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‘ 'WEATHER FORECAST.
I-‘weutst 1111‘ Notwalk and vicinitvf‘
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday'.’
light south to west winds, A long
trough of low pressure extends from
Hens northeastw‘ard to Michigan. 11
la causing unsettled, showery
in the central districts. Anot
511g showet‘y weather on the South At-
lantic coast. The temperatures
about the saute east of the Rocky
Mountains as they were
morning.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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CllL NEWS
J. P. Crosstnan, of Brooklyn, was a1
\isitor 111 this city,
illt‘ns'.
'. high,
v-Porter oiluse steak 231' 111, N. Y. Mkt
T1111 Women‘s 111-lief Corps, of Nor-
walk. are 111 meet the 28111 Regiment
Association, :11 111111111 Point on Mon
tiny/August 28.
X. Y. .\lkt.
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12. 11. A. 11., held
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last evening.
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—-—P11r1111' liouse steak ‘_'.'1c 111. N. Y. Mkt,
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port 1111111- of the 111111111111}:
——Sirloin Steak 2711‘ lb. N. Y. .\lltt.
.-\ 1:11‘211 11.111.11111‘ from Norwalk
11111-11111 1111141211111 1111111 under 1111‘1 au-
1 i ll" .
inc. :11 the t'ompo 1‘111111‘11 11111111111.- 1111-
":lim‘. '1‘1111 .\‘t1111‘ttt;-\\ xllnitz Olt'llts-
1m furnished music.
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of danger while he is feeding a platen-
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ather,
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inrbance central near Florida is cans-1,
are ‘
yesterday ,
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who has been‘
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‘ AND PERSONAL
News
A prt '.1y marri.
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1.15:1 was telcbratt‘d
last 1112111 :1‘
3511» Mary 1..
lizlld 3133,
11 19.
Smith. daugh't‘r of Mr.
W. 11 Smith. of 1 19111111 :11'c1~
liast .\‘ot walk, 1.111‘a.11.1- the bride
'111‘ l‘t‘atttis X. son of 1).
11:11.11')‘ 21 1511111111 venue
11111111111 littl1.1l‘1l (‘111111ll p1~ri11111111d lllt‘
"11-1'1'11111111' 'l‘ltc 1111:1111: 11111‘1-11111111111d‘1-y
,t":e bride’s Miss
Smi'h, and the gtoonl‘s brother, John
:Halacy. (twin: 111.‘11-ss 01' 11.1.1
‘lHltlk'S fall 1‘, ‘lH‘ 11
1111111111 ,1, S.
of
sister,
'11 1511‘
family were present:
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1, Mrs. llalacy was formerly a hook-
‘kot‘pr‘l‘ 111 the .\ornalk 111111111111 lurin:
t‘onipany, and the groom 1'4 a 101‘111 may
.tltittls'l,1111111l111’1‘1l 111 the .\'111‘wali1' iron,
A two weeks honeymoon to,
l..‘
i \\ orks.
.ltos‘on. Mass, and l’ro11dt-nc11, 11.
will be taken by tho h‘tppy couple, :11-
lter which 1111) will 111-shit at 1 1.11111.1
,avcnue on the East Side.
! Mrs Henry T. liit1h1‘01‘k and Miss
i \' inila Ruscoe, of South .\‘orwaik,l1a\e
been making a stay :11 the Highland,
t‘ottase, i.ew"isboto,. New tork. Mon-i
idav they were dinner guests of Mrs.
5E. J. Campbell, 111 South Salem.
ion l~‘1iday afternoon were callers at
111111 latffalot, " in 11ewtsboro.
1 up—
1 \‘ 111111111 Andrews 1"”1111111111) employ-
'11d 11,1 the 111111111 l1‘lcctric 1.1 1:111 and:
,Water Company as a salesman, in this
1111‘ was a visitor in town, Thursday,
. 1
and renewed old acquaintances. 1111
ts :.1 present travelling for a New
Work clothing concern.
, The marriage of Miss 110811 (1011111111.
11111111, 111 Dr. Abraham Boiler, of New
'York will I111 solemnizcd on Sunday
,11111 rnoon at the 1'11‘idence of
,l1ride‘ s parenls, in Hafiland street.
Willis Burr. of (‘enter avenue, has
sold his home in that street, to (1. Wor-
,11111, of Orchard stttet , and has pur-
chased a farnt near Hartford, L‘onn.‘.
lto 11111111 place Mr Burr will remove
1,w'1hhisfat11ilv 11111 short time.
.\liss .\nna 11111111111111. of Danbttt‘y, a
iwcli-known school teacher and 'super:
visor of the Childrcrts' Playground in
1111111 city, has 111.111 visiting her broth:
icr, lir. Hem-ran, and Miss Edna 110w-
:1r1l, in .\‘orwalk, this week.
1 ._..._
i Smut Commissioner l‘irle McDon-
‘11111, of 8111' ermine. who teccntly return
1
:1 snegimental qt1:1t‘1er.111aster, was :1
l 111sitor in town ycs‘erday, renewing 11c-
quaintanccs.
\it‘s. Ethelbcr‘. lt.\'1icr.11f 11.“. Summit
street, ll:>.‘1hurv, is the guest of Mrs.
111111111 ()lirien n, 111‘ :l liarhor 11v.enue
,\11111 has jut 11111.111‘ 11 home after a
lvis i1 111 1111111111113
Mr. and Mrs, 1‘11‘1111'11 Wilson. and
ltlztuchtt-r 111117.111, 11f .\lcadow' street,
have returned to thtir homes in
this 1‘i'y, 111111-1‘ 1111111111, visited for two
:11‘1111111111, Georgia.
_—
“colts 111 S
1 1‘11121111111 .\lott‘is 111 East Or:1ttg11.N.
,l., 11‘111111111 111
IilerlllL' spent an enjoyable
in this city.
has his
,sttmntcr
1:11'1151 relatives
1 —_——
Mrs \\ 111111111 litinhat'tlt 111 \01w .1111
11111111111 pleasant call on friends and
,11111111111s.
_..———
and Albert
leave tomorrow
i Slephen (711111111,
lap, of .\‘orwalk,
Dun-
l1-njoy a week's camping trip.
a
Oscar F. 8111111111, of .\‘orwaik was in
.\‘cw York city yesterday, on business,
,While in the city, Mr. Schultz pur-
chased :1 new Rt-o touring car.
, e
1 Miss Edna Howard, of E1111 street,
has returned to her home after having
11:11joyed a two weeks‘ visit with friends 1
,in Orange, N. J.
! .\'. Hyder, of Now York city, is visit-
Jing Miss Francis Arlington, of Smith
Estreet, Norwalk, for a few days.
i Mrs. Edward 1.1‘innegan of Main
:street, was a visitor in New York
icity, yesterday.
—-—f"'
i Wayte Raymond, of Clay street, has
returned from :1 stay of a month in
tlle Catskill Mountain‘s.
1 _.———
Q
been entertaining Mitts Florence
, ll'll
J~.1~eph‘s 1111111111, when:
Rev.
Margaret .
‘vmony was \1~1'_\ ,
11111111. and only intimate friends of the
and ‘
daughter of Mr. and 111-.1. 1.111111111111111!
the 5
1111 front a months stay at I‘lattsburg,:
ltotttt‘. after,
101' -
1
Hit. Tom, Connecticut where they will,
William Thompson. of the New York‘
mm 11111111
grocery, Main street, is spending a
vacation in Saratoga Springs.
Miss Jane L'. Dyas, of Danbury, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Flynn, of Flax Hill Road,
.\itlton Pe1k, of Hartford, has re-
:ut1.ed 11.1 his home after having visit
1 ed 1111111 h‘ntcn Jcssup, of Arch street.
l —-
.\ltss lsabelle Fest, 111 Elm street.
.1his 11101111113, for Bay Head, N.
,5 , where sl'e will vis11 with friends.
111‘11111 l‘1—:‘111 i» mimin; a t1e1k‘s
111.1111 lzis du111 ,1 with 11. 11
11.1» .\‘orwaik florist.
\"dtnl loll
littt.lt11‘d_
.\ltss .\111'111 liet‘tennan.
is \isl'ittg with Mrs.
lsaac
of Dunlnlri'.
James ()‘Bt'11-‘11 of
s'rcct for a few days.
\\’11li‘11111 Cameron. 11f Stamford. \1 as
in .\‘orwalk yesterday, 1111 business,
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ADVERTiSED LETTERS.
1.:st 111 1111111111111111 11111-1..-
.\'1.ttvttlk omens for 1111-
111111115.- .1\11g11.s1 26111, 19111:
South Net‘watk.
lltowu.
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tittsl
l1‘1.'111k 11111111111101111
l~‘1111 13.111111, t‘tt,\ Holt-l.
.\llb.‘ N. l' llt'Mlllll,
\lt‘.‘ 1l11st‘11l1l111‘
111..
Bros.
liox 212:1.
lnnis.
l‘Iiizabcth Jiit'iirttll.
, \"tn 1.111111.
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l .\llrr 1211211111111
'iitttan.
It Jami-s strt-ct.
.\11111'1111, 1‘ 11Mt's.
Miss 1.11mi Silvt'tstein, 111-11. 1111].
\'1‘1‘.:1rL‘to Ntttoli. 21’. My Ave.
.\11‘11'11‘11 Shannon (undelivered).
I ANlJlll‘IW 1.1‘2AltY, 1’.
Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs.
t
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l Bowditch.
,an1' family.
' llngins, Mrs. llaisy.
l Jackson, Miss 111111111 111
Kueis, I-‘red.
Kelly, Miss M, 12 Ilet'kley
111111a1'ds11n, John 1“.
Stearus, .\lrs. Orpha.
Sttv‘enson, Mrs, A. l“.
Wcrtullc, Mrs. M.
.\i. J. HOWAIUV,‘ l‘.
lirncst W.
Si.
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HALF-BREED BOUND
OVER FOR MURDER
JllWlCTT t‘l'l‘Y, August 26.~- That
1.11 1.id not remember admitting strik
int: his antagonist with an ax, was the
,claint 111' Chm-nee Sintons, a half-
_l)ret‘tl, when arraigned before Judge
Arthur 1!, brown, 111 11111 Griswold
11111111 ,\1.s111r1lay, 111:1rae1l with murder
of Mitthtll (travelin. at \'olttntown,
Sunday night. Simona said that he
1.11 1111.1 other man with his 11st. lie
1‘-111111‘d :1 pl, "1 111 not guilty to the
complaint. '11111 11‘otoner 1.1111111 as
:witness, testified that the defendant
made sworn statement admitting
,ktlltnp 111111111111, 11111 did not 1111111111-
ber that he used 1111 ax.
Simons was caught
11
in l't‘otidence
Monday :11111 broutzht 11111111 here.
ltobable cause was fotl'ml and he
was held for 11111 Superior court.
'whiclt comes in 11111 week after next
at Norwich.
51111111 \vttbctnr,
Sintons, and
111111 Gravelin are
(11111111111111, was held
,'1111:1l witness.
who
\Vllnse
lived with
over
Simons
. to
,‘htuo
said
as :1 111a-
'1‘111111111-isinn of
,Vtits‘ltlll‘llll on the .loltn l‘ecerollo vs,
(111111111111 Franko case was 1111111111111 (town
this morning. The plaintiff was :11-
,11111111$1111lantacc‘ 110111 the 111111 ndent
,while 11.11 later was relieved of all
1,111ts 11f the '11:.11 Attorney .1. .1 (‘un-'
,1111 111pr11s11nte11 the plaintiift‘ and Judge
W. 0. 11111111111113 represented the do
,I11.'ttlt1ut.
\l George .\\'l1i1e, of Ward
5‘11111‘1, is contint (l to her home with :1
‘-
111' the Westpozt (‘11111.l:1s111ven 11:1: in New (1111.11.11 on Monday and serious 1111:11‘k111‘iiln11ss.
1 SO DECEPTIVE.
l
Many South Norwalk People Fail to
’Realize the Seriousness.
1
so deceptive.
:1.'1tl goes—keeps
Iiztchache is
It comes
guessing.
Learn the muse—then cure it.
1 Possibly it‘s weak kidneys.
That‘s why Doan's Kidney Pills are
:50 effective,
1
, proof.
you
, ‘Wm. Limhurner, 9 First street,South
.\‘orwalk says; "I have used Dean‘s
{Kidney Pills at different times in the
,pa‘s‘t year and they have provan very
beneficial. Sometimes my back has
been weak and there has been a dttll
innd con ‘tant pain through the small
of it. Then thc1 kidney secretions
w‘ct‘e too frequently in passage. Whoa-
ever I have. noticed any of these sym-
lptoms,l have used Doan's Kidney
il‘iils and they have soon ended the
. trouble."
Price 501:, at all'dealers. Don't
simply ask for adridney remedy—get
Doan'a Kidney Pills-the same that
Til-,1
1"
affections:
Judge George ii.‘
We present the following case a'sl
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Hill MD“ llll‘u‘ll , lllllll CONSIDERED
South Norn'alk on next Mondayi, BUSTuN Aug. 211' The Boston a-
evening will he “I. ”one of ‘ No.1 .\laine Railroads financial difficulties
twill be taken up in the l 111 ed 5'. a 11s
pa1ed11ess campaign, which is tsuzar‘1111-,D,s,r,ct tourt he“, ,m Angus _1..
med 10 11111 all political campaigns Judge William 1. Putnam 111111113 seat
ietor held in this city in the shade. w1111d from hihs summer home at Mt
1mm", of the Sixth (‘ompanv ,,,e,li1n1~0, Matte. that he had issued an
5 , _ , ' , " ,11rd1—r or notice returnable on 111111 date
tbpantsh Amertcan War \eterans.thc 1111‘ a hearing in connection 111111
Naval Militia and veterans of both equity proceedings Ioolting 1o Te('t‘l\'~
Bu1111n‘1han1 and Douglas l‘u“l1l‘“r"hu,) "i" ll“) road ,
\, “up, will unite, thanks ,0 ”,9 effo. ,5 11 1s understood he hearing will
,of 1.11utenant Bradford of the local
1111111111 2.11 p-111d1ng p1111‘1-11iings in the
, case To date these inc-111.1; a 1“.: 1117
,111ru111ng olice in one of the most tors' 111-11111111 for 1.1 lt‘('tl\‘1‘f‘ 1111-11 11:1
i111111cn1lous and enthusiastic tmlitat'y l"“l't'olllllltllittl liullltt'l' ('11HllJ'dlll' 03
ispvctaclcs 1‘\'er seen in Norwalk. XV,“ J‘:ré'.:‘f 2,‘ ""’f"‘9“,’”‘,“‘ similar
, , _ 11111.1. by i~.1l.11‘1r1l l1. >t‘drl1‘b, 111 .\1~w
The 111-utcnant, taktng advantage 11f yurt‘, 11111111111. MM, 11: the company.
1111‘ 1:111 that the great prepartdness and :1 11111'11111 1:1 opposition tiled by
mourn, "The Battle (‘11 111 111-1111.51 1‘ 111111.11 \' 51111111. ‘11 Blvdwrl. 1.
. . . . ' mlnorlH stockholder l'. was 11111~1l1t
'. ~ . .s w t', 1 1 ‘1 - '
“I” I" h” n in ”“3 c1) at h' I ‘1 1111 prohahlc also that counsel for the
t
l“"" Theatre. in North Main‘ 1‘11““: Concord 111111 .‘lUillt‘Pitl. 111111.1‘111111111'11
lMondut night, has arranged 11111 of cut River t‘atlrads', which :1r11 11:1111'r
l,,,,,,. with Manager (10mm, of 11111 l‘.1l- lease 111 the liostott k .\l.111111. won/.1
. 11111-r ‘l 11‘at'ance in 1111.1 case.
11.1111 and the two gentlenn n have 10111 ‘ D1
1.111111 to make the occasion :1 11stitc
Ma, .._..
, till“.
l The feature of the evenin} will be CARI- SCHAUB DES
,:,1 111111111) and naval parade. 11111111111
.‘1111,1.~" in full uniform. The Militia AflER [ONG lllNESS
1111.. 1111‘ Sixth Company will meet, to-‘
tnot'row', :11 11 o'clock, in 11111 Artnoty.
,111111 ftll'llle‘r' plans for the parade will
111st'u1sse1l.
The parade will begin at the S111»
tccnti‘tucd from first page!
load '11\’1 11111 btlsiltt- ss 1111 111r111111l_\ 1‘ 111
-lu1‘111d platter 1111 'lit‘ 11l1l \\ .1 11111,: 1'11
.str1-11 bridge and in Woodward .1111 ,
1111111.! monument, at the corner of 1111.», wltet‘t‘ heal-01111115property. {
1Flax 11111 and West avenue, and will1 ’l“ho1111'~1-11:1.s111lits s1111111d by his 11111-
“, ”,9 11nd of {South Main‘and 11111.1 children. l’hlltp 111111 \111g 11‘ l
l
l
5111‘
1
i 1‘11111111111‘
lcna Schauh 111‘ South \111‘w1ill1. 1111.1
.- ., a. . 1 1_ ' .
“1” 11mm to the l1tla1e [111 ,Mrs. 1.11111s11 .\11‘l.1-1111 111 111-111111, .\11111-
‘atrc, where'a hand concert will be 15,13,
.‘iten, All parading will then be d-l
‘Funeral arrangements have not vetl
lowt‘tl to cuter the Theatre, where been wily 1‘11111pl1t1.1d The setting
“ll-1111111 (‘ry of Peace" will be
will 111 1111111 Tuesday aft11rn11on,a1.'1'
, interment will 1111 in Riverside 1'1111111-
witnessed.
#
1 1111').
campers have made clear their inten-
ttion of remaining at the campinz
(‘harles 11310“, the Second District ,grounds, although totlu)‘ closes thel
resident who jumped from IORHdps'lillup limit as .1111 by the health hoard
dock on 1‘1“"de evening ,1,” mkpntduring the middle 111 the week The
111 Bridgeport jail this monnlng, 1,) of injunction was issued l1y.lu1lt:e Webb.
k" Galnor. of Bridgeport last night. anti the case
is returnable before the Bridgeporti
T1111 Noroton baseball team is in' Court on the first Tuesday in October.
llidgcfleld this afternoon, playing tbei
crack team of that place bred Smith, DR WEED SUSPENDED As GUARD
is twlrli‘tg for the visitors Riley andl 'AN‘
.‘ . 1 . , , , ,, l Surrogate ('11ha1nn yesterdav stts~-
, 11113111111211, of the .\orwalk 111111 11111111111: , WM”, llr. Albert (1. Weed 0, .\‘n. ”,2
.‘111- playing with Ridgetleld.
l\\11st Fifty seventh Street \‘111v York.
-._._.. lftom acting as special 1111111111111 tor
11111112111 11. Jones 11111111111 pending :11
11st on 1111 :111 application for tho phy-,
111111.111' s r1111111111.
,sll’l Pl ,
, the
§
iCALF PASTURE CAMPERS
GET OUT INJUNCTION.
The second step in‘th:1 tight of the
it‘alf l‘asturet campers against the or-
tier of tentmal is.~u111l tt few days ago,
.,l1y the liaord 11f liettlth, was taken by
'thc campers this morning, when a
'1~111porary injunction was served this
; morning, on the health hoard, 11.1" Depu-
ty Sheriff Edward B. Doulens. and the
~____.-———
Many ofllcers of the local force are
111 llrldgeport. this afternoon, attend-
111: 11111 statt1 oflicers' 1111111 11:1,1' at Mm,“ 11. liuughl of x”, 51‘, East:
Pleasure Beach. (‘hief Pennington l, i-‘11',v-ttinth Street. father of Roland 11,~
and (11111111? Silk are 111111111111 itt Hun-""1"S ”4“”th ‘5 ”‘1‘ P"””"“”‘ H“.
, alleges the physician was nantel,
1111111111111. 1:11:1rdian 1111‘ his son after the hoyl
—' 111111 inherited 11:1 l'ltt‘rt‘sl in 1111- $11111»:
John Arnold and Andrew Noonan, 111111 estate 111‘ 11111111111 11. Jones,
11 tier 1,11 11111 11011-1 Roland.
two of Not‘wnlk‘s special policemen, '1‘
i
have taken the places 11f regular 111-i
tit‘ct's Flynn and Smith. :11 the rail-'Two MORE AMERICANi
road station and on the turnpike. Thei FIRMS ADDED TO l
regular otllccrs are now doing their BLACKLIST'
,lf‘Rlllill‘ beats. \ ,
former ',
The lournal Officiel of Paris
today publishes a supplementary
lblacklist of various houses and
‘companies in. neutral countries.
~Edward l‘lonskv, presuntahly of1
lio-zton, was picked 11p last evening. on
Washington street. by Officer (minor. .
. Two name 111. he list are Ameri-
and taken to the police station. f‘o- ,.
canrthose o1 Herma C. Kupper.
.llnsky told 11 straiglttfor"wm11 story ,
t of 52 Murray street. New YOI‘K
11 11111 e \o.sbttt 11 1111. 11101111112'. anll - - 1
\i‘t‘ rejoined antilglvengthirt ‘ ttinutcis Clty' and the National Ztnc Com-
“ ‘ 3 1 party, of 7. Stone street, New
to clear out of town. ’York citv
i Russian troops which are at-
_ “‘ 111-tum, 1"- 0f"tempting to advance in the Car-
Norwalk, is representing Swift £1 (‘11., pathia s towgd the Hungarian
in :1 suit against John T. Howard, of border have been partially re-
Stztnford, which is 1‘111111‘111111‘11‘ to the, pulsed suffering large losses the
liridpt-port cottt't on the first Tuesday official Austrian repuort of Aucr
in September. l‘apct's were served on 25 announces, Austrtan rosi—
tit~.1 defendant last Tht‘usdtty. T1111 {ions captured by the Rttssittns'
suit is for $1,500. and 'the plaintiff on Gen. von Bcchm-Ermoli's
claims $1.200 11111111112113
Attorney William
sector. have been recovered. The
announcement follows:
M—
'l‘hc 11:12:11 11f William Alexander, of
Norwalk. vs. Joint Spittlcr. of Bridge- “Front “f ArChdllke Charles
port. will be heard Monday morning in FranC‘S: West 0f the Moldova
and-in the district of Tartar Pass
several Russia-'1 attacks wet? par—
tially rennsled in hand to hand
fighing. The enemy suffered large
losses.
“In addition to artillerv engage-
ments of varying intensinty at a
number of plates, the situation is
unchanged.
“Front of Field Marshal ‘1'01‘1
Hindenburg: In the sector of
Terepelnike-Pieniaki we racap-
tured all the-trenches lost on
Aug. 22. One officer, 211 men
and 3 machine guns were cap-
tured. Further north there were
116 incidents."
Three Austrian trains are ar-
riving daily at Orsova (a Hun-
garian town on the Danube near
the Serbian and Rumanian bor—
11111 City court, before Judge Vosburgh.
The plaintiff is 1‘1-pr1‘sented by Attor-
ncy William A. ‘11‘i11111, Jr.. and the
11111fendant by Attorneys Keogh R11.
Candce. The suit was brought as the
result of an automobile. accident.
wluclt occurred some time ago, 011
the turnpike, near tht.1 llarien line.
SOUND BEACH CAMP
TiNED.
STAMFORD, Aug.‘26.-ny reason or,
the rll:tess of one of their number,n
plies Potter, twenty-two girls belong-
ing to the Sound Beach Camp Fire
Association, encamped at Turn-of the
River, three miles above here, have
been quarantined. Miss Potter was
taken homeand her house is also quar
antined. The illness has some of the
symptoms of infantile paralysis. The
girls w,L'.1, remalni in camp for a fort-
QUAR‘AN.
1lt.1s
front, in the Terepclnike-Pieniaki .
Miss Creagh, of lilain street 1111111
night under oarfor Mrs. L W. Barney,
wife of the pastor of the Congrega-
tlonal, pharoh of Sound beach.
Mr Limburner uses. Foster-Militant!
1 00., Props, 1Bunalo, N. Ym‘dv.
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ders) with ammunition which as
being conveyed in barges to Bul-
gamn port: lower down the Dan-
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HQWLAN 11‘s
Entrance on Main St.. Farfield Ave" Cannon SI.
4‘,
Bridgeport, Conn, Saturday, August 26, 1916.
or;
Choose from best of
summer suits at $16.50
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Handkerchiefs ,
Women‘s gloves, 16 button length
double tipped finger! whtte 50c
Women's gloves, 12 button length
white and molt colors 75c. for 60¢.
Women's gtovel, Hole in white
5°C. for
Women'l handkerchietl, plain
ton in whlte, very sheer weight
15c,12
Women's handkerchiefe, plain cot-
ton in white 27c. 12 doz.
Women's handkerchiete, sheer cot
ton in white with colored figure in
corner 45c.12 dozen
Men's silk handkerchiefn in white
center with colored border
25c. and 5°C.
Main door.
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i Lion Brand Yarns
To secure the best results in knitting and crocheting,
the best material should be used. We recommend Lion
Brand Yarns.
White and colors in Panzy and Midnight Germantown,
Saxony Wool, Shetland Floss, Spanish Yarn and German
Knitting Yam.
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In Shetland Floss we have the new shades of Tango
Orange, Tango Blue, New Old Rose, Buff, Salmon, Kelley
Green, etc., that are used for the sweaters
The latest Lion Brand Book of Instructions for sale at 25c
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