flurry Murillo neatly .rdceived
on iulury to his hand while at work
at the Jacobi: shoe factory is doing
nieeix. 1 ”gig mt;-
Quartermaster John '1'. Woofer.“
United States Naval Fleet Reserve"
returned to his stationing Both Beach.
N. Y" yesterday dite‘t' spending the
weekend at his home In Stuart eve-
Bile,
1 Miss Ethel Grey, Is, entertaining
friends from out or town.
Mrs. Harrison 0! Brooklyn in View
insvwith‘iher sister.- furs. axles m
hunt.
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. H. A. Hot-
old.
, 5 . , ~ .. Mrs. CharlesBlshop and .niece, Mar-
Comm Beach was crowded yesten. garet,
lay, many parties otmorwslkers‘seek. ‘ Sprinsdale.
in: relief there from theiheet. (30111111)1
in guiding in popularity among people}
or this vicinity. fare. occupying their summer home at
_ 1‘ 1 White Oak Shade,
3 number or the members of the'
1 Rogers School association of Siam,
.. Saturday afternoon, and stayed there Ponds Ridge.
until a late hour.
l
E; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Benedict and
Letters and postal cards were re ,three children are visiting in Brooklyn
Ceved in town this morning from local and New Jersey,
110st who are members of the Sixthf "W
~oompsny, which has been mobilized at} Mrs. Schmidt of Possalc has return
Eon Tony Plum Island, N Y. All the cd homo :‘1i‘icl an enjoyable visit with
boys report that they like the army friends in town. '
life. I
. Mr. and Mrs.
iProsectiling-Attorney C. Milton Fen- L Shade spent I Saturday and Sunday
senden of Stamford has returned from with friends in New Jersey,
a week's automobile tour with Can I
grcssman E. J Hill and Ar-thui t‘., ' Miss Hildcgarde Zicmer has return
0- Wheeler of \‘orwalk. They visited cd from an enjoyable vacation passed
many places between Connecticut and: in the most part, at Pussaic.
Washington.
. Mr. and Mrs Julian Heath of New
liiancis W. Sutherland, long lender Ymk 1119. stopping with Mr and Mrs.
or the Governor's Foot Guard band of Stephen Heath 0: Carter. street.
511111111111, and, in that capacity 11 {av __..._.._. '
‘ miliar ‘flgure at the Danbut‘y fair, 15! Mrs. S. B. ‘lont and children, Eliza-
'now director of the band of the First ._ both and Justus. returned home Sun-
New York artillery, 513mm,: fltsdtly after :1 several days' Visit with
, Platisburg, N. y, zrelniives in Mt. Vernon.
“ 1 a—-———__._
Miss Kitty McCrush of New York
is enjoying her two wccks' mention at
the Weed Homestead in White Oak
Shade.
Walter Hills of Standard has filodi
suit {or divorce from Carrie Jones
'Hills. now in Chicago, in the superior
«court, alleging desert ion. Tile couple,
were married \lar’ch 30,1903 Tim-e is
one child, John G. Hills, nine ycais old.
Di1orce and custody of the child is
'luimed.
Misses June 11nd llcnriciia Oakley
of Mt. Vernon, were guests of their
mmins, ll1c Misses Tliurton. last
' 11 eclt.
The governm’cnt is in urgent need of:
'uhlpwrigllts, shlpfltiers, boaHiuildoi's,
blacksmiths and all other mechanics:
, at the several navy yards, at wages
ranging from $3 to $5 per day. Appli
cations can be made and information.
ob dined at the South Norwalk post. (
office. inquire of V. M Costello, not-
log secretory, local civil service bomd
\ir..< 1111111 mm of White Plains and
111.13 Gr .1ce llindiord of lloboken were
guests oi Mrs. hinnk Tippmnn last
week. 3 El:
E ll. Lawrence has had his nailroad
"l111-1111o buildings decorated by the
'puinlm. .11111 once more they present
:1 neat appearance.
. Joseph Chapan, Adoli Pnesnum
Mike J. Chaplin and Joseph Gudzin-
ski, constituting the paltnmship of
'iho Chaplin Shoe Company of New
Britain, filed a copiirtnership poli-
tlon in bankruptcy in the United
States court yesterday. They have
.1 V 1 Q 1- ' 0 1 n
= “’.“.“.“° M W“ “m
consist oi stock in trade, valued min“. the summer.
3100 _
~ ; liaroldMead Visited with his wife
.. ., 1. - 4' _ ‘zmd son who are sojourning for the
(Roger A. L} on, son of Mr. and Mrs. _ summer’ at me home of Mrs. Moad's
G. Fred Lyon of Pleasant street, Dam. , , ,, . , ,
bury, who has béen organist and choir poems, 111 1311.1 onne, A" J
‘ master or St' P “1'5 church, Norway I Waircn Blathers finished the South
1‘35 accepted 3 similar position I“ .a1'cnue poltlon of the state highwm
(‘hrist chur,c11 Redford avenue, Broolr; that has 1,90“ so long dplflv ed and now
lyn, a huge institutional chuich. 1111.310 thoroughfare 7
Lyon was formerly organist and choir length
IlluSIt-l‘ of St“ Thomas church, oil
Beihcl.
Mrs. Francis ‘Qtsselmun or down.
11 ho has been visiting with Mrs. H. J.
' Davenport, is now the guqn. of 111'. 11111".
Mrs-W. C. Wood
ocrupy tllc‘ Asélmucl'plzicc‘ on Semin-
..__.._,,_.
The New Cannons turned the tables
_ ’ .. , on the Stamford Rolling Mills team
llcnlnmm E' Guilhcrt 0‘ Belle IS“ libero Saturdays to 1 It was one or
and, N0111' ' .
alk, hit a buggy in which
line bent games of the season and in-
Thomas Lee of West Hill 11 as ridingnélesung in every detail. '
in Bell stieet, Saturday night, and:
broke. two wheels of the vehicle. Guil-
bort had no automobile? operfior's ii~
cense and Dep.SeZ1-g, Foley arrestéd
him. The charge—«operating 11 11191111
{vehicle without license-11 as nailed on
payment of a fine of $10 .t~s amford
rAdvooate. , . " I
M
‘Bowit'er’s
Pyrex ’5 f
1
FUNGICM
goods there last week.
-.' .1. I"! " "3:511.qu -‘
Miss Mildred 111111111 0! New York 1111 Miles E Mm “929°“ °n “ “a" ‘e" than ““3 ‘9” ”‘31 “m mm
mm “w_
5.1mm Moon oil 81'. 1117.11.1- m Joann DEFEND!
‘M h'm‘h'tfll 1:! meme! COL? 7171.1: AGAINST
Mnimriminrm- MR3. RALPH SHALL“
ed the "anode: or the housbhold CHICAGO. hug; :L—Ilre. finivin
7, it t _ Jones of Glen Oak Country Club, we
" " " men golf chompion at Chicago, yester-
Walter F. Smith. Ion or Mr. and,
. ..
do! won the first match at the Midlo-
Mrs. Geared _’.l‘. Smith. in the latestithiln Country Club in delending her
New Canaan boy who enlisted. He title, defeating Mrs. Ralph Smalley ol'
eunesstully passed the examination, Windsor golf Elub, three and three.
and is new: manner or the Second The champion seared ninetyme tor
Battalion, Naval Militia, New York, the eighteen, holes denite the great
' ‘ - 1111111111111 stilt wind, two strokes bet-
which entered his toot while at work by Mrs. E. C. belts, western champion.
in the Stadium Rolling Mills at In: the qualifying round (Mrs. Jones
Springdale,Satu1day. He was taken. tomorrow will meet Miss Mildred
in charge of by the physician in the Smith or Evaneton Golf Club. who to-
spen, Mada, afternoon in! employ of the company, and was ob day defeated Miss Carelyn Lab of
llged to remain idle for several days. lensas City, three and one.
Dr. and Mrs". Horton of New York2
. Wilhlfiugal of'Brooklyn is vis~,
10rd. had a trolley ride to Roton Point, 'itlng his aunt, Mrs. W. C.-Weed, 011‘
‘ONE ARMED DRIVER AND
Ruhl of White Oak,
l
George W Dnryeo and faintly. now"
is open‘ the entire
i
Nesbi who has been; WEAVER AND MOMULLIN
staying with her pafints, Mr and Mrs 1 PLEAD NOT GUILTY
Palmer 0! Pound Ridge; proceeding: BOSTON. Aug 1.——George Weaver
and following the advent of little Mise and Fred McMullin, members of the
Nesbitt, returned to her home on Rich- Chicago American League memo
mond Hill 111111 week and is now re'team. yesterday pleaded not guilty in
[1911 mg the fellcltaflons of her many the police court to charges of assault
fliends, open A. J. McNaily of Norwood, a
(spectator at a game here on June 16
McNaily alleged that he was struck
SON HURT IN CRASH ‘by the pinion; during a demonstration
{aim the game had been interrupted
by rain. The cases were continued to
September 24.
Mrs. Isaac
*—
DANB‘URY. August .——Ephraim Hart
and Leslie Hart, father and son, both
of Waterbury, 1116 patients in the D1111-
bury hospital, the former with a {rac-
tured knee cap and the latter with:
severe cuts. They-were on their “'“Y‘Twentyolght Have Joined Uncle Sam
from Waterbury to Delaware Water" SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l.———’l‘wen1y-
Gap "11 a ”calm“ trip late 135* night] eight members of last year’s football
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
LOSES FOOTBALL PLAYERS
lwhen their automobile failed to take it sound at the University of California
shtup turn' a few miles east of hole 1m”. joined the colors, according to ‘
'ond crashed into a stone wall The Graduate Manager John slroud
rider 1111111, who was driving has only] {‘Two experienced players will re
one arm. ,‘turn," said Strout today, "and they
"' Iare both under age. The other schools
~A good advertisement pays mature in the. some fix and I guess the
in the best paper. isenson will be a pretty even thing."
0N FREE TRIAL—-
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Yo‘u Con Hour With-
the Amino
N0: DEPOSIT heetoooveruéou til you
NO."EXPENSE, Wfil‘fimfii
wcwllleudyouenew. to. chuulmoeitot
Anon-titan. Thisisilie youcnnretuntheAcou-
no" Intrudment 1:13. when“‘ u rim um:
, M y eonb‘ at on} is call Ill
over 300 000 den! ”.11.... w'“"‘
one. for ten don
people to heel free home trial.
GENERAL ACOUSTIC COMPANY. 1300 Candler Baum. New York
Gar-'11- rnou voun . ‘1
Damn ____9_R 1119105.
Everymdeitofthispe
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Children Cheerluny 3111111513 ‘
and Patiently 4"» ”l“ 11:35.1”.3‘°“'
Treated by Modern, ‘ s .Sympnthetlc
Palnlm Methods. AoeoticOilice nil-oatmeal.
11115111111112. it ’_
by the Oxygen
Method.
I
Moderate
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
A,
Surseon
111111151
75 South M’aln Street
'Gold and Porcelain ‘
Houre9a.m.toSp..- '
Restoration. f
15 Years in m..by appointment. All kind: of Arllfli’
the Practice of c elnl Deztugeg,
Hi h-Claee - “111er an rdge
° Dmm, «B Wonk, Etc, Ski
y. ' " fully Done
Another $1.50 NOVel
in Pictorial Review
Corra Harris’s delightful new,
serial “Making Her His Wife"
begins in the issue on sale now. '
;, Don t miss this astonishing love,
“ " story in which a pleasure~10ving,‘-
society girl slopes with a shop-6
kceper.. It will be completed 111
three instalments after you got ‘
FOR AUGUST .
'15 Gene
mm»..- «drin- W meuvwfi
Spends for
Midday
marginuugnm
legs-orsprlngumu........
Native Iowis
Retire Loin of Von!
All Kinds of Freak Vege
240
320
2D
3211
250
tables.
New York Market
143 Washington St.
Tel. 359.12
The Cortisol Co.
D E C 0 RA T. R5
Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper
Store Closed 1 P. M.
My
10 First Street
East Norwalk
WOmen’s
Wear
The Little Shop
so 1110. mm 5:.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—"L.
‘ZELUFF’S.
: fluids
in You Have
C.
Smith, Underwood.
Remington, all other
.makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, $3.
per month. Mochinos
sold at $5 per month. .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
166 Fnlrfleld Ave.._8ridaepon. Conn.
"Drug Store
1 North Main Street
seams 5321
Whihnan’silhocolale’s
.SEAny Junk
S. Jaile-
Successor to Win. Emu
Phone 499
37 Fort Street, East Norwslk
—,,.._.—_
-‘ X1111 Modifications res-
112.5111 ainiores: _
FOOD VALUE
‘ shit 5
Preset-loaning
THE GREATEST i J T
’li
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RAYMOND BROTHERS“
Home Ira-3. :31 Washington It:
Building Material of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, land Tile, Well ”he
' Fire Proofing Material, etc.
-——_. .
1’35,
There Is True Economy
In Buying a Reliable Refrigerator
We have the best. mode in 1.11 sizes, with Tile, Enamel or
Galvanised Linings. Cell and see them.
PORCH FURNITURE. BUGS AND SCREENS.
RAYMOND 8: SON
Fulton! Dim 1nd Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Ste.
Nowell:
Continuing the
._ SPECIALSALE
Ladies’ Black Pumps
Patent Colt and Kid Pumps. All the new styles.
$6. 00 Grades 'now‘ . . . . $4. till~ $5.00 Grades new . ..... . . $3.06
$3. so and e1 00 Grades now ..... . ........... . ”Tom
LADIEB’ WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES
Rubber Soles ondlieelswerefloo, now $6.50
CGNNEALLY ‘81 BRACKEN
Br Washington Street. South Norwalk.
WHY nor '1‘th r1111 ‘
Good Food. j Moderate Prices.
Quick Service. ’
Dine where it is Cool, Clean. Comfortable.
0.3.JACK50N A
OPTOMETRIST' ‘ 1
58 Wall Street. Nor-walk]
KRYPTOK‘LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell ‘Shur-On and Other Meddling!“ , ‘
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip-
dons promptly filled. Expert Repuring._
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awesome 11.111111111101111 311171: 3111111 MADE son THIS
mumnown SALE 0N 111.1. some GOODS '
An only visit is advised. We are sacrificing our entire stock 5
now of WOMEN’S and MISSES’ WASH DRESSES, SILK
DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS, MUSLIM 11nd SILK UNDER:
GARMENTS, CORSETS, SUITS, COATS and ENDS '
CLOAKS m \ PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Nor-walk.
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f {fie/H HE MAY; A5 . ‘
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FIRST LOAD TO
TH' DUMP!’
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