We hit the right note in this
special sale.
The horn of plenty—a big
i bunch of summer suits—
we’re closing ’em our rather
i than carry them over to
l another Season.
. This announcement is made
i to the man who enjoys a
bargain.
We have your size.
1 Come and see.
Rogers 8: Stevens
So.
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Norwalk N orwaik
The (lid \\'cll (‘otnmanderyy No.
956, l'. it. It. I , will enjoy a delight-
Itul sail to the Beach till.» evening on
fl hirfleld sve-
2. Hudson touring
‘1 the W. 1. Stevens
. '“ conducted 3' Oilicer Murray arrested Mlt‘ll‘dt'l
at P. 0' Louns'lfleidelberg, of Noroton, this morning,‘
Ifor running an auto without a driv~
. ‘cr‘s license He was released under
m discharging a $25 bond. h‘Is case comes up to-
N ‘0' the Mtauus Inorrow bifore J
I udge Lockwood.
Conn.
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5". i
Preparations forthe big business
8' 1.0. R M. met men's dinner and outing which is
(Inn-.2 oaronducted routine scheduled for tomorrow, at Sheffield
HI I onil her served to keen IsIIn-III, have been completed, and
every indication points to the biggest
time ever The committee
Iiha; completed erervthlng in p' eparn-
tion for a big feed and a great time
With "Old Sol" putting in his best
licks. and pedestrians sweltering and
commenting very unfavorably upon
the general Weather conditions, the
imcrfnry about Norwalk took a rise in
the world and climbed and climbed
until it finally bumped the ninety-two
mark early in the afternoon. This
, I..II..I. ”- i
._ moduli" DINNER
erved at the Coun-
INTEJ night.
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“‘ wn somewhat. .
,. was carried out‘
“Abe regular meeting
mp, No. 11. P. O. S.
~-
.. E has resigned his post
.‘W nbury silk mills, an nd
‘ new duties in the
I. g . seemed to be about the limit how ever
II; rand street Nor- '
1 . In G {as from this time on ,the heat irrad-
’ "" Tim I'Iallv let up, rind along in the cv enlrII:
IlifIwill on m e v .
‘ ‘ Vim be .bullt to the t ce oreb comell able One
v_ .. > feature of the hot weather which has
3v . to cost not morei
I :been Iresent manI tlfnes efore dII
.- wording to a mic IIII ' b r
. int: this scttson but which did not
at the Fairncld town
mId-t c itscf patticularly obnoxious It»:-
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LII-rday. was the humidity. Tod.I_\ it
t
aot'neu'hat cooler, however. with the
ytt’yi Ir a commercial fair .ncrcurv doing no such acrobatic
{Es-Mi in Bordeaux I-I'anco, '
” N. er 5 ‘0 20 It “I “!va stunts as it performed vcstcrday.‘
Show Is are promised tonirhf.
i
l‘w'lcau interests will lt‘lkt.
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DEATH RATE IN MEXICO.
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”Formation which reached
Thursday w“ to the ~iI" 'i‘hou'as llarlinrrton. of Ncw‘I‘
. ' l ' ,,.,,.~. , , v ' , nu,
:che Yale Field Artiilcr} \oIi.. .IIII Intini. tlII MitIonIIl ivu
l~‘I-dcr:Ition. has furnished (‘II-n. lI‘roIl-.
fluttered out of service at
PIL. either on September
this» “I. as can be learned conditions in the military camps on
,lficial confirmation of the the border and in Mexico.
“The sick rate is low.‘ said D: De r-
Is 'Icome through.
i “l thinl. that suIIIIIIIIrizcs-Ihc
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Although tune is room for
constructive work. in a medical way,
i can truthfully say that the folks
heme nerd have no fear but that
tai'In by
lint Ion,
', mail up toa limit 0mm I‘“"'-‘“““
I ”fbe sent through the post-
”Whereas the maximum was
yen .pounds for the most 1"”
(pared 20“ according to naicc re- "“I‘i‘ “9 “Pi“ 0"“ i‘t'ii“:
L(hired todav by postmaster The mllitrry authorities to safiunard tl
timended Iulc II ads as follows:
m“ "f “Pl-Sill Itivuttil matter of the}in mm“
1 class Shh”; b( [\0 same as L“ 89-!
3 came to man of H, mm“ UNI"; ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
of class mail goo; {Ir (“0 ccnts: WASHINGTON, August 23.» The
AIIIII Appropriation bill, with revised
It"
' service.
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' Dcps Itmcnt. was passed today by the
' SII.tI h l tow rocs bacl' H
tillson, S Remedy lioild, w‘l‘ioic1 thefamcndment is ex-
Ipectcd to be accepted. President ii 'i-
Malaria
50c bottle
son vctocd the bill because the revi-
sicrt of the bill's pI'cIious pasraae
iiflsonvl’owell-Corporafion
KESCRIETION cauccrm,
as Washington Street.
‘ ' South Nev-walk. or.
L
1"i ch the War Department disap-
proved.
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' —IFR|,DAY Is LUNCHEON DAY.
at 'lIo (‘ovmiry Club.
Jigs-[looking Forward
.:1&Yelops,w?sdom. foresight, ambition, industry and thrift.
fStart'a savings account at the South [Norwalk Savings
flank, pay the strictest attention to it and you will have
nomething worth looking forward to—FINANCIAL INDE-
renounce
in charge
s.-v.\' ANTONIO, Tcxnc. August 2... i
erick Funston with a report on health‘
“The health of Guards men who are changed.
articles of war approved by the “or.
the.
I: v I exemptions to retired oflicersf
Willis 0i CONNECTION
Delegation to Infiltration-
selfis-
\iorgan C Bulkelcy will head the
iiiartford deltgation of republicans to
state conIenIi In at New Haven
September 5 and c, which will place
iin nomination the stale ticket and a
’candidate for l'aited States senator,
according to lDitH‘m‘nilOll currenI in the
E .ulkeiey wing of the party, today. says
{the Hartford Times. When .\lr. Bulk-
‘t'it-I)’ IIas defeatxd tor senator by
:tfeorize l’. McLean. the chin»
IIIIa ’Ie by the legislaIure. Definite in-
‘formation was ob‘ainahle, today, that
jstv ps have beo'I taken to send the for
imvr govcrnor and senator to the con-
ivention that will make the selection
fof either Semv'rr McLean for a second
:'term or a successor to him.
‘ Harrtord is to send its most promi-
nent republicans to the convention,
‘lf the plan; said to have been for-
imulated Friday evening by 'he Bill-
kelI-I' winr are carried through. .\laior
‘Fl'allli A. liarIIrty is expected tI be
:the second man on the list. lI‘orrner
‘National (‘ommittecman William Pu
licI'Iney is mentioned as a delcuate and
so is Senator Louis it. t'hcney, accord-
‘ifiS ‘0 lhp same information. it is
irxpectcd that a place will be reserv-
'cd for the town chairman, Jamcs .\'. H.
Campbell.
The annruncemcnt that the former
'Ienator may head Hartford's delega-
tion naturally causes some speculaI
lit“) III 'o whether he intends to take
La hand in selecting a candidate for the
il'nlted States senat I. (hie of the items
of more or leas definite information
that is being passed around in repub-
lican circles is that l.‘.l the event that
Mr, McLean decides not to be a can-
Ididate for another term. the t‘lark-
’Roraback-Klng alliance will endeavor
to name Governor liolcomb for the
place and name former Lieuzenant
Governor Denis A. Blakeslee for gov.
ernor. This would break the slate of
Frank E. Healy's friends. The Healy
men aresald Io be appraised of the
plan and claim that they will have
sufficient votes to thwart it. The
Healy managers do not secm to have
information whether .\lr. McLean is
to stand for a second term.
The Hartford state delegation will
be instructed according to all re~
ports. This is claimed to be one of
tl3-I conditions on which .\lr. litilltele.v
has consented to head i‘. it will be
remembered that Morgan liulkelc'y
lirainard refused to attend the spring
c: ll\'1I'lil0n ls'cause the Ilcleuatea were.
instructed by the convcn'ion as to the
choice of delegate' to the (‘ltlcazo
convention. DI-lIIJzIIc: to the ri' v (on
vention. which will st iI ct the IlcleaaI es
in the several con\cntions will he
'(ltt III on \llL'll I St. (in the same
,day the nominations for senator will
ibo made by direct primary in the dis-
tric s
The program. as outlin It, does not
Htt‘lll to Irive any recognition to the
Goodwin wins: If the republican party
in this cl'y.
The positir 'l of .\lr. Dulkclev in rc~
candida'c for governor
I it was said
I’le
“' .l S
.l‘crcnce to ”II
.has not been announced
today that the former governor was
approached l-rirlay by Scott l‘.amc~.
manner for former licuenant (‘Iov-
crnor lllakcsitc and was informed
that Mr, lluikelcy was not for the
'wi ilavcn man lie i»: not ciaitncd
bv the llealy supporters. His first
rholr-e is said to be former l'nitcd
States District Attorncy John T. ltob~
I'inson, who is described as bar 'Ig been
!considcrinz the matter of becoming
.\lr. Hulk
:11 candidate for some time.
‘inson was active in L’Pllll‘ll: ii“ last:
nominate .indzc llol.i
conv’t- nt ion ’
comb i
The ”can men are said to be con-
siderinr: on of these men for iicuten- i
am governor on their ticket .\iavor
.Frank J Rice. Judge .iohn l tiilson.i
.zt‘olowl Ainon .-.\ Ailing. all .\'ch Ha-
.vcn mm. The licaly mcn prress
confidence that they will name the
speaker on the second ballot.
Senator Frank D. Brandeucc for-
men are said to be apprai. ed of the
:acnate will act as both temporary and
ipcrmancat chairman of the conv-en ‘3
in
I' tion.
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CORONER FILES FINDING.
Probable accidental death wa; the.
finding filed by Coroner John 1. Phe
lin in the case of Simon Simonoskv,,
of Stamford who died August 2 af
;ter a wordy argument with a fellow;
workman. John Frennm, at the Ya‘el
land Towne Manufacturing company?
plant. The inquirv showed tint S':- i
Imonosky's death was due to an art-
igravatlon of a hernia, I‘orought about'
when he sought to seize Brennan by
étbc throat it is believed that the
idebd man ran against. Brennan' a knee
is» tv‘ rushed forward The coroner
‘ who is 68 years of
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the (:cIIIIIan I’m-iilc squadron in thc‘
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WEDNESDAY. AUG. :3. I,“
HAY WITHHOLO “HM“
OF NICARAGUAN PAYMENT.
NORWALK MAN FIND.
“COAL MINE" IN YARD.
‘Due for Canal Rights and Islands i
Notes Given Employee and Die-
wunted by Officials for Half.
A ‘coal mine” in his backyard is
said to be the lucky and of Alexander
.R. Morton, of Summit street. .\'orwalk,
a lock factory foreman. Samples from
the mine, Mr. Morton has told friends,
I were forwarded to experts in Hartford.
.. Who in ' '
the $3,0c0,t‘rou due to .\Icaraguan 80" In“ lb a recent lez er adv.sed him
. e) " ' . ' ' '
immon' for the canal rights and tbei bitumi are ‘9“ nice specimens of
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ionesca bay InaIal station. Officialsi 0‘“ coal TL"? 1‘ a ques
tion. the experts pornt out. of 11ch
here have been assured that the ad- lar e
ministration in Nicaragua has giIc—n 8 a upply 0‘ coal there 1‘ Owners
IOf prop”) adjoining Itir .\lorzons
its enploy s notes in payment for land '
their salaries and that officials of are L’reatly interested in the Oil '
the government haIe discounted themlwme 0" [he find I
,1. half ”.91, “41“). i 30” «11k s last "mine" echIemeni‘
' , \vas occ s' ' ' '
The ”ppm“! American paymenl‘ . a toned over the rcport of the
IlocatIOn of a “gold mine" in the \\'il-
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.—Pressure
s being brought to bear on the state
department to withhcld payment of
wI uhl be divirtId largely to hese of “n
I s c i) ' - ~
liilal> 'o atisfv the notes they hold. ‘ P l [n' 1‘ dld not, however“
productive.
note in
ii is \pectI-d that III state depar- ll be
m-nt will withhold pavment of the -
n:c'II-_I' until after he ins :ItllItion of
a new adrninisrra'nion. The situation .
Ms “W“ further complicated hv a(co I‘ot know what to do with liltli‘!
; --. III i cm saII 'tdtll" lodged with the " ”“I' 0" W have been menu but
l.IIiII American irI. . rnnIi IInal court “ diIltIIniu comes to theI centre of the
aLIIInst selling the [mind States is!- ‘32“ “ltd claim! the distinction of
and. in l-‘onesca b:I.\' for the establish-IDO-‘St‘tsinfl a fingPrless fighter. This '
men of a coaling station. imitt- is Willie Hoppe, the San Fran.I
[I] this pmuu i i, 90mm] out that Icisro boxer who recentiv fought two '
Salt :‘idfil is one of -Ihe countries e\I r- four round bouts with Will he Ritchie
cising a joint control over Fonesca :Ind Hoppe has not a fingor on eitheri
lilty and lilttl .\'icarauua lift! not ill? 113ml, ”01.1.9, “[10 gralcs 715, is p ()h..
right to dispose of any part of it. won mm. I}... beg. thi' dev‘dpiw'd in that
out the consent of the other countries .fm“. round game and his misfortune,
interested, according to the terms of‘wam. appears to inure ,0 his benefit
an cxis‘ing agreement tin the ring. 'Whlle celebrating Jul‘
Anothrc complication has arisen in,‘ some years ago "Olin“ had ”In {Hm
I prottst from Guatemala attains” .\ic- [mm rs on each hand blown off by a
“menu selling to the Lnited States ,
, .. cannon cracker and his daIs as a box-
the canal rights throuzh the old .\Ic- ,
or seemed ended. After sIIIyIna out.
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araauIn route. This invoivcz giving 1 ti . ! l l .'
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away the control of the river whicht' " “n“ m a IeIr 1" returner. t
hoppe's hands, thclI have onlythe
forms the boundary bc‘wccn tluafe-'
main and Nicaragua and cannot le- [stumps of m‘ ““9” 0" them. we"
”I“ b9 done Epadded with cotton and then bound
The state department has both pro lwitl. tape and spec Iai gloves were tied\
l, is under cc‘tsideration, .on his fists. W but he did to his oppo-
., Vnent in his comeback fight will lonx‘
WOULD DIVORCE mg YOUNG be remembered by the Frisco tight.
WIFE, VICTIM op EPILEPTIC Ifans, among whom Hoppe is an idcl.i
ATTACKS. . Ins he is a tighter pure and simple. I
Declaring his L7 year old wife con-
”"“‘ i
FINGERLESS FIGHTING MAN. 1
ilIaIib-~- boxII's and those wiIoi
WILLIE RYAN TO BOX JOHNNY i
cealed from hint the fact that she was? LOR". TONIGHT. !
an epileptic Gustave Fesce of Bridge-j NEW YORK. August 23. ——\'i'illie}
port. has brought proceedings in the Then of New Brunswick .\'. 1., reput- |
superior court to have his marriage to ed to be one of the niftiest welters in
Sophia Peace of llridgeport, declnredhhc name. will make an effort at the
null and void. chce says that at the Pioneer Sporting club tonight to sub
time he married the girl September due the tough Johnny Lore Wittiet
17. .1915. she told him she was not name: that me punch .\iart.' I. on‘
KdIllt‘lf‘d l0 PDHPDUP attacks “9 be— handed Jolnni some weeks are will;
lleved her and mat}. her {Iis l'rlde. I, ,, 5,. th" undertakina. lore of
Suddenly he found he had been de- Irony... m”: that the (Toss wallopi
ccived. 7"“ "”0“ ‘3 returnable ‘0 I'III s of accidental brand and canno' bcI,
”‘0 September term 0' ”mm- remitted. in another contest Antony.
Another suit filed todav is brought \l. (ownn, “1,0 hm, ”,1, ”MM to he.
by Alphonse \'. Theriault of \‘orwalk. p...
who wants a divorce from Clara Jane
Tlnriauit of .\'Iuwatk. Dcscrtion Au-
gust 'I', 1913. is alleged. Tire couplc|
were married January 13, lSiIl. The
defendant’s maiden name was Rois.
with .
I
to sleep by Youna Fulton
what was described as a pivot blow.l
will meet Johnny l‘aui '
W I
PATSY CLINE 70 ACT A8 AB'ERJ
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“‘5 ‘ \'I:II' vona'. Anctlsl 2.“. WW ms:
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OLD COUNTY COURT HOUSE . l Iromo c of the (‘hanry lxilhlnfll
,lIIIIIlII at Cedar Pomt. Ohio, Labor‘
CLOCK SOON WILL BE.
RESTORED.
ilhI. has wired to \“illle .\lci'lo'IIIid.‘
‘mnnaccr of Harlem Patsy Cline. to.
:nav'c hi.‘ ‘ ' .‘ ‘ I ‘
Those who. accustomed for yearsp ‘ "m" "a“! ‘0 "In intI Llel
breach In case of accident or illness.
to tell time by the county courthouse
clock will be able to resume the old '0 (-nc 0‘ the Iprincipals. (‘line will
stack up against Leo Johnson at tth
practice in a short time. Workmcti . _
Empn-e A. (‘. tomorrow night and will
sIaIch today to hoist the bell to
be in fine fcttle should he be called
the center tower where it will ring.
the hours. Before the addition was.on to act as substitute “‘7 91m" t‘hnn-
e) or Williams. :
started the clock was on the east‘
tower, but with the construction of *— j
the new building it was necessary to. CONGRESSMAN GLYNN- l
AGAIN A CANDID/WEI
.\ug.‘ 23.—i‘onures man 3
Gina, who is spending a
“‘9le at his home on l'pson menue. '
".\\n~ asked vcsterdaI if he would ac
ccpt a mnomination. Hc rcIIlicri
I‘that it nominated, he would certainly
Irun. Mr. Glynn has worked up a
[large following in his home town, in,
‘both parties, and the fact that he will‘
again accept a nomination i.= received
move the timepiece to the center tovv-,
t ' '0 s
cr. While the constt‘uction wow. ““ 1"“ ThD,
.. . , . . ‘James 1‘.
was l‘l progress the bell has been kept >
in the cellar. The tower clock will
be part of the electric timing sumfiten
which will be main\iaod throughout
the courthouse.
PRIZE COURT AWARDS.
Sir Frederick Sturdee. _
£12, TOO Prize Bounty to Squadron of! mm much favor.
IONDON, Auizust22.12:41 p. m.- Al
prirc court todIII aIIa: (led £12,100
prize bountv to the office: s and crew 5
.. , .. IIIIIIIIsIs II__IIII Ira
Frederick Sturdce, which destroyedecople Everywhere Are Enthusiastic
Just. a Few Days Left to'l‘nko Ad-
vantage of
STERLING -
August Furniture Sale
F or Your Household Needs of Furniture.
Rugs, Ranges, etc., at 3 Saving From 10
' to 40 Per Cent.
Don't fail to act quickly
and buy whi'e bum; Is. good,
as t‘ Is sale ends positively August 31"
AN EXTRA SPECIAL
A 6.50 Heavy‘) ft. x 12 It. Matting Rug
In green, white or brown. As long as they [25). August
$4.45 '
Sale Price
TABOURET’I‘ES
Special August Sale Price 4% and 69c
Worth twice as much. A wonderful Til-metre
porch In fumed oak finish.
Ior
AS Long as They Last
OldHickory
Porch
Furniture
At30% Off
The life tIme Porch Furniture at a mu his“! heard
of price.
Couch Hammock
Final Clean-rip at Au-
gust Prices
4.95, 5.95 and 7.50
Trunks at 20% Off
From $3.50 to $15
Brides, buy now for future delivery.Adepusit will hold
the purchase. Free storage and free delivery it any time.
We Specialize
in Furnishing
Homes Complete
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 Washington St.
Phone 105
South Norwalk
Over “Neutrone Prescription 99. "
battle off the Falkland islands, in Do- Hundred: of bottles of Neutron:
cembcr of 1914 . Tire bounty was dc- ’TE‘SCNP‘I ion 99" are being sold anc‘
tcrIniIIed by the number of men druggfsts ”‘3' this is tilt? greatest rem I
hoatd the dcstroycd'ships. £5 beingIg’d' they have 9‘" handled 3“}
. \ .. Ice 0 10 each man :areat a demand for a medicine has
This is the largest amount of prize'some “00d reason ka of it. and in
‘ on“ awarded since the outbrcak of, the case of Neutrone Prescription 99"
‘the reason is its wonder-working cura-
tive power in all forms of rheuma-
v I' \u'ilf.
COACH TEN EYCK RETIRES.
ltl‘IJYTil, Minn, August 23.~
James Ten Eyck, coach of the Duluth
Boat club crews since l911.'ycsterday
amounccd his permanent retirement
as a coach, (living pressure of Eastern
business interests as.tlie reason.
tism. ‘
inflammatory. Muscular and Sciatic
M‘W HAVEN. August 23 fivmmlfthienma'tism are quickly subdued, the
Ithe claims of company officials. the p? a; c i\'euralgla are banished,
number of strikers at the Winchcst cr i g \‘0 en 1;“ giant: painful muscles (“5
(ouipnm's plant continued to dwin, appear. 8 00 is pur fled and the
general health improved when Neu-
dlo yesteIdaI', and at the Geometric " .
("amt-am s shop more men applied for trade Prescription 99 is used.
I This successful prescription is the
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their old positions Police on duty in tried remedy of a famous specialist:
STfilKERS RETURN TO WORK.
these sections say that very few men used in his practice for years
'corgrepate after the gates are closed. i To place this ‘Neutrone Prescrlp
'Yesterday noon organizers made ado-z tion 99» within reach of all the price
'monst: aiion at it 0. Winchester gates. has been fixed at 50¢ and 3100 the
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BlgBarglns
x Kranach & Bach
"r Shoninger
1 Gordon
1 Christie & Son
I Raven & Bacon
$35.00 AND UP
Studvvell Piano Co.
.- 27 wmaaroa er.
39 No. Main St., ‘80. Norwaik I NEW nan mans WILDINO -,
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WASH DRESSES AND
SKIRTS
ON ALL LIKES
K‘LCLAVEN
“Ht-MN“.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
The Little Shop
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1)"!th Raymond
UNUERTAKER
a Btrret Mmde being headed by albums A short trial win show results
bind These men 8150 spoke from Dfi-lco rinsing to the most skeptical. Get
. tampons thorn. interruption by a are today and - say "soon bye ,
3'!
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