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finisher. we :x- m“ i , A ’ , ‘-
i Attorney Jesse 1‘. main spent yes-l
INSL RANGE ‘terday in Hartford on legal business.‘
a “1' m m ml The Georgetowuvbaseball team will
TH! IE" “PM IN T!!! clash with the Emeralds, of Stamford!
BUSINUS AND WRITTEN LaiSunuay afternoon. in Georgetown. The'
YOUR. INSURANCE SHOULD “i Emtrulds are one of the two teams:-
‘ ‘that have defeated Georgetown this:
Win at. Gov-t - .
”EN T0 PROP Y lseason, and the tip-county aggrega-l -
:' m ransom
Owing to the fact that many of thei ." News
izieinbers of the Kelsey baseball club:
tare desirous of attending the Phoenix] _
ltlandmke, Whit'il Will b? hPId this Sun- W'm‘j‘imml 3
day afternoon. iti Sclliiiidt‘s woods! A Leap Year dance was held at ”19:.
tthe Kelseyswill not be seen film-tion t Kl‘i'. (‘lub 19m Hem“. ii’ret—tiwood‘s
“‘m‘“ in pr 0“” 0f towmthis sundayl‘lflt'i-t‘fill‘a furnished mnsic. Lust even-.
The following Sunday the Kelseys‘lng.) dance was the la" of the sea-1
will play in Noroton.
In YOU. Think this over, it neue‘uon is em for ”was“.
a great deal to you.
Taylor 8; Goldenii
Telephone No. tub
tooth Net-walk Trout (:0. It“.
son‘s mid-week dances. There will be
d h' jttwo more Saturday melting dances
- i , i was arreste t is
Alex U“ M” Z \ and a. dance on Labor Day. 1
poor. by Sergeant 'l‘homtls Iiunt on‘
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the freight boat .\lation. while the yes-i ‘ t
1 li\‘ H d up to the duh in ”n ' A. L. llorltenrath connected with the,
N‘ z, t .- . -
upper harbor. Baiitovtiz was charged Jultn “ minus (0," m ,MJY‘ \ork (‘10,! '
‘t . . . . and well known in this city as a two}
vith theft. and had in his possession t‘aosf'ul bolid salesman, was a visitor
in town yesterday driving a new Iil'is“
coe automobile, which he recently ~'
purchased, ‘
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.nt the time two pairs of men‘s shoes,
two pairs of corsets and eight pairs
of ladies' stockings. Uis ctise will be
‘lteatd before Judge Lockwood. tomor—.
row morning. at nine o'clock, in thel
uptown court. ‘
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Eugene M. Merritt has announced ‘
‘his marriage to Miss Anneta Schell, a
native of Wilmingon. Del, lately of
The .\‘oi'walk will Bridgeport. Conn, The marriage took
.iUUl‘H‘." l0 Brill“. lllls Saturday ilr"pia(‘t‘ ot the Methodist parsonage on
itenmon. where they will play the July lst, but was not announced ulltll
illaht‘biill team of that place, It is last week.
!ptobable that Olson will be on the . >
illiound for the Norwallters, and Rob»; Ni. and Mrs. llarl‘)‘ Brat-lien. of ‘
,l’lson on the receiving end. On Labor West Norwalk. have returned front a‘
‘llay afternoon the Independents will LTIHmile automobile tour of two',‘
‘Evisit Milford. where they will again weeks through i‘onnccticut and Mass,
lattempt to bring home the scalp ofthe achuseits. \isitiiii: many places of inv‘, 5
____‘__ A i‘Milford aggregation. Link. the prev;lt'l‘e>i.
twirl
WEATHER FORECAST. imier New Canaan hurlcr, will
"IE 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 8: Gain
South Norwah
Independents
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Water St.
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Two automobiles. one a Paige, pnd
Showers have occurred during theluw other a neightcylltider t‘adilluc.l
an eightcylinder Cadillacd
last 24 hours between the Rocltyl'hP ”an” i 'i l I
. . . , . . ; - c ' r -- . .- .
Mountains anti the Mississippi river, {Him 0g“ 1;: “u I" ("an " ”“9"!” I
the Lake region and Northern New'ammmn' a out ”000100!“ at "‘0‘
m
ilor the Independents against Milford.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to!
night; Friday. partly cloudy. '
Mrs. John C. Pink. and Mrs. Theo-l
dore Freeman. of lironoltlyn. who have' i"
been spending a month in .\‘orwallt,
spent Saturday at the home of lieV.‘
(l. l-‘nltichter. who is .\lrs. I-‘inlt's
nephew, in llarlen.
. ~ . ‘ a w '- in
‘ ~ ‘ tmm" of Stuart avenue and the ‘umd I‘Ostal turtle art bent,~ rttcived
England, and on the ('“n and south} ‘k N‘ H (t . iNotwalk, from Mr. and Mrs. I“ J.
Alli ntic coast A disturbance is can-ll” 9' ‘ 9 ‘ I" "mm“ Reilley. . i
‘ ' ' . ‘ Reynolds. 0! Main street, who are
iral this morning over Lake Superior. Lthaufteur for P" (" Andrews, 0’ Broadi
Irtreet, New York city, who was driv-
No important changes in temperaturet ‘
now enjoying an extended automobile '4
were reported this morning.
northern districts the nights at
l-ut it is quite warm during the day.
Ccndltions favor for this vicinity:
pel‘alure.
WEATHER A
’ TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 61; highamte
(itl‘itiy. .
ciii_i_tw
78.
A number of young people from this in:
place attended a dance, at l-‘atrfieldv .\lr
Beach. last evening.
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-—rI-‘ull line of Sorts. U‘llrien‘s.
A llaviland street resident has com-”.1... 0t pair-field, .l. \t'. Ferrite or Mipphe Willic Mountains.
plaincd to the police that some Ont‘lfm-d' the nephews. and Mary
In the
YEAR AGO
[ing the Cadillac, nor Robert II. (‘hir-
e cooliuwm’ of Shelton. the owner and oper-
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rotor of the Paige. were injured. The
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1 rars however, were
.‘“3 investigated the accident. but
’ltude no arrests.
Jest-tats HEIRS APPEAL
‘ FROM PROBATE DECISION.
ge That Teatator Wu Easily In-
fluenced and incapable of
Making Will.
Three nephews and It niece of the
late Wilson \\‘. Ferris. of Huston. in
. ail appeal made yesterday afternoon to
. the
of the probate court iii accepting
. Ferrls' will for probate. allege uti-
l due influence was exercised by George
F. l-‘crris, chief beneficiary in the will,
I and executor.
i William ll. Ferris atid (‘harlcs Fer-
uckley,
considerably
Fair weather, followed by increasinzidamflggd' Motorcycle Policeman ”up
cloudiness with slightly higher terti-
int i cet.
civil superior court from the find-
Iecently stole a number of scltzer bot-tor this city. the nipcfl claitn that the!
ties front his back yard.
”7”
A load of hay. proceeding tip Fair-
:tVt'lllil‘. yestt‘rday
nearly cattle to gzicf when a
the street.
[lid not slide off before the wagon was “Hemm-
‘cxccuting a will.
Jacked up.
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~25c allowed for old straws. O‘Bricn's
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Sergeant Ramsay. of the ii‘itlgi’llt‘l‘l‘
.ilicc, t-lc'ihoncd to the local licad- ,
U ‘ I t most $100,000 by will of Patrick Mttr-t
«luaitcrs last evening that a Chcvriolc
roadster, No. 41410 had been stolen.
)t’>lt.’l'tlil)’. in Bridgeport.
Otliccr Stratton
sil‘cl‘d. for drunkenness.
‘the residue of his estate goes to the.
idcscrvlng poor people of his native.
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arrested Thomas.
‘ . . talc
( ollins. yesterday afternoon, in .\orth
alleged will was not signed or scalcdl
,At the time of the supposed execu5
tion of the will, the iotir contesting;
afternoon. very: relatives say that Mr. Ferris wax: wellI
rcar Hil\’3nt"“d in 3'0“”. suffered from l”""..\l:t.4s.. has returned to her home. after-
whet-l broke off and let the load iiito‘slcal lnfirtntties. was of fccblc intcl-ilmmu “4in with M”. “mm" A.
Luckily [hp whole load' lect. and in a condition to be easily in. Smith. m. 3
but not capable of legally:
$100,000 FOR POOR OF COUNTY
DOWN.
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 3i.—Thc poor or
(‘ottnty liown. Ireland, will receive al-‘I
According to Mr. Murray's will“
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ray.
The total valuation of the can}
0
is $123,869.13. l
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Mr. Murray left small bequests to a
it‘i‘flt‘l’illiS
Itrip throughou the New England;
.Sttttes. \
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‘ The Mead Brothers. Percy and
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I'Elna it, returned to their home in this
tcity last evening.
time. and excellent weather.
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Louise Novuk. of 21 Fort
l-Iast Norwaik. has returned to
‘iltcr home in this city, after havingen—
1joyrd a delightful \acntion ill I‘crth
iAml-oy. N. J.
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t, .\ir. and .\lr.:. (‘. l’. Meeker, Mrs.
'(‘harles E. Miller and Mrs (I, I). \\‘or-
den left y "erday for Asbtiry Park. N.
.l., \vht‘rc'ftl .fig'lh‘yvill spend it short vttctl-
t tion. W
1 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel .\ller and
:dauichters. Isabelle and Mildred who
‘havo been spending the summer in
nit tirttcd to
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‘lthl'il' home in this city today. i
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l-Idinuntl i‘olwell. who is employed
in l’onchkecpsic, N. \'.. is spending a
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few days with his parents iii this city."
v.
.\iiss Gladys 'l‘liorpc, of llolyokc.
l'nioit l‘ark.
Miss (‘ccelia Keene, who has been
visiting .\lrs. llobcrt ii. Mitchell, left
for Stamford
few days before
honm iti llethcl.
returning to hcrl
Miss Elizabeth
40]] street.
tioiiw after spending the summer atl
Dorlon‘s Point.
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Mrs. J, Milton (‘ohttrn, of (‘olonial
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-. month's cruise to the Eastward in the,
They report a line
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St‘liurles, who have been enjoying a .'
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St. John of 5 IllVI'L
llanbttry. has rcturnetli:
_ lby Mr. Ferris. and it was not his last as a cliaiitl’eur with a private famliyis
-—Gretit Variety of Caps. O'liricn's. [will and testament.
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to spend a ‘
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Mam , tol dozen charitable institutionb and ford “Wu"- “a" Ti‘l‘llm‘d “01““ from a
tins “as iiI‘l‘lllL'llt‘tl before Judge \os~;00. Oaacll to his nieces, Mrs. 11 J, Sul'i‘w" “'(‘Q‘ks visit in Slircw'shtiry, Mass-
1“,. p, Washington SM
burgh. this morning. He 'pleudcdgiill-tnmn and Mary Lyons of East Hang)
ty and was fined 37. with sentoncc‘imrd‘ James II. Vernon, of Billl'willw
susrtnded lie accepted a chancc to will, Hugh Savage of Castlewallun. and
3st out of town in a hurry. .p’ .l. Fitzpatrick of Drumnammllcd
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County Down. arc named the commis-
t
‘4'“ ‘“ "’""’“‘ “‘*"'*"" *‘W - sion to distribute the funds to the poor,
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ACCESSIBLE ‘HUGHES GEE—1T0 NASl-IVILLE.
ONLY TO YOU
ESTES PARKS, August 31.—
it‘harlcs E. Hughes. Republican presi-
. - - ltieiitial noniiiicc. expects to reach
21:15:de 253:3: Eggofniffill: ififlrville, Tenn. on the evening of
is absolutely secure and pri; ‘3 noay. September 4. ‘From that
vate—accessible only to you. \date the plans of the nominee are con-
The cost is 1°w__$4 per year. ’tingent upon developments in the rail-
ill rtnttrs an ill.
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‘ELEVEN NEW PARALYSIS CASES
- IN STATE.
HARTFORD. August 31.-~E‘.cven
inc-w cases of infantile paralysis iii
rt south Not-walk, ‘Conn.
'v.'aik.
Connecticut bring the total number
.~ 396 Interim on Saving:
‘ Account-
g _ l‘ to 46$ up to today.
reported to the State Board of Health her South Norwalk home after a few
days with friends in Wetstport. I
il('l.i!&.t‘lt>‘.
Dr. 1. Milton f‘obtirn loft South
Noiwnllt today for a two wcclts trip ,
to Maine.
Miss Mary Spclke, of Stamford,
visited this week with friends in Nor-
.Portcr Emerson Browne. the Well
known playwright is spendirl today
in New York City. "
Miss Mollie Quinn, of Hartford, is
spctirlinr; a few days. with Miss Idna
Howard, of Elmsirect.
Frederick Buckley-Z clerk in the
First District (‘ommissioners office, is
a visitor out of town today on busi-
ness .,
Miss Myrtle West has returned to
THE TRUMPET-VINE, AND
HUMMING-BIRD.
1 My cat: this stilllllit'flllilt‘. 'l‘lic
titnc
. . , I
(it bi'ltiiltiitig_ 11.1mm itnnus’m‘s‘l
Jlic tittic to will} dimin oi ruin-
box lut‘t'
\Vithout a thought of <:th\l for
hidden gold.
.\llti )‘t‘l, lit‘llt'ttlil'lllt‘ stitliiglitk
fullest gitlw,
.\iid shadows, laccuorlt’s airy
tidllt't‘,
Strttttgt- contradictions rlst' and
risc
'l‘o balllt- subtlc questioning»
sonictititcs.
.\iid brightest surface tiltst‘l'HI'
lions Iced
To tragic labvriiitliswitt stitiitttcr-
tittic.
\ ‘
'l‘bat ti'titiipttw -—»;t tangled
Illilss,
Holds up its wealth of brilllaitt
clips
'I'o sunlighi‘s nrdcnt bt'anis, that
it
May New \vitb tbt-ttt. and even-
litg's dcw,
.\ ticctar sttcctwfor \vbtlt?
’l‘o fcctl :1 honouring-bird?
titan?
.\iid
.\lay eat of liuslts put out by
llt-stiuy's gaunt band. despite his
l‘raycr or sob for nectar. too.
That iltllllllllllg bird is fair to
liltiix' upon.
Its painted raittlctit far cxccls
'l‘bc gorgeous fabrics of
aitcicttt's art
all
“1' long ago.
tlcr why
.\‘0 strange! I won-
That frat'ilc bod} needs that wild
\.
\bandoiintctit of dccpcst skill
To cnvcr it.
and
To me. its. lit-art
‘i'II'illlls arc spcclts~so small—-
.\pprccintion's t'ccblcst ray
t'ould iicvcr cntcr lilt‘lll.
.\ contrast sharp of tialliztiicc.
.\iid uttcr \vortblt-ssncss. .\
hunt-—
.\ flitsli—nnnd out of
glare
sunliglit's
it \viitg's ti swift u‘trcztt to nest.
i'ttkiimvii—mto scckl ”citing all!
The \\'illit‘ I llllls‘t'. and ask: “by
its .
i'rctttion and llllssltlll?*~.\ sonic-
tilingr
\\‘his]icrs—“Nccdlcss, both ?"
.\b, Prodigal .\lagit‘ttttt. bait!
Such llillt‘ and labor's lost!
Lovc diviiit‘ should prompt, both
Should be used in plucking: sor-
rows
(lot of broken. human licarts.
——l‘»:trbcrry llittcrsvvcct.
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7’31"”: 10s.
1%
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NTRAL IIOTELNEW“
CE J08. m SESSA, PROP.
Corner Monroe and Cheotnut Btreetl. South Norwalk.
>_ Room- by day or week at reasonable prices. ‘
{f .7_ Every room well ventilated, electric lights and on.
»’ ’. _ Everytthg‘fit-et clue.
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Try a Sentinel Adi
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*6 a
HQWLAND'S
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave. Cannon 5!.
a."
Bridgeport. Conn”
Thursday, August 31, 1916. f
Rich rugs
Easily Swept ! .
bur bolitc \\itcrt- .\iot l' to s t} *' “ ' ‘ I '
ilt’lllHWHll'iv—Ll budv liritsslc‘li: 111:4. hrhflu Pd” U1 thb
lit-cittlst- it is stiltmtb «it surtttt't’ and is ctlslb slit'lfl.
lict‘uust- it is \totidcrt‘ull} durablc. I 9.
Let it bc .t \\'bitlttll bud} lirttssclls_ prcit't'ablvl .. “‘
liccuusc it will ban a lit’.illl\ and strength and ‘
sittntliticss ut' surlacc not Ittlilii'lll usual sorts.
\\ bittall itialtt-s tumult-rid} illjJs.
'l‘bt-ir tit-signs .‘it'c t‘ltargicttristic
and ltt\lt'lllii their
colors ttt‘t' vicar and lasting" and dccp: lilt’ll‘ yarn is flrlll‘ vi
and tough and lull of abilit; to withstand scrticc. . .
\\bitt;tll bud} l’iriisstrlls rugs arc right up to the
standard wt in tlic \Vbitttll mills. .\tarcb this gathering Z
til iit-\\ mics for a l-iil\\'—‘lll(l\lit‘ it can b.- i'ntiiid! ‘f,
,\ttd “but satisfying combination ofdcsiutl aiidctilol' “a;
"from rich dark shades to thc wit and delicate blttc tltah‘ ‘ g
was crcatt-d to inaltc lit-illitittil \tililt' mic particular bed» " "
room. 5 ..
t) b)’ 13 {13.35, N 14b} It) i 2 “65333 ~‘. . if.
it. by (.3 inclics——${t :7 b_\- 54 trains--8375 ' w " k.“
' 24 by 3": in ‘bts $2.5”, ,
Carpet Ilall, third floor. 3:;
Newest rag rugs j
have flowered border!
‘ ”m” “‘s" ‘0 blltl chccr. llllt‘tl tor ttsc ill iiialtV a ‘ h
nook. ' »
“my” front l'l‘lxlll lit-d1 clcanlv cotton cloth: light: 9
but lirtti and durable. . g ' _, i
.\o smooth and close-win m m, v do out quickly soil
v
o~atid easily lauttdcrcd \vlicti lilt'\ do soil C;
-| A - . - . . A . ‘ “
.\iid lilt‘st' ntu pattt'rns .trt- gnu-n, him- or tan or« “ ~ !
black with a distinctive band border at tat-h end in which 7*
flowers :ippcar Ill lively and chccrl’ul colors. I A
24 by 30 inches—$i :7 by 54 iiicbt-s—Spgo {
3‘) ".V in ”lile—Slifi All b_\' 7.’ Illt'ilt'\‘—S.’:3§
t'arpt-t Hall, third floor.
The Howland Dry Goods Co. “3% I
For Your Party“ or Dance 7
The
Hotel Clifford ‘1’
Offers High-Class Accommodatio/ns
FINE DANCE FLOOR, SUPPER ROOM. LOUNGING
PARLORS
.Opcn For Inspection At Any Time
- For partiCulars call or write W. S. Gladney, 1L, Mgr.
INFANTS’ WEAR '9:
Infants‘ and Children‘s Fine White Lawn and . Batiste . "L
Dresses, trimmed with fine lace and embroider" Low neck in: R
and short sleeves, or high neck 1d long sle , 'ith em-
brOtdcry trimmed, or plain hem skirts, 6 month“ i ' "Jars.
~50
Infants' Cashmere Sacques. with button-hole edges. more .
with Silk crocheted edges in colors with embroidery designs 3 .
in corresponding colors. 1
Short Sacques ............... 50¢ to $1.75 _ “
Long Kimonos ........... . $1,"5 to $2.25 I
Flannelette Sasques and Kimonos ...... 25(- and 50‘». _
Crocheted Booties and Shoes .......... .. 25¢ and 50¢ ‘ ‘
Kid Shoes and Slippers in white, black and tan, patcntleath— ' .
er With white kid tops ......... . 25¢ and 50 ‘
Lawn Bonnets with lace and embroidery trimmin , '
25¢ and 50¢
. J. _I. MALLETTE t
TAXATION 0F SEOUBIT‘IES Ill Gilllll.
If .you have money on deposit in a bank or own
any Jewelry. or any negotiable securities. «you may
be surprised to learn how the taxation laws of
Connecticut may affect you or your heirs. 5'"
We have just published a sixteen page pamph- 3‘
let dealing with the subject ouaication of securities ’. ’
in Connecticut in all its phases: It has received I
we ds of very high approval from Tax Commis- '
- sio er Corbin, and we believe’it will be of very . ’ 5
practical interest to any owner of property in Con-
necticut, especially to holders of bonds. stocks and
notes. ~ .7
Tax day is approaching and we shall be glad to
send a copy of our booklet to any, address upon
request. ‘
HINCKS BROS. & C0. 4 kg?
Members New York Stock Ekcharlge ‘ 3:,
207-209 State St. Bridgeport, Conn. ‘ .
Norwalk Chronicler