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: the mid‘ntois will be milled ‘in a few
idoysgmd Lhcy will motile, down to
{their 13:1: of t'yinir to settle out: o.‘
The. lschoda club is planning to hold
a Clambake on Sunday-”jfuly 33,- -i ll." worn Hitting: wakes in the lllS'i
' ’ t't‘l5' ol‘ lbw city ’n‘I‘e cot ".‘lliltlll 0’;
A bicycle was-(oiled by the down Ilit- litittzw is ill“! the; t'liUillU l“ j
' 'un ~ . t », ~ ‘ ‘v y
town bolice last night and is now lit . ‘ \i..,_.i~g. kind on Illl selling.
g c of the hats. Thelrvsult of [hi
{write :‘0 iur hue been llllll one filo
, .tmy, that of Frank ll. lr‘c. has be-
Tllé‘l‘t? willbe a regular WEEHY It" f come on “open" shop, and 14 other
hearaaliof the American blind tonight; but factories in the city “1‘6 01038“
at 8 o'clock. sharp, in the band rooms? ‘10““1 awaiting “Whimmnm ,
at 3,, Haviland street The hat strike lli‘-"~ now been in
" ' progress for about two months and
lilie'c is no Sign of tiny settlement
Trinity Men’s club will . go on an; of" the difficulty yet. Reports spread
uto ride to Rye Beach, S. Y., Thurs-i ubout the City yesterday to the ef—
day evening. A start will be mado? tect that one or more of the fac-
. . , . l torics would open Monday. but in
1mm the Ch“? rooms at 7‘30 (”1°C“- t'estigation showed that there was no
" -------- ‘ll‘ull‘l in the reportii.
Hendrick Smenian was arrested? -- ’
Saturday night for drunkenness and aMOTOR CYCLE GOES
was not *7 “d “W ”“3 “mm" INTO TELEGRAPH POLE.
in tbe'city court.
Charles Lindeberg,‘of Ivy Place, who; (Continued From Page One)
was recently severely injured by an an-' V
toniobile. is able to be about again,»
and is greetingybis many friends, i
(Em police station.
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hospital, lwlicna the injuries which;
they sustained in the accident wore]:
Vdressed. The other occupant of that
giiiuchine was uninjured. Bruises and;
A horse trampled over a garden ou‘ cuts constituted the injuries of the
Raymond street last night. A mmfithrco men. After being treated at:
. . - ! the hospital, the men departed for
plant “as made to the police and the. their homes. .
matter ‘5 “0" being tended 10- Joseph W. Sparks, of Norwulk,i
idrove his automobile into the tinnit-
All automobile bearing the 00111190 dummy at the corner of Wall lllltl
llcut license 1010 was stolen from Rilver ltsti‘tiets, lSaturday niuht, _llllll
Bridgeport «Saturday, according to smashed the lantern on the iron top,
Mr. Sparks settled for the damage. _
i 'Max t'ohen. of Main street, Dun-
' bury, ran his automobile into it wagon
D. W. Flinl m sold an automobile owned by o. If. Warner. of East Nor:
to R. E. Larkln, E. M. Jennings Co., walk, yesterday afternoon, in Main.
has sold one to Benjamin Hubert and “Vigil-19 ignifigggfglrcsu‘llgfiéy car in,
Puff” lortunato has 301d one to Wall strait, last evening, John Fuhuiii
Luigi Folllno. ran into the traffic dummy at the cor-!
,iicr of Main and Wall streets, and
siiiztslied the lantern on the, top of the,
post. lie paid for the breakage.
’ A Reo automobile, while being drlv~
on down t-.li:yCoitnet*ticut Turnpike“
Sunday afternoon by Miss Madcline‘
.,.lacobs, of 104 Washington twenuc,i
'1Yonkers, N. Y., swerved to the left
7. - , ~ ‘and crushed iiilo :in automobile driv-1
“dishingion Camp, No. 11',Pf 0‘ S‘ H] by R. lilies. ol' litlunliachui-totts.S
A" “"11 hold "5 regular meeting Tues- Both cars were damaged considerablyn
day eveninr. All 11191115811 are urged but no arrests were made its the mite?
to be present as business of import tcl' was itiiiicably scttled. :
once is to be transacted. t A local bicyclist 'riding his wheel
:iiloniz Wall street this morning, had
an argument with two automobiles,
tRev. Ellis Gilbert of North Tomb
wandit. .'\'. Y., has been called ’to the
pulpit of the Baptist church in Don?
bury, mode vacant by the resignation
of 33v. A. II. Boutwell.
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Company A‘ Of the :itlxlhal'y DOth‘ and came off second best in an :le'l-T
“’1‘"? “1“ 41"“ tonight 0311’“ Green, dent in which he wa‘d lucky to eat-um;
in East avenue. 'All members are re-, without sciious injury. The bicyclist,
quested to be present. important} who tints proceedgggdrnst along Willi
, ~ . . . "srec, was sma,
business is to be biouglit beforu thel rear. by an otitoMDWH car, and was,
company for discumon. tthrown to the pavement. Beljorc her
~' ‘could rise to his feet, another automo‘
_—-.Clonring Sale. All trimmed halo bile which was timely following the‘
31 to 32. Anderson, 10 Union street. " fir-1t car. passed or the mu- wheel
‘ rot tire bicycle fidld-l‘llll‘l‘ole missed
. .: ; "4 ar‘ 1-H . ‘ ‘ ‘“ ‘ " its rider, who win»: pit-king himself up‘
Jl’lierc were Mitten transfers of real m ”w ”m“ ,i
estate,,=infi Norwalk, Ill?it WN‘R. Will“ The rear who?! of the. bicycle was?
mortgages of $14,300. For the first broken. but the rider managed for-g
week in July, .1916. there were nine ‘U'N‘W'Y ‘0 “Willip injury. The llllfi-
, - hap occurred til the corner of Isaac
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transicrs 0‘ ““90“" “ml mun” g and “'HI] streets. the ituloinobilistsl
0f ‘25'250‘ passed on. after they had seen that!
. r Ville bicyclist was unliurt. i
R. G. Wilson,,ot 27 West avenue, re-' X
ported to the uptown police last night. SIXTH COMPANY ‘
that he thought burglars bud made on, [N FEDERAL SERVICE
attempt to enter his home. Ofllccl's (Continued Fiom Page One)
Barney and Clune investigated, but! .
found nothing to arouse any suspic-
ions tliztt a “break? had been attempt-
ed. -
into from that
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substantiated rumors ever since Sill-3
urduy night that the first would bet
{sent there to camp and to be nelgh-l
ibors of the Second Recipient, but this;
. step was the first pointing tlcfillitelvi
' . be- - . - '
One of DoKth-‘l “11"?” “'0“ ' ,io l~'ll('l\ an action. Even now. there'
came mired in ”‘9 mud “i the “("0va is .iihsolutel yno official recognizance
Saturday afternoon. iii-ear wheelslnk-,ns no ordem have in..." issued as
ing down to the hub. The Knob auto lending’ to forecast fl general removal.
, , . . but officers totlav l-‘t‘t‘llll‘d to hove
. , ailcs ~ no
11118.“1th the 3“] of Janitor Ch Idouht btit that it few days would see
. Ilarty and a stout chain, pulled the, the regiment weaniped at Yale, Field.
" auto out to solid ground. .\'0 damage
was done.
WHOLESALE HATTi-zno
4Charley' Chaplin—Regent "Vote to Make Effort-7 to Conserve Ma.
" terials
a in his latest u roar, The lm-l
gldgrint n p ~‘ l The American Association of Whole.
. Joule. Hatters opened its fourth semi-t
A regular monthly meeting of ,hggiinnual Convention at the Hotel Pfisterf
EBnard of Directors of the Norwalk‘yemerdfly with on attendance or 42.
Hospital Association will beheld to,“ new record,_.says o dispatch from
marrow night. in the parlors of theNllVi'ankee lo the Daily Newshecom,
Sorwalk élub. No. business of spec-iNGW YOI‘k-
ial importance is to' come before the} Minem‘ JoticE, of St. “mgr Te“
meeting tsponded to the .welcome by Secretary
3 Bruce, of‘ the Merchants and Mann-
m &’ufll Nora!“ fl": «berg, of .St. Louis, was based on a dis-
. « (innervation of materials and in thel
work along the lines requested.
addressed the batters on. "Ti-due Ac-
facturerst‘ association. The annual ad-
' forests of President Roy 1‘. ‘Langon-
Epatch from the Council ' of National
, Defense urging a. cooperation in the 4
!elimlnation of waste. It was unani-‘i
'mously voted“ to use every effort to
- John H. Puelichér, cashier of _ the
Marshall &, lssloy bank. ‘Milwnkee.
_ ceptnuces," in the afternoon.
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(BANKER‘S WIFEACUITTED
a 398W. July Six—The grand jury
:returned a on bill in the cage of Mrs.
myopia. Squlllaclotu, charged with
. .919 murder of hex-husband. Alphone,
a banker and hotel proprietor, who
was 5310.1 and killed at his home in the
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Despite 0f the cold wt, xiiiei, J. toga-u
Ili;llll.rt\‘l‘ of patp‘e weir i2:
Itoion Point, ye.»,'.eiduy.
in: hill-t at
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lTa‘nc‘ti', wt. ‘ (may a Help" 11,. n2,
Saturday night, to except)" um.»
unified by the race Brothers orches-
ll‘d.
w.»
‘ Trolley service to Roton Point is or
cellent. Plenty of curs are being sent
to. the park to handle the crowd, es»
ifl‘fl'ljlll)’ on Saturday night, and Sun-1
tday, a ten-minute schedule is being
1 maintained.
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_ ; Manager .\evilie Bailey ll'lb‘ planned
ianothei' rare treat for lie patron; of.
’thc park in the way of tilt-works iiii‘
;lt‘ridiiy night. The Bxblhltirm ginii
,last Friday evoning wns excelcnt as
WWWCONL t the huge crowd which witnessel ll'f‘lll,§
itestified. ,
The ltalian government could have‘ m__ 1
nt .llt) more welcome representativo This “Thing {*1 R910“ 1’01“! COUPON
on its commission . to the United will be given away at the dancing pa-
States than the inventor of the wire- - - . - . - .
1988“ Whenever the commissioners when. The coupons: Wlil be inhibited
and at the end of two weeks, it luckyl
have appeared in public be has been
number will be drawn from the totals
the centre of attention.
and the personwho holds it will be
'NDEPENDENT ID'OMS .given a 8.30 Liberty Bond. Although
the dance hall has always: been pat-
Ftn‘ the first time this season Joe
' donized well, it should now hucrowded
to its fullest capacity.
Louchuk. the Independents snappy
little second baseman seems to have. 1
located the ball. Joe, punched out a m-‘
pair of bits yesterday, and scored two 1
runs. His first bit was along lWOSAlIS I" "0] WAIm ‘
base drive to center field. which if1
t
it had not lift a soccer goal post wouldi CLEARS ”Mplv “ml
2 -’
have been good for a triple.
' Say: We Must Make Kidney: Clean
the Blood and Pimple: Dluap-
pear
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Harry Cabill, formerly a star catch-
er for the All" Americans held the in- .
dicutor dtiriniz yesterday's game. Harlin
l'y got away with his work very nice.
ly.
Pimples, sores and'boils usually re-
! ‘31 ' In Still from toxins, poisons and impuri-
uie‘é which are generated in the bow-
clt-s and then absmcd into the bloodi
through the very ducts which should
obsorb only nourlsliments to sustain
'the body. t
. I’”Rc‘d"firti|ev is m” out of the game It is the function of the kidneys to
,. , _ , filter impurities from the blood and
“Illl .1 Split tingei. It is. doubtful . ‘
whether “Red" will be able to get in cast them out in the form of ““"P'
m the game again for some time. ibut in many instances the bowels cres
‘ute more toxins and impurltles than.
c tlie,kldneys can eliminate, then the;
blood uses the skin pores as the next‘
best menu of getting rid of these tm-‘
ipuritteii which often break out till OV-t
Street Grounds. . ler thli akin in the form of pimples. :
“Bill" McGuire t hjg first bit of; The surest way to clear the. skin of:
the season yestei'fiy afternoon. ”the them eruptions. says a noted authorr‘
mp brought in the first run of the W. is to get from any pharmacy BMN'
Home. ifour ounces of Jud Balls and take a
itnblespoonful in a glass of hot water,
each morning before breakfast for onei
week. This will prevent the forma-
tion of toxins in the bowels. It alsol
stimulates the kidneys to normttl tic-
tlvlty, thus emitting them to filter they
blood of impurities and clearing thel
' skin of pimples.
Jud. Salts is incxpenslvc,-hnnuleqs
Had it lint been for a lost ball in
the ninth tuning, the Independents
would have scored it shut out victory
yesterday.
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’I‘hc Independents will meet tli
(‘olumbus Boys‘ Club, of Bridgeport.
next Sunday afternoon. on the Word
The loss of Norman Seymour. who?
will be called out with the Sixth Coni-
piiny next Sunday, will be it llEllVYi
blow to the Independents. Playing
the' greatest hull of his career thlu‘
season. .‘ormnn has been the main-
stay of the local infield. At but he
has proven his worth, by hitting well,
over the .300 mark. land ill made from the acid of grams
~~-< . and lemon juice, combined with lithium
Frank Guurniori's long drive merge“. you have a pleasant, efierves.‘
the right field wall in the second ill-:cent drink which uguany makes him-
nlng of yesterday's contest, was one: was disappear: cleanses the blood and
of the longest. hits ever made on the: is excellent (01- the. kidneys as well.——'
Ward Street Grounds. Frank veryi Adv.
nearly offset hie good work boweror.‘
by trying to 'steiil third base When it
was already occupied. ’
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—A good advertisement pays best
in the beat paper.
ii TheCity National Bank
4 Commercial AccOunts
7 - There is no better proof of the advantages offered to those
making disbursements by checks than is evidenced by the con-
tinued increase in the number of out-commercial accounts. ‘
Our facilities for quickly and accurately handling all bug}.
, “933 i5 0‘“ greatest asset, and is a. strong inducement for bust-
:63! firms and individuals to place their accounts in this insti-
u on. .
t The methods of this Bank are anopen book—inquiries 31‘?
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Hhe Gorham Co.
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Established 1879
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July and Aug.
’ We shall close
every night ex-
cept Saturdav.
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at 6 p. m. :
GLOVER’S
Shoe Store 5
ElwooddiGlover
us Wuhio'ton St.
loath Not-will:
nrcormrors
Everything in Paints
. and Wall Paper
Store Closed 1 P. M.
Saturday
10 First Street
East Norwalk ‘
Special Bargains in
Sport Skirts
and Waisls
The Little Shop
so N0. mm 31.
REIUILT TYP‘EWRITERa—L. C.
Suilth. Underwood.
Remington.‘ all other
makes, sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals. 8:!
per month. . Machines
sold at “per month. .
PLUMBER k. .
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
153 Falrfield Ava.. Bridg‘aport. Conn.
ZELUFF’S
' Drug Store 1,
North Main Street-
833--Phones&21§32; .
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Whitman’oClioeolateS
Denys Prescriptions “
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, 137 WWII 8*?
Building Material ofiEvery'Kind-
. Sewer Pipe, Land Tile, Well Pipe
.. 'Fire Proofing Material, etc.
SUMMER snors
FOR rvriiiroiiif
outing Shoes, Tennis Shoes, Valeting}
Shoes. in the “latest Models. 4 '
Satisfactory Stockings to Match;
ICONNEALLY 3. summit .
81 Washingmn Street.
A new line that insures
including Chairs, Rockers,
ably priced.
Furniture for Porch and La
Porch Screens, Bugs,
and S‘ettees.
RAYMOND a. soN
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sta. ’
summer comfort, in many
Tables, Settees, etc. Very r
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Couch Hammocks, Sturdy Chairs.“ E
New): ,
CENTRAL HOTEL ‘ .
'Fine rooms by the day or week. simulated. electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Re tauran
and American style. 5 t. Italian
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
N.'J. DISESA, Manager.-
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Tel. r555.
I. DISESA. Proprietor.
Children Cheerfully
Palnls‘u .
and Patiently and Conscientious “
Treated by Modern, «» .sympgxgfi"? -
Painless Methods. Aceptic Office Tumult“;
I. _
l BR._S.M.DEITZ v
Moderate Surgeon Gas Admlnlsterel
by tho Oxygen
Methodt
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
A
DENTIST
75 South Main Street .
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
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Gold ‘and, Porcelain
Restoration.»
15 Year} in .
m. b it )Ointme t. A" “MS of Artiflrw
the Practice of y hi it claLDonturn, '
Hi Milan Crown. and IrJdaO'
° «» Work, ammo '-
Dentlotry. ‘ fully ,
One Piece. House Dresses in blue, pink and , ,.
green and white stripes $1.50, $1.75, $2.00
Two Piece Sport Suits in blue and white,
pink and. white and green and white.
stripes.......‘ ....3250
l. 1. mm
as Washington 31} So.‘ mil-walk ,-
an...
cordially invited. .
i! We loan money on farm momma.
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Porch Sereens ‘ ~ ‘
if You [lave
Any limit
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“m snare,
Successor to Win. Elton
_ Phone 499
37 Fort .Stmt, Eliot Harwell;
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Momma moaning» inimobrturunmmmy
riiE ditEATEST ,
1 much. I can't tell you how tbnkful I llll. I do not think
If’hegymlfanfiy t-iyccminliipiwir- A Vgugblet; u
or ope siaa .' '
and“... "" "mm“ a “‘73:...
Dr. Glenny believed Digestoneine"to be the monk
and for Dylpepsia. lndi cation and many oth
Distteu. Immediately relieves Heartburn.
etc. Tone: tho mmwfic
sleep and create: vigor-cup appetite.
effective medy ever discou-
er common Emu of Stomach
Sour or Canny Stomach. D ‘
a new energy—hit: sound. {check
unsymmetrical! rfymuficr low
1 not improving in health since I have been your medicine. It bu helped 1m"
could i ulon without: h. .bnv’
ommendcd ltsto may since it bu dam me.» much ml Wlfis T0 8. M. No. l)
M back if not '8“. F Micah", um W W
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h'clou’tlie Woe of our stock we ofi‘er apper cent. dis! -
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