N glacial till the furnace
“has" llrhted md «low.
is. courses cease to flow. For
e‘hflSumer‘e swiftly alip-
fl tin: and the frost will soon
1 he gripping but the man
who". bought his coal need
' 3hr; no fear. Every home
lwill need a bin full—though
E. 7|" ire cost is something sin-
! {til—but ’twill fill you win-
i tor full of joy and cheer.
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So. Mail and Elizabeth Ste.
Phones 833-153:
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whether it is Lumber, Tindie
Board, B. P. 8. Paint.
any store in town. We court c
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
miniatuw
kWh-hemp“. and: en on
That's the reason they stay with or year in and year out.
It makes no difierenee what your requiranents may be,
anything in Building llateriah you’ll always find us ready
to fill your orders on short notice.
would like better than to be put to the teat. Will you do it?
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
UTH IOIWALK, (:0th
. . Our Specialdes—Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles. Bum
The Only Logical Place
for you to buy your fall and winter hats. in at “The Paris.”
First the styles are right, second our prices are lower than
to convince yourself. Come and save money.
CLOAKS ' J
m PARIS MNERY |tthe evonts. and the judges were Chas.
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rs, Dimenaioa, Shmg’ lee, or
single canoe race was won by John
Steward with Harvey Jarvis a close
second The Steward canoe. James and
John, won the honors in the one~halr
2 mile canoe race. Jack Lynch and Paul
luwrath came in second followed by
Joseph llallik and Arthur Stabell.
Only three young ladies competed In .
1the 50-yard swim, but the three made
‘a record for themselves by making 91- ;
lcellent lime. The event was won b"
guertrade Van Zandt of “'estport, with
i Gertrude iltclimann a close second.
1 Over a dozen contestants particl-
l pated in the fancy dtvitlg contest, and
is. professional would find it hard to
idupllcate the stunts which were doaet
7 At the close of the contest, the judw‘
decided there wis not a shade of diH
l. ference in the score of the three lead-1‘
izlg contestants. Fred Buckley, Irving:
{Clcmmings of New york city, and A13
; frcd Keelcr. Azlothér contest was or-
‘dered by the judges between these[
three and it was won by Fred Buck-t
ley with lrving t‘lemmlngs second. 1
Harry Smith was announcer. {
lUm—ary. George Fisher and James
SOUTH NORWALK' I Horn of Yonkers, N. Y. ’
S FASHION CENTER i l The winners of the events are as (01-
, one
i 100~Yard Swim:
1-—1auls Jones.
There’s nothing we
omparison. It is easy for you
Bargains Bargains
William Byxbee acted as starter in
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6 NORTH IlAlN 81’.
South Norwalk. Phone "80.
(2 Stores.)
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l awn it. Helnn of Stamford.
l awlt‘rcd Dodge 01 Wettport.
Fancy Diving:
! x )— Frcd Buckley.
2 lrving t‘lemmlngs of New York.
3~Alfred Keelcr.
One-Half Mile Swim:
‘ Kish and names “Mary ’Boe" as co- 0.
i respondent on the charge of infidelity". .3
.Thc marriage was on June 6, 1911. ..
..Anton Bognar of Westport would be .§
divorced from Therese Bognar of New l
Provision Co.
‘ ‘1: “all: jgges. ll'ork. Her name was Brenner beforcl O
_.- . cs. ‘ ‘
3» Arthur Stabcll. tmarrlage. Infidelity is the charge and ‘..
18 MAIN ST.
'tVlike Smith, Steve Varga and "John
Norwalk. Phone 881.
Jim" are named. The alleged acts
lwcre committed in New York and,
Bridgeport between 1910 and 1916.30
4 AWallicr Marfng.
220»l’ard (‘anoe Raw:
l 1—John Steward.
' Harvey Jarvis.
Underwater Swim:
00.".
Tel. 371
Delicious Home Made Peanut
‘East India Tea Co.
lTristram' & Hyatt l
BEGINNING TOMORROW
Our Big Annual Clearance Sale
Every Department Represented
Watch This Space tor l-‘ull Particulars
Bargains
shots Kish complains against John mayWofiwwzong§Q
Io
H. Krieger & Co.
It;
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xThe Leading Millinery Store in Norwalkd
FingBlE‘S PIE
‘ede in the Cleaned I-hnt
is” the Mt fresh fruits
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With eleven applications for divorce | HOLCOMB AND HEALY AT
coming to the once of the clerk of.
14mm, Hitchcock of New Ru ;Thc husband wants the custody ofIOO' = 9
chclle. I three children, Mary ll, Girilllll 6 and 3e. o
amusing“ or stemford. John, 3. lo‘o 3’.
0 E One-Half Mile (‘anoe lilacs: . ' Joltn Mcnyhart of-iatrflcld petltltims l}. o.
w. 2.1223133;de =2??J;‘“..:‘.’L“‘;.S‘.‘ii‘.l“‘£.fi ”0.133.131: :{o
lit “03 g'P'aoul' “5‘08""th l 1907. lnfldclity with "John Doe" lit 3.. .3?
‘il 1" é;“a‘:i ”£330” i Ilcthlehemkl’aq is charged. also dcser- ‘09 O.
Butter 150 lb 1:? 2~Thcodore ”“10er ttlon flom September 1, 1912. loo 0’
e in 3- Leland ‘Valbll. l -___.._. l o 3
0“ Ladtl‘s‘LWYartl Swim: PRESIDENT BACK lN .. :
l= ; nails: illicit.“ “MW ‘ WW ‘3.
‘y: __ ’_- __ i. ‘ \\'.\Sli.\'(}'l‘0.\', Sept. “.5. President 3 . h . - -
‘ll MORE THAN 200 NEW-Titan ON “mm“ mum“, m mungmn a. m...“ "8. and watch for the bargains t at are on exhibition every day.
lil COURT RECORD :o'clock this morning from Long Beach. 1):. I Qt
=' “.nignott the eight hour bill for railway .o. New mark-downs are being put in them every day. Perhaps, ‘
0 I Batch of Eleven Divorce Petitions Ad_:t-mployes which was passed by. con- 3. i . . :d
. . 't; "he" Total Far Beyond :grcss and it'll again at 10:30 Ut'lUt‘kl 3. you 11 find the very thing you are looking for. .
125 waSlllllgtllll Street ‘l‘ Praying. Figure for llodgem'ille, Kentucky. to acct-pt .: '
' 1; ' :thc Lincoln Homestead memorial. l’e’ 0’
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DINNER TOGETHER.’POLICE THINK THEY 'WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE;
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1‘; the Reed & Volk
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fisptalnable.
Alb Your Grocer for Them.
' Insist on them at your res-
remote.
Delicious Butter, lb.
Dulyea's Corn Starch. pkg.
Dunham's Cocoanut, pkg. . ..
“—
Granulated Sugar, 3 r1 lbe.
Fels Naptha Soap, bar
. ~1Electrical Co.
“it Only Fully Equipped
\ \FLECTRICAL SHOP
‘ In the Town
1 AUTO SUPPLIES
.‘fi 805—50 So. Main it.
h. uni-walk, Music Hall Elk.
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WASH DRESSES AND
SKIRTS
(fiat. REDUCTIONS
24‘ Cottage Street.
ASTULL
:the Suprcior court ln'a bunch the to- HARTFORD. Sept. 2.—Governort HAVE CAPTURED FAY
ital number of now called returned lO‘Marcua n, Holcomb and Speakerl ,
lthc first Tuesday in September passed Frank E. Henly of Windsor Locks, rt-l
,the 200 mark and broke all records for . val candldntes for the Republican nom- ‘ amped Gem... Bomb Plotter so
, , ,, ______ . _____ 8c the 00“" in lhlfl county by nearly 50.1natlon for the governorshlp nominal-l my“ a prtgomr of Michigan
Eraser. . tlon on the Republican ticket, ate diu- Author-lites.
25¢ i All told in these columns the otherjner together yesterday afternoon at 'ATMNTA' 03,. Sept. 3,—Firsti
4¢ tdny, the previous high record of last the Hotel Hepblcln.
oboe-noo‘o
--.oe...-
IIIOIa‘e eats-ere
Numerous om'ltrcccs of Lieutenant Robert Fay, the:
lyear “l ‘57 Md me“ 953'"! and “19 er patrons of the hotel, noting the un- convicted Ge bomb plotter, who
chances were that the September re-‘uaual group at the table where the c‘n'lmvsteriously disappeared from the
ltnrn would so over 200. This ‘1“ didates were eating, commented free'llt‘tidctnl prison here several days ago
come sooner than expocted and back 1,. The best 0: feeling was in 8.1.. ' dis vered esteday
1"“! ml! "WP“ “10 l0!“ millfltdence on all sides. Others at the"°'° °° y ‘ ,
l ' I The police at Colnth, Mich, tele~
menu-Ive. table were Attorney General George. d ' t man is being'
A 3'0" ill the ll" of “mo in the n Hlnman of Willimantlc, eenntor 6.1“"le ml" “3 ll“ ll
. held there who tallies almost exact-
ooor-oo‘oeaae-aeb-uooeeo.
I
Eat Not-walk.
32 Washington St.
39 Main St.
Schultze's Sanitary Markets
eleven lpllllculoul 0‘ divorce flied (OHMZ Kle‘t of New Br“.in and HOUSE , P i
our will allow that the citizens otLender William s. Hyde or Manchest- 13‘ “'“h the descmmlon 0' “in r 9';
tforelen birth is ateedlly increasing his 1 er. .0“ authorities here odorcd a photo-t
land her appearance in the divorce The luncheon followed a conference gun-f sent immediately. l
lcourt. N0 race “d “0 "“310“ 13 ""nt the capitol, at which the thslstlon -
‘cmpt. A“ the petitions are from to be taken up at the general session: ~
Bridgeport and towns near‘by. of the general assembly on September MIDWAY, Conn, Sept. 3,3,“.
Intemperance A"°°“' 12 was gone into in detail. mood Allard, of Providence, R. 1.. anl
10““ P- Flanagan NOB Bridget "H. Senator Klettwas president because‘employe of the New Haven road. hadl
lFlanagan, ‘0 “mm M V" married,“ the absence of Senator Leader Ma-tbom legs cut off and \v
%on June 5. 1900. The wife was Bridget jor Ernest label]. who is with the Con- { lniured about 9 o'clock this morning ;
.Humphrles before marriage. The bus- nectlcut troops at the border. He‘ .
' h had crawled under‘
lbltnd’ charges habitual intetnperance. will serve as the leader of his party's like? (the "a“; :vheels passing over
l Mary F. Casper. born Flynn. makes 5 at 9 up. ,
interests during the absence of Sena-‘ ‘ La .'
‘the charge of habitual intemperance‘tor labell. his lcgs. He was taken to the w .
inguinal Adrien Gasper and she has
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RUN OVER BY TRAIN.
South Norwdh.
Norwnlk.
‘ rence Hospital. in
‘1
1' THE USUAL THING. ‘
I The drummer for a New York dryi
, goods house was sitting on the tavern
lveranda along with a citizen of the
{town They hadn’t much to my to,
leach other, when a boy brought a
telegram to the citizen and said hei
: was sorry that it containéd bad newn.l
'The telegram was opened and read,
and the citizen uttered a “Humph”.
l and said:
l “The news is not so very bad after
1 all. It's a telegram from the railroad
folks down at Big Bend. It says my
wife was killed in the smashup that
'~ ' took place there about two hours ago",
] “And you don't call that bad news?“
:excialtned the drummer. l
1 “Well, not so very bad, sit-anger.1
. l This thing hasflhnppened about are:
3 times before, and my old woman
lhas always turned up all right. I;
' ain‘t ageing to do any csvortlng until‘
1 1 get some other newa."
' For the next ten minutes the drum-I
l mer looked upon the citizen as a cold-5
1 blooded. human hyene, bet at the end
‘orthotttmehehndmeoebochneo
~. his opinion. A little old. woman came
hopping up the steps with a smile on
5 her face outstanding before the citi-
3 can. she said:
l “My car went oi! the rails, 8am, and
PRESIDmP-am—T-s-SPECIAL “the" 1‘ “'35 “med he cannot "0"":
been married to him a little over a l
. year. the parties going to the priest on WAR RELIEF DAYS. 10"- .
it“; p20“: [were killed and fourteengjune 17- 1915- By not of Congress, the President: ‘
a y m" m I jumped out °r the (Bronco-n would break the bonds has appointed October 21 and 22 ns‘ DIES or PARALYSISL
window just in lime and (“an evenivmich bind him t0 “053 0E“: Wh°.days for the relief of the sufferingl NOANK, Conn, Sept. 3.-The‘l
5:“: 22:20“): “$013032? youd be it changed her name from 3310311 on:nmong the Armenians and Syrlsns. iyoungest child of Mr. and Mrs. Jntmies'
And the citizen took his pipe out APT“ 1396- Dcscrtion ‘5 alleged! The Federal Council of the Church-{Winn}; of this place, is dead 0 n-i
f 11‘ in d l t1 at .1 ”0113 May 1. 1913. . ,cs of Christ in America will send out ramile paralysis and enqhe; chtldt
. is man an qu e y B d" - Bertha Augat, who “‘5 "Bertha Kel'tthe appeal to all the churches [or a. aged 1’ has been strickes. l
“0' I can't say that I was very.ler married August Angel on January‘gennmus response. The American: ' ' .
much worried except for the other, 4' 1910. She charges desertlon "0‘“!Commtttee for Armenian and SyrianiSHOOT
folks on the “all" Aug. 5- 1913‘ She wants a Change‘llelicf will seek to reach every com-
-... Ol name 35 “"9“ as o (“WES munity- in the land, in an ellort to
Marie Palmer 3““ N913 Palmer to. relieve a distress greater than any. BRISTOL. SPl- 3~~D1860V9W 0‘ a,
'whom she “'35 married 0“ N°"9mb" the world has ever before witnesse'l.'malady diagnosed as slanders in a:
.24: 1394- Her complaint ‘8 "“01"" asters are urged to set apart Sun-'quarantlne of the place by the Health
able cruelty and habitual intemlier- day, October 22, for this purpdae. ,anthortttes and orders for the shoot-l.
ance. Sermon material will be furnished to ing of several/6T the half dozen uni-l
Benjamin Gaynor would break all the pastors by the Federal Council. ' mals affected. Six of the horses arc;
with Clara Hosbnck Gaynor. Thel'i ‘4 ; owned by Ryan Brothers, proprietors,
were married on July 10. 1906 and (19' lof the stable and three of these, ill’
portion is alleged from July 18. 1907. with the disease, will be shot. The5
The husband wants custody of their
daughter, Florence, nine years old. ,
Names Coreepondent. l
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GLANDERED [
HORSES AT BRISTOL. .
Mother-in-lrlw was a great talker.
so when John got his new automo-
bile, he said to Agnes. his Wife: “I'll
take you and mother riding if you
make her promise not to talk to me
while I'm driving." When they:
started John turned to Agnes and
mother in the back seat and repeat-
ed: “Now. remember, no matter
what happens, don’t talk" to the."
They had gone several miles on the
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CECIL SPOONER VICTIM
OF OVERWORKED NERVES
Bridgeport's favorite stock star,
Cecil Spooner, who opened at the Em
found to be elected.
as otherwise 3‘
New London. r
:HH‘OUIRDCO WIS summoned.
' other ten belong to John Egan. of New;
;Haven. and three of these have been
Experts from”,
rdaus on one Fumes»
Catherine Roebaelr, 35, After Malling
Several Threats, Kllle Herself.
BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 3.——li'ollowlng
rcptatcd thrcrts that she would car]
her life, Catherine Rosbaolr. 35, of No.
1880 Seaview avenue. was found deal)
in the cellar of her home Seturday.
She had turned on the gas and the
deadly fumes had gotten in their work
before discovery was made by reta-
tivm. '_
The woman had been despondent.
for some time past and had been
dead for some hours when found.
Medical Examiner S. M. Garllck was
notified and is making an investiga-
ticn.
NEW HAVEN MAN FALLS FROM
CUFF.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 3.—Andrevr
Wilson, aged 26, of Milford. fellafi'on ,
a steep cliff at West Rock Park to-
day oh was so seriously injured the:
he may die. A rock on which he was
standing gave way, and he fell 100
feet. landing In a small pine tree.
His sister, with whom he had been
walking. ran for assistance, and on
At tbo‘
hospital it was found that he had a
broken leg and internal injuries.
1
Got Bunions '2’ 9"
Are you avletltn of this painful
hfflmiW-uli easily remedied
audition e! soreness. in-
n and unsight- \lll/
lineal \
Don’t Suffer
This Torture o . . '
Dr. Scholl’s Bunion-Rigll
will (term Instant relief and assist nature in
an‘e. coo date and permanent
. ll Ieielelully cmtrucudef
soft. anti-optically prepared robber
made wt. two cylinder ports.
and the [not toe om
J.
ht .
partial toe atral‘be-
enwr has given instant relic in
”mph 0! canoe god is hi
to al bun-on
“he
countffi'oad, which gave ,them many .
hard bumps, when John noticed 1118! Alexander Majorca would be divorc-ifgebs 21:3,”'93::;::;tcor;‘£u::; n3.“ sine laboratories are expected - 'rm""'."'"”
mother-ln-law tryin to attract his ed fr in M Florin Ma roe. now of . rec 3 ’ . here today to make further investign“ “u” 9h‘“
tentlon. lie tune: to her severe? partsounknhrzn. He married her on night. was me“ "1 FM?" mprnlnftuom and efforts ,to ‘locate the soumelM-“Nfim-wfl Phi: 50,
and said: “I thought I told you not to November 20. 1906. He alleges lm- .“c 1“ 9"" “d” 3 “cm” ““0“ “lot the disease will be made. “WPWfi'rl-‘twm 'i
talk to me." She replied: “Well. I proper conduct and namesLouls Koo-rm? from nervous proatratlon. but; -——--—---—--—-—“ " ”I'M“
tries to keep still. but 1 Just had to can; oorres ‘ , -. will be in condition ‘0 09°"me ! The case of llmurt Fr“ Scheme“ 2’; 1P3?
tell you that Agnes hasn‘t beetrwlth muons-mu petition- min-t Day mm“: "103mm!“ The-m charged with reckless driving and with “it“ Am“; ‘
anyoneamnotput- who“. They in ”the Little Teflon" It was one: violating traffic regulations will come
were married September], 1914': The work that exhausted the popular little up tomorrow mornlnz before Judge
charge is lntelterable cruelty. star. Lockwood at 9 o'clock.
no for the last fifteen mine ."
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