The members at Old Weft Comma:—
fiery. No. 956, U. o. o c, enameled
the usual routine business at theit1
meeting last e1 enins
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Miss Mary Claven and Miss Made-
line Mag-no; have returned from a
two weeks’ vacation trip to Lake
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The Circle of Light held its regular
monthly businesssmeetlnz in the leer
A 101. Norwalk and Vicinity tare room of the First Baptist Chuljcil
V gin and probably Saturday last evening and disposed of routine
1 es! winds. Showers have business.
during the last 24 hours on
rtio i t e
"311:9 the“ gasththAAAkeadd A postal announcing the safe arriA
tic coasts. Pleasant weath- val in France oi Corporal Francis
prevailed in other districts east Johnson. was received this morning by
39“? $333331 “9:151“ 1:" his mother, M15. J. E. Johnson, 91
W a e s m g. .
and northern Maine The Rowayton "’ ~ . I
o is rising slowly in the
.ras‘a‘ Aromas: , .
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Stricts. but" continues low PrivateAllie Lonchak is- expected to
£39 berder. arrive at his home‘in Norwalk today.
' ' to spend a 15-day furlough. Private
,_ m3 A YEAR AGO Lonchak is in the Quartermaster’s
A TODAY- ‘Corps and is stationed somewhere in
‘ Texas.
90; low, A 2
A complaint was lodged at police
‘headquarters that the people around
Neptune street were in the habit of
going to the water in that vicinity and
:disroblng and swimming without the
:ploper apparel 1 .1 l
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Duncan l-‘riuell, of the 'U. 81. Medical 1 consignment o no more amn
is home {rpm 11 short furlough trucks from the Locomoblle Co, in
partunsburg. S. C, prepsratoxy Bridgeport passed through this city
._ this morning at about 9: 80. They wrote
escorted through the city by Motor:
Jennings, of Wilton, has pur- ' cycle Ollicer Jarvis Murray. i
. a Maxwell touring car through A
' 1 deal agents, Sykes Motor Sales
High,
‘ e. heraturc:
Fair
The members oi Lincoln Councn,‘
1N0. i. 0. U A \i., will go to New
'Cansan this evening to particulate in
old Sherwood of Camp street, is the installation of officers of the coun-
Mpioyed as a tester with the oil or that place. District Depot!
13391111 Motors CONDRH)‘. at Alien- George S. Overton will install the ot- '
, ficers. , 1
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use Norwalk Musical Union 'will The regular Weekly display of fire-T1
works will be given at Roton Polnt1
’ this evening. A lino display is on hand.
and it is expected that a crowd that.
, will outnumber last week's record oi"
Million army truck's trundled 4 000 persons, will witness the exhibi-1
W31!» street early this morn tion. A new attraction will be the
ith the usual lack»! lush, and floating fire wotks
“hire héconte su'ch h‘A {familiar sight --—--
caduuarters, on North Main street.
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trouble on Wood street late last even-4
ing and investigated, but found that
everything was quiet and no disorder;
was apparent. it was later learned;
that a man iron: the railroad camp had '1
been assaulted by two men. The tron-1
hie started in Luigi Aposella'a saloon.
when a colored man asked a white girl
to drink with him. Some of the not 1
runs of the place objected and iollowed
the man outside, where he was struck!
on the head. shoulders, and arms with 1
a heavy club. Another man drew a re-1
volver, but did not fire it. When the'
otllccr arrived everything was vestigial
~1and no signs 0! any kind of a row. 1
lililEIl fillil ,
ANll HIMSELF
on the Connecticut River bridge, near
. here, today. the police found the body
of Clifford G. “night, a. mechanic of
regular meeting 01‘ Wanoma this city. and on the floor of the bridge.
Degree of Pocahontas. in Red‘the body of Miss Hazel Tanner, of
Hall, Main street 'last night a Turner’s Fails. Both had been shot
mt!” was sprung on Past through the right temple with a revol-
Bail M m v.er County authorities expressed the
Mrs Harry W . belief that Wright had killed the girl
tailon of an elaborate sold ind then shot himself. _
ofice, suitably inscribed. minggztigattif‘n ogre letter found on
r 6 out has fruit bowl. e y 0 too anner. showed that
‘ fife resentgatl on the recipi- Wright and the girl had been on a mo
rd ml kg d in tor trip to New York and Connecticut
90 an an ° cities and w’ére returning here. “ -
teory advanced by the police
. _was til Miss Tanner was standing on
the running board of the car or nearby
when killed. Wright. apparently did
W a. .
f Cora Varity. of Scribner ave-
1 ,reepived word this morning. or
”littlest-rival overseas of her hroth'
1 Edward, 11 member of the 304th In
y. formerly stationed at Camp
. as
number or local people read with
’ the announcement of the death
”at. Strickland. of New Havon, in
the late casualty lists. it will
“moored that Lieut Strickland
command 0! the New Haven
, A time while they were in
McCarthy. of 47 Taylor
' stated this molning that his
taller and .Frank McCarthy.;
ith the Norwalk soldiers i'ot
.fl M A
1 the attracted but little notice. 3 The police received complaints 0'11.
Hart. Schafiner & Marx
” surfs '_
first}
. At Reducse‘d Prices
'FURNISHING {33
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At Reduced Prices
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Would you like to have a new Summer Suit if you could buy it at a great deal less than the regular price?
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE '
Saturday, Aug. 8rd, we start to close out all our Broken Lines
of Light and Medium Weight Men’s Suits
REDUCED PRICES
Til
WAACIYA‘AS figfigfisanggfiggfigggétgfi 8&3?! 1:31:33? sins at the rellular price. but at reduced prices they are wonderfully cheap.
less than the present time. imagine what you can save.
’ YOUNG MEN’S PINCH BACK SUITS
$12.50Pinchnacksuus........................ $8.85 BRgIIéglysngiA‘gOF "”'
Si5.00PinchBackSults........................ $9.85 5180081 A
b20.00PincltBackSu1ts....... ....... $13.85 1250089155 51485
$25.0038lted8uits..................... ..... ...31835 «$225083At8 :Agfig
$30-00Beitedsults........t....._,,..,_ .......$22.85 $250018 “tscooosoon-oucilloooooroooooosol-0'. ,
$10.0‘ASDOI‘tC08t8.......1......,,,,,,, ‘3635 I.“ ...... $20.85
NECKWEAR . 1 .. BARGAINS IN MEN’S €13er CAPS AND STRAW
25cWashFour-in-Hands...................5for$l.00 1'
50c Silk Fouroin-Hands. .. 3for $1.00 UNDERWEAR , .
$1.00N' ' "
. wonxmasamrs _ 1.531111%i‘fiii‘figgé’llgsfifizx::::::1:::::::"17.15%
$1.00KhakiWorkinzShirts...................... 75c '° '9 L‘“ a“ “we“ ----- 1-5
‘31. 00 Light Stripe Workinlz Shirts. ... .... .. 75c gillfg‘agggpfilogielgie'fiy . RibbedShlrtsandBrawgrfsor A413
SOUTH NORWALK STORE ONLY
_: _w 1 Big Bargains in Ladies’ Sweaters and Slip Oils.
fissileeveiessSweatgers. .45
won 1's .
310.0081! SleeveessSweatct-s.................. AAA?
$13.85
$5.85
$18.00 Silk Sweaters with sleeves ...
$7.50 Angora Trimmed Sweaters . . . .".
econ-coast.
$8.50 Ladies’ Worsted Bathing Suits $6.45? 1 $10.00 Ladies’ Worsted Bathing Suits $7. 45
ROGERS &- STEVENS
mmwnm ,
scum Nonwluu
1- H 1 1 a
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Farm .. _.. on their wedding trip. Upon arrival was a visitor in South Norwalk, yeS- AMERICAN ' 1 “A batllc," as Hindcnburg explained
here they will occupy their line new
'home on Williams street
1 John Lawson. of the quartermaste'S’
department of the United States navy
will resume his duties today after u
{leave which had been lengthened be
. cause oi! an oprration for appendiCitis.
NOR WALK
...-SOCIETY
5.11mi Personal
NEWS
Mrs. P. H. Uhle, of 4 Union avenue.
en into last evening. and cohihderable
propel iy taken. '
l‘-—_—.
Madam Henriette“ Wakefield enter—m
Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Young and.
son William. of Milwaukee, Wis. have
left I‘oplul‘ Plains, Westport. where he
was visiting his mother and sisters, _.
lOaitwood ayenUE. last sunny.
Mrs. Charles D. Cullen, and son. of
has reported that her house was blfolt.1
not move from his seat. A revolver MP9 Dflnlehl’i‘lemina' hand MM;- Wallet
with two chambers empty, was found Bishop. They are now on their way
. m the “0°? 0! the machine n0” '3 to New York, Ncwsrk rfPhiladsiphid
Franklin avenue. are visiting with
Mrs. Gilbert's mother; Mrs. Charlotte
Johnston, in Poughkeepsie
handkerchief which had been pressed
”close to the head of Wright or his com-
' portion and through which a bullet hadi
hen fired. Wright Was 22 years old'
and married. The girl was 120 years
old and unmarried.
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1 trip to Springfield, Mass. where
‘ yesterday the
and Niagara Falls.
‘ Misha
'Harold and Edward Hill of ant.
13115 avenue, 93505765 an “WHOM“ her glandmoihcr, Mrs. Gladstone,
7311933 Nolth Stamford.
erick 1v 1 .. leave; . 11
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- the old Federal League Park in Harri- strayed in the crash
, tained Mr. Lazzar'o, the noted Spanish‘were to start the hall arolling with a
tenor, and his wife, at liar home in‘
= close\ to 25 000.
_ Dorothy Black has returned 1: .
home from a v sit in Not-Avalk with ing on using t .
in as soon as the interactional League by a Germ submarine.
to his impatient Germans some time
STEAMSHIP “ago, "takes time ”to mature." But
GOES DOWN surely after four months of German
. 'victory it ought to be starting to rim
".611.
Sill lEA DARilNS
1111 lo lll SHADE
cord: as; Gray! Here’s An 011mm
Recipe that Anybody Gan‘Apply
terdny noon, with hiends in South
Main ail-eel.
Samuel J. Keelor, or the Norman:
agency, spent yesterday in iiarttord. --
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Thilty-tllree men of the crew were
landed at Lewes, Del" having Been
patched up by a patrol boat alter they
Another hitch has developed in the had floated 10“ about eight hours. i
proposition for the Giants, Yankees Many °t ”‘8 men were found flinging
to wreckage as part of the ship’s
and Supenbas to play Suaday games at equipment 0A. liteboats had been de-
SUNDAY GAMES m HARRISON
* AGAIN sTalKe A squ
According to the information receiv-
ers. the missing men are the sec-
dand third mates, a most; boy; and 1 .... ,
two sailors. The damage to he men- The use of Sage and Sulphur for re-
game With the Cuba at Harrison on‘icm tanker was such that She “'35 storing faded, gray hair to its natural
Sunday. such a contest would draw compelled to enter a nearby port. - .5
However during ‘1the' The Poseidon was taken met in an ”1°“ dates back to grandmothers ,
’ time. She used it to keep her hair
American port by the United States
week somebody interposed a difficulty, Shipping Board with other Holland beautifully dark; glossy and attrac-
son. Last Friday night on arrange 1
meat was made whereby the Giants ed 1‘
,or NO and the proposition oops more .vessels several months ago She was live Whenever her “hair look on that
hangs tire The 990'? attendance at ”‘9 assigned to the coastwis‘e (load-carry
Harrison may in: trade. When sunk she was on a dull, faded or streaked appearanice,
voyage mm Boston to Norfolk » , .this simple mixture was applied w th
A LONDON. August 2.41m Nonve- wonderful enact. 1
815m brig Alkher,‘ Of Medal; was sunk But brewing at home is mussy and
Fulton Dempsey iigh
rrisolt park jufifg
The‘ or ow
k Club vaCated was saved
'h oi other ingre
pended upon to: restore natural color
' o the hair. . 1
on the coaster Norway on Wednesday out-cledate Nowadays, by asking at. .
any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of "
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