's Kidney Pills-the am that
lira. locum-1m twice publicly recon .
The procram prepared comprises ati l
ldresses. vocal and instrumental music. |
and a ahore dinner for '50 cents per ,
Morelli‘s Statement In Most Con.
thatt"
from my kidneys for three years and;
was often in misery owing to the dull1
When
steeping over I got occasional sharp
Often l was so had i should
have been in bed instead of up and
A friend told me
about Dean's Kidney Pills and i got
1 used
‘in all four boxes and they drove the
pain from my back and corrected the
given
THE STREAM OF LIFE.
(me by one ill) lfltlltls' art going,
\nd the ptoplt i hate known,
Down the stream of lllt‘ they‘re
flowing
To First llit‘ir anchor at lllt‘
'l‘lri‘ullc.
hat] rt‘lllllllSt't‘llCC oft" haunts me,
ill vanisht'tl )outh, and wasted
days,
Drifting dttrin
cart-free,
the till
strt‘aiil
"l‘ill the
parting of the \va_vs.
”It I patrw. l muse, l ponder—
Yt-a. l L'i‘it'rt‘ \\llt‘ll l'irr alone——
For tr'rt-ittls \\llthl‘t‘ drilled \\'a\'
tilt i'oiitlt'r
Tr cast their anchor at the
‘hronc.
Faith my pilot. hope my anchor,
(irridc
me when thc life line's
thrown, .t ‘
To the cross,
qucror,
the Divine Con-
To cast
Throne.
my anchor at llis
—-Donna Quixote.
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE.
France !”
pleasant dreams
"Somewhere in
only
Once
These
dreams of
words could bring—
fair, cloudlt $3
skies.
.
(if stately ht'lls \vhcrc ancient
turret l‘is‘c,
(lt' terraced vineyards. rich with
ptrrplc glcams.
.‘ttid thcrc rose grand cathedrals.
\vhitth tlic years
Have llllhl'll with names :ch
old, lllll honorctl still:
Thithcr \vcnt pilgrims.
their hearts a-thrill,
with
llovctl by great memories to
pravtr: and tears.
But now. rvhcncvcr
words are said.
these for-.-
Swift (‘tltl‘t‘s‘ a vision of cm—
baitlcd men,
(it crashing: cannon. of fair fields
d_vcd red.
Of rtiintd homes where none
may live again,
(if. ‘ gas and flame iii dcadlv.
fiendish Cancc—— '
O God, protect those now
"Somewhere in France."
—-Nincttc M. Ltirvaicr.
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HOTTER THAN YESTERDAY
NEW YORK, Aug.
degrees hotter at 9 a. in. today than it
was at 10 a. m. yesterday which broke
-rtll previous local heat
that date.
The mercy
morning.
New Yorkers
through another hot
pezcturo going no lower
grccs. Hundreds slept in the parks, on
porches. roofs and other open places.
In the weather bureau’s
kiosk registered 8L“ 9 o'clock this
as against 82 at the some
hour Rotterdam ‘Tha timid!” ms
21 hours.
23. —It was two
records for
suffered
night. the tem-
than 73 de-
Four Courts.
DUBLIN s‘HooriNG
OPENS.
DUBLIN, August ‘23.;An
into the shooting without trial of three
men during the rebellion in lreland
last spring was opened today in the
The cases are those of
F. Sheehy Skefllngton, Fred. McIntyre
and Thomas Dickson. The men were
put to death It the orders 0 Captain
BowenColthux-et. who was
“cited lull?!“ . “mm
”It ltolice department during the last
lNQUlRY
inquiry
. rt-mar-
«guano. 5
DDDDDDDDDDODD
Bridgeport, Conn.,
Boys like the smart ,
tailoring of Sam...
.\ti advance litre of autumn suits.
the Sumpcck standard. Each garmeu
of careful \t.orktitansliip. Time has c
llt‘ t'\t‘l'_\' hit as well dressed as older .,
have siilllt‘ individuality about his cit
Materials are llllt' \vtiolcrr niixtur ..y
plaids: I tails are Norfolk; some have
iilltl potiitt I role. The pinch back '
\vt-li as the lll'tt‘l'lt'il plait back and t
llllll\ (ll. lltt‘ l\'\l). .t
Sonic oi the suits have trvo pairs
range from Sic up.
Basement.
l5rt>iii Hid 'l‘oii'ri, Maine, have coo
the late st‘iis‘till demand. Quite a lot of .
itrt‘atioris yet. but We're going to the .
will make \(It‘atltlll more enjoyable.
(ill loun tatrocs are firmly mad
the warm ta ilv. (hie model with air
pcd over. l‘ritts front $31 to $48.
Canoe paddles $x.5o.
(antic cushions or life preservers ‘1‘
Basement.
Ladies’ Wash Skirts at
WhiteRep Skirts 50c.
White Pique Skirts............ 75:.
White Corduroy Skirts 8!. 75.
Bargain: in other Tub '
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FancyCreamery Butter, Fresh M
New York State Eggs (W ted fresh), doz. '
Challenge Blend Coffee, re :- 30c grade, lb.
Yale Toast Milk Crackers, per lb.
Fresh Crisp Graham Waitrs, per lb.
Best New York State Full Cream Cheese, lb
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Rice for .
ta 3- 4 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1 00 6 1-4 I
3 lbs-9 25¢-
Ruby Red Sparkling Wine, per bottle .
Monogram Rye Whiskey for home use
Old Reserve Scotch Whiskey, bot“
The Rest of Everything tol‘Eat. and Drink at
lar prices.
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