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' 1* teams, my 11‘s, 111i?
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. 1.ls Your Size 32- 36 ?
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85 Washington Street
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I~San1uel Alter and familW', of W est
‘street, motored to Danbury yesterday
afternoon.
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i The. case of Mary Rose vs. licnr'y
1iiitche01k for attathrnent' for board
tblll was continued for one month by1
Justice of tire Peace H. O
f’i‘he defendant is in parts unknown
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I1 William Russell,
Ifrom Georgetown, and Mrs. Mary Fos-
1'ter were arrested this morning by Of-
ificers Murray and Silk. on the com-
plaint of William ilanlon, who» build
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: I log Mrs. Foster occupied. The amp”.
{Generally fair tonight and Tuesday. fttlaitrr t\1 have found it disgraceful
A 515551“ disturbance is central ”li5.'state of immorality, and their cases
111451713111: over illinois, bill there is I“) will come before Judge (‘andee in the
welt—defined storm area east of the mmVItng. '
lucky Mountains. Scattered showers I
haire- occurred during the last 24 hours' The postponed case of the State vs.
from the Mississippi Valley easttrardltoger Newland. of West Norwalk,
indie coast. Warm, muggy weather I'was started in the uptown court this
“walls generally in the eastern dis- ' morning, and is still in seesion at time
trims iof 1.10m;r to pr.ess The charges are
I'nnditiotts faint for this the unl:'1VVful discharging of firearms,
VicinitV"
(:11 111 rally fair weather with moderate ill.“ VV ell as killing two registered dogs
I} ‘zlgh temperature. ‘1belonging to Edw 1111i lloward and Fr -
l'nest Strode, of West -.\'orwalk .ludut'
WEATHER A YEAR AGO To. E. M. Lockwood is representing Mt.
DAY. NeVVland. —
68 Witter Street
Tel. 72:
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WEATHER FORECAST.
The results of :1 TWO]: and card par-
H on the piopt r'tV' of the Riverside
cemetery proVed quite disasttous for
(‘harles anl Vt' illiam Mullen, Mike lie.
Nally Joint ilalloran and George lins-
The defendants ph .1e1. guilty to
"l‘etnporature,: iiiuh, Ml; low.
7:}. Fair.
i seV
Ithe peaco. 'lhe Mullen boys,
.y VV e111 charged 11an for assault and but
‘ tet'V. were fined $10 and costs MeVal
N" definite clues have “Hm found ly and llallor'an were fined $10 and
Pollard
who says he is.
I'chntcca of intoxication and breach of
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The titan 11f the marine corps. wlt i1'h 'l‘hcodor1? ltooseu'li, then I't'esi-
dt-rti. called "The landed tud of the Big Stick." wears tVVo uniforms and
store he is the fuel than l‘ntlc ‘11111 sends to 11 light. Hilltv 111' has 111d
11V cry fight for 11 11111111), and VVill lead the fight itr France. the two are
tit'v‘is'fs irt khaki for field service t'At'lilSiV'rll'. That is a
uniform similar to that of the infantry ol’ the army. ilut aboard a war
ship :tttd for dress purposes h1' is ill b lllt’. The coat is a navy blue with
sky ’blue 111.1'11’131 like the blue lll’t“i .1' of the inlanttt ilis t1-"lrtV1orts 1111
Vellow like those oi the caValr-V; his trimmings red like those ot the attit-
ion. and his cap with its globe and .1 rtthot dc:i;.1n in iront suggests the n
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here shown. lie
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MAQSACHUbLTTQ
STORM DAMAGE
IS $2,000,000
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CITY CLERK DOKUS
NEARLY DROWNS
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pany with the rest of the crowd, llt
managed to pull himself to the float
for some time. he started on the trip
There were
the roortt at
and was instantly killed.
four. other children in
by the local police in connection witil1 costs on both of the above charges. back to the beach. before “II had ”I“ lllllv.
513ml robberies at the Norwalk Y11ttbti \ll fines “"0111 paid Tire case of gum. far. he complained of helm: tir Lightntnt‘: also hit it 1111111 nirl 111'
l Pub ll fortnight 330. ll “if one 9d. llll; lllll’l‘llsltlll's in ”it’ Sillilt‘ llllllSt' lllltl
l on 1 llusseV, a 111 tor p ‘
tit {11 “I When about fifteen yards from burned her arms and 1.1g...
'1 :ts linsseV V1 ho has :1 spinal trouble,
Justice of the Peace Herbert 0' P01 and is quite a sick man, was conttn
3.311 has been appointed adrninib‘ll‘il" 111ml lmltt‘initely, and Judge (‘andee
J“ of the Captain Isaac Selleck 1:15;.“ is allowedh hint to return' to the
flu}. : ihotne oi his brother .and sister in
! Br idgepotyt who will one him the med-
1 it'nl :tttent1on that he needs.
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-' 31112 case of Frederick Thompson
in. V's. Mrs Cleveland Preston wasI ,_..._.._._.————-——
huntinued for one week at a short ciV- INCENDIARY FIRE m uANBURY.
.ij session in the uptown court thisI ..........
liANllthY, Conn; July 23 ~An tu-
mm'tng. 1
cendiarV tirt1 believed to have been
The Benson Berger carnival
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which
lsontcone lor' reVence against the oc—
wus here during the past week uttdet‘I cupauts oi the litllltllll” 1i.1111.11.1 1i i]..-
on the
1111an this morn-
01111 fire
iw: 'ts started hen-L ath a porch outside
the auspices of the local order of Loy-I house or .Vlitltael Del Guidicc.
2a) Order of Moose is now playing, ’in out. him: of this city
“ridgeport 1 1111.1. to the extent of $251111.
1 ‘1tl11 building and the firemen totind
. Considerable attention was attract three distintl fires in progress in
«at! to one of the Naval Reserve patrol bedrooms in the flange.
floats which was anchored off Roton VV' :.1. 1111.1.1 from home
Point on Sunday. 'I‘heboat was a ‘c’on-i oi kerosene lctt behind by the incen-
found after the thirties had
' l ilarV' were
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netted Vtcht henViV 'trnt d hi on 1. xtiitnuishd.
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The case of the United Electric
PRICE OF FLOUR
Light & Water (0. vs. II. J. Kenneth, W ASlllNGTON
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nurfor'e Justice of the Peace H. 0. Po 0-1 ,
IS: 1.111111 in the
Emma} Judgment has been reserved.
food bill,
'Seuator Trumrnell. of Florida. sought
,5 k R .1 01d ‘ttnsuccessfully today to reconsider the
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“5 police Th“ 11 g“ tan] onstreétl to . pl‘nVllell. 'lhe Senate voted :11 to 8,
remnue is blocking Ill) “6 11.1111i11st reconsideration.
jpsdestrians. The matter has been ink
1 1.11 it! Mining Man Red Cross Chief
Knmmodore William F11r"1ells aux-i
t111rV schooner yacht “Mystery" is at
haVv-ler’ 3, South Boston, being over-
hauled and repaired, She is expected
at. her mooring at the Norwallt Yacht;
8.72129) some time this week. 1
1Complaints have‘been received by
'The Bridgeport Council, 329, United;
(Commercial Travelers, journeyed to;
Briton Point three score strong Satur-I
11-11:: and held its annual outing. The:
minir was. advertised 111'- 11 basket pic-:
711121: and the ‘ffeed" 11:11: eaten in the;
$.310\9. There wret sthral intereetli
'31“ features to the outing for the Park:
dirty business men. I
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charge of the Roton Point outing:
Dir-s F L. Dengler. Mrs. George F
Betta. Miss M. K. Jennings Miss:
Mary Rider. Mrs. Henry Price and!
Mrs. Clarence Osborn and or" the stir-I
gmal dressings committee: Mrs. tier-I
Inert Wheeler and Mrs. Robert V’Vl'tit
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No insurance policy of $10,000 or
more was paid in aDnbury during the
limit year. according to statistics com-I
noted by the Insurance Press, New
York. Insurance claims aggregating MINING MAN RED
813,523 were paid to beneficiaries of John D Ryan. president of the Ana-
;l‘tiseph Tomltnson, to Bedding. and 90nd“ CODDBT Company. has been ap-
pointed director general of military
claims aggregating 3391663 were ”up relief oi.’ the American Red Cross by
to beneficiaries of William P, Gill]. 0! Henry p Davidson, chairman of the
u'ashington, this abate, . "Red Cross War Council Mr. Ryan
11;: cutie;I by 1&1; tIlzttvidson an execu-
.. , YA Be 118 0 management or
Wanted bright boy to learn print the Anaemia company, he has shown.
all "ado. anuire at Sfintinel Office. extraorsunary ability
W111
inspired by 11 desire on the par.t of
The family
'l‘VV 0 bottles
July 23. ~Declartng
hm (Limp street came up tilts morning two dollar wheat, :11: provided by the
will make
§ilonr St: to $1 4 :1 barrel to constrtiit1'r'”s,
l1‘lot'ian Lluttko, of lit Prospect
street AVIS killed b.1‘ it bolt of light-
ning while standing under :1 tree near
Locust street. The man trad 11 iron-
in his band's when found
been working in his garden plot near
by. when he sought shelter from tin-
rain.
shore, and iii water possibly a 1107,1111
feet 153111). he was seen to faint and
drop to the bottom like a stone. A
Icornt'union. .John Kvancz. who had
been swimming alongside of ltirtt, 1101
ticed that he had disappeared and
'Vlove under water after hint and
urns-pint: him by the hair. managed
to pull him to the surface and ltold
him there until Frank Kroutch came
to his aid with a boat.
Mr. liokus was then carried to the
clttb house of the. lioton Point \"ol-
lllllW‘l' Life Saving Corps. where he
Soldier Killed.
Evangelist tleto, 11 soldier at l-"ott
l2.thun Allen. was killed when light
ning struck the total (ltro VVas in
his tent 11nd was instantly killed. llis
tent 11111111 Vta‘s made trnc1onsrious.
was.unconscious for more than l\\'t-n. During the some storm lightning
t.V minutes. First aid wit: applied by struck 11 corral and killed foot
"“011" lienedit't and Joe t'ot'cot'an. as. “or-“Uti-
:t‘stod by :1 physician and “I; [)0kng . Several terrific thunder showers.
was revived.
tin Saturday afternoon.
1.1I.I1.II;I~IVV111. 01111' \\'estnrinster. \'t. The lioston
rough. 11 local .V'ount.1 titan. thing at and Maine “mm“. “W“
Spring street. ”In“. 1111:11' drowniuitl 1) near \\'estruiust11r and two coat-hes
while swimming at ltotou lininll .\lt' on the southbound White Mountain
tlt'ccttoualt entered the water sports ' “\Dl‘t‘ss W‘t‘l‘t' derailed. No one wa.~
held for the lied Cross. and “-1.” lllllll'i‘il
.VV‘itutning in tho IIHVIIII mp. .V.trdl A Violent thunder storm; act'opt
II“... wIIIIII he 'Vas kitked h) a II,“ pnnietl bV high wind and great ouau
ttstant who has in front of lrittt. .\l1'. ““1"" ”f liar] 1i"'““"““”-‘ destroyed
titecttrtotttth sIIIIIIIIV to sink and II. .Ifil the entire tobacco tron oi‘ ilatftcld.
in distress when 1.111» saver (‘li "1111]; More. besides 111111111 much 1111111111111
Benedict pump to his rescue iii a mat to othet crops, uprootiriu‘ trees and
and 11111111121 1i to pull ltint ashore. .\tr,f ““91”“: “'l“l"“““‘ ““‘1 telegraph
’l‘hc adjoining towns of llad
Sttndcrlantl rttttl \\'lt:ttt1l.v also
(119011011th is none. the worst1 to.- 1m lililt‘h‘
narrow escape. ‘ loV' .
._ -__...... §<llllt'l rod, bttt nothing in comparison
',\Vitlt the loss in Hatfield. 'l'lte estiv
ISTAMFORD MAN CHOKES
TO DEATH IN RESTAURANT
"l‘i\ll1‘.0ltll Conn, July 23.——1\li-
1111.111 liorn oi 111: s 111.1. 11.1. choked to CANNING DEMOhnsM'FRATION AND
“‘2‘“ ‘1‘“ “‘3’” “We 0110111: 1111-11 in FOOD CONSERVATION RALLY
tlocal restaurant A piece of thc' A canning demonstration and food
1111-111 became wedged in his throat and conservation will he held 111 the bout:
could "0' 01‘ removed in time to pre- ltidue Methodist Church, West lted~
""“l fill'illlgillflllml» idiots; 1111 Thursday, July 28th from 10
in. in. to l p, 111., to which the public of
:{the vicinity is cordially invited.
The following patients were dis-j' .~\rrangenrcnts fnt' the event are he-
Clmrsf'd from the Nov'tv.1'1k lloSpital ing completed by Mr. Chas ll. Plump.
Saturday and Sunday. 'directot' for Reddin: of the Fairfield
Poi-d." Gilberts. Saugatuck. tCotmtV' Farm Bureau. and Ret'.\.\lr.
MW Emil." Ellis, 301 Main street. Dodson, pastor of the Long Ridge. Mo.
Mrs. Kati»- \\‘olfe. Taylor Place. ‘ thotlist Church.
“(’0- D- li‘issc!.-'.\'tirwttlk liotel. Plans contemplate lpncheon to he.
William Chase, of Wilton, died Sun- eaten at the church. so that people
day 1" who come from some distance. will not
‘ ' need to return home bttt can enjoy the
day's program without the discomfort
of. additional traveling.
Miss Gladys Green, County Teacher
of Home Economics, will give the can-
,ning demonstration and, it is planned,
will talk up the subeicts of food con-
servation in the borne, anti woman‘s
part in the task of making the na-
tion's food supply ample to meet out'
own and our allies needs.
Mr. Plump plans to make the meet
ing :1 Farm Bureau Rally so that those
who attend will get a clear idea of the
three-fold work of that organization——
agricultural production, boys' and
girls' club work and home economics
-—as‘lt is being carried on for the hen
eflt of the people of Folrfield ‘County.
The program in detail is not an-
‘nrtut'tl It;'=s.is between $350,000 anti
V’Jltltt'tltlll.
NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES
shthnECKEo CREW SAFE
11.11.111.111, July 23.-—'rtte‘ passen-
gers-11nd crew of the Norwegian-Amer-
ican Steamship Kristianiafjord, wreck-
ed on July 15 on the. Newfoundland
coast, arrived here today.
FORMIDABLE ITEM.
“Could you suggest any way of .run-
ning this place more economically?"
asked the amateur farther.
“Yep," replied Mr. Corntossel. ”Buy
an interest in a hardware store, and
get your outfit of implements at cost."
Mme. Lousandt—Mary, what a kitch-
en! Every pot. pan and dish si
soiled; the table looks like are days!-
ter a cyclone! What. have you been
doing?
Mary—Well, ma 'am, blessed if it be
,my fault. The young ladies has just
Ibeen showing me how they tblle a per-
tato" at their cooking school —-fimdon
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I,nounced but it is safe to say that it
will make the day one of pleasure and
profit, both to men, women and chil-
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and had .-.,.
following each other closely, passed
washed had-1
'l‘l'iE HOWLAND DRY GOODS
HowLXNo'?
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Coats, Suits and
Travele’rs’ needs
This week is
"Travelers’ week
at the Mill End sale
Tomorrow we will tell you more of
the event in detail
COMPANY.
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'MOBILIZE GUARD '
OF NEW ENGLAND
BOSTON, July 23.——Arrartge1nents
for the mobilization of the National:
Guard of New England on July 25,
wero announced by the department of.
the northeast headquarters today. ’
it is planned to have most of the!
Massachusetts guardsmen report ati
tl11i1'1"i11111ot 1s, although lilt.‘ ar'tillt‘ty
may be mobilized in camp in Boxi‘ord. .
in Connecticut two regiments will bei
tat Yale field and the others will re-i
‘port in x\'i11ntit. Maine gttar'dsmen‘
will be mobilized in Brunswitk; New
and Rhode1
Hampshire irt t‘oncord,
,lsland in Qtrottset Point. All they
‘Yerrnont troops already are in the‘
1tederal service. The coast artillery
units will be mobilized at coast forts
lSCHODtA CLUB CLAMBAKE
’l‘lte lsclroda. t‘lttb held a small
clatnbake for its members only .V'es-
tet'duy at ll‘c.‘ club house. There \\ 1111‘
a few outside attests from Bridge-
port. The usual i‘ettl “as ‘<111'V',etll
cooked in delicious manner .'l‘l'.-? c0111-
bullet? in that 111‘ coltsisitt-d ol, (tits 1
lVlein, ‘11or't.'e t‘,l111'k lVobert lit",oVVni
William Fritz and (‘har'lts H. l-‘.111"1is.
'l‘h-ere \\ is no entertarttrnent.
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KNICHTS OF COLUMBUS FUND
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in Raising $1,000,000 For Use '
of Soldiers !
Rev. R. .l. (‘arroll announced yes-I
terday at all of the masses that tltisI
week will be known as Knights of Co-I
lumbus War Fund Week and askedl
all to help the committee to make it'
:1 success. The. order is contributing
$1, 000, 000 to the gmctnmcnt, to bet
used in givin" shelter. antusf'tncnt an i 1
reading mutter of all kinds, statiorte .v
and entertainment, at the reereaiionI
camp which will be built for that pur-3
pose. 11nd under the sanction of Pr-Ies
ident Wilson A committee has been
appointed by the local council to so- 1
licit aid, and anyone who has, or will
not be seen. can send their mite to‘.
anyone of the following committee.I
Their names will be read at council;
meeting and saute forwarded to 1111-.
tional ofl‘iCers, Tire committee is as;
follows: EdVv. J llayes, John F \lc-j
Mahon, F. J. Donahue, D. W.i-'.larf01d i
Edw J. Splan, John VJCUinn,V\n1.F.E
Tammany. John J.Newn111n,.loltn W.
lnfanis’
Infants Dresses.
Infants’Slips....................
Inf ants Worsted Sacques ........
Ware
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59c to $1.50
1. title and 5911 .
...... 50cto$2.25
Infants' Sacques and Kimonos, daintily embroidered 500 to $2.25
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Infant-3’ Bootces ...... . ................ 25c, 35c, 59c '
Carriage Robe Holders ................. . . . . . ..... . . . .. 50c
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTONNST. SOUTH NORWALK.“
and American style.
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. J. DISESA. Manager.
CENTRAL HOTEL
. Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
' Ted-.1555
J. DISESA, Proprietor.
assembled expressly for this sale.
GOWN S, Etc.
portnnities of the season.
Summer Thrill Sale
An excellent assortment of absolutely reliable merchandise
Wonderful values in WAISTS, MIDDY BLOUSES, BUN-
GALQW DRESS APRONS, CHILDREN’S OUTING HATS,
PARASOLS, ROMPERS, ENVELOPE GHEMISE, NIGHT
Without exception these offerings represent the best op-
Sculley.Wm. P. Ward, T. F. Iltlclilahon,
Thos P. Horan, Edw Shea, C. A. Mr:-
Numara and C E. Williams.
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WANTED-A GOOD OPPORTUNI- I
ty for bright boy to learn the printing1
trade. Inquire at the Evening Senti-
'nel Office.
Sentinel Advertisements
. Bring Best Resuts‘
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