COAL
That’s All
68 Water Street ‘
Tel. 721
WEATHER FORECA3T.1
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Probably lo. ll showers tonight 01'.
"Wednesday; iiiotleratcly warni;f1eshl
south winds. Conditions: The dis-
nesota yesteitiay has nioVed east 11 2‘1”!
and islnow tviiti'al ovci Ontaiio. it
is causing till~"‘lllt‘(l, sliowei'y weath-
er in the eastern portion of the l.‘rll(l‘<
I’lt'asaiit I
regionIand New England.
weather prevails in other
cast of the Rocky Mountains.
tcnipcmtui‘c is rising slowly
eastern districts.
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$01 litlllS
'l he
in the
M'EAITHER A YEAR Acoi
TO DAY.
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Tonii'tci'aturc: High, 82; low.‘
I60. Fair.
“Wm.-
There will ht pistol practice shoot-
ing this aftcinoon by the police.
. Butler Lodge. No. ~17, i. 0. t). 1‘.,
will hold a rehearsal this evening.
The street department is working on
Ely avenue anti Belle island road.
,Work on Clay street will commence
shortly.
Rev. J. Harrison Thompson, pastor
of thefiouth Norwalk Baptist Church.
wilb speak this afternoon at the Pal-
ace. Theatre for the Red Cross.
Company C, of th auxiliary police,
will drill this evening "at the South
Norwalk depot, if it is pleasant. If not,
the drill will be held in lloodner's
Mail.
ill]?
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turbanct width was central over um i “n all In"
City NeWs, "
- sent down for the count.
HOT WEATll/ER will surely
come. Have you your Palm Beach
Suit? "Benjamin” tailored $8.50
and $10.00. ‘
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
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Drops Nelson Four Times in'
Third Round and Referee
Stops Bout
Benny Leonard, the master, and
JOthi’ Nelson. the t1'1o, met in a
scheduled ten iound bout at the H.11-
iltins S. 8., New York, last night, and
worlds lightweight champion,
tiaft and lore of the man
ilIv ai't .at his glove tips qui(kly l‘otk-
fed the Philadelphia boy into tht a111i~'
lof Morpheus. iicuiiy ti10pped loliiiiiy
.fot' 11 count of nine second.
round. Alt; 1' Leonard had sent
ison crinklinI 1 to thee canlas folli time's
jin the third lountl Refeice Kid Mt
Paitland illti‘t’llull)‘ initivenctl and
stopped the contest. Nelson was help-
fless and another blow might have re~
suited seriously.
, llciuiy did not uiititnbei his heavy
iartillei'y until the second r.ounti The
.fii'st iouiitl he tlev otetl to feeling his
opponent 0111 and tltizzlinn him with
his bewildering speed and skill. ile-
peatedly in the opening iouud Benny
made use of a ltft hand double blow
to sioinztth and jaw with which he
wi'ouuht so vnuthwiectttion on Wei ‘h.
ille drove left to wind and almost in
the same motion cuiled the it ft up to
tht jaw. Near the end of the round
he sent one straight right that slag-
gerctl Nelson froth head to heel.
Benny not in the range with'his
right in the second and repeatedly1
jarred the Quaker. One right sent‘
Nelson down fornine. Benny was“
hammering him hard .'t the bell. Then
in the third the champion .finished
him. \"Olkiilg Johnny into the. Quak-
er 's corner Bcnny dropped him with a
left and it right. :
Nelson leaped titilcklv to his feet.
only to l1.11 e Benny cross with a tiglitI
that again sent him to the canvas. 1
Johnny took :1 count of nine and tot-i
tered to his feet. Once more he was
Again he
in the
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Accouiing to :1 statement 1.11 en out;
yesterday, by Lieutenant Strickland}
of the New Haven Blues. fourteen lo
cal men haie enlisted in that com-t
party ofinllitia.
“THE BARRIER"
A wonderful story in S parts.
mori‘ow afternoon and evening,
at the Regent.
A's lilo'l‘f‘K‘llll of an accident occur-
ring this morning,
To:
15c
the other by Julius Glaszubucer. wcic
rather badly smashed
mas injured in the aC‘Cld'i‘lll.
To cut: 'ble those who wish to atteiitl‘
the funeial of Mrs l<nul1 Seymour,
the meeting of the Red Cross “I ork ll? Street “1. llai'icn, (‘onn
21's of. the South NOI‘thlk Cougtega-
nional Church has been postponed
from Wednesday until Friday after
noon at 2: 30 o “.tlock
On account of the limited seating
capacity of the Norwaik High School
assembly hill, it has been found no:
assent to admit attendants on the
graduation exercises this
and evening by titltcts only. The
graduating class is lat-,zc, and btit inI
consequence the members of the class
have had fcw tickets to give out.
(Warren Shepard, driving
itruck was arrested yesteiday after-
noon, in \l' all street, bv Officei Jur-
'vis S. Murray, for operating an auto-
mobile without a license or a car ce1'-'
tificate. He was arraigned in the up-
town couit this incining, before Judge
Candee, and explained that the. car
certificate had been burned up. When
’I the car caught fire :1 short time ago.
" costs.
8Irlc pleaded guilty to not having a li-
cense, and was fined $11 without
Mr. Shepard is employed at
the Sotitb Norwalk filter plant, in
I “South Wilton
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RID OF A LINGERING COUGiH
7 Cold weather ursisted so late this
I year that, minty more persons have
colds than ever before at this season.
You can get relief from racking hack-
lnr. 113115, from wheezy, sneezy
treat 113, from raw,s sore throat and
tight éhest. W. G. Glazier, Benton-
' . ville, Ark, writes: “I can recommend
Foiey'p Honey and Tar Compound 1
used it, for a cough that I had for
I years and was said to have consump-
unit. but it cured me."
Contains no
piate‘ng Clitldreh like itwadv.
cit-Powell Corporation.
[ pounds.
two automobiles,
one owned by Nicholas Di Sesa and;
11p No on".
aftei noon”
:1 Ford‘
namely iose to be met with a shower
of lefts and rights that battered him
to the canvas. This time the referee
did not attempt to count it would.
ha1e been biutality to have allowed
the bout to continue.
Leonard tipped the beam at 133 M.
pounds, while Nelson scaled illi
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Frances E. Seymour
1 Mrs. Frances Emily Seymour, of St?
South Main stiwt'et, died :11 (3:10 p. nr.
.011 Sunday. June 17. 11,117. of acute in
digestion followed by a stroke of apo.
'plevy, while \isiting het nephew, \\'ni.
She was
both in “est Notw,tilk in ltl" anti
would have been ninety yLai's old in
just another w.eek She was a dauizh
'lf’t of Samuel Stieet and Cl aiu Mather
[and is the last of a family of 5mm
cliildien. Her first husband was
[James l. Benedict, of New (‘anaan
land New York who died in 18151. In
lRRtt she niai'iied Charles ll. SPV'.lllOlil
‘ and with him had lived at Rosendale.
“istousin, till he died in 190]. since
which time she made her home her?
with hci' sister, the late. \lis. Susan“
Watkins. She is survived by four ne~
Ipllt‘ws, Wm. E Street of Davie-ii,
|John Chailes and Samuel J. Watkins
a_ud a niece. Miss Marv Hutcliings, of
this city and two nieces, Mrs. (‘laia
A. Fleet and Miss ["lla M J',Stieet of
:San Diego, California with 11110111 she
has visited twice in the last ten years.
'She was a member of the South Nor-
waik Congregational Church at which
she Was a regular attendant. Hot in-
terest in the various church organiza-
tions was evidenced by the assistance.
she was ‘evei ready to render and Red
Cross work had recently occupied con-
siderable Of her time and attention
Neighborly and sympathetic she will
be greatly missed in the home and by
a large circle of friends. Funeial ser-
vices will be held at her late home.
97 South Main street, on Wednesday,
now, at 2:30 p. m. The Rey. John
Stapleton officiating. interment at
West Norwalk cemetery.
11121116111119: 113m THE.
DEADLocx.
mr Misfits You
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”ST [If VICTIMS}
‘\\'hitehead. ot‘ Stamford, was married
Nel- I
'ate of the Siaiiifot'd iliuh St'lmol,
:l’icket T1"lei of Noroton llelnlits. llcV.
NORWALK ..
i ‘ SOCIETY
and Personal
NE WS
bit 195.
savinits into the
do the same thing.
Lyon can buy 9. $50 bend
SOMMERS-WHITEHEAD
in South Follcws Sun.
day’s Wedding
Miss Ethel Louise Whitehead, elder
daughter of Mr. and Airs. Fred-Hick l..
Honeymoon
Every Woman
should help to make this world safe for the
Every woman CAN help by butting her
Liberty Loan
and encouraging the men of her family to
If you are not able to subscribe for a large amount,
(”d ,Tflll pEOPLESf‘T
TRUST COMPANY
man
\li'. and Mrs Summers littt- '1 tlI par-t
a
the.
will “pt 111!
at
ed foi lllt‘ south, and
lioiit-yiiiooli
part (if their
”111 your dt ulcrshow you Bic ii Jolie Brnsstcn-s, ifiiot stock-
(‘tl we 11' illsladly 51 ad him, prepaid. sample: to show you
-I .Bt-LNJAMlN erOllNES, 51\\'arrcn Strch New,atk N. J
tto Louis A. hammers. eldest son of 4—,. 0f south Norwalk,conn, \!
Mr. and )lrs'. Edward F. -St)llliilt’l‘s oft . I "
Sonici't'st. \':1.. Sunday, at i p. 111. at 1w, __«, _ _- fl..._ m--a _A J _ A
tthe home of the bride, the knot being .. ., . I .
itietl by Rev. John ‘il. Sic-Hie, rector of I I IIIII II "I I'I‘ '
s1. \lltli't'w‘s t‘hurch. '5 Beautiful BIust and Shoulders E i
I. n _ . .. . . are possible if you will wear a sctentiflcally comma-ted 3
‘Owtno to tetciit deaths 111 the menu)“: Emwm‘ ‘ E l
ltl'ltlt's lttllllll. HIP flfittll‘ “its \'(‘l‘i‘ The dragging weight ohm unconfined bust so stretches the 5% .
quiety only :1 “I“. “(up l'i‘it'ntls ttlltl wstippurting:Jusclcs that the contour of thc flgureisrpoilctl. g]
-. . -. .. \. (7 ~14 | . I; . put the bus! back where it be- E |
l(ldll\1 :~. lit 111,, pit .t nt. '1 l1». housel rm,“- pit-uni the m” MN {mm E ,
was prettily (ll‘t'Ol’illt‘d for the tit‘t:a't ham“ “'9 “Weaml‘c 0‘ “a" E '
. > . i (“am «0!; bincss eliminate the danger of g i
stop. the color scheme being pink and. BRASSIE sgrax’gin? ‘ltllum llcsapd 101.111.9111.: E t
__ I. ,_ ., - 9110 lcfilfludr’Hlll u ‘ 5
\\llll1‘. Minn \i\ldll lung 01 (dell-i gnttcfulline to tlic'enlire upper bud). r h g E l
bi'tittlt was the bridesmaid, l'Itlwul‘d i 'lh‘cly arcthc lldlnlllPSl and lmost scrviccuhiegaimenh imagi- g i
‘ . . . , . .. . ., . t intic tonicinal “Null“ sand \l\'lt‘3: (HF-i Batik. Hook 1
bliillh Ul hotltli .\011\.tlh “.ls ltlal- I'rtilli.$trvll1(llfllldldllllt‘. lloptd 11'itl1'\lalohii,”tltt. Ei
ru~tlcsiboniiig- pcrinittiiigwaslting withoulrtmovui. _._ i
groom‘s home in Virginia.
"l‘he bride is well known in Stain
ford ttittl (ilt'flbl‘titllt, She is :1 gradu-
lit‘-
ing 1'icc»prtt<itlcut of tl:-.- class of itfiti.
tSht‘ h: an act'tiiiiplished pianist, and
has hot-n greatly interested in the
work :ititi sotial lii‘c of St. Andrew's"
tiliut'cli.
The groom. who has for smite i
Because of other import int tiigaut
tits iutl 11 “Nikon li.l.11n:11:1ii~.
I1iili not talk to the liisliop l‘enwitk
Assembly, tailiolit l'iiion t Ulllltll thist
t'\'t'lllll_L'.
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Iron Wantedt
We will pay you the highest
‘market prices for scrap iron andl
'rtu- Lottie ' 11.1 or the mist 11.11‘tnetal in large quantities. Get in-
t‘ liui'ch will hold a sewing incetinu at formation from us befo'm selling to;
the (lunch on W cdntslay at 2
bet-n ('(lllllt‘t‘lt‘tl with Swift & (‘o., was ‘ anyone.
1 .. 1 St ~f '1 font RM] o‘tlot'lt. .-\ lwtigc attendance is desir- I
11.1n.~]11\tf‘t 1;! -1":l\1\‘”‘wul 19.0 no cd as this is a spetial meeting. 1 L. EFFRON l
mom. :1., a 11111 '11 .' t 's i ; I
has a large circl-i‘ of friends in the The menu-I1 meeting of the Nor-.3 Rowan Sl- East NOI‘WMk.;
Y. ll. t‘ .i., (1511'19L'jiill'v' in the tl()l'llll‘ walk iluilt‘tttisz. loan anti lmcaitient‘Tel- 1906. Tel. 1906.}
torics. .\\ nti litn will he held this moulding“ 1‘
l'pon their return, Mr. and Mrs. Ittt the otlltt- of Taylor & Golden \WA M WOOSTER I
Summers will reside in their new buu- tli1itlend will be credited on the books i
galow at lli'ookside, Noroton. I of llollibel‘s, lAl‘TORNBY AT LAW i
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T lehI‘l-lgllman Rev. John Staplcton. pastor of the. LaleExamincr i
» . . .- y 'll . f Tl' .-., “.1, South Norwilk Congregational l'lllllt'll‘ L'I 3' Patent‘ «Send
\liss falsio lla 111.111 (1 .1111 n to this ..\..{OfllCe for Booklet .
will go to .lew'ett {‘ity, Conn.
cning, where he will make an address
under the auspices. of the Speaker‘s
llut'cau, of the New Yuri. Red Uross.
married Sunday, at noon. in the Non)-
toii Presbyterian Church to (it‘Ol‘S‘t’
of Stamford was
The couple After a regular misting of the l)oti~l
IW‘PH‘ attended l11'.\liss tubie. Wood- ulna l‘ottlet'. \V'. ll. (‘.. No. in, which%
ward of Brooklyn and ”mold tScr-ib 11.1.1 ht id yesterday aftciiioon,
nor of Norotoii Heights They do membci's adjourned to the home
parted, immediately after the core {3111's. Lillian llturis on Third Fti'iettI,i
inoni', on their honeymoon. They arel'last Norwalk, where a birthday par-,
to live iii Noroton lleights .\l1' Ty- 1y 1111s given to Sits. Harris. The at- ‘
lei is :1 Stamford High School giatiti- ttntlance was very large 111111 the p.11'- i
ate. lie is 1111 tinpltiyen oi the Stain tI1 e\tcntlcd itiitii late in the meninc'.
ford Gas and Electric Company. ,During that time, there were musical
—- selections and other forms of outer-
tainment. Ali's. Harris received niaiiv
handsome gifts.
were served.
Henry- ll. (‘uei'nscy
the officiating tiers) 111'111
-—YOU WILL ENJOV
the spctial dinner served at the (Mini
try (‘lub Thursday nights.
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g 1115 uxis' STREET I
Beef, lronszine
I .tllll) refit‘ahilleills Parcel Pit-(“stint
eon Patents
BRIDGEPOR l . CONNECTICUT
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer}
11". H. BAXTER
Drugg'mt
o A ritually hr 11.11.111.111:
D of ‘hi urinary Inc: I
Pulpit-u non-wtconuul
. D and will uol llriclun. i
llallouc in l to 5 dun.
LI] I“ Dullfllill'l‘fl.
H-d— I'I'Idca bu. or 3 bottle: 82.75.
11111 EVANS medial? educmctnttni. o.
I' the llrit: Acid
Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they '
become overworked, get sluggish :ache, and feel
like lumps of lead. The urine becomes cloudy,
thé bladder is irritated, and you may be obliged
to seek relief two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys clog you must: help them flush
.off the body’ 3 uriuous waste or you’ll be a real
sick person shortly. At' first you feel a dull
misery in the. kidney region, you suffer from
backache, sick headache. dizziness. stomach gets
sour. ton ue coated and you feel rheumatic '
twinge: 1v en the weather' is bad. "' .
1‘41 Eat less meat, drink lots of water: also get .
i
then not line.
from any harmacist four ounces of JIlid Salts;-
tab ‘e‘époo‘iiftilin tassel water before: .
trout)
TAKE SMTS Hill
‘NEYSI ll
lACK HUB
We Should litittlt‘lots til Water and Eat less Meat,
Noted Authority till Kidney Disorders ,
Retimmends a Spinniul ollatl Salts in Glass‘Inf Water Before
‘ Breakfast to Stimulate Kidneys anti Eliminate
breakfast for a few days and our kidneys will
the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithiu, and has been used for generations
to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them ~
tonormal activity, also to neutralize the acids
in urine, so it no longer' is a source of irritation.
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jud Stilts is inexpensive. cannot injure. makes
a delightful effervescent lithiaowater think which
everyone sb0uld take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active.
. they sell lots of Jud Salts to folks who believe' in
overctllelillllg kidney trouble while Lit] is only
Says
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This famous so is is made from
Druggists here say
chum fl
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Your old
sewing-machine is
worth $12 here!
It will enable you to get a $60
"Free" sewing-machine lor $48
That $48 may be paid at rate of $6 monthly!
There are :1 lot of useless old wornout scwing- moi
machines iii Bridgeport homes.
'l‘herc :er :t f‘l'ICll many Bride cport women trying to:
make those machines do some sewing. \\ 11.1 a tiresome;
task it is!
Now for :1 limited time, each of those machines is
worthS 12 licic.
it makes no difference how old a lllleClllliC Wa‘
care not what make it is. We are not interested in its con,
ditiou. So long :15 it is :1 real scwiiig-iiiztt‘liiue (not a to}:
i:
.
01' a hztiid-inat‘hiiic) 1's will take it and allow St: for i
upon the price of these regular Sbtt lice" machines.
This St’itt "Free” iitztcliinc is :111 excellent sewing-1111M
When iii use it is :t Conven-g
unholy wouldt-
came in :1 handsome cabinet.
tent ctiiciciit machine. When not iii use.
.dieain it was :1 SCWltl"‘t—llltt‘liillt§.
it sells at 6011 if“ u.'.llll_1 That is our price for if.
\lhoevcr buys one will pay that price for it.
BUT whoever has an old tiiztcliiue may turn that mas-t
t;chinc in and be allowed this :lllll of St:
During this week
special demonstration Iof the capabilities of thIov
“Free” machine and
this special allowance for any old machine turned;
in by purchaser of the special “Free" cabine!‘
machines
[111d the cost of the machine
may be paid in monthly amountst
\\hcn "i icc’ machine is chosen you will pay 56.
Each month tlieicztttcr you will payt the same amount-$6
till the entire sum of $48 is paid. The machine is at work
for you while it is being paid fort
St: for an old machine is made-I
cabs?
The allowance of
only when one buys :1 special “Free” machine of the
itiet type selling mummy at 300.
Third floor.
PlClC hammock
that suits you
Couch hammock gives it
sense of pi'i 'zicy that’s delight-t
fit].
its upholstered cushions are
grateful, its windshield keeps
breeze from disturbin'; it iSI
staunch and comfortable. , 1
Several models here at
56.50 to 529. ‘ '
Old- time 1v01eu liamtitoClc
has a coolness and an individ‘
ual comfort that no other at);
p1 oacltcS.
How it adjusts itself to whatever position one wishes?
how comforting are the breezes as they blow through am
across it; how gay its bright coiorst
Several models here with head- rest and spreader and at
valance to add to attractiveness—St 50 to 55.
Screens for the veranda :——of bamboo, 5 to to feefil
wide—$1 to $2. 25; of fine slats made from special Iii/09M"
4 to 12 feet wide—$2 .25 to $8.25. .
Third floor. "
0 - . - ‘ .
Dust coats for
men who mettorI
Big loose comfortable coats that will shed dusi and!
keep a man feeling fit as he enjoys a summer ride.
Light of weight but close and firm 9f weave ' tile ;
will not let dust sift through... ' " " Ln- 556
{1‘ an or gray. Enema—$2 and $2.5m
Cotton poplin, particularly gOOd-lookliim—M.\
Cotton cIoIVCIrt cloth-AM. . ' ,5:
Mohair, lustrous and SplbflalWlflll,W§t
....._.lsm twice catsuit '
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