m sous-7n
A large assortment ot‘
Ginghams and Percales
lust received.
Aprons of all kinds.
E. K.» BANKS
.. Hahsckemo Hotel Block.
South Norwulk.
with a view to making m01e 'iloot'.
.
A150; Frank Collins, riding a bicycle, and
John Olijen, of Kassuth street, in an
Lautomobile came together at ‘ihe foot
'of Washington street near the bridge
311,! when 1" ol-
andI '
Lihis morning at a'iout Sn.
Iins was p1 oc eedin': :Itross tmtu
IOlijen attempted to tutu into “Hatet
street from \\ ashington street. Both
say thatt the other is to blame. Col-
lins is not hurt although he fell from
his wheel and the front wheel of the
ring cytlt is smashed up (-onsidei'abiyz' .
438139496 Your Home Both were going slow which adds to
I, ”0USE PAINTING the mystery as to how it was that the
nihilism Cheerfully Oven two could come together. i
Gall its—Phone 1446
, , J. A. RUBBER .
08 So. Main 813., So. Norv’zalk.
L Kiddie Kars
At Reduced Prices
DONN ELLY’S
16 So. Main St. .
SOUTH NORWALK i
N Ow
Is the Time to Consider
‘.,,
NllllWiLit’inltill
Five More Names. A:- ided to
Those Qualiii ed Fol W111
Le .1ving' 93 More to Be.“
cured
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Ft'llowint: tht titans 1.. 1:1“.
Illltil't' men drawn in the titxit,el1o
L lit' in for senile, in addition to 1111. st
iC .t N .1't:'n.1lly missed as it: tilted to as
1 y ews
l.'o\in:' been passed by _'.he appelatef
district board whose claim lot t\e111pI
tions ‘.Itat'e been distill.1\\'.ed"l‘l1i.~.
Keyser Island is preparing: to care
for a number of priests who will mail"
nukes 121 1111111 illlflg. thet- out of ti
lltlt.:l:l for this district, which is ill-ll
ails their reboot for a time in a s: :\1
whilt :
:‘t'e
‘It'avine. 93‘. more lit-fore the 1",1111111 tr
iiilut. Many. of Ithese will pt'obabl:
apptai tl1t> of the ltu'.:l
Lit‘;‘.ltl and 111111111111! or dis-:-
tillll"."tl.
.t‘"
lilo}
(lily
shyly :
b1
t‘lrt‘k Stephen
the Frisbie l’ii' Company" of bridge-
port was recorded in the attire of tho
accretary of the state yesterda's. The
amount of capital stock is increased
from $10,000 to $15,000, (“\lill‘tl into
1,500 shares.
PIIAIIIES MAY SELL
Hill $2ABARRLL
“Special Saturday. and Sunday din- JUSt NOW, However the
L Price Is About Twice That
‘ —-Native Fruits Now I11
Local Market
Despite the reported abundant crop.
the wit“ of potatoes, accordionv to a
'lot'ai \\ hoiosale dealer. has not lowet
ed to any great c.\tt'11t, and potatoes
,atc now selling around St and Si .3”
per bairt'i lfhis wholesaler, how: “:111'
was of the opinion that \\’ll"ll the far
nicrs start to dig their potatoes the
price will drop to the ittial1borhoot'
or $2 per b:"111("l. At pro :,111 he s:.t '.d
the lli,L',ll pricr was probably due to
the incl that the New Jersey farin-
rrs had not started to harvest their
crop.
Apples are beginning to come into
11ers at The. Knob.
which. for tin"
has been
The Texas Company,
last. three or four months
working to get oil tanks in ihc'stordize .
station at the corner of West and (‘on-I
necticut avenues, ha‘s 1l1\ contract
about completed, and it is expected
that the linishina touches will be udd-
etl todav
William A. S. llarvey in business at.
No. 23 Ilcldcn court New London, itloi
a petition in bankruptcy in the. l‘nlted
L‘Stutes court yesterday. He has liabili-
ties of $2,016.69 and $1,932.49 of the.
amount slandsas unsecured as "t":- - con~
sist of stock in tradct '.ttucd at $31.0". "1.
and vehicles $3 ”’7
11,-1- , riotids to be had axe sweet bouglt.
Duchess. and fancy reds. Some of the
apples are from the Converse farm in
(twicnwlcli, and local farrtts. while
others are from New Yolk state.
Blackberries of the fancy variety are
selling around 19 cents a quart.
. alive crop is one of the largest
hut f: w of'the native berries are com.
Adolph Bcrumyer. arrested at New
“-L'Haven,’ charged with selling liquor to
I‘soldiet's in uniform, has been held by
United States Commissioner William
A. Wright in New Haven for hearinaat
- the next term of the United States dis-
in! into the ioctl markets Watermcl»
‘ -.‘ . '1 'as ttiabh to ' _
.hwt ct‘ut‘i. Bermnytr “ 1 (it's .11'1' scllini.r flout .10 to 711 cents,
tarnish bail‘in the sum of $1,000, and,
in default of bail, .be was committed to
‘ L the New Haven county jail. I$:l."~tl :1 crate who‘rsatc. ’.t‘ontataes are
» Lworlh from 31.25111 $2 per
‘ while new cttbbaae is setting from $6
to $8 a hundred for the large-size
ht'ads. Cucumbers are the cheapest
things in the market. bringing front
$1 to $1.50 popltundt'ed. Onions are
still high. New Jersey raised. selling
at $1.75 to Q“ “5 per bushel.
on...
1"tttordin'1 to size and quality. while
t':'.1iteloupt':< arc lounging from $2.25 to
The case of the Metropolitan Electri-
‘_ cal Supply Company, represented by
Attorney Leo Davis vs. Henry L. Moel-
1121'. represented by Judge J. ll. Tav-
ior, is assigned for trial before Judge-
George Yo shut-oh tn the down town
court, on Saturday morning at 10. The
' case is brought to recover balance
on a bill and them "is a dispute as to
he amount. -
RELIEF FOR JEWS IN TURKEY
ll
STOCKHOL-M, Aug, 16.——lra Nelson
_.tten, has received advices
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TR USSES
russ Fittin of soup kitchens and relief of Jews in
Stillson-POWell Corporation Turkey "
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DrawThls MentalPicture
Imagine the contents of your honie or office charred by
a destructive fire. Would furnishings, which are doubtless
insured, be the chief loss? Or would it; be irreplaceable
documents and keepsakes—valuables you should have placed
' u in a safe deposit box in this bank 3 vault? Herc protection
and privacy are absolute. Box rentals average only a. raw
cents per manth.
on the American College for wom€h at
Constantinople, September 18.
The State Department at Washing-
St. John & Keyser are overhaulingL '
memoir: nmmmw unrest L
space there. ‘ _ L
J SOCIETY
noon at the residence
111 11111111 L
’3'L1noml and Miss t"h'.11les ll: 'eher
L Miss, Marie Sanderson of New iii
tven, left last week for the we' 1 ‘ 1.1
spend the month 11 1‘ August 1' animal;
ltokusj;
,I,llni\'t-1rsity;
..— . Lis among the list of naitzes today: .
‘L ' ""- 1' s ‘ -'r" 39 Sonia
‘ titlips Helen Iittb:1t:ll,ot \ttwt 371111111? 1:3;ll‘lfg.3'u)zi;,:'uSign“, 39 S.
street, is enjoying a two “00k”. 50- Main stir-ct. South Notwaik. .
journ in Oakland. M12, where she is ;,'.3 71.1 pummel“, Tic-“mm N, .
the. guest of friends. ’ : 203 Main stt'w'i, .\orwali:.
2'»G.'l~~- tiil" llol'tus, Stephen, 21 law-1
" - f ' 111211111 avent; , South Norwalk.
Routine bllsillt‘SS was transactetl Still . “'5 llisct'ntaun. Wu] 0., 2!
last. night, at a trail": lllt’t‘l‘lt’, oi' 1.!ch “'ilton avenue, Not'walk.
‘li‘irat. District t‘ontniissiont-rs. L413... 101 I'Is'sman. “MI 5 (3.05,.
tire—ft, Norwalk_
A certificate of increase of stock 01
1h“ local illtll'lit'tS. Antone the '“arly ya.
bushel, L
Morris, the American Minister to ‘S‘we-€
ft'thlt' fur-L
key that plans have been made to op“
ion has instructed Minister Morris to,
Howard $25, 000 for the continuation:
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NOR WALK
and Personal
NEWS
An enjoyable g3 l:"e1.n; of the House
Iit'nic Club was held yesterday after
of Mrs.
Smith of Elmwood aytnue, South Nor- i
walk. After a luncheon at noon, tic-L
tt'ola music was rendered and dancing
was enjoyed. Red Cross work was.
done by those who did not dance. Mem'.
bers of the club consists of Mrs. Wit-I
liam 11 Reed. Mrs. 'rmty, ”Mrs. John 111',
S111i1l1,.‘\irs \\'. Hardy, Mrs, Howard;
Mtatl,3\l1> l.t.'sli.e Smith, Miss liarsL
,riot (.‘1 arke, Miss Marion liutfirld. Miss
E\ 'tna l)liscol‘ \ii:. Margaret Ray-
Lt'slieL
throughout id:1l11)"1.1'tl1 A 1’ l’tot't'u'.
Lthe “ellknown sculpt rm and his lam
i1,v..\iiss Sandeison will tontinut h.'.'~
art studies with \11'. l‘rta tor, who tin-l 1,
mos-1 of his stttdit-s in 11'.» L
part of tilt Slillllllt'l viii IH' tlt"\ili(tl' 1i
study 1111111111: the Indians, The month?
oi Septentbtr v.ill be civt's. t_o f't:"i1-"."
travel in HM west and attending tint
t'atitus "round ups.”
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‘ ilev. M. .l. illake. t‘. M. of Niagara
I Private William J. Blake,
tor Seventh New York infantry; John
M, Blake, .l1'., and Mrs. John J. Keane
tof Waterbury: Mr. and Mrs. IIAE‘tt‘tl:
Whale and Miss Helen lilake. of South
:Norwalk: and Mi<s 1'sula lletz, of
L\\'asl°1i11_uton, I), (‘., have been guests 11
Mr an'i Mrs .ionh M. lllalte Six. of
LShclter‘zlockavenue-—D.1nb11ry\tws
Governor and Mrs Mcf‘all issued in
vitatirns at lloston \l’ednesday, to th"
marriage of their youngest dauzhtm.
Margaret. and Alfred Hubbard (liapo'iu- l
of New London The ceremony ist
Ltakc place August “.‘1 at \lilopia Hill.
Lthe gov'etnors' summer risidtnct, at
1\\incl1ester.
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Mr and Mrs .Ioltn ilehn of Dodging~
'town, llanbury, with Mr. and Mrs.
Ll~‘rederitk litundagv and children, Ma-
‘le and William, of South .\'orwalk.
have returned from a week's automo
Ibilc trip to Vermont. Mrs. llrundago
L“ (h formerly Miss Lott lt' iirhn
I Mr . and Mrs. S.
(laughter, Dorothy, left yesterday for
.,\uburn N i'.. where they" will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. l'larl Rising for
two weeks. Mr. Stevens is enjoying:
his'annutil vacation front the oilice of
Lthe Norwalk iron works. ,
ll. Stevens and
Miss Lola J. llubbeil, of 73 Sprint:
street, left town Monday for 1'1 month‘s
\tli‘lllltlll. which she will spend in Sul'
livan county, New York. Miss liubbcll
is head stcnographer at the Radel Oys-
The
over'
ter (‘ouuiany's plant
i ..
, Mr. and Mrs. Theophile iittphrat,
who recently sold their mansion at
Roma Point, will move into their tent-
porai'y hotno.ou Westport avenue. on
. Monday.
. .\lr.:1nd Mrs. Charles Lowe, who
have been spending the summer at
the Thom.n s Keogh farm on “estport
avenue will return to their home at
Marvin Beach today.
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Mrs. Ward Collins of South Norwalk
and Mrs A Mayette of Hawthorn
street, Stamford, Visited with friend:
in Green street, Spriugdale, yesterday
to her home. in Norwalk after spend-
111g a few days with her sister, Miss 11 1e, and Mng Margaret (P933?) Wll- the Mexican trade would have u detri- l CHICAGO, Aug 16 ——A tale of in- 1
|May C. Clark, of East Port Chester.
Two aeroplanes appeared over Nor-
watk last evening. and attracted con.
siderable attention as they wingeI
their way about the lower harbor
Miss Laura C. Baker and Miss Jen
nie L. Scott have returned from a two
weeks' stay in the Adirondacks. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. William L Oysen have
left for a two weeks' vacation in the
' mountains.
The regular weekly dance will be
held uttlte Knob Club tonight.
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I'TO HOLD INQUEST TOMORROW.
' The Inquest into the death of James
. was struck and killed at the Verit-
bound station hero by the 6: 02 trails
on Monday evening will be hold is.
marrow by Coroner Photon 191(th
I Nihil- Miner
at "if-E. thus 111'
. the dinner
Adatus'
Il’bwell i-‘owler John llurhey anti Theo-
‘dorc M. Robinson.
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Miss Hazel K; Clarke has returnedL
McK'en‘na, aged 29, or liidgefleld, who'
Huntington. It its: not
our
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a \ .
(‘13 “F" l
’Some Sale
It’s not hot air either that
keeps it up but high value.
How can we float a sale
when everything has gone.
up in price? We are doing
it to attract new customers,
to please old customers pad
to reduce our stock. .
The cold Spring left us with
too many suits on hand.
PRICES
fig 88?!” """"" " fig: Calvin 1.. 11111111111)», Iiezlry 1'. 1'1 on, 1'. 'r_ Potters, Thunlas L. Reilly,
*0 bits """" ' " $ ' Governor John K. 'l‘cn-.'r of l’ennsyl \ania, President Wilson, James R. N
$40 Suits ----------- $14-85 bet'iain of Oregon. James A. Ilurkhar t, Flederick 1‘. Robinson, t‘harles A.
Sale Of Men‘s three-piece Campbell, .1. H. Masters, South Carolina; Todd and Fred J. Metsheimer.
Representatives of the Elks, who had d1 ruled in
for base hospitals for
House totell him the news.
{Summer suits in Summer lltt'it' grand lodge 1n
weights and patterns—MM;
sled, hsmespun and wool
the soldiers 1 1 France and other comforts for the!
armchair, we. is, 1917 '
m
Elks Tell President Wilson They Give $1,000,000 for War
9
Joseph T. Fanning, Fred llat'iwr, Ex—
icholson, Senator (leorac I}. t‘llam-
White, Edward Leach. Bruce A.
eetln; in Boston to raise $1I000.f"lf>
, met President \‘t'ilson 1:1 the White
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PRICES L FOREIGN NEWS ‘ fits are being quoted p1'opor~ SIXTH C. v. REUNION
’ 1 11 11111 11141. ‘ . > ' 2. 1— l '1
$15 Suits $11 85 L IONI‘JN, Aug. lb. i\ 0!‘ ”’51“ ‘3': U L )...._;w__~_.____-_-- 1 (1,2:{1Li,1‘}. 0‘13] I 3113-1111? ‘11.: “[1
313 S” H """"" ' ' ‘.ctue of The Assert 110d Preset v'lht - " . "H 1 1.1.11. L a H L 1“ an.-
. .1..s ..... . ..... $14.85 . ppomtm. n of 1' g \lon Had a q <- FEDERAL OFFICIALS 'ro INVESTIV ntlttl minim 11.... yesterday, 1’.-e...
‘i25 Suits .. 19.85' t" ' "" " "’ ‘ '“‘ GATE -. ' ' .- .
:‘l" L H -$ Lrt'tary of State for ludiu ‘.11 Premier 11 r. ,. ., H . . , dent, Litut. “'.11' ii. “other, pesitl
u ,aw Ms at Half Price, l..lii)..l.l ()Rl. Aug. luv-All the Li ed It was decided to hold the next.
ILond George‘s cabinet suggests that
,dt'astic (‘llillilt‘s are contemplated in
“he uoy'et'nnu 111 of ltidiu and 1h 11 11
SOUTH NORWALK plan will be ttolved to give l‘tt- pen
',ple of India .111 arltttinisuation bo1tit'r-
tituauians in the l1‘i'st lgissrit't catnip-
tio'i examinations refused to sign any
papers: ot any kind, in the effort to
indute the registrants to comply with
the law all work was suspended. Most.
Rrg as 81 Stevens
NORWALK
~ R d """""""""" i111: on that I'njoved by the Domin- - . . .
. . ‘ ,i p” t - - ~. . ~. .
Bachelor Dinner at Greenwich. ions 11 theIlnthu 111m.» .111 ohms, but
. . . "‘ 1..) . A: '1 ; '“1‘. 1 . s
A litrey‘t'oli bachelordtnt1er was gin, In , spew.” during the (“I‘m“) in tttnI 111 Illxt out 111st papers. 11
‘ ‘ ‘ - ' ' 11 as impOsSiblt' to distinguish one
e11 last evening at Pickwick Inn, near
Greenwich by Robert J. Adams of Now
the Home oi (hummus on the report
, , . , class from the other, as none would'
of the Commission which l!l\'I’Sl!g:llt>tl
site any ini'ot'ntatitm. The sudden-av:
York and Greenwich who is “'9” 3111" llt‘fifllltlii‘lllla l’Xl't‘dllj‘m» 19“" 1211111 linvl lt-d to the suspicion‘of an 01'11'111
- - . . '- ‘,. ' . , ' ' .. » 1. . 4 '
known “21‘1”” “ numbu 0f 1”" a week betore his appointment was hard thpt to it ”me with 111
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“tends. Mr. Adams will marry Miss announced, Mr. Montagu “mum,“ the
d"."l't anion: fill‘t‘if’ll- spcaktng regis
Iran's. i‘~.> it‘al officials will be asked
to 31=\'t"s1g.1.,c. '
'Jennie l-‘ Marston at the home of her
parrot-1, (lien \iilie near l’oit (‘bester
. .Y... on Saturday afternoon. This
evening Mr. and Mrs. Adams, the par-
this ot the brldegrotntrelcct will give
a dinner dance at their summer home
in Greenwich for Miss Marston and her
bridal attendants. Those present at
last evening were Mr.
brother-in-luw, Jules Glaenzer
who will not as best man at the wed-
ding: ltcnry Costei' Steers, ‘J. llerry
t’nderhill. Jr., Trumbull Thomas, Lin-
coln liowes, Cornelius Smith, J. 'l‘heus
Mumls. Maury it. B. ‘I’t’llll, Thomas
system by which India is at present
coyt't'ned and declared that tho Exoc-
ative uovernntent should be 11111th
more rtlponslble to the people of in-
dla. lie saturated that the provinces
,of lndiu be made self-unverning and
federated by a central government,
somewhat. on lines of the governnu‘nl
«of the Dominion of Canada. .
While this scheme was maturing.
Mr. Montagu said, it was imperative
to give india “some installment now
to show that you are in real earnest.
some beginning of the new plan which
you intend to pursue."
ills appointment so soon after this
speech has led many to believe that
1 the policy he outlined has been adOpt-
lienollslm of “creel-1101'. e by the government.
overnight visitor at me Mr. Montagtt, who
eil'ltt years, of ngt‘, and therefore,
home of his father, Victor J. Ilene tt i c'thinct tank has
~ 1 . . young man to a .a 11 . ' , .
lisha. in “oeltlngton street. The llalt's.
' ' " L ' '. lnliafi a
young man, who was conscripted into Lad wide experience 111 ‘1‘ III I {,r
' ' L . lie is :1 1'1 tetnbcr of a fan) 11 \\ ‘10! t
the army under the first draft. but who -l l in creste
filed no claim for exemption on tiny .‘i‘ars has hadlav,védrtiitfafdltr1:0”.LMor
ground. has resigned his position at isnlndIiaI “‘0‘: ;?:IC)I:0I‘(ID1“XL
“'01‘005101‘. and beginning today will (CW '1 ‘
Spend the remainder of his time until __ ) 1111
Sent. 4 with his mother at West Stock.L ‘ ORSET EMLMT Aug. 1" 1 ‘7
brid (. Mass whm be will return to i Dorsetshiro thete has been estab~
i"lllg‘t:i\:' i'iqt tjoin Lth troop at “"‘m‘d c. “Ruptzblic‘ called the “Litth
\" 11:1 .111 h g, t h f M' BS Commonwealth." which has its own-
.
a i ' .
atory for youngsters ftoni two ye-irs
. . I
Stockbrldge Saturdays and stay wtta of age upward. The 0\1)Plllllt‘lll has
the nuluring‘dhe next, two weeks.
:Dl‘OVt‘d a success. The clnldt en sent
‘ Edown there from Metropolitan DOLL-9‘?
Miss Elizabeth Stapleton sails on the court to reform earned eight to nine
stramshlp Madison, of the Old Domin cents an ltour out n: “hich the? putt
ion i.ine,1hls afternoon for Roanoke. $2 75 a week for board and lodgings. blunt-wuss 1w 011131»le years old
Virginia, having secured reservation Tito Ropulllls has been recognized ‘
, and was employed or. a m firavflr
31010;]ny the agency of J V Layton & 1w. iiiiome 0mm :13 .1 “NH“ w- I'wlth the Gilbert & Bennett Manufac
' oi 111 y.
tturing Company, Geotgetown. He is
Aug. lily—A move. survived by his fat' .1er and mof’icr.
ed here to induce The. body was taken to Georgetown
intent.
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CHAINED TRUANT BOY IN CELL
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BACK BROKEN, l
HE LIVED WEEKSI
I
Emil Gustavson, the Georgetown
man: man who sustained a broken
tack and punt-tn 'ed lung,- 1’11 an auto-
muh to accident at Branchvillc station
on the i.lL’l1i of lune 20, died shortly
after one o‘clock Monday morning in
the Danbuz'y Hospital where he had
been a patient since the accident.
When the young man was admitted to
the hospital eight works ago his in-
jttrles were of such :1 mine that his
death was (-ot‘tsidcwr't‘d matter (1 on-
ly a few hours. That he I .1113." a. 1111'
as low: as he did is considered unusual
by the physicians and was due, in :1.
1:"ea‘ men are to his excellent health
and \it ality
Gustavson was driving an automo-
\\'allat'c P.
is oniv ttt'fi!‘
Pa. was an. '
it
riding from Georgetown to Branch-L
:ville. As they approached the lower
railroad cruising a freight. train was
coming towards the road. When to”.
late to stop Gusthson realized that»
the machine could not cross the track
ahead of the train and turned to
the left, (it tying the machine up a
steep bank on the left. The car went.
part way up the bank and then turn-
ed over. Gustavson was caught under.
bacl' and a puncture wound 1"‘11 fine
inn".
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Stephen S Thayer of Wilton, an em- MFIUCOI) Cl“:— rt
ployee at the. South Norwulk freight men 1'“ eon ‘ a ,
house who has been enjoying c three- the “o‘er"mem to fm'b‘d ”‘9 “19 Of (or in“
weeks' vacation out west has resumed ”55915 flving the “em“ flu; and
his duties. Lengaged in commerce to and from
LMexican ports and their transfer to
'other flags. The originators declare, Father Left Youngster Trussed.up for
that the removal of these. ..YS' from! Ten and Half Hours.
1 Mrs, James A. Meek of West he-
fcizat'etfo' is blamed for the blaze.
"heath the machine, receiving a brokenI
reunion in New llaten The following
.otlicer's were elected:
President George I-‘. Ps-eblesz vice~
piesident Alpert M. Scot-1' secretaryL
treasurer W. F. Smith; Historian
Charles K."Cadwell.
ELEVEN CONEV ISLAND SHACKS
BURN
NEW YORK. Aug. lit—Fire. this
week destroyed «1.3m. litiildi!l2S,l‘l
the bungalow colony at (‘onor'lslnndr
Seven club house-t were destroyed.
Two bombed and ffty persons were
foitted to take 1'1 logo on the beach. A
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KNOBITES .TO GO TO NEW
CANAAN
This Saturday afternoon, the Knob
(‘.lub tennis team will make a pilgrim-
ane to New Canaan. where they will
tngage the New Canaan Country Club
team in a match. The second team
will play the West Side Tennis Club
team in Rowayton. The knob team's
schedule is as follows:
Aug. lSth New Canaan at New Can-
nan; West Side Club, at limiay'tott.
U
-Attg. 251k Round Robin, Inter-club
tournament.
Sept. let Forest Hills, at I-Fore8t
Hills. ‘
Labor Day Knob tournament,
Sept. 8111 Country Club at the Knob.
The Knob‘s first tram is conmostm
of Hanson, Quinn, J1'.,Burchard and.
bite in 'whkh three other men wem Baldwin
The second team includes Copley.
Hayes, Whiteside and Newland.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Discharged yesterday: IPatsy Zéolf.
of Saugatuck; Miss Elizabeth Kelly, of
New Canaan, and Francis Kirmeyer,
of 181‘: Perry avenue.
Admil‘ed yesterdav: Miss Dorothy
R0llf‘!1S,0[ 91 W11 shington street, and
Job Lockwood, of Rowayton.
The. Business Men are holding their
outin: today, having left Steamboat.
Dock shortly after 12, going;r to She!L
field island, where they will enjoy a.
Ilambgke. Il'a? ' W '
wk:
Corns Lift Off
Doesn't hurt a bit to no: any cord
or callus off with fingers.
ism have No bumbug! You Hun”
LR 1., for a short visit. lice bv Frank Pacut 11 who was found can lift off every hard
‘ ' ZURICH, Switzerland Aug. 1"" chained in a cell in the basement or com, soft corn or com
L Ill '01 Hi k M G Hi ks L‘I‘ e e bers of the minority Social bi h The boy in chains had , between the toes, as
1 . ss ara c s. 133 race c W at m s ome well as hardened cab
and Mrs Mary Pello of Newark are let party of the German Reicbstag are. ,stood in the cell four feet long. three
Lguests at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. reporte to have glycn notice tltatthey' Ifeet wide, and five let high for ten
William Vollmer, West Avenue [will ask he Chancellor it he is aware and a half hours. Food had been
Judge George H. Vosburgh has re- lbe bread now being supplied to the ,pla'ced just beyond his reach.
German people is composed as ”GIL "'uv father beat me withacat-o-
lows ”4 per cent “0“" 1 per C9!“- .nine tails," said the boy. "He chained
Iupine, 17 per cent. chestnuts, 14 perIme up because I ran away from home v
cent acorns, 12 per cent. bark kit-mes,
turned from a trip to Philadelphia.
1 .. ..
There was no session of the down
town court thisuporning.
ON DRAFT EXEMPTION BOARD
HARTFORD. ‘ Aug.
6 per cent. wood shavings, l per cent.
potato peel. 2 per cent. ofamiscellan-
eous lndelinable milfbre.
L ‘Attorney J J. Cuneo attended the
thall game in New York yesterday at.
temoon.
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, FIRE IN ADAMS H0985
'— \I ry. a member of Draft Exemption
A'vMSTERDAM A“! 16 ——The Vien- Board Number One in Bridgeport. vice
no correspondent of the _'Berllne1' George c Edwards, resigned.
Tageblatt asserts that huge fortunes
are being made on the Vienuaib'ourse
by speculation in shipping shares. RAIDED ._
were aimed early today, when fire The“ “9 being forced “ll by I ““91 DUBLIN Aug. 134-Polico and col:
was discovered on the second hoot-J“, “it!” “mum’s "“1 “a a“ dim early yesterday raided the 1mm
'uI may. rammed but the loss was instance or the remarkable rise which lees of the ma. titlsflcnal Volunteers
.ttmehu om
IRISH NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS
BOSTON.'Aug 16 .e-Guemn at the
Adams litmus, on Washington streut.
Austro-
3‘"
3°“ to Narragansett me".1neittal enact on Mexican commerce. Lhuman brutality was unfolded to pc- i ,
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16.—Gover1!.t' "
Holcomb has appointed «Ellie 'N’. Sper-
II~I~tlic correspondent 'slrl Icommsndcd Impound! noon. The:
slices-ywhleh'st stood cclssdloo titles «new sounds or,
luses on bottom of feet
without one bit of pain.
A genius in Cincinnati
discovered freezone. It '
is an ether compound
and tiny bottles of this
magic fluid can now‘he-r
had at any drug store
for a few cents.
Apply several drops oi!
this freeaone upon a
tender, aching corn or a!
callus. instantly all
soreness disappears and
shortly you will find the
corn or callus so'shrlv‘el-
ed and cone that you
no it o with the flu.
gel-s. You feel no pain
while applying {mom
or afterwards.
Just. think! No more com or ell-sq~
loses to torture you sad they no
out cousins one Winner pun
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‘ melted u“iniiulsictccir 1!
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