‘t‘mnsnu. AUG. to, 1917
not lliii' would} ’ l
, tantrum
« ii All, is SEEN IN who
~Lo,'sia began to increase. and the com»
'try was flooded with Poles, Home
{gated i110“ Tm in l726,iians and Siavs; many fleeing from
military conscription; and eager to
1
Had Sgeral Slave; Rudiger: at t1:‘gythinlffllot any old price...
I“ “W , ”up; on sun edema: of local“
‘f 7 88 ' .fl lfarmers early in the spring to go to
UP to NOW—NOW 1 New Yafk‘cny and procure their sum-
!mer ‘help from among the miller-
Are So That‘rived ,limmigrants at the’ old Gastld
TWO ARRESTED IN -
. ”50210"me
SAN FRAmECO. Cal, Aug. lit-v
Patrick J. firmly. United State:
humigrata‘m inspector an Angel is-
land, who was arrested several days
ago as a principal in an alleged plot
to the; Blame prisoners interned
at M mull. was a never-mam
doom. federal authorities unnamed
his roster-day with the arrest of al-i
leged hum of the plot, 1). J. Bar:
rody, n she» dealer. and. H. Deiaey,,
connected with the “Leader," at publi-
cation here. They were charged with
conspiracy to liberate Fran; Hoop.
former German counsel general here,
and his interned aides.
i
Hubert Family Which
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EASY J08: 1" mm
, Ther 9 1W9 , now the Aquarium. Th
# C es qnly one Place oniwere utsuttlliv a hand looklhg let a&:.*v°m“ 3“ F" a“ choice PM.
ountrxside That Basia long wage in the primitive steer- em. in Wethmflell.
Real 01 d-Time _age quarters of those days. and very; “Jack" Devereaux and William F‘
“H. ,
tred - -
Mann SEER? £221tdggrgonmhginogéfigfifi Fair, who were convicted of killing
> _ .599“ a word of English, '81” MEN”. Margaret Fair in Darien during
By Richard H. Fitch. ' lisgago Ives necessary until they~ pick. the Steinmet- of 1914, are the holders of
WILTON Aug 16 M l i: unfit! fete: words. rAlmost wuhoucwhat might be called soft jobs at the,
< , - - .— any ocai Keep on ey wore t eir native cos- . . r i
. miners who made every efi‘ort to getjtumes, which attracted must attention states “3““ in “‘ethershfldil The i
_ WWW"? amount of crops intoéon their arrival in “1:5 quiet towu.,mm men'fe it right mttt-e Ill]:-
”WI“ Vland in the spring am now; Eight dollars a month Wm] boald was.” authorities because of their high5
‘°r’¥‘ng “”0“? hell) for’ harvest. Help; considered a liberal wage, and few-order of intelligence and obedience tog
wanted adt'EI'tisetttents in all the pap-t of them were retained after the liar-'tmiers and were rewarded. Doverenux’
ers of nearby etttes show a large pep; vest season. it servi tr t flv d F' 'r‘
cemage who “3am labor on the ram: Italian. Purchase Ham“, 3 s “3 of” We 0 e a“ ‘“ 1
and the {OHOWIDS copied from a New.1 With the ever increasing number’m’m five to eight years. 1
”w mmmnonwm mom “u
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5‘ In the China Store are numerous pieces of odd
PAGE TWO '
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The August For Sale
This is the economical time to buy Furs. It
seems queer, but when the first snowflakes conic ,
sailing and the north wind arrives from Greenland
‘ you will be gled your furs are within call.
All ruroma of late design
some poll: he used
If you have a charge account, make your
(dioioe, The furs will be stored free of cost until
required. Bill rendered November first.
If you have no charge account you simply pay
20 per cent. “of the price and the furs will be re-
served for you. .
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:7. a , , g m mm mumpy. etereuux has the best job ht hma and a“ . 1‘ ENE llfll
wan‘9d*G°°d- Stéady man oni "9123' few sought positions on farm Wetherstield. He is chief of the mail‘ 0 , , G1 Nobettert t rum to pmk up i
L dmomgengzrlslafsyyvogfiw xa'grgiiiélggg :3:mer:,andtti‘o{ert£iuf Yonstrgiction department, has a dark. and has? Fruit DLShES, Flower BOWIS, Jugs and other dainty, l Th. W k! S l f S-lk
,, - - s , ‘ ' l on 0 )9 cl it’s; ut b' ‘ . . t . u . ,,. ee
:1 :Vifionthcand beam Address “‘4‘le and of the 1m mum, a S“; dial“ 3! at: incoming and outcome table furnishings. H @ F‘br 8 t5 5 a e O 1 S
.u ’ 0“! “0““: itrrismg number of imlians had purdmfli'w it evlom upon him to Mid. = l e ilk Shirti' ngs fanc stri es in such combina— I
gr; I Th? adWWSf-‘F probably received chased small places of the abandoned all Of the papers and see UM “WW is‘ English ymm Dim Set a bl‘OWll and white “01‘" “‘ 1L - ’ y p . . . ”5‘
g. 9:02; 131;: [HWWETS- Afarmrtytw, in Wiltonautd will: charac- nothiug in them which the prisoners it (1 (1 fl m1 (1 . ’ m f 3 121.0118 8.8 are approved by masculine tastes, 32 ,g‘
t C ones are pa in ' ' , [ef‘n IC (1 at d ' . . -. q ,. ’ ‘ W' t -, . . 'a *
E. 3111:? “age for inexperienleed: Slight; ‘the‘bwife :hdgioggtudtll; 2:2:ggc‘featgfibhwm not read. .: are ' 0 881m ) ‘1‘ mehes Wlde' Regular P1 we 89 Gts’ for 69 Ct! 31
g ' -.50 and promise permanent em- “Y 8003 were getting l'esults' from Fair is working in the laundry, and I Porcelain wide blu b0 01‘“ d6- ? ' , ' n ' ' ‘ t‘
-, gloymont, 'whiie the farm job is only. property that had stood idle for years, has what might be termed a barnyard» W M e mmd fl 1 9'- ompe (10 Ohms 40 llthGS W 1de’ m Bdglan b196, plum, '
“puree eti/ Sholrt ,weeks of .ltux-vestj 1:33:15; S’Fll‘légt‘ g: “(gdtflrntlt'nt to tthe lively easy Position. - c l! 313.11, , $23.50 ..’ r; navy, black, White and gray. Regular price $100,
- - . f ' . 5 me o urn nuur- v _ . . . . . , ‘
i. with: it? '11t1‘i’“ ‘““’.i°.‘““ “"“1‘ 1“ “We a... ..1:“.::“.1::6.::'.1.*:..“m13 W» °wP°r°°1amBetwmteandgoldmthfine gold 1 " for $1.59
‘ . s 0 ton parish Hutu ruits, part on arly grapes, and: * - ' ‘ . ._ _ , .-
glenfi‘gdfittgmn33 had no thought: were soon able to buy more land, or ‘clippcd. The! are. allowed (termini f 11113, ', $13.50 1 i. Georgette Crepe m fashionable shades, was $2.00, 3,
' ' . a or and son work- to start a. bank account.- privileges which other primates do not? - ’ . . - . ' -
gdhifetlg-hhofid? in Stating a clearing-l 1for the) next ten yeal‘fl the farm have, 118111er of receiving mail more! American Porcelain SBt, Slightly imperfect, Wlth pmk l 3% ‘ IO: $1.59 *.
‘ one cm the “Ra . u or pro iem was not a iifli‘ lt . ' ‘l ‘ ‘ - " . . r ’
$3,331 iggtne of thelhomestead, what Wages gradually ndvdncdd t‘oll $1?09m;mnentJydth? “in?” in lhetother two: , and green floral sprays, .. $12.“) . Black Twat“! 36 mehes Wide, “a5 $130! for $139 3
u , “ gen?” Jolllflcution, with’ and even to $18.00 a month and found, 65' an 0 W” “I more moonlit ‘ , , . , 1 - - . - ‘
gouty rm. refreshments but no pay_§ but there was little trouble in getting to their friends on the outside. ‘rprnmon Clips ”a Balm, Austrian China, f a‘ ’ ‘m calm Mm 35 Inches Vl’lde, (£11deer 0116
tfintlg‘liofigielo?“31:‘ llgtt‘tittbent built gloom Milt-Ill. at ten: market price. Derereaux has one true Mend. o t. . m m cacti of the best colored taffetas 1n the market, was
. which Sm] stands I e in 1726., " "'9 "‘f War. young woman in Brooklyn, who thinks $1 50 for $1.29 '-
as a memorial as Then came the war. immigration . . ' ’
to_ how well our forefathers bullded,; into these United States in 191! wm‘ the world of hint and who 5”" ”film.“ W ”d mm) 22 and ‘5 0“ Main floor. “I"
“not example of the Colonial ariatro, nearly one million and a quarter. 1n,that he ‘5 innocent 0‘ any crime She ‘ l‘
3121; fin? gym” 0f ‘é‘l’me brought. 1:15 it sat! dumped to three hundredwaa a visitor in Not-walk a few mys- nebular-3mg, $1.13 each .
,' negro eves, 1m .ex-él ousan , it not less of practicull one‘ ‘ ' ‘
ample soon utter followed by the Ber" millionth one year. Not onlyy wont???” v.0“ that she will limit “m4 “UPON. $143 w
dens 1111111601511»: wealthy colonists. Ithe source of supply abruptly cut. oil.” :43 g" 8 out and will then ‘0 m S V 1. L
van in Wilton. ; but the'bix doors of big new {mores ' . M ”Mpg um'mer e! I S
wilrtgetiwz:elu‘tle a: mefloensus of 1810‘ in all the neutby cities flew open Wlllli . I 35, 45 ct; and $1” . ng
- v “ “we ticks" and 16‘ Dl‘illlllfio 01’ “aims that meant~ a larger ‘ ""'""“‘" . . Beaumont. : ' ' ' ' 3 'l H my;
flagging“? 5:1: the‘sewslaves heldiifmnuni income than many of their-l NEW ENGLAND‘8 PEACHEG. .12] i 81.601811301113011 Ni: lpctagon mesh 5“
‘ , e OS] tone it ’ilton house.i at'mer employers were able to fiiake.: ‘ ~-—.- ‘ w J - ll ’ j
- holds, an.“ WW WWW champ”, W, “0an me mum,“ mum“ Plans for “mm" more” Tm . I Sky blue, old rose, Back, brown, ta pe, I
."';tr1: A {meme example tit-mg Charles and even the daughters of the rum Year Over the on: Staten. I - l" myrtle green and tan. navy blue and p urple‘ ' R
5. who was the pert/anal attendant or who made a bee line for the “Be '1‘] ., ‘ . . ll ' Gas 5 W . A ‘
. ydhsmigrel Lambert and Whose son, m Bridgeport" stun“. ,f diet;{ is need of pretenting waste at w)“ , ., P , as 75 Ct-S, 12 cts 89601811 g,‘-
'1 98. a Civil War veteran, died When Uncle Sam got into the game, 0“ - nowing this had realizing the ' f“ " Main goof. : '
recently tn Norwmk. Then more wus'lllel‘t‘ was ilnDLllPl‘ exodus of fax-m. perishable natureof peaches, especially“ for the Library - , for 50 cm lklh‘iiv’ ‘ .
git? ngktoiflavhllt H;nr.v.'and Black er’s sons many from this town htts- where they are ripened on the trees ” _ ' ‘ 1 , . “I; 1
, . ,x, s N .n , ~. . . ,, I ‘ I . fi - x, .
1': _ slava. 0 mat. a BeidutE $333138“? '32”; :1" ii‘hfilfij “KY? .33..) :Dluns have been worked out. to‘cquulize “mp With metal base, 01d brass fimSh9 green leaded .
The-*9 men wore dav workers ex-1 and now the draft ill sure to mtg ”"9 distribution of the crop this year « art 18.83 shade Re or rice '1950 . *
$3511 witbdscythtg, axe. and whitewash many more. This leaves the running Often in the past when peaches were Ear” ,, g 3111 P as ’for $15 m a corsets Jewelry
‘ 3' . on to t e envy of minty of 0f the farm up to dad and; little plentitul in such center a l ' l ” ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ - ' ‘ ‘ . ‘
their class received its high as one bl‘nlllt’l‘ With practically no Mll‘fl'and S ringfleld or d1: 83 1:111“)? I ‘ _ ‘ . n g A Slui-dotted Batmte - EmgSflllalarge aL< A]
dollar a day, with $1.50 in haying hands to he had. ‘ p 'm e 3 ant cttsand Lamp, Old brass metal b886, With pink and green I r mt ' - ht - 1' 't t f I I‘ .
time .including their dinner, .and’ A" Extinct Species. itowns had few or none. This fact also 1 fidBd m 188 bade R9 1119. rice 18 50 3f. i m 118 3111111119 501 111911 0. '30 0 S; 52,
32:19:“2168 even breakfast. The over. in fact. the good. old-fashioned ”mined a great influence in prices to (2011- M a e g B s . g r P $ . ,4 if {a weight! very metical , “A ‘ 38 eta each
' 8" earner getting seventyrttw hand of forty years ago, is extinct. sutuers. Conns ti~ it . v, v , . ** ‘- . m _ 5
(«egtifeanduhis dinner. L- The very last of the type livea'on dimly {0,- loss ”:16“ an" sgsigfiiiicgufil F ' 1 1) 1d b . 1 for $1 00 J ‘ mOdel and very dainty. Marie Clasps, gold
11 tere were th ' t , ‘l’artn, b t . f w il f - , ’ ’ . fimsh ‘ . t '
Eg- ypung mm of 16. hboufm {grander}: port. “1:211:11; eggliferrfsmmgrgg‘gflMaine. New Hampshire andVet-mont Lamp Wlth mam 356! 0 "353 7 31:80 green I? L Regular $3.00 glade for . filled, 19 cts .j
j... m they we... 21‘ to m," various m; a” m neighbors. , lone was obliged to pay :2 m 33. 55 and amber leaded art glass shade. Regular lg,” $1.45 1 “ . . ah” Ri f ,
. trades end to be treated as one or, “John" came tt') work on this farm Better shipping schedules have been 5g 'cc $95 00 for $19“) 1 . , M121) “gs 01"
the fam‘ly' Th” l'el't‘il'ed 110 “'ages a “3‘19" 0“ a century 380 as a green arranged this season. The distribu- 9 pm ~ ' ’ ' *‘ one“ that were $125“! the soldier set of two;
. hut were generally given :1 few dol~ immigrant boy with not an English tion will also be ov ned b d il 1 a 1 ,~ Moment. 1}; ‘ . ’ ..
,~ lars when they had “served their, word in his vocabulary. but he was! 3 .0“ ' y a y m " ' - ., ' for 85 6155 $1.“) .
time." They were expected to help young, intelligent. and. industriout-t,:p°rts to “ “1“ka "We” in “‘9 fl ' ' ' “
about all) fang in busy titties. laud quickly learned American waysqheal‘t 0f the produce: section. Shit) . Dinner ngs,sterllng 7
.. ere cm the lrish. and the language. He ale With tht‘ menu; will be scnt3'out re ularl nd ‘ ' ' ' v ’ ‘ . ' -
The first of the foreign hired he]p¥i‘€st of the family, grew up with ltsf‘mh a view m maintaining a :leZd' we L' , M ' B th' s - 31388181?! 81118]? Wlth stone $t‘ :-
toh becolme a meter in Wilton .was . sons and daughters and took a lively'm" supplv m one" of [he in am ’ . SS IUCDS en 5 a mg UItS “ ‘An Odd collection, tings, ‘ $1 25 ‘
w on tte Danbury & Norwalk rail? interest in its “teller: ; ' - ‘ 95' \ ~ , . E“ - , ‘ ‘ 1;;-
ilond wzrts built in the early fifties No! dear reader. he did not mill‘l‘i'LThis equalization 0f distribution M" F In 016. blue, 01d rose, 3 ' Wyafewnatsalepncefl 1' many Styles! embmlder‘ ; § War Meda18,commem "
any 0 these laborers were Quarter- one of the daughters. and finhlly ownjsutbiilze prices, so that consumers in ' ‘ 17““ ' ' "J ‘ . - "
id tn this 103m, and when [hp road. the form: but when over thirty hem“. northern states may buy as che'tp- Pink! medium blue, yel- ] as,” to C1086 out g1 ,1 ed- and 1213113136? Wth a l :’ 0131;ng 0111‘ entry “ltd...
as competet acted as section ttands.lnet a young woman lmm his native“ . ' ‘ oath '1 , ‘ . e ace ' .
or sending for their families. filmed country and married her. His later 11” as those i? the southern states, plus, 10W green, and lavender, 1 g .E 6.1. mares: 0118 " ‘ heavy dura. ’ 1‘ ' the W81. Benefit Of Rad.
as permzmpm ”.Menm including the “on was m take big savings and buy‘the small diaerence due to transom-l ’ , . piece suits, in all Sizes. 3‘! 65 as wlule they last .- = CI‘OSS . 5o eta each;
BTOWHS. (:omtellys, Moriartys, and a place of his own; but his employer tation. 36 mcheg wlde, regular } Re 111 ‘ 00 .. a? . ' I; . r , .
Vaughns, whose descendents today had a. long head. He built a neat The peach season is brief. The fruit . _ ‘ K 3 » g 31 $5' ’ , ‘ T7 59““ “W“ E-mwflafilS; Main “00’“ .1:
occupy high poeitions itt various can. little cottage for John and his bride, 91103 9;) cts. Hg , Sal ' m ' -‘~“ 1 _.
ings. The majority of them worked let them occupy it rent free. and rails. cannot be kept long after it leaves the ' . ' '_ e price $4: - ‘ In.
fin‘lsearhgi forms. tilting ItleseirT1:1,th ed his wager; t'll‘his was somet lust??? for it ‘58?“ rget But “‘29”? r‘ - Sale pnoe853t3~ ] $3 31361! WOI‘Bth Suits. ’
ha -‘i to spare mome . hose years ago an to arranmmen 51 . 1'58 enou 80 it every 0359' f ' . ~ . ' '
men were usually employed the your holds, but it is probablyhan isolated wife in New England they have 3.113110 . » t ,, mmmm twop1eces,regular$3.00, l Laces: SpeClal t
'round at the topxnotch 'wage of those ' case in Fairfleld county.‘ ' - . . ' I . - a ‘ J --
days of $12.00 tt month and dlxtner. - ———‘-——————-———-—- ‘ “giants 1m preserve foruinter use, and ‘ , fl ‘ for ”I” J T Name All-overs fine gTB-de at half price' “w
Shortly before the Civil ‘War. Ger- RUMORS SCARCE TODAY. t ehtir-ces this year Will be quite reds til. , .. M .. _ Blue and my combln “ ‘ ‘. i l -.
‘mans of the good old school began -......- 0'13 l3- . , , . . . . 1. . ': ,N ’ , ' ' '
to come ,0 town, The W Mrs. .J_ Lm ”mm, mm mama“, 0,. . Th W School ;.' nations,twop1eces,large .1. Black Lac es, an odd lot, including handsome!
.A. 'Holt. who reconstructed the old riled by "nugget“... ‘ ' E- 1 5 . - , ' ‘ ‘ ‘ size 0131 Regular$150 ' iFIouncings andBands. - w”.- "5! '
ilieemttn homestead of her' parents. DAVBURY Aug 15 “,3 a dull day JOAN 0F ARC'S BELL. ' , -- . S y' ' j .- , I I.
roughti two, Frederick .119 or did ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘- m' ' 3' 3 l 4 ‘ ' ' ' . '
August“ Winner. who $9331.: gala! that mm produce a dozen or more in me cathedral church f in ,gtlst W. and 532.50, M for $1.00 M Novelties 1n Garmtures .Very Special },
citizens of the town. Julian Ft-ont~'rumcrs about what's going to happen 0 - 0 re,
Dame, Pat-is, there is a bell Which
'hardt and others followed and quick~~'
dates from the days of Joan of Arc— .
l establish d ‘ f ' 2in the' local halting situation and to-
y Aft;- thimglvifl V3.33 own. day was just that sort 0‘ a day. on]y«“the blessed bell” which sounded theI
« After; the C;vil War the returning one rumor IV” nroduoed by the ru- tocsin when the Maid of Orleans on
soldiers were frequently glad to work tmm‘ {80'0” 311d that report died he“ ‘
tor da _ w es .~ . peered in August, 1429, and Paris was
) ag , and then .note and fore it gained any grout circulation. »
noon at the Germans 'ltll . ~ . _ beseiged by the English; This hlsloc'ic
\\ man) e , .
Ewe The tumor in question waslhat one hell referred to by Victor Hugo in.
f . I r : l .
to saw _.... .21.;23 11.1.5132“: 13.131.11.12" 1...... m... ... ....
rats as -. rteatet than ”‘91 1 l" - . Y 9 the cathedral in mo by Jean de non
Aan independent factory. When th°,tuign. It was rerounded in 1086 and
nun—n...
mud or mmmnriou.
“been toilet! in in love be can not
when” Mum-Ind Mu“
no all! mantle- II 1nd afflicting all.
stands th- rare of a dairy; no air
cumbranm.“
The “mcuttvb'nnm.” which man!
children. now a detriment um ro-t
Owed the non sale. which grit
., and 813.00 for the two. with the not
mount“ mautm
= 1 m M or on
‘dellmnd, and the "Situation Want-3d"
columns were filled with advertise- n‘nnuf t d ' '
., ”emf “many of a man and "it"iinamedalnullet: :21): operates the Dim-mitten reblhuled under the mute of Em-
of which the following. from the New p n m" commnn ““{manuel Louise Therese in honor of
, York Herald as early in the season ed "”1 0"" the ”kph“ he was 9m’-Louis XIV and Harte Therese of Ads -
In March 22. 1879. is “we,“ phatic in denying the rumor. Hliltm Maori Globe . ,
{Main and wife (German). walnt vdlce ran; over the telephone wire as ' I "
nucleus; [3 man to tat- he '
. charm of small farm: the wife it ”1:3,?” Mimi” Pflmunllythm
r ' is a (trawl-its cook, and under- no mt a hunt W for
twentyfour hours—at loose . l
The men! butting situation to,
lulu notch-nod.
M
HE until Angudl 27
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m» .t,
ill?! ”momentum: n.
neu or neglect. m m who Spelfer, Cleveland's lemons center-é
Met- from bar lever ornljtbmn cu holder. who was knocked unconscious
aniline: mankind-nu to and inch 1 by u poem bull in the eighth luningi
In Angst-tho dig in full at pollen and of Tut-adly'o second ante and when;
dust that donut-now m- m. u- to retire. will he an to my again;
other: minor bothered. No ml
or does worn to renew be: mar I“
nth-tn um Foley's Ham and 1'15
the well Man and! medicine lat pitched by minimum: relieved h-
mafia-Mm nounqtm 1- mum W
mum-Inna.“ no ”aulmthmm.
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helmet mm sets: Narrow Filet Laces '
5 and 10 cts
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Prevent dandruff end falling hair by using the great French preparation
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