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‘ Jators arrested.
11111111111 Suits
20% REDUCTION
With 6 weeks of the best part
of the bathing season ahead of
you.
.Bny Collars, B V..D and
Rockingehair Underwear be-
fore Aug. 15 and save the ad—
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
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RICHARD HUDNUT' S
PERFUME-S AND TOILET
ARTICLES
DJ ER KISS
. FACE POWDERS, TALCUMp
COLD CREAM, ETC.
Special Low Prices At
PONTY’S KODAK SHOP
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
SOUTH NOR‘NALK, CONN.
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Ci 1y News;
The Barge Red 81:11 Is dist-l1 arniu: :1‘
«cargo of soft coal at lla1mond Bothers
’wharf. ,'
M W--.
111.5 Van Veen and daughter, Flor,
once, are visitols :11 Mrs. 0 \1. New V
man of ti. Fahfleld .11 011111 , ,
;‘ Sergeant Igyan H Silk resumed c0111
anand of the uptown police station 11115
morning for the ensuing 111 11 weeks
_______.
Mrs. Ctit‘111'11111 Downs has 1e1ur1.11l
to her home on 11‘ 1111 a: re 1 . atte1 1pend.
ting the past 11 9911 as the guest of Miss
Fictence Downs at lioniauguiu lit-11'. 1.1
The authorities from St. Mary's
Home, on the East 'Rocks Road, re
ported to the police the loss of a
dascbhund. which strayed away from
the home.
Another complaint has been 111111113 to
the. police ot a jiinoy racing up West
avenue last evening. Complaints of
1.11111 kind are coming into the police
. headquarters every day and hereaftca
110 warnings will be given, but the via
"1 The young son of John Hines, of
Summit street, was bitten by a dog this
morning. near his home. The 11111 was
”not. seriously injured, but reautrrd 111.1
attendance of a doctor. The matter
'was reported to the police, who in 111111
notified Dog Warden Thomas 11‘. Walsh
31110 is investigating.
A number of local pr'ople 1v-r-
led to a tree exhibition of fireworks
this morning when one 0: the freight
‘cars on the Connecticut Company's
line was stalled under the Washington
astreet bridge. In some unknown man-
111.11
nor the pole on top of the trolley he:
came detached from the electric wile
sand ran amucl; of some high powe1ed
|mires on the railroad tracks overhead
._...__.'N_.—
' ' Several hundred people”, both 1111111
S‘ami‘ord and this city, enjoyed the.
balloon and confetti dance which was
given at 11010111 Point. last evening by-
"t‘te Brunswick Social (311111 of Stamford.
iThe affair was a successin' fiery; {my}
and was thoroughly enjoyed by 111
preesnt. A large. auto-bus conveyed the
i'amford dance—lovers to the Park and
turned with them at a late hour.
Mfr
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2; they who wish to nros- !
1‘ -.-r must work ' and
3 ve. ’i—Scott. : .
Spendthrifts and idler:
; are similar; agenerution
0f them would bankrupt.
' a nation. The prosper-
. on: are the nation' s
V;; strength
" . 1 Bank Account here"
1, :ads to a seat in pros-
: erity’s corner.
1 Per Cent. Interest Paid 011
_ Savings .
. lpen Monday Evening 7 111‘
{V e o cloak;811.1111'tlay’lvon:i
"sil'ot-tls about '.'1 111101 I1 111st
' n. 11'. 111111111111. 01’ this my, retiring:
president 01 the. State Firemen’s Asso-
ciation. was teelected rice president
of the Connecticut Fire Chiefs club at
the annual meeting at the Home or
the Bridgeport Elks, on Wednesday
The police dummy at Main and 11' all “,1
s11 cots continues to be much of a 1111- l“:
get for automobiles as the stone 11' all;
around St. Pauls church yard 119211,
111.111 Man 5 t"'.u1\e he silent cop: ,é‘
1111.: knocked doun again last evening:
by a truck driven by Max Hang of.'.
Bridgeport Ville promptly settled the 1'
slight damage inflicted.
9/2.. .219». 3;; .'.
0‘11. .0»
a»
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Peter liensen, employed in the re '1
pair of the State road on \‘1’estport‘j
art-nun. bronchi a 11.111115111111- ll‘al'elilt'Y'
1111'! to the uptown police station this 9
morning which he had found in the ..L
roadway near the County: Home. 1151.1;-
was of the Gladstone type. and yell q
filled with a man’s wearing apparel amt f 3 1;
toilet articles of considerable value. -:
The only clue to its; ownership was '1 .
woman's address in Hal-1111115 N Y ‘."'.
'A'bazaat, l‘or the benefit of the Red
Cross, is being held at the Belle Isle: 111
Social 'Club today. A very line 11101
rtt‘u lit in on 11::1'15'1'1‘11 and it I 111.111 Vi"
Ved the affair 1' ill 111-11911 patr'onizui
l 11511-201111 1111s 11111111111111; at the Pine ;
loin: (‘atho‘i c 'Clu‘u in 1111-1ltemoon..1
'1‘3210115 1111:"Lp1111s \1'10 '6- 111101111 0.1 9
the 1-ll"r:ii11111;1 r111 1111-11 111-11'111111 while :1 EV;
111usl1ai prozram 11:11 prcst 1111111 in the 1'11:
even its: by 1111- membels of the club.
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.:1’/1. a.
Any kind of (1 01111111 lau2uag11 is 1:1 '9
11111) just now out the par‘tit‘ulai 1112111th ,1;
1151-11111Joseph\\oits1il‘.1121“a 121111191130;
11 111‘::.\ Pro 1-131'1 1.11'onue has 111-1111111111 .
the indi motion of his noiuh 101s. I-‘t'e-
quent complaints to the police 11211'1‘ '
liOCll made but their cautions to him'VV.
V1111'111I his 11' :1\.~' 11111- hoe-11 dish-"aided.
\lotm 'i‘op lariis ’11111'1'111 visited 111111 9"
this morning and tzave 111111 :1 final .,
11 .1111111". 11111111 if not heeded 11111 be, V135
11
followed by his arrest.
T111110. were 1110 5112111 111110 amide-111s .10
near the junction of Main and W all .
orbiting.
Mrs A.ii~;11-I1.ot(‘hr-tnut 1111] Mo ' ‘
11.111- '11'1 1-411 :1 1' '1 1.11 1111111110. one (Ir-ii"-
111111 lithe 31-."11111-111'1 of 13111121311011 .21.
breaking :1 11111111111111. and 111111111 1m"
11111111110112 11 Mom.“ of Villa. avenue,‘ .7
1111 V ornon, \l \‘.. s‘leswlped T nlotlly‘
lire-roan:11‘111'1111n111erv oar bending a
111u1lgu:'.11d Prompt settlement was ..
made for the damage done in each case
4:! 'LENN
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”ANN
The attention of tht boat canons of :1;
this city is 1.111111 to the, 11111 that which;
11‘ th: '11- 111101;: 11111111 are moored along,
the shore are veritable 11tosquito-breed-'. 1,;
‘111's. The. units ate ltft tied to 1119.;1
shotemnd are fotgotten' tor days at!
a time and in event of a rain storm 1
the 11-111 111c."111.tllieti with three or .'l
four inches 111' water Whit 11 in limo
stagn; 111-3 :1111 oonseouentlv breeds tin-'13
111111111111111' post it 11:21 been 111111111 that 1')
the place where the slteoters breed 9
1110'! 1111 01113 is 111 such places and 1113;?
a lit tio care has taken to empty or ball 6
the 11' 1' '- 1 1:111 the boat 111101111111 it 5,11
accumulates much would he. done 11);“
bite-11111111111: the shoe: ore and their;
bite“. l
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EELLE ISLAND . _,
‘. IMPROVEMENT MEETING
I The 111111ual meeting of the, l 2‘10 is-
land Improvement Associatinn.'lnc. } i
will be held this evening in the rooms
of the Belle island Social Club. it is
ur-gtntly tequcsted that all members
11:1 on hand at tonight’s tut-11111.1: as
t". (to me a number of important 111a1-, '
.1‘. 1310102101 (tiller—1s
‘-""1:
directors.
l‘each Pat; 'odsm in
Schools, Say
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1111.10.10 (.‘. C. 3111110111,. super-
1 price.
...,;. .-~.I.-°1s. ‘5
SOCIETY WOMAN
101'; to he consideted among, 1111101111111 "0‘ “’l
A‘lls,
5111.111: 111‘
Mid-Summer Clearance Sale
“Our 'flnly Sale 91" the Season”
We must make room tor our new fall goods.
“Every garment reduced below the present market . .
If you haven’t taken advantage of our '
' Mid-SummerClearance Sale, we'advise you to do
it at once. A few of the many specials.
. Suits
$15.00 Suits . . . . . . $5.00
$15410 Suits ..... $7.95
$18.00 Suits ...... $9.95
$23.00“‘Snits . . . . $12.91
Waists
$1.00 Waists ....... 751‘
2.00 Waists ..... $1.50
5-33.00 Waists ..... $2.50
$5.00 Waists . $3.75
BATHING SUITS
. AT
SPECIAL PRICES
Coats
$8.00‘Coats . . . . . 93.95
$13.00 Coats ...... $7.95
$18 00 Coats . . $9.95
"’3 00 Coats $12.95
DRESSES
$6.00 Dresses ..... $3.95
$8.00 Dresses . . . . $5.05
$10.00 Dresses .. . $6.95
$15.00 Silk Dresses $5.95
$16.00 Silk Dresses $6.95
$18.00 Silk and Serge;
$9.95
I . $5.95 Children’ s Coats; --
SKIRTS
. Children’s Coats
S3. 75 Children’s 00th
'.flo
dz" ". -
37‘ 1.. )5 Children s Coats.
$4. 95
8"
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SILK AND w00L'
$1.50 Wash Skirts . . 99c
V SWEATER
03.00 Wash Skirts $1.951 11' S ,1
$4.95 Wash Skirts $3.50 SPECl'AL PRICES
.. .
Sf-
FALL MILLINERY
Advance Fall Showing
New Fall Velvet Hats at Moderate Prices
“3"
';;- -1; 9- - "
$150—$200 Shares
$3.110 f-hapes 1 -
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SPIAPEIS
TRIMMER Mars :1
and Parasites
. 51c . ..
1.2 Force 1
.991:
".5; Oral:
PAYS $15 FINE IN
WESTPORT COURT Bill Passed Arranging Exclusive Bust
Mrs. Harry Payns Yhitney Caught in -
Net for Speeders.
Mrs iiurry Payne Whitney. leading
1 \"1'1111111 of \'1'-\v York City. 11115
111111 11111 111 in 1111'- speedtrs‘ net 11111111 was
, laid by 1111- state police 11ho were no
litre in \Vesiport. Wednesday.
iother prominent persons from several
; states 11 em also
Educator: The chauffeur oi the machine In which
\\ {111111-51 11m riding was touud
filli-‘(l Sh),
Willie
waiting for 1121 1.1» 1- it) 11:- 111-113-111 01‘
3113. Whitney
lion in the village. .
1 than into custody
1111: 1.11111 11.1.
111111 1.1').<1.1.'.1'-:y111111.1u paid.
attracted much attenq
CONNECTECUT PATn'NTs.
The follo11ing 1ve1e issued luly l6..
List furnished from the office of A H. come solely 110m Germany
Wooster,
Alain street, Bridgeport.
Ford; Stuart ‘15., Bridgeport, 'shnttlt;
for looms.
George, John H. midgoport, Electri- Clark,
‘cal connection.
solicitor of Patents 1115
1 support
Buckminster, Frank S. Waterbury. Washington. The ceremony was per;
alchmakers' magnifying glass.
Brown, :Robert 8.. New Britain,‘ by Rev ‘H. B Alley
check.
Jul-n, Barthpld, New Britain. d131, Cloth.
penning device.
Lake, ’ Simon,
Many
Milford Concrete bride both gave their ages on the mar-
:buiiding construction. .. ..
Cooper, James 8., :Saugatuck Sack1'
ers’ pipe. . .
Randall, Chester J.-, Saugntuck, ap1 Governor Marcus H.~ Holcomb has
none than-1.1mm. 1n Coplparatus for exhausting the t tot-tor Brim 1111 a requisition upon the gover-
arubberh, cles . 1. .
INGRAM; SEN 7;". th‘QE; 3&3... .303;- ‘Oe. 1m: 3.1.!
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A NEW IDEA IN CANNING.
Hero is a new idea for that-111111111541
of vegetables. Do not throw away!
small quantities 01 fresh vegct:tblee.l
Combine them into salad and soupl
mixtures. ion will be glad at them
for the winter.
Can Vegetables for Salads and Soups. ;
it 11111 hate small amounts 01 reg e- ;
tables 11111 01011111011 canning do 1111;
tin-ow them away. Combine and can:
RUMANIA IN GERMAN YOKE. l
ness Dealings With Teutons.
' PARIS, 'Aug. 15.—~'l_‘l1e i'ttnnaniau
Chamber of Deputies has 011311011 :11
most unanimously a bill creating a con
it'aI exchange otiice. according to Ger-
man reports received 111 Bern:- and
transmitted by the liavas Agency. ;
The project, the Foreign Minister do "
clared, meets a national need, as its
object: it; to bring Romanian exchange
Salad.
atttactive looking jar for a 1:111 1111:
The tt‘getablos should he blanched
and cold dipped separately, then 111'-
market 111111111111 with those of the ranged in lay-e15 in :1“. jets with some
great Powers, ,110 :1ny German}, Twill] to color effect
A good combination of 1-1- ammuni-
ior salad is sugaested as follows:
Peas, celery. carrots and Ilmu beans.
Qt course,‘ono can vary the combinan
t1on according to the market. and sew
son. ‘ _ I
To each plot jar add 2 tablespoon-
11118 of vinegar, 1 tablespoon 01‘ 1111111111.;
one teaspoon salt and boiling watt-1';
:10 11118113111111; in hot watet bath 1111 1
through the lntermediation of the itn-'
portal Bunk. '
All Romania's economic activity in
the future it is added, will he direbt-
ed 1"‘o1vatd Germain and the Central
1Powcrs. Germain; 1111! bur Rumanias
1111011. and Romanian imports will
not necessary to sterilize the produth
MOV'E‘ QUEEN MARRIES as long as it only hot water and salt:
IV 1;: 11.110117ch Aug. 11;. —-Marguelite 1‘vere used
motion pic: ute actress. was SWP'
.'is anaclled to the engineming amps at log to the products used. F01 exam-
gplo if peas are one of the 1ng1edlents,
l 101 med in the First Methodist chutchi listeril no the product for three bouts
Tito b1 lde was 'zlows
Miss 0mm (1)
,onion and parsley.
in cubes Sterilizo for. three hours
(2). Carrots, cabbage, celery, tur1i
attended by her sister
Lieutenant Williams is diver-c
ed from his first wife. He and his
sley, peas (dried), salt and pepper to
1111102. Storillze in water bath 90 min
11 es. ‘
Ir1030 license as 31.
WANTED VFO’R- NONaSUPPORT.
Very truly yours,
ADELLA E. CLARK
Home Demonstration Agent.
Yo r, . John Lisbeth
them for salads 01 soups. ' ;‘
The following recipe makes a VCIV'
[inwards '
'fififr’d’d‘t‘h 'on Main 31., Fairfield 11's.;
1‘? [vi
store 110111111. —8: so to '11 daily 112615111 saturdmp
then open till 9 P. M.
t
Keep the
kiddies cool
And at the saute time comfortable-you lin‘ow'
how it 18 yourself clean clothing makes a vast differ? ,
once 121111110 keep little tots clean means many changesi, _,
',1 We secured practically a line of sample garmentli V ,
that is there care few of a kind for the maker used 11$ 7
odd lots of materials and embroidmies' to making furl .
68 this assortment of long and short dresses, pea-7'1. ‘ '
coats etc '-‘ . -
The materials are batiste and nainsook beautiuj .
ully designed and trimmed with dainty embroidery;
.90 fine val laces and insertions. , S's-11,
. .Models are empire bishop and yoke effects and
be real values range from $1. 00 to $5. 00
priced nowat 850, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50,
' $3.00 and $4.00 '
\
Zane Grey
The man who wrote
“The Border Legion” a beautifuf
jgirl in following the man she loves
falls into the hands of bandits in ’5,
lawless mining camp. -
“Last of the Great Scouts" Till.
life story of “Buffalo Bill” as told 11
his sister and Zane Grey. 9
“The Rainbow Trail” A' y'o'uii
clergy man, thinking himself a failure '.
a minister, wanders 1n the west until he finds 10158. ‘
. dffllfilo
f “The Light of Western Stars "‘ ' An excitlti"
elm-y of the Mexican border and of ranch life 111 th
center of frontier warfare.
'. “Riders of the Purple Sage” 'A 10111111116 0
Utah, when Mormon authority ruled unquestioned.
“The Heritage of the Desert.” The story of
\Iorinon girl who loved a New Euglander, out on
painted desert. .
“DoSert Gold” 'A fascinutmg story of f
starving prospectors 113110 found a heard of gold in-
the middle of the desert. 1
l "Betty Zane” A tale of frontier life and of th'
heroism of the 1:111 1th defended a beleaguered ga_ :11
risen. ,
'~ “The Last of the Plainsmen" The personal ad
111111 «111.1. out tiaw hunted on one. side. b1V.,1.1,0_n9$l2 mo
‘and on the other 131' outlaws. 1:}? ' '
l 1 ' ‘. _ .21
“Th 0 Short ‘tliop' The hero tired of factor
grind. 1111110.: out to 11111 lame and fortune as :1 pr.
tessionai ball play 111. . . .
All of the above on sale today in our book '11"
[1.111111an at ~ . 5
, . .0
“~. .'
Moll: tlocr Patricia Ave 0511:1110.
THE ROWLAND DRY hUODS C0.
,. ’ one hour and 11 half, the vine-gal and _-_-.
1MARGUERITE CLARK. ‘ ‘ Pug“ 111111111 p‘ese‘VW‘i“ 1111111011115 RED CROSS WORKERS account 15 1.1an SOLDIER
1n canning vegetables for soup the NORTHERN ll‘ALY, Thursday
.Vmbe; I 1 1'. lmandehe‘e ”Stem“ 1111.10111011111: sugat and Vinegar are 111111111311 The‘ust 11'. (By The \‘ssociatul v.11
“051-111 “Hartmd mandolin H P \iilllams of New Orleans. who product should be sterilized accord~ Se1erai melnbels oi the Ame1itan Red;
Cross Ambulance Service have been, .
decorated with the. Italian Win (‘1 one b19111. received at the. state scare
't'or excellent conduct on \10111 Grappa
A go'od soup combination is as 101- ,eally 111 June.
., ,welel Captain 11. Bates, of t 'nmb. 'Id'j'e.
Beans, peas, potatoes, carrots. Masai; John Cloud. of St Loni 11: .1011
Cut the vegetables eph Widner. of New 11 01k, and James
'Baker, of Minneapolis. .
alps, lima beans (dried) onion, par l MILLIONAIRE. PAPERMAKER
- l SANDUSVKY. Ohio. Ans. lit—J. J.
" Dauch, millionaire head of the mode
and muche Paper Co; of this 01mm
his chauffeur, Harry Hicks wor
an. I BALLoTs Rectal
HEADQU .\RTlr‘llS
1N7 One from Sailor Who Was on
Aug , chip "San Diego. "
ITAl LAN
Fifteen more soldier ballot-.1
oilice, and they ate all from men
navy. One'o:~ the; votl'si‘. "is
Btzeshi of Plymouth, who gov
these at "U. S. 0.8.1n'131ego'
1":11121911'111 011 Fl: 12 island July 19
3 secretaty s oliice is new bus}:
{the 1111111 911111011 1111111111111; , "
send to Connecticut. voters; .
‘ two sets of ballots having alre
sent to commanding officers
and series went out Wedn _d
The men decorated
KILVLED IN AUTO CRASH
will do to indivldual soldiers
to the c'otnmandtng ot‘ilcere‘
Norwalk Chronicler