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AUAGUST SALE
Furnitute and House Furnishings
That means a saying to you of from 10
to 30 per cent. on every dollar spent at
our store during this sale. Goods pur-
chased now will be held for future deliv-
Iaddressed to “Kaiser Wilson" gum:
3"!
.sj'milar banners had been taken‘;
1‘ AJ. COLLINS & CO.
unto loll ,
cocoons
‘Sufirage ‘ Headquarters in
E Washington Bombardcd;
l With Ego—“Kaiser Wit-l
l son” Banners ' Seized—l
American Flag Torn From
‘ Polo—Several Youths Ar-Z
rested ;
WASHXNGTON. Aug. 15.».4 good-3
natured crowd of about a thoueandj'
Rico and women yesterday bemharo‘all
the women’s party headquarters with?
:egge and destroyed several banners.
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parade them in front of the White“~
.House. ‘ t
The disturbance, shifting from the:
tWhito House gates to the women’:;
piles across the Lafayette Square
and back again as banner bearers
to appear, lasted more‘
than two hours. The police. observed
it with» indifference until near the“
end. when two arrests were made.
Jack Gotlieb, a Washington youth
' RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phouelill-l 137 Washington-Si.
who climbed to a second floor bul-i
LA pocketbook found in a local jinry
yesterday, has been turned over to the
uptown police. and is now in the up‘
down police station.
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A complaint about mm
“Warwick Hotel going nearly all night
was received by the police last even-
ing, and upon notification the hotel
people promised that the annoyance
—.should cease.
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"THAT SPECIAL LUNCHEON
nerve Fridays at the Country Club is
most popular.
The children of the County Home
were ’the guests of Samuel Kautor at
m Regent greeterday afternoon. The
pletur was selected especially for the
little folk, who enjoyed the afternoon
' immensely.
Complaint about in locomotive which
“flew off steam and whistlei in the
freight yard was reviewed by the po-
lice from residents of Putnam avenue,
last evening. The
‘lreight yard were notified and they
momised that the matter would bo
“remedied.
John T. Hayes, txueol estate agent
has secured James Butler, lnc., grocers
for the store at No.“ 17 Main street,
Norwalk. They take possesion at
once with several years' lease, and
'nMuFSept,embcr 1 WI] open with up-to
flute groceries, etc. James Butler. inc,
operates about 000 stores throughout
this section of the country.
3A special meeting of the Trinity
Men’s Club has been called by Secre-
thn'y Frederick C. Reidcll. to be held
on Friday evening, in the .clubrooms.
important matters are to be consider-
mfl. including the advisability oi hold-
ing another sale and a’ minatrcl show.
Every member isfiarticularly urged
to attend.
The regular semi-monthly change or
mllce sergeants was made today. Scr
gaunt J. Harry ‘Gibson has returned to
desk duty at the city hall headquart-
ers. and Sergeant Bryan Silk will go
on duty tomorrow in the Firgt District,
rafter a two weeks’ vacation. Ofllcer
Charles L Page worked today, in pinata
people at ih-a‘
loony at Isufi‘raglst headquarters and
>tore an American flag from a pole.
hanging over the railing, was hold
in $300 bond and Flinrged with dose-'
Building Materials of Every Kind
A big and varied line with covers of “tactics. designs, as
well as the strong and serviceable. khaki“ Everything .of,
a special value. HANKDGXB AND AWHIK
Pol-cit Furniture. Screens and Rugs—4
spleodldvsleck in all sizes and designs
RAYMOND c SON
Direction ind Furniture Dealers.
Moral
Wall and High Sta. Network
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Not-walk '
' Opens May 1 .
SHORE DINNERS AND All"
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED To once;
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JOHN E. O‘SULLIVAN, Pug.
., Telephone 120
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Why Take Chan’ées ?
puny percent have lost the savings of a lifetime by com
ceallngBank funds to unsafe places. The safe place for money is in
a 0
We odor this security
which will
wProtect your lunch from loss
—Sy8temotize your financiol affairs
—8lrongthen your credit.
Modem‘methods, superior facilities, courteous treatment—
are umted to do your banking business here.
We act as Administrator, Executor or Trustee of Estates.
The City National Bank
South Norwallr, Conn
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in the form of a checking account
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Dr. I. H. Mallory"
16 So. Main St, 80. Not-walk, Gt.
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7 $0381). a.
Sunday: By Appointment Only
‘M .
The Banner Bakery .
Tel 3'67 ,
Wc are now able to supply on: (a »
customers with PIES, made to
order each day}. We also have
SUGAR RUNS and 00??“
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
dozen bltlejackets and youngsters .irl
., ' GENERAL' CLEAN-U15
oration of the American ting. He.
said he removed the flag because it.
fluid no place on ”such a liuiltiintz.‘
*l.ouis Launch, a §f(l\’<"illlllPlll clerk.
taken into custody in front of a White
blouse gate aTTcr tearing down one of;
tie “Kaiser Wilson" banners was'
charged with disorderly conduct:
When Lawycll was arrested a half‘
Children Cheerfully . Painless
and ”“3"", ( () a , and Conscientioul
Treated by Modern. _sympg::§3ry.
Painless Methodn. Aceptic Office Treatment.
l nonunion l
Ga Ad I I e
Moderate surgeon . m n a M
.by the Oxygen >
Method.
Charges for Very
Belt Dental Work.
it
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Gold and Porcelal
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. 5
Restoration.
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C I 3" "79',
High-Chi. fl» Crown and Bridfifl
Damian-y, Work, Etc. Skil-
tuny Dane
' lLateExa‘miner
U. S. Patent
office f‘
swung on the otheers jaw and in the
, Shot Reported Fired. ‘ .-
Shiri Waisls, Rompers, Children’syl’iay
' through the heavy glass of one of the:
icharge. One of the men in uniform
excitement that followed the. would
avenue, 1 chondise, includtng' ’
1 There were reports during‘ the dis-
iconc the women showed it hole} H3t89 ParaSGls etc.
windows over a balcony from which;
declared it to be it bullet hole and.
l“‘““’““1 '0 take him away from the: SALE
.bo d‘f‘st‘um' momma through Lufny.‘ I
order that, a shot had been fired at-
the banners 1...: been «spiced. my. littered at greatly reduced prices tor quick dis-
polnted to ohothor hole in the ceiling;
FOREIGN news
of the hall behind.
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. PETROGRAD, Aug. Ill. (\101‘l‘espon-g' .
deuce of The Associated Pretzel—«Tirol ' ‘
reform of finsuia’s judicial system, pm i
ceeding rapidly under the Provislomll
Government. has brought with it the=
institution of women magistrates, u;\‘
known elsewhere in Europe. icon read» or write may be elected.
The. higher courts already, have:
.lone policema‘n who had, him in
, _ ‘ of odds and ends and‘ broken assortments of Summer Met.
elte Square just across Pennsylvania
the building. After the crowd lind-
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93 WASHINGTON s'r.
lacrosse those ratio that Fon’Mcpokc
An appeal will, as heretofore. he again, to Suva transmitting the urgent-
‘beon reformed. Ono oi the new gov-lo the peace sessions (erovoi .Syezd).l.v awaited information or her new
Pl‘nmem's “75‘ “0‘9 “‘1‘“ ‘0 ""immduce T The reform makes Russia's sysfiem or: uuiremcnts for complete repair."
the famous “Judicial Statute," prom-i petty administration of justice one of
.ulgated by Alexander ii in 13‘“ duTyltho most democratic in the world.
aim: his brief reforming fit after the;
‘. ' : "SOUND BEACH, Aug. lop-George
Crimean War, 1"" choiiahcd by his “3", LONDON. Aug. Ill-"HOW the. cable‘ C. Blickcnsderfer. vice-llrcsident of that
acuonui‘y successors. The l'vionn of; stall at Fanning Island patelled up the! Bllckendersler llllnhnfncturing Com-
tl . 3 , s .. .'
to minor local court , tho petulant .Dllny or Stamford. died at his home
.. . . .cnble which was cut by the men of
mu“ “m1 ”‘9 ”he" “0”“ ’5 a mmzthe German cruiser Nrunber‘z. is to!“ here yesterday. The deceased was
the organ of the Enajtbe inventor of a typewriter Which
complicated task, but. virtually it islm the “Zodiac"
aggilgllliZhiéllie reform of the Courts ot.’ torn nit-Aiericiated Telegraph Com" bears his name, and which was one
the. Peace, corresponding to police‘pafy' m :8”. g coral island mm! the accomplishments of a career
courts in other European states, Thai The lresou ”3.5 Own ll sli ht “dimorked by the bringing out or many
‘svtztcm of peasant jurisiction also nodule Pacific m: mil mm}, to clfncllglhe contrivancea. Since the beginning of!
been reformecl b the abolition of thel the (.ermans ad t on: ’ [the war, ML .Bllckenoderfer invented
,v ., Byf ,. m v l tlo 1mm” by “Wing the severed ends °f3devtces which have been adopted, by
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logos was the “Rural Chief" or Zem-Ioned wilthout t etrFos i‘ Island stafl’ have been producing equipment. -
ski Natchalnik usually retired army: a mom or of the unit on.) ', A“ a boy he built. flying machine’s.
' ~ - although entirely lacking, ewemcelandepent yearstrylnz to solve the
ofllcer or other Tiefsofi without IBgnl; ll n or re uiri melanoma-u . . ‘ _
training, who also was administrator; in hem i g p 113 ,aecret °f flying, “Mt" placing. h“
. i look the tempura” ”pull" 0“.“ Fan' t. writer on the market. he ‘mnned
. . ' ; d therefore was 3 We, . .. .
70f peasant firms on tiling-Suva cable. ill; to the Chinese alphabet, and his
l Tvpcwmen mvamon DEAD
.0! Sergeant Shirt. 3 often in a position to justify as magian
' , irate his own illegal acts as admin-lan fidfifi: 13:23:; €::ellhi:em::::
The members 0f the Liberty Will astrator. The rural chiefs have all; and also/b diving and working under
‘5“ °‘ ““5 city'w‘“ 9“” a day’s 9“" been dismissed and.“ for the peasants m m toysecure the cable ends with
this 3‘ Rm“ PW“ Erma“ and a“ "e as already for the tin-called "printer? 6 h managedm raise them to the
mm torward‘to an. enjoyable time. ed classes," justice definitely is sevenfropfs e Bl.“ {My were mu m
"The outing lean annual event with the ed from administration. ' 8111‘ 392mm was no 1’0““)th of
Maud it ‘3 “Dem" that “91‘ mem'l The reform of the courts of. tire» 23:53“ mam together and no spam
' 'be‘rwili attend. ‘The party Will leave peace is radical. Formerly a single able-was available to liil the gap.
Wburymn the 8:26 train Fridathngistrate of the peace sat in. ludg~‘° “'H im filmed 'mm made with
ranching for Southr-Norwalkr-‘Danburylmam. In “Time three mag‘lsilfi-itcel B . D » ,
t L . . '
» . . ‘ 'planka and ordinary barrelu and with
‘ l rm ’ ' ‘ will Slt, the chairman having the rank the cable, ends Eficur‘ély fastened to
"' of Justice of the Peace and the two
,, , h f h _ col thecetmurie neonn‘ecllonbetwecuthem
cou . . t j ’ f . . . . .
American lines is introduced. By all“ 5......
law of June, 1912. the old‘govornmom‘ , .' .7 ' . . ‘
for flood
_-_.——-—¢
~ * cologne Fooledé
g ”1...» -- in ' . ‘
into . . _ _ your' #10 ey onsentcd“ to election of policeman-le-
and valuables are. safe: tom - trates; but the law was only: porllaliy v
fire-andxbmluc whemthey lptu in large colt wastdimateilulrtggfi . . .
'0 - 5 yo} m; Piling notional? ministers. Tile limbo . . .
are hidden m” i path: ‘willnow everywhereheipmtlmmcel ‘
P13” The“°fl$’e°m'1’h°°‘ The mlillcatloulonvotlng for the- ~
. '-. ’- .‘I t n , . .‘L . “l , d as.
for them is; ;.- a. lire and , magistrates hacbeen democratlzo , .
,‘ ~ . ' in ~ ‘ ' “ wondemllnded in 1912::byrall WEE ‘
bumml’mvaum . sire parties in the Dome. illencetottll
~ ml KIND WE ‘ ' only person or either so}; more. than ‘
» ‘ f , 31“ 'tv'tentydlve years 01:1,th hastpossed. "
38“ Deposit. 303;“. Oil 5. lsecondory‘cchool or higher school t “ »
”91am form W W5 . crammed” may be elected Justice of ‘
fablasmmrleoew snail
‘ amine. our vaulflend‘m '
. of
illmotleltofinonr ‘ ‘ lot. is.
long» experience.
I“ ‘ ‘P‘lmv Nicolette the position '9’ [I . ‘
’ filigludke to practicallyvauwomen
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isomer/tn declare
,Troisthompany- Advice" '
i . mimololmmoec only by mm. cl:
~ . Ifyoollave‘ a. problem toircolvo in
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“WWYFORUNMD some. ' '
success in this respect attracted the
.attontlonor the Junction goVe‘r'sl‘ment,
which revised its written language to
adopt it to a machinekeyboard. 4 ,
Mr. thhensder‘fer was born in Er-
ie, Pa., in 1851. He was twice mar-
ried, the second time last September.
and his widow survives. , A brother,
'Wiliiom J.‘ Blichensderler. of Stam-
ford; alti'l‘wo blisters in the West aloe
it's tar'easler to mend 7 a broken ‘
.43.
3/: .
Valuable . because ill~ in
will W '
heart than, a. broken rib. , ~
l swam -
, There is so" a, Chance
to Sale Money
“'non’tmiu the sole of monas' omen runes.
All the new styles in patent, colt, and kid.
$4.96 for the $6.00 grades. $3.95 for the $5.00 grades
$2.95 for the $3.50 and $4.00 grades.
LADIES' WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES.
Rubber soles and heels. Now $6.50, were $8.00.
CONNEALLY- s: BRACKEN
‘8: Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
You Can Make a Dress
~ Just Like This! ‘
0U. can save two-thirds
' of its cost too. Pictorial
Review Patterns give you an
opportunity of being econom-
ical and at the same time be-
ing more stylish and smarter.
Serve yogrcountry by mak-
ing- your own clothes. Serve
yourself by making them dis-
tinctive and individual. /
Use ' . .
P ICTORIAL ‘
REVIEW
P AT TE RN S
They save from one-half to
one whole. yard of material on
1 each dress.
, SEPTEMBER PATTERNS
Nowgontsxaie" ‘
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RINGS in addition to our regal“
clock. -
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arrow“ AT LAW ‘9
Send'“ I
(or Booklet. _
on Paton" .
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EXPREsS sanwce AT racism
RATES ‘10 NEW YORK «
rHE ANNING J. SMITH TRANB- , .
PORTATION LINE, inc.
Freight boat leaves Pler 45, En 7"
River, New Yerk (foot of “cm,
at.) every day except Sunday, at 9 9—. ‘
1!. Freight received 3*. Norwalk up.“ > 1
I p. m. and at Scull; Norwailt upbw .
”30 p .m. ’
WOmen’s‘.‘
Wear
The Little Shop
. so No. MAIN one: ‘ i ‘5
\ w court.
ZELUFF’S
Drug: Store *
I North Main Street:
essentials-.1532: '
Whitman’stocolaieo , ‘
Drugs Prescriptions -
{ain't—iii? Winners—L. 0.,
" - , Bmitn. coder-wood.“ ~'
4'- Remington, all othot
. makes, sold; rented,
' repaired. Rentals. ‘3
per month.‘ Mackinac
’ sold at $5 per-month, .
tPLUMBER»? ' ‘
TYPEWRITER‘ EXOHARGE.»
158 Fairfleld Ava. Bridgeport, Conn.
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