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Furnitute and House Furnishings
"That meansia saving to .you of from 10
to 30 per cent. on every dollar spent at
our store during this sale. Goods pur-
chased now will beheld for future deliv-
ery ‘
A.J.COLLINS&CO.
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ll e’rtisement‘
Awm
winters til. roe sate.
Business and Professional
Cards, ‘ Miscellaneous Ads.
on this page, Twenty-Five Words or
Lees, 25c. Three Tuna, 50.1 week
Once. Blockhce «Cape Double Price.
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262::(flESDvl’lis: 12:11:33,: To LET—A NICE HOUSE, wym‘ FOR SALE—BAY HORSE WEIGHT
Phone 1678 ‘ iallmodern improvements. In good 109.350 lbs. Will work anywhere single
- Icallty. centrally located. Also one or: 0' double, fail'dl'il't‘f- Inquire at dellczlw
f“ . ,'t“'0 pleasant furnished rooms. Light lessen store N0. 7 Railroad avelluo
ANTED—T0 LEASE A MODERh‘housekeepiug if desired. Inquire ‘ 32?, 3t
' {5301;312:192 a}? :ilprog’mfinr' : Taylor avenue, near Flax Hill Road
- o are use. or 0-. ‘ ,
. . . . ago at. T0 LET—LARGE FRONT Roost.
grit9:2}:ryalffdlal‘ifiivvf‘ikChS: I}; Furnished. Four windows. Privilege of i
of C’ommei‘be” . d 52a 3t TO LET-HOU'SE 8 CRESCENT tight housekeeping if desired. beckon:
. a- Terrace from September 1. Present 25 Haviland street. £22 3t.I
"“—“’"’ ' “‘ tenants will show rooms Mrs I? S ‘ i
ANTED“J. x1 . '- . ‘ ” ‘ ‘
i new m: dufigfolf‘oihgffil Lyon, 12G Flax Hill Road, South Nor, Fon SALE—A LAWS BICYCLE}
: walk. lin u- " . . , .i
prevent following regular emplOY- ,fezgogantitmjfizfi. {115342333 :Hli'buf i
l. Good terms to the ”3"“ Wm" TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE u L1 I. L V. d J “ties:
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. helm" Company. “3— 5‘ new modern improvements. Central to ‘
cation. Rent $30. Call Flax Hill.
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FOR SALE—4’01“) TOURING CARI
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"“"v 1““ ‘ "1k 11m 8‘ Rubbeif’; ton street East Not-walk. Apartments,
3"“ .209 Washington street, East Norwalk
’ ‘ , ‘ '“f'and 3? Chapel strcet, Norwalk. Ill-
ANTE°’—PO“?10" A5 CHALF‘ quire 64 South Main street. Tel no.
. l’l'lVZtlo family. Good I'ccoiiimen-
‘ “The call of the hour to the young‘
FOR SALE—MOWING MAt‘lllNR,‘ men of ’America comes from the high—‘
Bu‘ 9' h” _ . , t test atil iority. As all authority is‘
. . . .tp. . Qlltltbtiillhil,‘litll‘ttll‘n‘ is obt-dtenct- (if-[Ls will. Thetthrouuhout Spain ,according to it
>13,-U.,k>,d,. “pun“; Dario-ll. 32) 3Hchicf Iiingistrate of tilt» republic isillavzts aucncy dcs‘palcll from Madrid
asuch by the choice of the people but’ Show there are "" dead at Barcelona,
at
on. ()t 1T " your.” 9). crience. N. .,. V H V "‘7’ .. = ‘ 4 -- ' ' ' ‘ ‘ '
li (‘i‘in ot‘dlle \(‘ortE r” "t [EGAL NOIICE FOR SALE-Two NEWLY lll-INLN N- innitmi is the distinction betweenvll at Madrid, 328 at Bilbao four at
.5. ii (.A: . . ._; _ i i ‘, ’ . .. ‘.' . ., . I‘s
. . , . i o vated houses with iniprovomnnR-Sev .llllilullitliiii‘ 1:11in liliesmhvl lit (:\0ilitl nl’t’ill ; Setvarand on; 1t-tSt-wliere. llic iiuili~
_____,~______,_____,. ______, .. _ . - t t .' "cu cr S at its par y t‘l‘ o woull ct i: more dilllcull 1*
n - __ (‘Idlb‘l r r ~ - :-- ..‘ ~ - ~ - - - ' a
ANTED"HL:\DiLnL GO‘t 15mg. , f ‘1 us “i 1’ emises and 1” “leguttltllotion. his personality, his l't’l‘yier‘tlllllillU' but is more difficult to
l war ply—tithing open. Lleann— NOTICE '0 “’0“ farm'l‘g 111““ ill (0”!1- turn‘i lil'lilt‘ Sliot’lldhhc torsottcn :hc is "l‘hc‘ltltl injured in Madrid and a larger
, \Sldt‘lll. the hour is fratieht with Iitlltlbcr in Barcelona.
pike, Bill's. ll. Tarlov, it; t‘cmvc Sll't‘t’i.;l’l
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fret 75312
Wattle-.1. $ll'b’ month. Write‘ iIn-‘
lately tot" list. Franklin Institute,
25G, Rochester, N. Y.
or. are possibilitil‘ls. the die is cast, the
District of Connecticut . iiittcnol the country rests Ullt'lti ‘hPiWILSO
. . . < N, t tlylil y of its ('tltZt‘tl.‘», the command-t ’
: Bl \lllue of no order of sale. lSFued AFOR SALE'RFAMH'Y HOUSE; m"Ht-chicl’ summons the nation to"
lNI)S.Om of the United States District With oneliulf acre of kind on \l'clstiwnr. '
Court for the district of Connecticut.“ Norwalk “03d 11““ Coililcl-ticut Turn-f
N FIXES
PRICES ON ALL
United States Marshal's Sale
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Should Respond Eagerly.
atria. Dev. prices aid. Extra , . . .. ‘ t - - -
m for PM? it Fl‘it-‘tlxi‘l'lll 35 Fly on the Hill day 01- August, 1917, “013ch pike. Must be sold at once to ctosei “1131:: illit‘ltlil; bandI lb; \t'llitll‘tlflln‘ nu. \vtqu; “WW.
' \ i ' ' H ' a ’ ‘. t . ‘m . -' - .‘eState. Small amoun of ash re tlr. - l“ (H l‘ H‘ rs 0 r-Tartcu i. . (l ‘ . , Aug. 22.~~ltttumin-
‘9 here ’3 gm" that I “’1‘ 5““ b3 P‘lbl t c ' (it t to the summons and brandy, eagerly, Otis coal prices were fixed by Presi-
use. Tat, 1151. 320 it
.- 0 . . V ‘ tic. auction for cash, on Tuesday, theied: balance on mortgage. Inquirer and \vith tll'll'l'illlnltlloil hasten to, drill Wilson last night for cu-ry mine
ANTED—MAIL). APPL‘ .STAM- 23”, dKIVUIAIIEUSi,1917,!“ one 011001“ Ificogh & Candee, Attys. United Bank} present a sturdy front to. the for; ‘Wo' in the United States. The next step
lilospitul. a. m” M South Not-walk .in said d§s_;blllldln‘. Tel. 535-2. Imay llut lhc words of his illllStriouS' in coal control ,lt White House on
~....M. . , ,. ,‘ ,, '__,_,____,_‘ . ltrl‘dt’t'cssoi‘ of 20 re; ‘5 l l ‘ l x iiouiicc t w‘ ' -l
, trtct, the bat c l .1“. Chth her . . . . ” “W “‘ '1‘ . ““m ”‘m- “0“” b” ‘0 ilk
ANTED—ROOMS, 3 Oil 4ROOMS g ‘ ' BUY A HOME NOW~-llo.vtt wail, mouth of the l'rcsidetltz' “\Vet10\'c.‘ltrlf‘c.~t to be charged by middlemen
' . , outlines, lloi l‘rs, ttlchi cr', 0' s. i 1 - .
ltshotl or unturnlshcd lulprovo‘ t 1.1 1t n) t it x b (“A Until prices advance then be sorry. ‘ lll‘dll’ but “11011 W an to war we send and t‘vlflllC‘I‘F- .
.‘-:*o:' ‘ . .
ots. Atlt‘css “”i‘," Sentinel ottlco, r“ ." mule. “mm chances, an t INSURE NOW ----- Home and form; 1" H“ 1“ I” u" "”l ““‘l “MW“ 0“! ”“9" “"‘1‘ “9t 0“ “03" 0f produc-
furniture, “S “in. now “(is at Rush the country.‘ The best are those'_ tioii estimates furnished by the led-
five starts. . . .. . .
. l, whom lhc lovc ot (.od voultw's to‘lci'llt trlldc conilitissioll. The country
light“ in; hivtk i~2tlmunti Burke has: is divided into twenlyniue districts
i l)“1l(ll\\‘iitl I‘m: mums]: :( until that watt; dlltl. usury producer. iii a. dlSlrtct wlll
. . ’ . ’l\l(‘t‘ that “air illulkct his output at the some pt‘lcc.
inning}! ( ll r u l ‘ if i The President named no agency to‘
c to o to tour is sacl‘ ice: ‘cllrry out he lrovtsions of his order
NORWALK’iI‘:;~i; begin with that. self-restraintiillll is expcctgd to appoint soon a
"‘ 3 13.1131 Jiiiiki.:..i'i° “it’ll?! lilii‘ilif; fill?”“All?“‘i‘mr’r l"“" “'m M W“
. in. ct c ' a
1 soldier be persuaded that virtue is UH“ ltlltilor nllllllgtl (ll. lit (“.(hfifiilelltlnmtlll‘lelsfli
.blood of heroes, hill is the virus of5 dent of Willllms Colte'c z: the -
idowzlrds 'l‘hcre lie 1- . .. "t- ‘ '“ i "H is I mm.
my; youth of our countlrv (littlihmtho lbu] ltilts! itl'l‘ttilmtilpliiltw’ly Elf)?“ u Collliltlllk’t’
tides and alllll‘rSt cud-ed than lhc stlrluklt‘fn shrapnel" ei‘lililtiienl yprldc fbiflh'hlil‘nlm iii: d foil;
which give lasting service—Ely andi worse than the most Ilialigitant iii"i wit tend before September 1.S ‘ m
Plumbing, heanng_~.st~tlstt of thc hotly is the vvouullint; oil The pricct named for run of mine
i :3:‘l\:‘lj:ll\tst‘(l)l(l)ll.,h‘l‘ill‘tji|n’:\ is folly, lior'l l‘tilll‘ in ~th-2- large producing districts
“1r street.‘ . . ,. . .‘ . on at trout winch: .tvctutte slightly more than $2. in a
iilll‘ attack is llllblc to route and talc; t'cw districts they are'bclow that lic-
lllll: precautions accordingly, is tIoOd‘ tire and in the western tcrritorv they
. W--._.__..___ ~~~~~——-—~~—r———i military tactics. Removed from the, are higher. \\'asliingtou state its ill-c
RELIABLE DEALING liltlltlclit-c oi' holln.‘ and far from tiicl highest with $33.5.
in rags. iron and metal is our method. ism]??? "M '"i‘f'ndi-V counsel there;
We buy and set] everything 5- wudl tl H “‘3" mm?“ to If“? morals 9‘1
0-. .. . , ie uoldicl. it “ill lurk in the Vic-
Funeral of F. W. F. Andrews. hand, a large stock of sccor ‘ ‘ "=li inity of comps llltd Sktllk in the rear.
The funeral services of the late. gOods always ““ 1‘3“" V‘
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tjot’ thc trcnch‘cs. Strong drink aiidi
. ,. . .. .,- . lthe vitcs oi co rut v . ~ '
L‘ Frpdpnok \\. t1. Antlrcws,-wero howigood as tht that man .t.l. . , r tt \ omtn mu) rob
better.
. , ftiim Of honor and his canon" of a
my front the late home of the deceased, '1. 3
. \ ‘ x r to n r ‘ w“ ‘ loyal deft-tiller.
.Wcstport avenue. yestcrduy afternoon| .lalionty, o. \‘m Mutt street. MC»: Reward Only Defense.
‘,at 2:30 o‘clock, and \vcre very largely phone 1182'5‘
i "Honor, pride, “self-confidence go
iutlonttou. Rev. J. Harrison Thompson. t "'"phi'fi'TTfi'tg" ‘If'fip‘fiRhAStGiN
a.” down easily betorc persistent. att.\}‘is r N l '1] i
_._ ., 7.. A . t. ‘ . lof sonata it ._ . . -. L non o . atici. ‘tey are ex lecte‘d
ANTED Glntfl APPl‘l \Olt of “m downtown ““me church 0m. 1. l ,v the nobltat aspirations l l
ill steam Laundry, 43 Day street,
idecoratlng. palntcr’a supplies; wall of the soul are needed to saife the ‘0 l"““”"l‘"~
n20 3t.
dturn, don't wait until a
«then say why didn't I?
Ask John T. Haves
United States Marshal: Real Estateh-Insurance
By WILLIAM J. HAYES, , 7 MAINST-
Deputy United States Marshal? fiBlfSlldE§SwfiEfiEEu
FUNERALS},
n20 3t
ANTEG—A BL“: 0R Yltl‘NG
i in it dry goods store. Apply their“
all & Sou. azil :lt
ANTED—e-.\l.liS'..;\llll’.S 1.\' A
goods store. experienced ones pre-
Ml Al>.i opportunity for it bcgiir DEATHS AND
. Al'lll‘." if. 0. box ”no, South Nor- MONEY SAVED
'molld‘s wharf. Water street, in said
South Norwatk
CHESTERFIELD c. MIDDLEJ
BROOKS, %
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WHEN LIGHTNING
STRIKES A CAMPi
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VANTED~iiOUSEllOLD GOODS m” cm, mum“... w... 1 ‘
lstuto roofing. lawn mowers sharpened.
W" "it“ “20 6tThe Rev. Rufus t‘lltncy officiated, and‘
tiller of inventions that stand Oil her mother and Sisters, Mrs. "we;
wide capital to patentsaiiie. Stricc
"W”L 1’ ‘50 (ll) "01 “NW “1’ Gt-I it Silultt‘o .iul. . .. ..
k- 3’11 3t Funeral of Mrs. William Van Wagonem 35’ Wing me your WW (or
‘ The funeral of Blanche Violette Mac! 5900”“ hand made 1"
told y‘nsier-g
rill kin-ls. also old books. Higltl‘sl tiny “Harmon at ‘3 o'clock gt the home' be convinced.
"‘9’ WM 3' K- Finch, 54 Wine" at 681 Maptcwood avenue, llrldgcporm
‘llcnry A. llcgclelii, 56 aw
t .-
' . ‘ burial was in Mountain (trove quite-:Tel' 4‘3‘3‘
VANTED—l’AllthHl. 1 “AH“ A tery. llcsidcs her husband, she leaves:
ir merit. Will give small interest .\'c'.vr.lm and Mrs. Frank Stcvcirs
two, to a reliable party that will
investigation itivitcdell business
ictly confidential. References
,1
to unless you mean business.
S~S ”M," care of Sciititiet.
let
A t
Ilorchestcr, Morris Goutdsburg of Re}
vere, Leslie Bennett and Edward Fan-|
lclltted, :md interment. was made in llll‘lpaper, unto-date styles, lowest prices.l soldier from nfinuplr, The congtanti The streets of Coilltluuieo‘ L. B and
‘Norwnlk cemetery. Delegations fmmiFJstlmates cheerfully given. Trial on: “Data“ titre presence of (‘lod£1 anti tho Elli‘é:""“32“‘?§ but} "logic ”r ”m “f
h va 'ouS od cs m r, 3“}, St ‘am It on 0 an eternal rewar are hisl ‘ ~ ' . "l in ompany .
‘bfewhizh thcldcieasgd iwzsg'iniiietn‘ibzm :bitsogfi;?:.ElvT:txleiifig’ Alemmerl only dcfeliso._ Faith wiltanlmntc and : who were setting “I, "f'ms when the
' ‘ ‘ ; l ' .clevate nianllnetas. religion will men-'1 3‘0”“ 9mm“- T-‘er5istcnt attempts
were in attendance. Floral Offerings . 13m. and consecrate patriotism. the with pulmotors were made in itht:
were too numerous and beautiful to; LOST- iyoullt of clean iulnd and fervent soul? “099 0‘ Sim” ”‘0 “"95 0f cml’ml”
mention. 3, i will bring honor to the cause he “William”? land Private Sullivan, ,b‘" ”l“
i LOST __ PATENT A‘vTOvOttlLEE sent to_dci'cnd; in limo of danger. tiitl'sit‘la'nfil finally .‘ng Ollilill-‘d 'lG
twhecl rim between Wilton and South' there “1” be “0 llinching; no .brutttl . 3““ “P “9" “mile- . album, “110'
instinct but tintriotisut-‘iiervcs msicntisted lfrotn Nm‘w‘ildv married I‘
, ,«A__ -, _....—..
VANTED-di'lillliE AGED WO-
io to Sal—1e care of invalid. Inquire.
wrence Wolfe, Taylor Place, South
lrwr-lk, Conn. n20 3t l
ANTED—A vocxo wounui
Miss Carrie D'Artols
mid like. to board a baby thi‘eej . . . . . v - . . - v ,. .. i . . .
9k“ oil ,‘1 nt‘iv'ttu family “'t‘ite. or. Miss (‘zlrrlc DArtots tiered fifty- horuutk. 1‘9“” at O ( onuot S Fame-Harm; he fears no danger in .whom the? l-‘ramtitgton girl two week‘s am and;
ll 4t «2...: nil in street“ 390 3t three years. a former well-known reel-1 H"“"‘m~ "~33 3‘. fear of God is uppermost. . in“) “St"blmhod “‘5 “01““ m ”“5
’ 5 L -‘ ‘ ll- *- > " “ - i “America calls bier loyal'soTlS tof‘o““~
dent of South Norwntk. died yesterday}
G at. Mitttlletown, Conn. Miss D’Artols
; One of the freaks of the storm was
{the burning of a cross on the YOU".
iurlu ol? Sergeant .l. Sair of Natit‘lt,l
another member of Company L, who
. ...-_ — ww- —
LOST—OR STOLEN FROM HAR-l service. AS in days past she will on-
. ,,.. ,, . . ihor View, fourteen font row boat, doubtcdly 1’" cheered by‘the ready
‘8 sit-liltd “Y 0W3 l’llllhel’ Rang?“ ,1 it "t‘ m 1 ll R “rat and hearty response of. the. bravest
every‘ D'Artois, of Stamford. and three sis-l“ l e “1 ‘1 ’e‘epn‘ ’0 .om. 9““ or: and the best. Some of her defendersf
27101.3. Mrs. W. B. Warren. of Brooklymi information leading to rec
WANTED — SUMMER DANCIN
rates now. Person.
pits, Special Cit: V
attention; private teaching,
cuing, Policy‘s Dancing school,
0 b OVPY'Y. Cor-l: will fall on the field of honor: ‘many ‘ :35 $310“ a 939'??? {failed (1)35
r. . . . . , ' coran, 13 * orn avenue, East Nor-t will ramp 1' 'de . -"t ' h -; er ‘ ““95 an 3‘81 5 00’5- 1-
"mw street. Tel- “‘3'?“ Faces de.’ Netshxmk, hli‘sfidohi}: Demigas,‘ fitiwalk. D a20 3t: telled by guillferiiflg “tielilltlztgl‘ti‘. cwiatii 3' 09"“ slightly injured “7.91“? Captain
t 320 3tEBri gt port out . lSS annc‘ it 05,; ‘ .. limbs mutilated in the cruel strife,ir)“mw I). Wollv, Company B, Fifth;
_ __ “A . ”7 ._of New Haven. The remains were, ““ but “Ila-Clyk’l us hope, in those vlr-l Regimpm; First Lieutenant Eli C
WANTED—DRESSMA‘KERS AND bl‘Ollglit 10 5011111 ‘Nltl‘Wlllk by Funei‘flliREPUBLICAN , tiles which no to make up virtlte- man-5.39"“?! ,Company B, Filth Regiment;
oerution hands. Steady DOSith". All~ Director D. W. Raymond. The funeral: COMMITTEE STARTS . ihm’d and 3“ unconoucrable “11mm" '3: E”: Lieutfienaqnt 15111331"? J‘ tcmllt
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~’ Hin Paris C1011K & St“t House, 33 Will be. held from the undertaker s par-l BALL ROLLING l , of Boston? * ' 93‘ l
mill Main SWORSOUUI NON'MK tors tomorrow afternoon at 2:30? ..-- YOUTHFUL ELOPERS 1 Great Damage in Willimantlc.
_~——- -o'clock_ , . . 'i (Conunueu mm m t Pa . . \rILLLuAN'ric, Aug, 22.~—.\luch
3. i ..t .. 3 5") A‘VIEIT FQBGIVENESSidamagc was done by lightning in this
,‘NANTED—MEN IN THE SiZlNG
[pertinent to learn tell but making.
tvLclnity during a severe storm which
ilasted for several hours. The Hop-
- club; F‘ourth Ward. City (Tourt room.‘ (Continued From .1"
i, Assembly hull building in the i‘irstl . “a on“
MORE EXEMPTION
for the evening of the lib at 8:30
bridegroom‘s f lb , ’
o‘clock The Third Ward caucuses will a H hm much to
:5?
.Ar remorse the iedv w
be held following the delegate cau-ithvr had expected aid. the? $2.13
cult. and the Fifth Ward caucufitoremnm in Baltimore tunnel- or until-
wlll be held at the Rowuyton Ho. -,tlicir parents have learned to for-é
coglpauy quarters in the some time.‘ Rive.
. ere we: very little political talk, The chic! objection of the
tram amour-l, undo, ,,,.,,,,,M,. o; m indulged. in and but limited button! no that they run um to 3m
, your» in the federal penitentiary all ' mm“ M, in ““7" ‘3" “"9"" ’“m .
‘Allnntlt. all-s There will undlmlmflr be We mm
M "I“ umw M "3’ Pound am” more or lull candidature timing the Tito newlyweds hell and arm--
district WWW? " u. use “my“ next hm weeks. In terms «m‘mm m their ”W. no:
more than 1.500 telephones are out
of commission. Trolley llneo' were
paralyzed.
‘ Electroeuted by Wine.
they general. in chart» of the draft.
tififlld tic wished to lilake clear that;
the regular llll‘llllll‘l‘a‘ of board 52:
iwcro not involved in the charges. i
i The arrest of these then metres a
.tutal of five who have been token‘
into custody hero. The first three
WANTED —- SEIIRTMAKERS. PA
bile learning.
wAN1E0~GtRL FOR 0
hell. Peabody
& Co., inc.
ENER. I.
. \ troeuted been hull night while tit-Sm-
lentil-tr rim: that tell it. the plant
LM
Mot meme tel MI we A arm
. smut mull
lemme um
W
Willis
m ‘ .
’1“!!! till! Kt
.euet tannins: the into one vinoaliy
complete. fl_ .' one.
helm Jesse-regulations
:- We:
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l mews-«Wenonah. finned!” f3“
j‘mnmeiaém‘gi {(5-7 W
tailre by lightninglast night. A large
a widow and one son.
tthe suburban lines, during a heavy
)electric storm'l that began about 9
ill"? victims of the. disorders TWICE
.otl pay while learning. Crofut tll’c ~-—-—~— '- -.. -
mum 127 lml GRAFTERS JAILED Ward; Fifth Ward, Rowayton lloseimorc than two years, stole.a,nlarchihilaritt-rftlburcblhdlible33:35:31 first]? :2:
— w— : (Ccntlnued‘ From-T’s e Ono) Company hall. The call for the can-i on ”‘9” friends—and ‘ lncjdl‘ntully- houses at Elliott's Pond were burned
.3 - _ ..-_.__.,.. .. ~ ~ , - . s «. cuses and convention “Ill be publish‘ their parents—~and ended their youth—Ho the ground mu. an estimated loss
W T 5 __._.. led in the local papers next week. fut romance in Baltimore. They tele—lot‘ $10 nod and the steeple 01' Ill-9 CO-H'
. iltnti uccctltcll $75 in marked money, “HOWE the .Cle Committee nleet- prophet: the news to Mr. and Maul gregniional church in South (‘oven-
. tfrom Levy. iint: the Second Ward committee con- Alfred G. Town the bride‘s parents/try was struck The Willlniantic ill-9‘
.-.——————— l RUSCO'.‘ A. Conkllng. debut)“ alloy-.3 tened and called their ward caucus.antl E. C. Smith of Riverside ven ‘ a: I - - -
a ue. ularni .ysteni was burned out and
NEW BRITAIN. Aug. 32 Lloyd K.‘
Bitten of Cleveland. Team. was chew
lot the rolled More Lilith! lit W'qlltl ,
,tan w. definition and storm candidates been limo “first“ W W. he were“: out It use m m M ‘ W
“"5““ W blew-ll on trial within it dell m. Iceden " hm WWW ”with! hill an.» ill . - ‘ fi . . 1.1 ' .
im- sure. The unwanted all! my ' ”‘ “ - My ’W' ’ . “at,“ his ”wiM‘ “‘
Mlhmroz'mmmimmmmnmms
elm
was very severe in this» region and
_ . surname“
.7..." King; Fit fiQthQantain-
May be hired for private sailing or
fishing parties until October 15th. Ex-
ceptional opportunity fOr. real pleas-
ure. Terms moderate. For particulars
ggliiuire of Captain Hoyt, or phone
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ported. . .. ._ em»
Church Set Ajire.
TERRYVILLE, Aug. 22.—-The Rus‘
sian Orthodox church was hit and set
hole was burned in the root and a
chimney was smashed by the bolt.
Damage is estimated at 8500.
Latmdryman Dies.
NEW BRITAIN, Aug. 22.—Josepb
F. Bennett, well known among the
laundrymen of the state died sudden-
ly of heart disease here last night.
It is thought that the severe elec~
tric storm raging at. the time may
have affected his heart. He leaves
Iron Wanted
We will. pay you. the highest
market prices for soropiron end
meld in large quantities. Get in
formation from us before selling to
New London Dark. myone.
NEW LONDON, Aug. 22.-—Tl‘li‘s city
was in almost total darkness on the 1“ EFFRON
slreellz, Var hhout “do pours inner BROWN! St. East Norwalk.
lightning had burned out the 750 K. Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
W, engine at the power plant several
hundred telephone line were para-
lyzed and trolley cars were stalled on
Beef,lron&Wiiie
IIonic, ' Stimulant and Appetizer
1'. E. BAXTEB
mum
A10r2'l'on
o'clock. Rain fell in torrents for al~
most two hours, flooding cellars in
some. parts of the city. '
Lose Half of Crop.
AMHERST. Muses, Aug. 22.—Grow-
ers lost over. half théi’r tobacco crop
in this vicinity within a half hour
by yesterday afternoon’s severe hail.
storm. A loss of from $300 to $500;
an acre. sustained by different plant-i
ors, will bring tic aggregate data .
2);:le tfirobably above"$50,000.h TheiBal‘ker motor wagon
scvereity of the storm diminis ed andt -- -
did little damage elsewhere. lthree, 01‘ four yea? 01d 18 m better
M [condition for semce now than any
Motor Truck of equal capacity
rating sold about the same tune.
THE BARKER FACTORY
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ASSAULTS i
AND CHLOROFORMS
COLEBROOK GIRL _
(Continued From Page TWO) ANNUAL SUMMER CLEAR-
ANCE SALE OF MEN‘S
SACK SUIT:
$18.00 Su-l'rler Suits $14.85
$15.00 Summer Suite $11.85
$12.50 Summer Suits . $10.35
Large assortment of Fabric: and
Models to choose from.
of men to work on the highway. lic,
had bccn working: steadily and was}
trusted. chtl-rdity forcnoon he surn
piiscd Miss Smith, who was: sweeping
off the porch and stcps, by pointing
a i'cvrilver at her and ordcriiig her
into the house. She relrcall-d and
llomi followed. lie seized licr, bound
her with it rope and carried her into
a bedroom where he chlorot‘orined
her and then apparl'nIIy secured her‘
to a bed. ,
Later Miss Smith recovered con~
sciousncsxs and, seizing it dinner bctt,
ran to the door. She saw Dotlli in
the Sitting room, ransackinl: things.
Itt- had taken from a desk $1-l0 lic-
longing to the Ladies’ Aid Society of
the t‘tinureuational Church. tloml
I'ttil aflcr Miss Smith and attain cat'-
rlctl her bodily into the bcdrotml and-
again chloroforiilcd licr. When She
ilcxt woke up llomi was not to be
seen but idle. ran to the window anti
shouted to James Anderson, on at-
torney of New York city. who was
driving: by with his Sisters, Miss lilliz~
nhclh and Miss Agnes.
Anderson and Miss Elizabeth ran
into the house. Iloiili was ill his.
bedroom packing up his effects until
heard the others come in. lie poiiil~
ed the revolver at Miss Anderson.
who was at the telephone. and drove
i,.’l‘ out and then turned on Mr. An.
tierson and made him run. He chas-
ed Anderson up the road. flriiilz live
times at him ,onc bullet hitting the
lawyer in the elbow. lie than l‘-- T. FRANCIS. n. Ce
turned to the house and llliltZ" Ali‘s, V
i 54 Washington St., So. lNorwalk, Conn.
Agnes get out of the bunny. taking;
the titles and driving: to Loom .\lc.t.l- Graduate from Palmer School-
o...
CopyrightClothingCo.
6 N. Main at. so. Nomalk
THE NEW SCIENCE
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the dofiniti n of lhe
muse of the disease and th art of
adjusting the saute. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female trouble:
given special attention: also curvature
of the spine! You will never regret
giving the Ghirpractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
0W. 1 _..__,._- _~~ _._-,____., -
Word was sent about the village. —— - - '-—-*
.tllid a. number of men started for.
REED s VOLK t
ELECTRICAL so.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall 311:.
Loom Meadow. 0n the way. iliram
Smith, father of the assaulted pirt,:
was Hill and he joined in llll' choc?
'l‘tle posse of armed citi7ens and t-o;
lice officers surrounded the patch iil_
which Doitli had taken rcfttne and.
forced llinl to surrender atte’r he had.
been shot in the knee by one 01’ the}
t‘trmcd posse. t
CANNING DEMONSTRATION To.
NIGHT.
t
t
Attention is called to the canning! .
demonstration at the Norwatk library.
tonight at 8 o'clock This is arrangcdx
especially for those who have found it"
inconvenient to come in the morning:
and the products canned will be peach:
es, tomatoes, and plums. The preserved
cooker will be used, thus shorteningl
the. time needed for the demonstration;
Miss Elizabeth Hammond will demon-i
strnte and Miss Hallock assist. Thisl
will be the last time Miss Hammond,g
can be with us as she leaves,soou tori
the flue position she has obtained in‘
Minneapolis.
Next week Tuesday morning tit-10
in the library Miss Hattock will demon-i
slrate and Miss Elizabeth Jackson as-i
sist. This will finish the season unless
some special meetings should be ar-I
Everything" in Paints
ranged. There will, themhave beeni ,and wa" Paper I
eleven demonstrations in all given by, _ _
the Norwalk Civic League and the Nor-' stare Closed 1 P. M.
Saturday
walk Garden Association. Attendance.
has been from fifty to 175 at each‘
10 First Street
East Norwallt
STORES t
ANY loam .
Bought for Cash
Address l), on e Sentinel
The Gorham Co:
DECO-RATORS
meeting. i
Will each one who sees this noticcl
and knows of any who wish to be pres.‘
em at I demonstntion please spread;
the news as this is the only method of;
letting people know. " i
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NIW INGLM‘D'. MCI-CID.
Lulu or m. were one rm o‘-
t new teen MM Over-um '
Flu-tree which new we to W, ‘m
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i
until. to. to» on me about out the?
has been considerable
, m‘ I" that}
on W m w at bale;
Norwalk Chronicler