will!!!
Giugbams and Pel'calesi
inst received. Also
Aprons of all kinds.
E. K. BANKS
Memo Eotel Block.
" South Honour.
., . Emmott!“ L on our:
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or a Party of Four Persons, 39. '75
For Two Persons,' i
DON N E LILY’S;
16 80. Main St.
SOME NORWALK.
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Is the Time to Consider
4 Repapering Your Home
Am larg 0 medium
— i Just—Wm for 11 Picnic 1
“Our twelve great 'Corn States
answer ivur‘s demand with pro-
mise of 51H.I.l.|(‘0,000 bushels in
can 5 of last year."
The soldiers of the soil are
t -. ,einiy doing their hit.
When the overalls are taken
off here are business suits
to put on—a blue serge true
to its color at $20, a: cool
homespun at $18.
Fine fancy mixtures in
browns, greys from $15. to
$30. and special pinch-back
models for Young Men from
HOUSE PAINTING l‘ $10 to $28. Everything in“
Estimates Cheerfully Gven . Men’s and Boys' wear.
~ us——Pl.one 1446 1 , ‘ ‘
_. J, a, nunngg . Rogers 8K Stevens
",_108 50. Main SL, 50. NOI‘Wani. {NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
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Chief Yeoman 'l‘hmnes Mt'lllone, [1,
S. N, is enjoying :1 week‘s furlough at
his home in Noi'wnlk.
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The continued case of Haul l’reuS-I
nor and Arthur Andevstm was cnntin-f
ued indefinitely this morninr. by
Judge (famine, in the uptown court.
. The schedule gain: bet \1 e1 11 the \‘or-
walk independents and the N0111 all.
rFir: & Rr lib: r (‘:omptn,\', which 11.15 to
{have been played Labor Day morning
011 the Ward street (‘iroundsy has bet-11
cancelled.
The fixtures in the down town store
of the bankrupt ,lleern Meat & Provi-
sion Company. will be sold at auction
next. Thursday afternoon, by trustee
'Leo Davis at 2 o'clock. i
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The Sociology club which meets in
the First Baptist church on Monday
evening, Will omit the session Monday.
'iialhor Day, until Monday of next
.next week.
Tbe' scow.,No 76, with :1 cargo of
sand is discharging at Raymond
_ 1llrothers wharf. ’ I
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Complaints were received by the po-
lice last evening about jitneya passing
‘etanding trolleys 011 Ann street and
also about jituey drivers parklne. in
trout of Adam Schmidt‘s on North
Main street and destroying property
,as Well as creating a disturbance.~
Stamford was unlucky v,e«:terday as
she lost two Ford car, one in the af-
ternoon and one early this morning.
The. last. l'Obbery was hported at
2: 25 this morning when it was said
over 'the telephone that three men
’- had stolen a five-passenger Ford tour-
ing car license 48605. i
»'~,Thc fireworks at Roton Point were
very much enjoyed last evening. and
" the management has announced that
, 3 on ln'lbfll' Day a magnificent display
‘ costing in the neighborhood of 3200
i, has. been arranged for and that they
. will be of a patriotic nature Sports
Jr of various kinds will also be enjoyed
‘= on Monday and the management in
arranging for the Mardi Gras to be,
5'. held Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this coming week.
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'iStillson-Powell Corpbrationi
. tent:
'111111 the 511-11111] chzuge was dismissdc.
illunhar, or the Sixtlrt‘oxnpany,
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‘l‘t‘l'eiveti by
Edward Brcwn, of Barnum avenue,
Slrtttftiv'l, 11:15:11're5'ted ytstevday af-
it'lllllll by OffitelJal"\iSS“Mu11.ay, tor
1‘1.l:111o'ii‘01' tin-- traffic ordinance, and
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iii-lends last eyening. The gue5:t
ljoyed dancing, , canoes and other amuse- i
mt’illS,
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Ii ucy and l’ercilla lledlield,Marie Bas-
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_ 1pollen.
NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
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inue, entertained a large company of1
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present were: I
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L: 'nth, Katherine Scull), Mary Cream
Elsie Williams. Alice Singt-rwald,
IJulia Uriel. Dexter iicyL \\' arreui
it‘lxurclt, Henry .\'aden. Fred Taylori,
iJames Maruca. I
and delicious
Those
;_ The mentbt'rs and friends of Grace
illupiisi (‘iilli't'i, and a >Ul'pl‘i5t. .t.rtyi
ll'or 1l1e Rev. Edward Simms and Mrs.‘
iskums one night fills week, at the par- ‘
sonagc, :5 Franklin 21v- nue. 11 1.115 111
lgrnnd affair.
111.5. A purse was presented to the
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and Mrs. S)"llllll:5 1
After ice cream and cake hudI
been served c1er1bodv pent home,
leaving the pastor and his wife very
i1:1pp\.'il11 11:15111
each and 1 very one \1bo part icipnttd in
maltius 11.1 .51:Erpr .5e
past 01‘.
1‘. SllCCt‘ S»
for operating :1 car without :1 car cet ,
liticate lie 11':n :i'mrtigned before
ludge ( mice in 1111 uptown court this
lllt‘l'l‘llt’, and pies lt 1i guilty to but .1
chance 5 ill. \1'esiine1131u'ilh511
suspended on the first (1111.11,
\\'trtl was received in Norwalk to»;
Jesse T.‘
day from l~‘i1'.5't Lieutenant
C. S.
that the local company has been
designated :15 the ‘I 'Ith Company Long
island Sound. Fort Terry. \'. Y. Lieu
ttnnnt Dunbar
,L'reen vegetables shipped flan! Nor-
11':1lk 1115'! Thursday night,hn1o been
the company, and
greatly appreciated by the, boys.
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. EXPERTS TO DISCUSS NUTS
Association Nlii Meet in Stamford onl
Sept. 5-8
Most people do not know that first-‘
rule English walnuts are growing on
big English walnut trees in Stamford
and Greenwich. Nevertheless there aren
in this vicinity 111 any such trees, which:
will be visited by the members and
_ guests of the Northern Nut (lrou'org' 1
Association which meets Sept. 5 and
ii :11 the Hotel Davenport, Stamford.
IOther English wnlnut trees are to be
found in New Canaan, Wilton, Red-
ding. llanbu 1'. and many other towns
of 5outhe1n Connecticut. Am one with
:1 little knowledge and care, can llrowI
thc so trees and nuts, and any one will
be welcome at ,the
inns to ask questions about English
.1" .ilnuts, oi :my other nuts which will
be answered by the greatest experts in
the East.
A man in Bethel has an immense fil
bert tree, which he grew from a nut
bought :11 :1 corner grocery store and
which has borne large crops Anybody
can gron his own fllbcrts if he knows
how, and the experts will tell hi '
The nut is the richest and most con—
cen rated of Nature's foodstuffs. She
put5 it tip in sealed, sterile, individual
packages untouched by hands. With
different nuts :1 balanced ration canl
be bad They readily replace ment in
the dietary Without its dangers This
. is n time when people should learn to
eat more nuts and learn how to em-
ploy them in the dietary They are
more than a desert or delicacy. '
‘Such men as H W. Colllngwood, edi-
tor of the Rural New Yorker, and Dr.'
'.J H Kellogg of the Battle Creek Sani-
tarlum will discuss the uses of nuts;
and C. A. Reed, nut culturist of the}
U. S. Depdrtment of Agriculture will
for Chopped Hands, Face 01‘ LIPS, talk about nut. growing and show ster- on 8 vacation in Cleveland Ohio. He
“ lopticon pictures of nut trees and the will return Monday.
industry of nut growing. Thesa three 1
will occupy the evening of Sept 5 at
the Hotel Davenport. beginning at 8
p in. The publicis invited. .
temper. ,
SEPTEMBER 5th
All money depoSited in this bank on
or before Wednesday, Sept 5th, will
draw interest lion the lirSt oi Sep
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also stated chat the;
Davenport meet :
.l.(‘.llarr111 01011.11 '1! Barrett ltd-1
11111 d llur1.W.ll Morgan, Anion Holm-
quist. liobt rt ll:111t'ord and Frank i" i
llnnford, all of Kcnsington. CURL, are
camping out on llelts’ l.5'l:1nd.1
Miss Miidied llulkicy 11nd 1111511111111
.\Kr‘u’en‘t. i“ The. lleason l‘ulls 11111111191-
Shoe (1,," and the Connecticut Mills
(‘11., 'Cfi‘nf’t’.‘ are spending the -ir 1111 11111111
with Mrs. Alice lluikley, 281i Flax Hill
Road
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‘1'11155 1a.. 11111111 of New York city."
bud Mr. and Mrs. _"lho11n of Sprimzileld
'flhiass. who have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Wellnitz. Flux Hill
lload. for some time, have returned to
I‘th'ei1' homes.
Illev E. F. \lt'Gregor has returned
:from his vacation cruise in the sloop
I",Elsa" owned by Captain Mead. \irs. ’
IMcGreaor and children have returned]
Iftom the Adirondacks.
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Miss Priscilla Refleld and Miss M.
Nichols. of Kiliingw'otth, are guests of
IMlss Lucy lledtieid, at the CongregaI
tlonul parsonage. i
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Lieutenant Samuel Randiq of Red j
”ding has been assigned to duty at
Camp Upton, Yaphank, L. l, and left
Ifor the camp this morning. llcut
Rundle is :1 Plattsburg graduate.
Miss Helen Lovelace of South .\‘or
w,11lk formerly of Danbury. is the
guest of Miss Doris Lake. at the Lake
cottage. at Lake Kenosla.
Miss Edith P. Miller has returned to
South Norwalk after a two months'
stay in Waterbury and surrounding
tow.ls
Harry J Bra'aken oi thetshoe firm
of Couneally & Bracken. has been on
joying a week‘s vacation from his du
lies.
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Dr. Albert Nash of Newark. N. J.,
formerly of South NorWalk. is cruising
through Long island Sound.
F. 0 Johnson left for Springfield,
Mass, this morning, where he will vls
Ilt relatives for a few days. '
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Miss Anna Connors 16 West avenue.
is enjoying a vacation visit- with
friends in Hartford. \
John 'Kv,nncz of 9 Hoyt streee, who is
ers. A P. Curtis and A. H Curtis of
'Norwalk, are in Portland, Ore. 1
The regular, semi-monthly. change of
police sergeants was made today Ser-
gaunt J. Harry Gibson is again doing
duty in the First District from 8 a m. ..
until 4 3 m., and Sergeant Bryan
Silk is on duty at headquarters in the
City Hall from 4 p. in. until midnight.
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NO ONE RESPONSIBLE
here. in which Walter‘Nsder, of We-
from that city hu'rt, by Deputy Cor-
Tent.
NEW HAVEN Sept. 1'——-No one is ,3
held criminally to blame for the auto- '
mobile-trolley collision or August 21, , 1
terbury was ktlletl‘ and five others’,
oner Wynne. in a finding today. The "
steeet corner is deemed an extra don- ,1
.geroda onenend with much automtn "1
HORACE
Corner North Main and West Sts.
llfifll BREEllS
llliliAl HEAVIES‘
in Egg Laying Contests at
Storrs
STOCKS Sept 1, —Tbe light bret ds
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“13.1“,“ to thank are still out la) n' the heavy Ameri-
'can breeds in the layin'z contest at
Floors During the fortythird week
the 50 pen5: of heavy birds. Rocks,
Reds and “yandotles. laid a total of
1,673 eggs or an average 1f 43.5 per
cent. The 15 pens of light birds laid.
1.1365 eggs or an average of 52.5 pet
The total production for the
week mullunted to 3,328 eggs 01' 1\44
less than for the previous week. The
problem confronting the management
now is not how to increase production,‘
but ruther~how to delay as long as
,poasihle. the drop that is sure to come
incident with insulting.
A pen of White Leghorns belonging
to \i' ..l t‘ocking Vineland, N. J. won
the 11 eel. with :1 production of 50 eggs
\le r1111 \l (‘lark's llarrcd Rocks from
llrookileld 1‘ enter, Were a close second
with 08 eggs. The [2&1 of Leghorns
belonging to Clifford l Stoddard 01
Woodbrldge was third with 48 one
11 hile P. M. Penney, Cheshire, and
\\ indsweep Farm. Reddlng 111-1113901911
for fourth place with A7 eggs each.
Boot Thrice 'Peno.
The best threopens in each of the
principal varieties are as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Fairfleld Poultry farms. Short Falls,
.\' ll.. 1.5.30
Merritt M Clark Brookfield Center.
1,609
Michigan Poultry farm, Lansing.
Mich” 1,543.
White Wysndottee. ,
.\lerrythought‘ farm. Columbia, R. l.,
1599.
Obed 6. Knight, Bridgeton. R. 1.,
1.476..
Jay H. Ernlssc Webster, .\'.Y.,1..467
Rhoda Inland Reds.
Alien' 5 Hard to Beat Reds Newport,‘
R. 1.. 1,668.
Hillview Poultry, farm, St. Albans
Vt.,1..560
Pequot
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A. P. Robinson. Calverton, N. Y.,i
1,922.1
J. 0. LeFevre. New Paltz, N. Y.,
1, 754
Hilltop Poultry yards, Sunleld, 1, 744.
Miscellaneous.
Cloyes and Sullivan (But! Wynn-
dottcs) Hartford, 1.601.
Holliston Hill Poultry farm. (White
Rocks)‘ Hoiliston 11111, 111155., 1.521.
Obed G. Knight, (White Orpiugtons)
Bridgeton. R. 1.. 1.466.
CAELAHAN A WINNER-
Franlt’le"Call:ihan of Brooklyn out-
pointed Young Rector of Jersey City
at Brown's For Rockauay A. 0. last
night in a that ten round bout. Calls-
hau scaled 134', and Rector 130
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RAN GES’
Meet every
cooking need. i
VISIBLE BAKING AND .
.Roasrmc WITH r111:
' GLASS oven DOOR
FORBALE BY
R. NASH
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upon trawling in absolute comfort, in
variably car. ies in his car :- mote 0r
Iless complete kit of repairing equip
went with which his tires and tubes
may be fixed up in time of emergency.
A box of patches, a blow- out boot
and a few valve insides do not octupv. ,_
:1 great deal of space. but there are
occasionally times when they prove of
intense value.
In discussing this point the Senior
Manager of the Fish Rubber Company
points out 11 way in which a motorist‘
who is careful to keep his sundry kit
well stocked. effects a consider able
saving on his tire expense. lie say,5
that “slow leaks," one of the most ex-
espcrating difficulties which the mo-
1m lot can encounter. is more often due
to an lmpe: 'icct vel1e inside than to
any other one cause.
The simple and aura remedy for
such trouble is to supply a new 1Il1e
inside which can be accomplished eas-
fly and quickly thus remedying the
entire cause. A well furnisheu (sundry-
kit is sure to include several small ar-
ticles of tire equipment which are
bound to result in a saving to the mo-
torist in both patience and money
llfiEiiS Til MEET ~
NllliWALli TIRES
The stage is set at ”Amusement park,
tomorrow afternoon. for the game be-
tween the Norwalk Rubber Tire Co.
and thefast young Tigers. The. Tigers
will have their regular lineup and are
out to give the Tire buys a worse. trim-
ming than the independents did, to
show the public that the Tigers are sn-
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will trim the Tigers. and will put their
ibest. men in the field. They will use
either Marshall or Whore. Both twirl.
era are in good shape and a good game
is expected.
Olsen will twirl for the Tigers and to
anxious for a win over the Tire boys.“
Game called at 3' 30 p.111.
HOSPITAL NOTES. 1
Discharged yesterday: Masters John
and James 'McQuld of 18 Quintard
avenue: iDouglas Spray of 315 Main
street, and Miss Marjorie Guiles of
:Broad river. '
Admitted today Mrs.
Mott of 69 Main street.
Cz‘herine
1 Second Class Machinist, Theodore
Brotherton, of the U. S. N., is enjoying
a three days‘ furlough at his home in
Norwglk.
Norwalk’s new James Butler grocery
store opened for business for the first
time. this morning. The Butler store
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51- 7/15 Ban/r o/D/sf/hc/I’Ve Service “I.
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N0 DIFFERENCE
' is made iufthe class of service we render to our
patrons. B'verymne receives the best we can
we have customers whose deposits are small,
, new that their business is welcome
1 :audf‘ 1151mm
,tio asthotl'o't our
#0113 somatic Mind.
largest deposrtprs
lame Widths utter:
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1 Bennie Whone and Harp MCSIH] who
pla'. with the Now alk Tires 011 Satur-I
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Grounds for the put two game;
been the largest. or the season ind
other big crowd is expected em
as the visitors are bringing a big (Idle
getion of meters. The Independent
will line up in the following order: fie
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'l‘hty Norwdk Independents with
111.111 5 roufs‘r’est line 12:1 of the season.
will line up against the fast Normans.
Sunday afternoon on the Wird Street
Giounds. As the Tiger series start a
week from Sunday the Independents
will present the same team that will .
Captain Jolfii Friend,
lb, Whom: rf, Mplvoy
Ryan 3b, Smith p, Guamieri p.
SAVAGE sc'ans K. o.
port, 8. C.
Jim Savage knocked out Jack [18.
‘bert in the fifth round in the Free.
‘port Sporting Club, New— York. last
day 11 ill not appear in the Tire lineup night. Hubbert was no match for 'Sa'h
,On Sund 11 but will take their regulariage. The weights were Savage. 1811'
position with the Independents in pounds. Hubbert, 179 pounds.
111%“ 't- i one were In the semi-final bout Yopng Terrr
defeated earlier in 1 1e season by the Iand Bert Oakey Keys fought ten fast
independents, but since then theyirounds to a draw.
have defeated Milford, New Canaani
I ' ANNOUNCEMENT
The. kindergarten and
Ischool formerly conducted by Miss ,
liildebrant who did not allow New Belts and Miss Byingtou, will beooll-
(‘a son. 1. hi! until the ninth will sure- solidated with
lv tw’l’v'l for the visitors while Disney. where Miss Byington will be associat—
11111 be behind .ho bat. smith and ed with Miss Haywood in chorge at
Muh'Oy “-111 be the independent bat— the kindergarten and primary depart‘
The crowds at the Ward Street ment. ‘
ed New Canaan a great fourteen inning
Igame only last Saturday. ,
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0iliciallloscl1 Service Station
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All Bosch parts kept in stock, also
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STROMBERG cannunn'roa SER-
l c of parts tor cars with battery ignition
VICE STATION. We carry a‘ run line or
«fly:
parts for repairs.
We are experts on'all Lighting and Starting systems. "7
To overcome your battery trouble, let us make you an al—
lov’vancc on your old battery for a new Philadelphia. which
is the longest life load storage battery made today.
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in stock at lowest prince in town. Let
us tell you about our fifteen (15) gal-
lbn non-lukeble drum proposition.
0' A GRADE non avatar moron; 1
. All sizes of Ajax tires in stock and a complete line of
those good old Michelin Tubes and Shoes you have used for
years at the right prices. '5.
The Hardware& Auto Supply Co. I
South Norwalk.
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‘ Phone 1215-5.
. .Au‘toinobile 81 Accessories
Dodge Bros. - Rec; Oldsmobile ~>
More Lite lenses cover the :new law
' $150 - $1. 75
DlXON’S GRAPHITE GREASE.
VEEDOL M01011 OIL
BRAKE LINING
.S. L. Benedict
'7 3 No. Main St. ' So. Norwalk
A. F Beckmann 8L (.0.
83 81 85 Washington St. Phone 1405
The home of seleciei groceries,
, leasccoffees, fmrrand vegetables. - ,
.Ever’yiiiing good to eat and drink al
most reasonable prices. . " "
GoIdBockJellyPowder (olilovoro).........3pk¢je 250
3lbs.PanoyWholeGninkioofos...;.35.2...........250
Menorah Cornstarchregnlsr 100' 8:: pkg.
'-.FreshLooseOoooonut(Jnan),pq‘lb. ,
Normannanorrlngin'rmto perineum
lugoliottletloo
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Jim Puts Hubbert to sleep at on... ‘
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