Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 24, 1916 · page 12

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Anything to Lumber You Want Quick? I
, ”f Soon in every house pala- It has always been our policy to render our Customers MI m “’8 W . ‘
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on each big room will be 9mm” WW"- rls ran]. a
i . . That’s the reason they stay with us year in and year out
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. . met glacial till the furnac It makes no difference what your requirements may be, (comma! Prom mm Page.) GAZETTE BLDG HE N DRY GOODS STORE- NORWALK‘
; I ‘9' are hght'd and 3810‘". whether it is Lumber, Timbers, Dimension, Shingles, or ”on“ duties to be imposm ' T LEAD! 6
3" III! in every humble dwell- anything in Building Materials you‘ll always find us ready Exact a measure compelling which?
- i - t‘ of futur dis utes similar tot t
g i; then the cold will be to fill your orders on short notice. Theres nothing we ‘2?de e p '
-..... . . would like better than to be put to the test. Will you do it? Establish the eight-hour day prin~ , o
! compelling, and the water in . cipte by legislation. l w
' , Pitt‘s measures clearing the way fort omen S 1 Use
it a C0115“ C9353 to flow- For The Hatc h 6 Balley CO goveintneni ownership of railroads. l
i Ch S . .fd 1. O The first two proposals were real
3 “MUS 5“” y 519‘ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ceiling most serious consideration, lll
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pang and the frost Will soon ’ > Our Specialties—Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles. Beaver “ Swilmrms gm“ W by mm mm“ Fibre Boot Length, Itlcltn and white ... 29¢, 50¢
' ' ' Board, B. . , ‘ pt’csidt-tlts shout-d no l't‘Iaxaliull Ill]:
be nipping but the man P S Palm’ tiirltr «tittitjwiltion In tht- t'iflttiwur Sim" Gordon Fibre and Silk, bl :c‘u, white and colors . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . ... . .~_. . . . . . 50¢
' t ' cl‘p. 1, ‘1] l lt'Tt‘ war .10 irect in lou-
Whos bought h‘s coal need ~-—""’EF s—nw 1£—'——-—m tun: of’i when they :ligiil give a final! _ , , ‘ _
have no fear. Every home number to President Wilson. hiany' OutSIZc Fibre and 511k. iii «<2: and niiztc 50¢
telegrams from industrial and comm
I will need a bin full—though The Only Log‘cal Place menial intrrcsts prim-sting amiilri‘ Gordon Silk Hose, black. wilitc and colors .......... ............. $1.00

the cost is something sin-
ful—but ‘twill fill you win-

ter full of joy and cheer.

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for you to buy your fall and

 

First the styles are right, second our prices are lower than
any store in town. We court comparison. It is easy for you
to convrnce yourself. Come and save money.

CLOAKS me P ARI S MILLINERY

granting the eight-hour day were dis-
‘ played by the railway heads. I

(‘otllmlssiotlcr Chambers of the Fod‘
cral lioard of Mediation, hold an early
morning conference with l’restdenn
.\\'llsoil iltltl lilt‘n met the rt'pi't'rlvlllw
lives of the railroad cinpioyes. It was
rcportcd that he carried some pro-
posals niadi- to I’ri-sidi-ni Wilson by

winter hats, is at “The Paris.”

 

Fancy Silk Hose. stt'lltt s. (It

McCallum Silk Hose, Hack .

 

 

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..... $1.00, $1.50
$1.50. $2.00

......-...-suneeose-gae-aeoen.

McCallum Silk Hose, colors $1.59

 

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33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH‘NOTRWALK. limmfis “,‘,§‘;i”,,,g,ff we mm“ 9" OutSlze Silk Hose, black and “bite .... $1.10. $1.59
‘ o t Ail 's a 'o: flit'" ls t" ti'ttd
FERRIS COAL souri-i NORWALKS FASHION CENTER :hut’L’lfl‘dfrhim".i...“r...ir?.2.i i- :3: a? _

 

 

ltin-s today or totllorrow. I'rttsldcilt

 

 

 

 

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‘7 twilson made no cilgagt-tilrzlts ‘Ocn- “ " ‘ * . ,
mi: T . .. . . _ . j . , .7 O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O
C()MPAN r1 Ill'llliilitlll oi ri-ccilittp tht thf(ull\t s Ex cc‘ Three New I...”°.".”'”9”O”O”O“O“O”O”O”.”O”O”O”O”o”o”o”o”¢”¢ ?o”o.‘
\Hllle no definite luforlllattotl was‘ . 5 .
*" Friday FiSh Specials .l'ottiit'otning. administration ottlclals‘ of .,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BUTTER FISH

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STEAK COD ....... .... . 18¢ hear Illt' subcoilltntitec's ripor'. of lIlt'; .CH & ’:
HANDIHEAT HALIBUT . . . . . . . . . ............. . ..... . . 24¢ (*otlt‘orctlcc last night with the. prod: li‘ontinucd From l’irsi Page.) . . . .:
m ”ES" MACKEREL -------- - ............. 18c lit:3.113.123“...‘ -- 'z‘ s
WEAK Fl "" ' - l .I . " ~ . . ~. I' .. TII‘ latter disappi’aretl from OOT d. O . ‘ N O
0 IT TILE 1:1ng .. ... ...................... . . . 19¢ tvecuttvc (ointllltti-c of lIlt" havlldit‘: \lfli‘: York‘ and Mr. Smith M.m a do : he Lea lng Mllllnery Store In orwalk :
............ ................. 12¢ issued a stattnitnt totlti) .it .ltltlna . . . . , eo .. O
. H ' . ~ . t ‘ll\I‘ to locatc and lnltl‘\lt’\\ tnttn. .
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. FORGES """'°------ ----- 4 Ittsttlt-lil “ilsons plan and (lhirnt .. > .. .> . . '—_.______—. ..
COMPLETE BUTTER FISH . I ' . I . ' . ' . ' ' . - ' 1 ¢ tern/.4 II it as Ltlt‘llttuit‘l'tilb. lie \I' 1h" dun-”1.”. found "11’5““ 5”” m 3' ”‘-—--—-—---~-- ‘
FLO """""""""" 12" china tho DI‘t‘sltlt-lll tililmrciim hail ' i’itiiadtiithm m luttu- nuu’ibcrs-mld in ,. 90,
25 FRESngziEARSDa'C'k' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12¢ tli.l.lc up his own lilitltl witrout a1mm,1"“"I“‘erl“;“‘l>:"i::_"Inl‘l‘y‘:'!I",-‘m;\d"‘i‘uill‘,;:;j- .g. . 9:Q‘
... ............. . . . . . . . ........ 8 lug. ‘as to lIlt‘ t-otlct-ss‘iotls l“. \\i:.‘ lu\\ll.~‘.‘ .t- t it . . ‘ .' . W N Off
C . P iopce IIlt‘ villliloyois to rm.- to buy ”n“tilt‘l{;Il‘ll.ll“’l‘li‘“l~llvl.r(ilt‘t§lllIl;iP:;1l‘II((i1I;\i'IIIl'll':\\I‘I,fliéi{ .f e are 0w erlng "9
SEE W'Nnuw u t hers Mam and PrOVISMn C0. ”W Milwrli‘gn ”:1???” Huffy. 'tllttn said lilt‘)' IiiitI bet-ti with ti in .3. _ 0
ISPL‘Y‘ (2 810798) » iil‘iitltt‘ l0 itit‘lll)‘ tibi‘t'ltulaiiil' t'sliib .0 . .:
3 NORTH MAIN ST . MCIIIOI’BMI Ill Dee's Wumm't r l t -- r '3' 0“ er U at 31118“
' ' , A’l of tar until-n with oil >itlt’ o .
' South No “K PI 8 13 MAIN ST. “ I - :.\'i-wl York rt ltot‘tcii that :III‘." Lad hi i ll .2. .3?
Chfiord Pharmacy rws . tone it 0. Norwalk. Phone 88!. I9“ in Lanice casein-itch on”. of lIit' my Ivy 1|itllti~ oil .3. ..
, I‘ ll ' .1 ll .. 'Il. .' Its-hr . .
‘ch ” {NH W (‘t'T'In‘SSiI‘tQ‘d ‘tIIiil‘liIt '° In Our Ready-to-wear Department. Ever thin must 0%"
S M ' d El' b h S iiiiii Iiit) had I) . .l I 3 y g g .‘
0. am - ' :ntlLLIOO , _ e
an 1“ et ‘3' Large SO“ SIICII Crabs d 75 Wunmnm me mm mm) hu~iifitlili.kzlj-.t.”$1er x! wt i‘h-11 hi; h-(f‘h 3. at a sacrifice before the new fall goods arrive. .
Phones 833-1539 02. c UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Im‘mwn‘ all my I’I't'“ ”M“ M. ”W N fl 3 :
HADDOCK DISTRICT OF CONNECHCUT l’ijli: in this ttty. >i tint) ll\t' clr'.‘ ’.° 0:
. . . . . . . . . . ...................... 10‘~ “h ',i'f-1III.~ lypi \\t It found “II” and bin it I. 0
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#— I TILE FISH """ ’ IE (‘ ll. ““1”“ l'\\'”£ In battliruptcy tili-lvrlutllst-m‘xili IIM‘ I‘ItTSttIiiitll:,tlll) hhli'” ‘3‘
. D l H WEAK FISH ....... ‘ .................... 1-5? H‘ Il.i.lltrtiltt l slalirs add tilt-tr Iii‘Ilti‘ litti‘..ctot~~. 0:9 o .f
‘ ‘ I H . -. I" III‘ r ct'td 'II 'c a -' .iist Ital id h \ f Y h t f
I, or on ouse ERESH‘ MACKERE‘L " ' ' ' ' ’ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' - 18“ H" Memorandum Upon PetItIOn °I Hauu- I'iII'III>II‘\\lI:~' IIII'M‘IIII‘d it": tho (lruntl 9:. cases I Du are or O .
OD I‘ISH . ................................. 18“ Ill inn Soda Apparatus Manufactur- . .. ‘ ,1 r.“ .“1 h.“ “mi. My. 00
, (Gregory Boulevard) "to C0 “ml 'ihtyru'r' A it ‘t I "iii Ullllli’l oz. “
‘ . .- '. Hill a - 0‘ cc ct, . x >: .
East Norwalk SChullze,s sanitary Markets Assuming that the ('ltIIdiiiOIli‘l I'm‘itiflm Ill-ssic ‘St'IIIlIt‘Itlt‘l' of .\'o. :‘: 3 Read caSh :
E NOW OPEN _ \ of solo from lilt‘ Iiailsslitlg Soda .‘ip-‘Thujd “Wm, a young Iliii ’WIIU “Mm“! 0:0 0:.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL 3’ wasmgm" 5'“ s 5°” “man“ l"".l'.””t"I“'i‘i‘ffiul‘."irii".'ii(f:"i”f.‘i’}.,§? ”““ *"“' “““ W“ “’ ”“‘ "“"““-“ “‘ ’e’ . ’03
in . ““"‘ "‘ “ ‘ """ 'tl'i 2st,:ll.~l-h;itci.li‘rwliiiiiiteeeeeeeoeoeoeeoeeoeeeeo ee
KINDS OF SEA FOOD 39 a t N°rwalk' [ilittlit‘tt with tho statutc, I am of the a ‘Sf‘ljmjl‘u‘mj‘;M‘l‘mgh‘mvn‘: ‘b‘; I,“ rag»;c.”.«.«.«.«,«,«.«,~.«.«,«.«r,«.«,u.«,».«.0”...
opinion that its against the truslt-os y“ ‘ .1 , .. , j 1 hi 11. ‘_L, -- - - - “A . A ~ 4-» - ._..._,..-.‘ - -
COOKED TO ORDER. ._ .... ...-5'53 In Initikrilptcy. tho Ilaiissliag (‘ttintiiiny‘iil“',\l;' ”1‘3, 13;? 3;?" d u H u l ‘ k STRENGTH OF THE NAVAL 'NO SILVERMINE ART

JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone Call 720.

 

 

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We Are Now Paying

3c lb. for Rays

is, tlclcrthclt-ss, t‘nlIlII'iI to posscssiotl‘

 

98 Washington St.

ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER

 

ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.

'I’hone 410

of lIlI‘ property, Iwcausc prior to tho
blitliirtiptcy it bad In t-i’fcct rt’liikt'll
thc properly and sold it again to
Sum-t & Kcislcr under a l'II‘W co;ldl~
tlortai hill of hiIIt'. l‘lldi‘r Its bill of
sitlc to lainict- thc petitioner had they
i'igIll at any time llalnicc bt-ing tnl
tIt’iaIIllt to reclaim lIlt‘ apparatus. This -
itt did atid sold it again to Swecl av
Ix'vislttr bcfort- crt-dltors had acquired?

Solitfi Norwalk
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PEERLESS COFFEE

 

 

 

 

 

 

MAYOR HARSIROII IBIS I
IN lililfll 0f DUMP

Owing to the fact that lititncrotls

MILITIA. I
\\‘ASIII.\'(IT(I.\’, Aug. 21.» The!
:tt't-ngtll of tlic organized n:l\‘al miiltla‘
Illt‘rt‘llnHI III‘tIII‘UXIIIIMPIy 2" per com]
during tilc fiscal your. the Navy l)c~
partnlctit announced today. tlw force . ,
now totalling 9,305 men and 700 of- “3” serious “WWW“: of
ilccrs. {paralysis
.\'c\\' divisions. marine cotllpanics' This group want to join with all the
”nd.:wm:."”“w sections I‘m." hemp“ IlllbII(‘~S|IIrilt‘tl citizens and Board of
gallizct'i‘ lti Hawaii. Illinois, l‘ltlrltla.l“0‘mh in their efforts to check this

EXHIBITION THIS YEAR
The Silvcrnlitlc group of artists ham
dccidcd not to Ilold their annual cx-
'ltititl‘on this year otl account of tho
itifantila

.‘ I . "The Best Coffee You any rights i-ltIlcr by attacllmt-nt or by conipiaiiits Trim» been rN‘vh't‘d by New York, Tcxas and \\'itsili:lg'on.’ . . .
f You Phone 441 "Positively the Finest But- Ever Drank" the tiling of the petition In bank- Mayor lliirsirolll in regard to the un- Acronautic sci-lions also Ilavc bl‘l‘lll-‘I‘I-(‘udlng by not bringing “tactile!“ 8-
0! send postal. Old autos tcr Produced" . 30¢ Ill riipicy. II it bad zit-lu‘lny mph“ int. i military condition of the ppbll; dulnp ti‘I'. :«u‘. Itl tho ciistillg orgalTizaiions‘of fircat numb“. of people from different
‘ - ' . . . ~ t - . -' ‘- . 3 ~ - "s '; 'l t .‘I' ' ‘ Now .It‘I‘St'V (‘alifortlia’ «~
”d feather bed Q apparatus out of flu blmo prior to at tIlt lfl‘l ttld of tha \ it ill. 91 \t“ lotk. , _, . IOUIIIIIPS.

S a .pcmaip’. 35¢ ll). 20 S&H Stamps Free thc Ilitztltkmptcy, ”him could Ililvo.5irt‘t'i Bridge. the mayor took drasilu Massachusetts, Ohio, Oregon and , S'I‘ .. . .. (”1”. sit

N0 canvassers. ; . Ilb‘t‘ll no qucstioil as to its right to re." action today, to halo tllc nuisancc Ilhodc Island. “‘0 “1 mimmo LIOIID 0 “‘ ‘5 flail
‘ . ' 1 i- __ .— j ____ 1,: ‘taill n_ 11 sci-ms m u... that the sur- rcnlcdicd. Mayor Iiarstmtll iiliortllcd 'I‘Ilo naval appropriation bill, which ”-1“ no HUYH'!‘ it" ink?“ or 2m." NW -
., s“ ‘ "I. EIIron Coal (0.. Inc. “““tl ~n-micr by IAtIIIt‘t‘ of \\Illlli‘\‘t‘l‘ rigittst Strt'i't k‘ttnuuissionvt‘ Sharron WNW- I‘rwidt‘m Wilson “‘85 to sit!" today-‘tmions or nmvsltattcr articlrs that

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E N . . ‘ “d 1“,. taking posscsslozi bv mm“ about tilc gili'bitgc which was lit-in; to popularize the naval militia St‘l-t , n “'1‘ made
. ' - Fit l »V t .
I 0] v 0 l .. 10 t. liIIiIt‘l‘ the new bill of solo constituted: thumped tilt-r9. which it “its stated. vicc. ,
.3 _.__, __...__-..,_ -.., E [ ornlanna l e I - C can .Sut'h a change in the pogsossion of m.» ’ was not being covcrcd sufficiently to | Signed»
THE PERFECT FITTING I iiiltparzlttts that the creditors of lattice” properly safeguard the health of thv 1, 501.th lt. IIORGLI'M, Pres. n.»
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CORSET

. THE NU BpNE
Perfect fitting because
Made to measure.

MR8. LILLIAN REYNOLDS
Street E. Nomlll
Phone 1.2415

 

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See Yesterday’s Ad.

East India Tea Co.

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Ilt‘ hail. IIIt‘ salc to chcl Kr Kcislcr“

could not lilt‘l‘t‘uflt‘f‘ fasten any lictl
7 upon it, nor could the trustco iii bank
‘rtiptcy acquire any rights ihi-rctn.
The fact that Swt-ct was atl employer
of Lanicc, and the transfer took place
..~=n shortly before thc bankruptcy, in-l
,vites inquiry as to the good faith oft
‘lhc transaction. but there is nothing
itl tlic evidencc tending to show fraud
. or collusion.
‘ Tho trustee Is ordered to surrcndcri
possession to the petitioner of the
‘propcrty described in the petition. '
August 23. 1916. John W. liitilks,
Referee in Bankruptcy

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. unite in the Cleanest rum

Ask Your Grocer for Them.‘
Insist on them at your res-
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The Reed savour
‘ Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
'AUTO SUPPLIES

W 805—50 So. Main it.

 

 

 

 

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initial this morning, It was said that.
no information in regard to the arrival ,
.of the steamer \‘Villchad had been re-‘
ceivcd. It was said that the pier was
in readiness to receive the craft when-‘
ever slic appeared and that no sFPciaI
.arrangements for docking her were
necessary.

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tiered at her destination.

After the pilot left the vessel. Cap-i
tain Jar-hens headed the tWiIIehad for
the‘c'a‘ndT. Off Plymouth Harbor. she REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES TONIGHT;
was met by a tug which had its". . The republican caucuses of the five

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her to the canal entrance at Sugttlore.

At the rate of progress up to ilia‘. , . 1

point. it was estimated the steamer;°"3'- Delegates. to the city convention;

would arrive at New London about, five Will be “fitted. preparatory to the elec~

o'clock this afternoon. ltlon of delegates to the ‘state conven-
Thej‘i'illehad, a cargo steamer ohm)“.

"t . . I
4-“ “my “a“ ”‘9 sma'le“ 0‘ ”‘9‘ The first District caucus will be

refugee chips at this port. She had: ‘
come out of a drydock only yesterilhdd In the Town Assembly hall, the‘

FLY AND BAIT CASTING TOURNEY
NE\\'ARK. X. J.. Aug. 2I.—Expert

annual fly and bait casting tournament
here ih connection with the celebration
of the two hundred and fiftieth anni-
vcrsary of the founding of this city.
Only me contest was completed yes-
terday. This was the cast for accur-

 

lacy with one-quarter ounce bait, for the Civil gupprlor Court on August Torrington Register.
lWIIiCIl right prizcs were offered, all 0‘31 with Judge Howard J. Curtis of months' stay iii Waterbury, Mr. Bel-
which were taken by contestants fromlsmnford presiding, the purpose being asco has made many' friends.

Chicago.

having made eight perfect casts out

of ten. .,
Tlle‘second event, light tackle dis-i

tancc fly. was uncompleted. ‘

Conn, using a five-ounce rod, was in'

day. that ho had rcccitcd complaints

nearby residents. The commissioner
told tllc mayor that at the present
timi- it was a hand job to get ashes to
cover the garbage, and for this reason
illc dump would have to go uncovered.
or the collection of garbage must
C(‘ilst‘. The mayor tilcn informed .\Il'.

Shcrron that the garbage would ccrg

tainly have to bc collcctcd, and stated
to the commissioner that if

caycd dumpagc.
This morning llowcver, It was
reported to the mayor that the dump-

l’tlg still continued without the news.

sary steps being taken to cover the
garbage. The mayor communicated at
once with Mr. Sherron ill regard to
the. matter. and the situation was

SPECIAL SESSION OF

SUPERIOR COURT, AUG. 31.

There will be it special session of

William Stanley, of the Ii- to hear claims in the page of Harry genial characteristics made for him'
waiting there and which accompanist Norwalk words will be held this eve- “nc‘i‘ 019”“ Club Of “mt “W- “’°“ ,J. Dietrich of lit. Vernon. x. v. many friends while in Norwalk-

hing in the 'various districts of the first prize with a percentage 0‘ 99-4ttagainst the Middlesex Chemical com-’

pany of Stamford, ‘
During the latter part of last win-‘
tcr, George Pope of West Hartford

In this :wag appointed receiver of the dcfcn~ i A. Edison, chairman of the Navy's civ-
Hirnm W. Hawes, Of Canterburyqdam company which was a million iiian advisory board. was asked today

dollar concern. Dietrich at the time

it was‘
necessary to buy loam to cover the do-:
then this would bc'

‘ . ', ‘ . . .' ~' u _ a l i . .
(UlllillJS llillllt toils protisions dcsigtltd 4m", been Wm out before ”us dul-

 

TRUST COMPANY IN PITTSBURGHE WM. _.\_ nmuxa‘ Troas.

CLOSED. .
I‘ITTSIII'RGH, Pa. Aug. 2t.-—'I‘he;
(‘ctltrtll Trust t'ompany, of Pittsburgh}
was closed today by order of the;
State Banking Department, an an- , . , ”
:Ii)llh(‘t"lllt‘lli posted on. the door giving? .11 “" now definitely “mod that R
\bad loans and overdrafts as the fil‘ise..will be Norwaik. 0" ”18 GU” street.
In its ”Si N‘DON i0 iht’ banking‘batl grounds, in Milford, on Saturday,
commissioner the company rcporicd‘mm they in). that they will come with
total deposits at $561.334.-’ The bank.‘
which had a capital of 5150.000, was,
'locatcd in tho wholesale produce dis-M0“. when ”WY llt‘id Milford ‘0 3 ”9-
'trlct. and Its busincss was almost cx-I
(lusivcly among commission molt.“

 

 

NORWALKS ON SATURDAY.

 

a stronger Ililc than on the last occa-

 

PROFESSION OF SISTERS.‘

 

BELASCO GOES TO MERIDEN.

 

 

There was a reception and profes-

Jcnzl littla'sco, fortlicrly assistant “0“ of nuns in 1‘19 convent OI Mary

XE . . X . n A I straightened out in short order. Here- ~ . . .- ,p
mm. the be“ new hm" ilINER wulEHAD l0m(‘<‘\\0f1(githOrxiveiug.hh‘irbofqt {:23 anglers front different parts of the after, all garbage placcd in this duillp manager of the Alhambra ibmtre. (if llmnlacum“! m P‘m‘HHP’ yesterday
obtainable. i . ‘hridges commission h} the “3‘“? ter_l(‘01lilli‘y are contesting toda)‘ in the will be properly covcrcti. iStaiilftird. and tho Regent theatre onion-noon. The Rlllhi Rcv. Bishop Ni-
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'IIIIS city, and mom recently mnnagcrdan condtlctcd the religious exercises
‘(II a theatre of 1110 same class in T0l'- and administered the vows: lit) affer-
rington, has given up his position tis'wat-cs addressed the sisters. lie was
manager of the Strand tlleiitrc, \\‘a‘.-.pgsisled by the Rev. John (1. Murray}
erbtlry and will go Saturday to Poli’s chanccllor. .

theatre in Meriden, accordinglo the.
During his iour'

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i You need suffer no longer with any
- sort of foot ailment. We can give
-' you instant relief and a mmunenl
I correction. Come in and let us ex-
I plain this mnderful new method.

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\\'AS'HNGTO.\', Aug.

 

24. —TIlomas

53th)”
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by Secretary Daniles to call a meet-

 
 

 

Norwalk, Music Hall Elk. day, and had been supplied wall coal, i second district in the City Hall, the
' , ice and provisions. Notwithstandingdhird district In the East Norwalk
"'9 “V0 3'9”“ 0’ inactivity 5m“ “1°.Yacht Club rooms, the fourth district '
vessel sought'ishglter atdtlhiis portd. scrim the \Vinnipauk Republican Club‘s; S’rtinel classified “Average” ac.
engines were n no con ‘09 an eriquiirtcrs. and the fifth district In the complish things which other péoliia

crew well-drilled In their duties, ac'l
‘ccrding to pilot Hartlint. ‘ _ D ‘_ Rowayton Hose Company's rooms. Imerely wish they could do.

the “ad “1th “ "St 0‘ 102 {99‘ 2 *of the hearing on the appointment of . ing of the board in Washington Sept.
finches, said to be a new record. In receiver said that he,owned 1.190 19 to consldei- questions of organiza-
‘ —' shares of the stock In the company; tlori under the new naval appropriation

and that the concern was about $300.“ bill and the construction of the pro-
1'000 In debt and had a g'mt many’ posed 31,500,000 experimental labora-
Icreditors. tor. . . .

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Keeler’s Shoe Store,

 

 

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