e
‘ht‘7i7.::=_g_.3 r“... :2 I; .> .l, ‘1“: )7 . > :
to-eajoy thuseivesli‘uarsuiely. .
imbsrsenliceisdischarslna‘a;av ’
mo of coal at the flarrla.a..nana..‘,. . DAM
m . r. . 1, m "i- . m"
lies Meta Hochwitt, oi Passalc, N. Mont?m*:;m ““m’im 0‘
3., is visiting with friends at Winhld Kr. and Mrs. George Ville.
.y MttqudUl. " ‘Le _
‘ ' , —---- Thomaedadee 'ro /
om. me it. pass who has been m. Immmfl.~mmw
.s
- , N. 1.. has returned to in
, an... 'Ladles' Aid Society or the,East 1.50,,
1‘! .0 m ditched, He
,msnue n. E. church is meeting 1:31m sate
'nfisrnoon with 'llrs. J. w. palauson. was considerably bruised in conse-
rurfilyrtie street duence oi the tall. The prisoner was
2 - fined :10 and costs. '
Kiss agelia Van CoeverinegI afiefrgs’. D --—-—s '--
—~ and "Ira, nu ream u- onald Gedne was ' '
:2. at the cm or the Connecticut Selieck this mining tgfiemininifi
1"" a; power company, after a vu- car without an operator'e' license.
. 2 I. u. . i'l'hls was the young man’s second ar-
) ___ I rest for the same clause. He was
hor horns hero- arrested by a state odicer for violat-
Witheyoun mate vol
andindo ‘ u "
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‘ mg“ with {trends in East Ortn89. town Court last evening. having been I
- the auto laws. The sincer- ind to .
rltr. and lies. C. G. Molnar and lit.
and Iranian H.3ehreareonloyins
amocortripse‘xeanehnnlsporhnaine.
and will be gone about ten days.
. ‘ Dr. Therm 3. Bradley has addedvtound guilt m,
.V to his real estate holdings in East y “d lined so ugly
' Juarwaik with the purchase of a 10! watching the railroad employee yam,
,.n.3uildings on Rowan street from ing on the bridge throwing red- hot'
'3 B. Enron. .bolts from the. furnace to u” m‘
-‘ ' filing the same, 1
The Steamer Msri‘on which has
idea listing at her anchorage is be-
!“ pumped out daily, one o: the
‘ sums having opened so as to admit
. answerable water.
Clarence Chapman has lately phi»
lit. and Mrs. Ellis E. Howard have chased a new automobile.
soldtheir former home on Mile “9‘: _’
. nus to Anna C. McDonald. accordlns' It the weather does not let up every.
to a warrantee deed filed with Town thing in the gardens will mold.
Clark Herbert R. Smith. '
John Knapp recently “aura
Judge John J. Walsh, who has been erty on the Dudley and Westport,”111:3~
K.» endoyisg a cruise in the yacht Beulah '
has returned to his home on Dorioné The selectmen have had a true;
Point. A very pleasant tljp was. had carting Bind on the Westport road, A
in spite of the wea'ther conditions. *bk imprOVement.
Spectators take great interest in ‘
1011113 {week's recreation at “Nouns
taln View.” "Lake Oscaleta (Wear
bus). the stunner home of E. 3. Law»
Ilsa Roxie Merritt entertained 24
members or the B. (B. Qwins Club at
cards at her beans in Hoyt street.
Friday evening. Ms Knapp we.
'ill'st prize. Mrs. James Thomas second.
and Miss Rose Knapp third.
—_
Radcliffe Chautauqua will open its1
mum in New Canaan on Saturday
afternoon. Much interest
displayed among the residents and the
interesting program on Americantsm
will no doubt be witnessed by a large
number of persons.
_—_e-
“5 The barges Rising Star and Red Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bates recently
. Star No. 11. are discharging their motored from Hartford, visiting their
canoes at the rFerris Coal Company's niece. Mrs. S. W. Merrill. .
' docks. having been brought in yester-
, dew afternoon. » i
/ ___., icently recovered iron 8 severe in.
_ A number of East Norwaik young ness, ‘8 the proud owner ofea toy’poo
"" ladies are planning to hold a beach d‘e'DUDDY. \‘
puty at Compo Beach this evening;
it the weather is clear. - The "0W1 “ the baseball game. on
, The usual mid-week services will Sunday, were delighted to see first
be held at the local churches tomor- 3.8813811 Remsen Lawrence back at
you evening, -bls post again. *.
“—
East Norwslk school chilren are‘ It ‘3 “8895de by miny baseball
awfully apprehensive that fie fans that seats should be meted on,
‘ schools Will not Open On September the grounds. it is rather tiresome toi
. as per the schedule. They seem to stand 8" during 8 same. Why not se-'
to the only ones who do not sympo-
thiae with the teachers on their
stand..bnt that is because they would
have to go to school it the techers
win out.
Charles H. Ainsworth. of Cottage
street, is confined to his home with an
attack of blood poisoning in the index
agar oi his right hand. which was
caused by some Japan getting into an
' open wound there. about a week ago.
Mr. Ainsworth suffered nothing from The {are of young William Strick-
the wound at first but later his finger land will be missed here in Wilton by '
started swelling and it was found that a host of his young friends. On 8st-
blood poisoning had set in. iurday he took a ride on Gaylord Whit-
Workman under the supervision or
Street; Superintendent Edward F. Dut-
iey were repairing the wood block
pavement at the corner or Keyser
pica , and Bust Washington street,
seating privilege. ,
Mrs, S, W. Merrill had the mlsior-'
.tune of losing a valuable sheep. last
week, from the best. She was ex.
pectlng to exhibit this one, along with
the rest of the dock, at the Danbury
Fair, as they are of very selected Dora;
set stock, and are very rare herev
abouts.
times'to get a drink of water.
last time Mr. Whitlock thought Elm
several minutes. he jumped oi! the wa-
s. Woodworth lei-rill m, who re!
unusually long. and, after waiting for -
Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Knnpp spent ‘
few days during the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. E. iBJiawrenoe at Lake
Waccdbuc. Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Bertine
and Mr. and Mrs. George C. m
are the guests at 'Nountain View"
this week.
Dr. George E. sBreewer of New York
Herriman in the Presbyterian Hosp
tel New York. last Tuesday. Aug. 1 .
Hr. Herriman is making a very good
recovery and expects to be back in
Marshall Ridge Road in about two
week's time. '
performed an operation as George F. .d
flu:
' The twelfth annual Labor Day ceie~
“"9 a ‘8' can!) Koch and charse for bratlon win be held in East Woods on” indies concerns. the Legislatureqbundnv in Staten island, where
There will be a ll month
Monday. Sept. 6.
1 ball game in the morning at 10 o'clock..
Dinner will be served between ”280'
and 2:30 p. 1:). Games and contests
will be the “More of the alter-mm.
closing with an entertainiment in the
evening.
Mrs. wand Bangor and His- Hanoi
‘Bemr gave a party to the ‘B. B. Bew-
lng Club at Miss Renter‘s home in
Prospect Heights. Thursday evening.
Sociability reigned supreme for the
entire evening. The table
.Prfltlly decorated in white and yellow
lockls sand wow. and. being my. _
"m. 1‘0 filmed at- the brook several -cm "W‘flm “ m
m .
or golden red. sauce}
played. cards being the principal one
enjoyed Miss label Knapp won the
Mr. and Irafldwu'd Lawrence and I
lit. and ma. A. H. Raymond are on;
has been .
this morning. A number at small
holes . caused by rains and heavy
trucks have been made in the wood-
en pavement with the result that re-
pairs are badly needed. 3
x
R. C. Thompson. of 54 First street.§
sustained a serious injury to his right
wrist 'while at work yesterday morn-
ing when attempting to put a piece of
heavy galvanized leader together. The
leader, which was made of sheet iron,
slipped and drew across his right
wrist, laying it open for a distance 0!
some two and a halt inches, narrowly
missing the artery. Idr. Thompson
wont to the residence of Dr. Theron
8. Bradley. where the womd was'
dressed. four stitches being taken in'
it. Ir. Thompson will be unable to
use his arm for-some little time, until
the wound heals. and an elfort is be4
in: made to avoid blood poisoning. ;
Frank N. Glover, chairman of the
Third ward Republican City commit-
tee has called a caucus of the Republi-
can voters for Friday night, August
. 20th,.“ Community Hall, for the pur-
pose of choosing the name of a candlg
date for the od'ice of Councilman from
‘ the Third ward. to be recommended to
the Mayor and Council. at the special
meeting of the Council, to be held on;
Wednesday sunning. August 25th. The
names of Everett Preece, ,deputy reg:
.istrar of voters, and William Blascer
are prominently heard. It was at first“
thought that Mr.Bla.scer's name would
be sufficient to carry the vote of all
Republicans in the Third Ward, but.
some dissension developed.
ROWAYTON ‘
" The Atlantic and Pacific Tea com-
pany has washed at Bell island a
.sui‘nmer cottage for its women em-
ployee who spend their -vacations
' there. Each week a new allotment of
employee arrive at the island for
their week or rest and the house 18'
always filled with guests of the com-
pany. There are betweenrlo and 15
girls who come each week. The
, house is conducted similar'to that op-l
:_ ersted by the telephone company for},
~ 'lts employee at a resort w New
. ' Haven. The Atlantic and Facile
,;nd-pany in selecting Bell Island did‘
no ecnilse of its beauty and invigoro'
noon to New York city.‘ The clerks:
L BETTER Basins
i The crusade tor banter babies has
son to investigate. He found him with
his head under the water up to his
shoulders. Mr. Whitlock pulled him
out and rushed him up to the house,
and, after an examination, by Dr. Dem-
ing and Dr: Kellogg. pronounced him
dead from drowning. it is thought
that he had a at when in the act of
bending over to get a drink from the
brook. He had boarded at Charles
.Whitlock‘s for the past ten years. He.
was 19 years of age and was well liked
by all who knew him. He was one of
the shouters at the weekly ball games.
and not being present at the game.
last Imday, cast of gloom by every-
body who knew him.
NEN CANAAN
NEW CANAAN.
F. C. Benger is out again after be-
ing confined to his home for a week.
Mrs. George Wardweli of Chicago.
is visiting (friends and relatives in
town.
iMiss Helen
week at the home
Acharn in Waterbury.
Bar-now is spending n
of Miss Hattie
bliss Gertrude Barlow of East. Ive-
nue spent a few days last week at
Hickory Biuir. South Norwalk.
Miss Hildegard Ziesnier is enjoying
a vacation loom her duties in F. G.
Stark's law omce in Stamford.
IMiss Loretta Cook-oi New York is
spending her vacation with . Mrs.
stirred Knapp in East Avenue.
lire. George Wardwell is spending
a few days at the home of Mn. E. J.
Brown. in East avenue.
' Clifford 5 oils of resumed avenue
has been ned..to his home
illness during the bait week.
Stanley Provost of New York is
spending a week at the home or Mrs.
L. s. Knapp in Locust avenue.
Mrs. .B. F. Weed left Saturday for
a two weeks' with her moth‘er.
tits 2. E. l! let's! Amherst. Mass.
-
. ' rr. and fits Henry antenna: "if j
all-flu Nowhere and its easy .ac- Chisholm?” are rpm-lingerie when: .-
HEADACBEB GENERAILY
loom FROM moment. is
i
am priz and In. mo. m:
fthe bod! prise. /
01:, For Words!
To tell how one sip of Van Dyk
'Teas and Coflees leads to another
‘and another! They have a “more—
ish” eifect that is simply irresis-
tible! ‘ . ..
Duchess, 'nle Codes Supine. Out
? to use 1b., (5 lbs. #110)
seat» cores, Quality rm . Cut
“ h3301b;(blbs._$1.00) -
Quail-Tea, Best Bulk Out to “o
i Ill-(31M. 31-30),
View! In. Int-Good. his
3‘ Valu,85clb.(31bs.fl.00).
'l‘rssh Creamery Butter, .....dlo
”emu“... mass
a
ham} van, Dyk ca
nucwr’nm-ss.
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answers. 1
2
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i
orwalk.
week‘s mun spent
He returned to west arms a vaesflm
at two weeks. the first pct of which
was spat in Hontreal.
William 1. Stewart. of Bridgeport.
-was a visits:- in this city. yesterday.
Ila spent his time at, Baton Point.
' where he enJoyed the"swimming.-wlth
i
Inn‘s-d Hrs. Ennis (hum. of Flor-
‘walk and Mrs. George slackers have
returned home anes- mending the
'week-snd with fir. and Mrs. A. 1..
’mon of Orange street. Stanton!
Sergeant Gibson, of the police de-
partment. will return. tom. than:
‘a vacation extending nearly team's.
He will be stationed h South Nee-walk
till the Cost 0! the month.
Frank C. Glace leit. yesterday, ta-
.saratoaa. where he will spend two
{days at the horse races there before
returning to his home. on lain street,
this city.
Rudolph B. Bovi was a Vinita ini
Devi recently -
l Why some American women are
dc- firt cool sleeves and
immigioveaonthenelonghot
days is explained above. The photo-
graph shows a model for a prominent
Par-Han designer wearing the latest
lilting in short sleeves and long gloves
the m race course near
e French capital. ,
Kr. and Ira. Mew Galboend'
son have returned after spendi- a-
‘week with fire; Galbo's aunt. at the
initor's home, at Pittafleld, final.
e—s—fi
seams mm, wife, and and
flies Hattie W, were guests of
Hrs. Samuel Randall on My. at
her home at malty use. N. Y.
so..-
. “fi—
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’ ST. JOHN. N. r, Aug. 18.-—The no“.
ooiony oi' Nmmml has initiated 9:; . two
an attempt at Gove' rnment control of
Ernest Sloan. night manager a! the
lysine C. Reed. tore-an for the
m Cour-an is enlar-
weaka' vacation.
the island. Over the protest of man!
oi the shipping. nah exporting and oth-‘menedict Ne“ Company, '1“ SM‘
be
2- session . dosed. enacted will visit friends.
sever-a1.h l men-urns to this effect.
e most lmportsm of these crest» m, nd Mrs. Frank Tor-tonne. 0:
ed 3 WM which Vi" hi" "I“ 3‘1”" Ely ants-e, went to Mn. N. ”1.1
jdiction subject only to the Governor
. ‘ wil several da ve~
in- ca. over the rte or when they l on)!!! n
iadllsb. Under Its terms no one will
permitted to export dsh without a Milton l. Fink. of Bridgeport. was a .
zwithmons to be '13.... h, "1“" h m" "I" ”m “v‘ m
9" Y wi i ii in Win i .
.the bong with regard to the quality “OW th res v" n M ‘
oi the h. the time when it may be bliss Ruth Raymond. of 75 m
jwarded in my molar market. and?“ and W". :
cation.
*-
'ersses¢sss in
I other provided for the; -
areal-s eth- nd the in . km of; woman, Ky, sag. ll.-Gov-
""9" “’4" “"d h" “3° 3 u"‘esuor Evin P. W has deemed
product, most of which woes to Netti-"u. on up.“ toten." u gum
ternnean and South American ports '01“! t.“ m M m mi
The sponsors of the legislation said it‘ conceded. in . (m state- i
~was designed ‘0 improve “'9 “unwise“ be characterised than as nude? .-
-- .a- .w ..
'ot the cured fish. to ensure its surging}, mm .mmgood or-_
transportation and to prevent sluts inl pub! _
foreign markets with consequent price Ikhmmmarfigyw that here
cutting. alter persons convicted or can-yin:
{madly weapons may not expect easy
SAN MCISCO, Aug. 4.——Bigb 'exccuiiwe clemency. because. no in".
cost of living has never hit ladaau-‘done will be forums-ins!“ bis at-
car, Kendall K. Kay. tor-mar Callior- Enos He sailed ”on the courts in as»
at newspapers“. has written toxin in saving the sets reo- what he;
iiriends here. Best wine beet sells termed the W or Its bane
-
for three and one-half cents. and ricefiddee.‘ and and than: to faithfully
for one and onehalt cents. he said. mate the law. which W 30".
M can be had (or one-ball all sentences tor the first oils-ac. and.
caninesch, and, big‘lobstars for two for the second. dish-ancusemei'i't for
can
.two ”I. z
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13‘ UK IVERSM CA.
No ADVANCE as mom mm 0N
roan snows ans course
If we have yum-order immediately for '-
delivery before August 22. I.
Yours , j .
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Muscle-.1
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I CONNEALLY, e; BRACKE 1 3:
our Sgie Wind” Wednesday O‘Cning a! sh o‘clock.
mum rain LEFT or WOMEN‘S lilun
caspasnons as, .... .98c, $2.48 .x‘ 3:31,.
ROGERS e STEVENS‘
NOIWALK SO. NORWAI .li
Special Clearance .
Sale of Books
We'vscutittothe quick-“villi
priooeififtysprinzandm
nits. all
IridsyandSaturdaytheywfll
permeates. .lllll
lotsllsisesbutagoodchsnco
tsrfismsnwbogeunundesrly.
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Two Stores
- manages-am for our fall shipment
went-treduocourstock ofbooks. This
sale stasis an excellent opportunity to se-
cure splendid values in
Popular Fiction
and absolute clearance. we ‘ '
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To' 'l
have-adethenrloe'
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A Lot of Odd Books
Marked Below Cost
Aha . table "gaining a few articles marli-
""-“ee ms at includina' Baskets. China. Pot-
ten. Candle Sticks. Shade. Etc.
” Three Days Only, Thursday,
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Friday and Saturday
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