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i‘Eugenia Rummier of South Norwalk.

 

Boys. playing»~bell yesterday. on the
o’Valley-lplace. were complained about
to the police. :who put a stop to the
igame.

 

r city, has taken a position as assist-
< ant to ‘Mrs. James E. Corridan, mann-
'-+ r of the. South Norw‘k branch of
‘ Postal Telegraph company.

The Nutual’Benefit Association of
the Crofut & Knapp company enjoyed
a day’s outing and clnmbake on
Goose Island, Sturday. A number at-
tended and a most enjoyable day was
spent.

3 Many of the motors for the Rose-
bud baseball team were in Norwalk
yesterday to witness the game be-
tween the Norwalks and the Knights
of Columbus. both of whomrwere de-
feated by the Rosebuds ose score.

 

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Applications for hunting licenses
:u» usuin being made at the office of
lll.‘ llwn clerk -b_v hunters getting
ya. 1} tor the opening of the fall hunt.
31);; :>*‘ll:‘()n.

A: l liur Fredericks and others of New
l‘mL have filed suit on a common law
“mm in the Superior court, against
\‘.'.l|.um Roberts Laboratories of
(.i wiiwil-h. to collect $11,346.87 for
i‘ippvllws furnished. Damages of
:g. ; .. are obtained.

".ml at Harris & Gans.

’1. UV] on the trains has not abated
~ 12;.) increase in fares went into

local railroad representatives
‘ and the travel yesterday was
.-.,.-. :.llly heavy, It is expected that
m-m will he unusually heavy Cradle
1: n'; n,,“- until after Labor Day, when
lh' .«tlllllllel‘ vacation season ends.

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'l in. section foreman and assistants
antl- lupmts to the crossing on the
\‘M an l’oint road. yesterday. New
‘;>l =i Ln]: Was placed between the rails
:mi lllling and grading done. The
.i . ones are now in safe condition for
11'“ -lillll)llPS to crosg without breaking
.nl and springs, and V

at U... street soon.

-- lmu't forget Rolon Point Thurs-
niuht Svec‘s Double Orchestra.
"wufinllOllS Dancing.

.l lizu‘ilnml Smith of Port Chester
3.... brought suit for 3200 against
.ln r-ph Elias of Norwalk for non.pay-
air-lit of ll. check of $150. The case is
m m heard in the -Common" 'Pieas
I out The complaint states that on
All“: l the defendant} presented a
. 'i -- k drawn against the People's
’l‘lli~l Co. of South 'Norwalk, torthe
.an r oi M. F.- Scottfor 8150; The lat-
~ -, milim'sed the check and delivered
it I . Mr, Smith. The check 'Wal PTO.
rut-«l for non-payment.

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BATHfNG CAPS ‘ '
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Stillson-Powell Corp.
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Our electric burglar
alarm watches over
your valuables in our ‘
Safe Deposit vault bet-
terthan the mostfaith-
inland intelligent bull.
dog. . .n'

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with any park‘of our

vault will set at! this
alarm—and there itno;
way for the robber to

hush itiup.

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, Harry Gill, of South street, report-
ed to the police early this morning
that an auto had been abandoned on
the ‘Post Road. near the Klondike
club. When a search was made for
the car later this morning it had gone.

——Pea Coal at Harris & Guns.

. .Memhers of the Norwalk Yacht Club
on Saturday received notice of the
special meeting of the club trlnorrow
evening at 8 o'clock, at the clu-b
house at Hickory Bluff. Several im-
portant reports will be made by the
oificers.

 

Constable Ira Studwell, of South
Wilton. took to that place yesterday
afternoon Salvatore Chappm who was
arrested on charges of assault on his
wife. abusive language and resistance
of an oiilcer and intoxication. The
cse will be tried this afternoon.

.- Miss Gladys Flynn, of 132 {Flax Hill
(road, returned last evening after
rspending two weeks with her class—
‘mate, Miss Anna Murphy, at Plain-
ville. Miss Flynn will have Miss Mur-
phy as her g‘est here for the next
two weeks. On their vacation they
motored over the 'Mohawk trail.

 

 

 

 

——D0n't forget Roion Point Thurs-
day night vSvec's Dowble Orchestra.
Continuous Dancing.

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Delegates to the .Demooretlc City
Convention. which adjourned on April
19th. subject to the call or the chair
have been notified‘thatWthey~will ro-
convene in the Council Chamber, city
hall, on Tuesday, at 8 p. m., to discuss
various matters connected with the
coming campaign

Nicholas Solomon. of 369 'Main
street. Danbury repOrted to the po-
lice that he had struck a man near
South VVllton while riding a motor-
cycle tdwards Norwulk yesterday or
ernoon. Upon going back tto question
the man. he refused) to give his name
and said he was uninjured. -

 

—«START1NG Sept. 1st. Donnally's‘
store will stay open to 9 p. :11. except
Saturdays 10 p. in.

All members of Euro Nous Social
Club are requested to-meet Monday
evening in Davenport Hall at 8:30.
shurp.‘ The president, who- has had a
long vacation will be on hand to en-
tertain and a royal good time is ex-
pected, All members bring refresh-
meats.

 

 

A report reached the police last
night that a number of men are light-
ing at. the corner of Ely asd Lexing-
ton avenues. Patrolman Smith inves-
tigating found that Barney Lee and a
man named Lent were walking along.
when some other men made some re“
marks which precipitated a wordy;
quarrel. The patrolmen sent the men"
to their homes.

 

 

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the Future 7"

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But prepare forzit.

in some part of his life fool
sadly in need of ready cash.

‘ Rudy enhanced not'vbe cash
in your pocket ,nor is it cash
‘ mmewm stock!
our-bum!» Mb More
good, but rather itis cash in a
WWW where itclm
behadwhen wanted.

WE PAY 4%

on savings deposits and you;
money when you want it.

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’A special medium—of ‘ m ’ 01’
Counclhnen will be held sin‘ “1;;
.at 8 o’clock to approvb "a: “ap-
proprlation ,mdelby?’ the" Daimler
Estimate and ‘Taxation.

 

,TWilliam Franko was arrested last
night.- by Sergeant J‘s- Hurry Gibson
.chrged with operating a motor ve»
hiclei without an .operator’s license
and, with no markers on the car. The
caseswlll come before Judge Candee’
in the downtown court this afternoon.

 

i '1‘qu “’olotz, of the Standard- Bot-
ter an Egg Company, has purchased,
the vDavcnmrtAMock. North ' Main St»
from Nicholas'hdazarakos. paying be.
tween $25,000 or 330.000. It is 110w
occupied by Jeweler Noack and Cloth-l
ing Cleaner Smith. er. Wold: will}
,make a number of improvements
“there. '

{en to the hospital at 1:30 this after-
‘ noon, from bad lacerations of
both legs which. he received as the

When the ,faotory was called no in-
formation could be obtained as to
how the accident happened. Dr.
Daniel E. Sullivan is in‘attendance
on the man. ,

-Weather Forecast

For ~Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy weather with probably occa-
sional showers tonight and Tuesday:
somewhat lower temperature Tues-3
day; moderate south and smothwestl
winds. A well—defined area of low}
pressureds central this morning over
Upper Michigan. It is causing cloudy
and unsettled weather with local
showers in the northern districts east:

 

 

of the Mississippi river. Pleasant
weather prevails generally in thm
southern and western districts. i

Showers have occurred during. the}
last twenty-four hours in the Upper
iMssissippi Valley. Lake regiou, Ohio
Valley and New England. 'The temp-
erature is about normal in nearly all
districts east of the Rocky Moun-
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WATERBURY. Aug. 30.-—Delegates
to the national convention Lithuanian
Catholic Societies today attended
mass in St. Joseph's Lithuanian
Church. Bishop» Nildn of the Hart-
!ord diocese was present and gave an.
address, welcoming the delegates to
Connecticut. The sermon. advocating
a return to the policy of the Golden
Rule as a cure for present-Boy evils3
throughout the world, was preached
by the Rev. J. E. Duchy. D. D.
thuanlan clergymen from all parts of i
the country took part in this special 5
service, which marked the formal op-l
ening of the convention sessions.

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‘ BOSTON PHYSIClAN KILLED ‘

 

 

 

NEW LONDON. Aug. 30.——Dr. Eda,
gar Abbott. of No. 1010 Boylslong
street. Boston, a member of the stair '
of the Massachusetts General hospl-a
tal, was killed this morning, when:
an automobile in which he was trav-g
cling to Newport, R. 1.. was overturn-é
ed in lndlan Woods, about eight miles.
west. of hero in» the town of Eastl
Lyme. Theta: went over in mak-
ing a-cnrve and the driver was ping
ned underneath. Mrs; Sarah Pierce.x
erfiavmond, Calii., whowas in the?
car; was also injured, but it is ex-i
pected that she will recover. Thei
victims of the accident-were brought;

to the hospital in this city. ’ ‘

 

LON-DON, Aug. {MI-“The hunger,
strike of Terence MacSwiney, Lord]

ment bf the Brixton prison doctor to
MacSw ney‘s wife. who visited .herl
husband this morning. ,

indicated, and a change for the worse
may come at any time in! the next
twentyJour hours.

 

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-—————- l‘rrepnall. Mrs. Trepnall. and Mrs. Al.‘
William McNerney, an employee or Krlemer and Edythe Bede".- ,til many. diam policeman Jarvis

ithe 'R. a G» Corset compan was tak- ,
y l Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Roscoe. of Dry sence of Mr. Raymond.

result of 'an accident at the factory-'

‘who accompanied them returned to spend several days in Philadelphia.

,Norwaik, after two weeks' vacation,
'whlch she and Mr. Merriam spent at
lAsbury Park.

Ll‘lWeist of VVestport, were visitors in “'1

,Frnnlr‘ and Chester, Jr.. of New no

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!inyor ol’ Cork, has progressed so far 3.
that even it he tool: food now it would returned from a three weeks business
do him no good. according to Ii state. {and pleasure trip to Ohio and o '

Mayor MacSwiney was said to be Stamford was a business «visitor
even more gravely ill than last reports lNorwalk today.

l Miss Anna Moore. of Rowayton,‘zil
a visitor in New, York city, today. .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. lay on atrinxmanidgoport. Business

AAvery,nicotimcm.nad..by.oh . . .
who. attended: birthday party. 3;” W?“ to 339‘“? '3“- 7383*
or nr'. indium; AhKi-afiner was theorist-arrest.» in mi! Isl
‘ftemm at their home on Clay ternoon he had planned attending the.
street. in honor. or: their son's , seventh opening "‘W'rfi our. ‘12::
year. Games wore'played and songs‘ lg!“ dude in“, V repen-
sung, after; which the sol-ts were 3 V’ sea-om mw" today.
served with a lunch consisting of;
punch, moot-ted cakes. candies. fruit
and sandwiches. A birthday cake '5!
in the center. of the table and seven
candles were burning; one {or «each
year. Thallttle fellow received In
large sin of money hon an aunt:
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Chnrles mvls returned this mom
ing from s-trlp to Derby, where he

of America. Thoma-ting is sold to
have ben planned so- help could be
M to one of the city's where
thermal-esters moot booming as
strong as in Nor-walk.

“lulled a meeting of the; Forester-ii -

.uifim .9135- E “list- er. 0:. “
,Glbeon 0&1“! today. regime.
auto trip through Hangout”! e. d tho

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were: little Ruth Trepnall. inn-grimyQ
Trellis“. Pansy Wilson. arguret and i 1
muabeth enemy. Milred utter, Non, Once!- MK V. Raymond. on duty
man mgr, and Master Richard on the Not-nit; once was today on a
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Hill road and Mrs. Nelson Bonedlct‘
of Lincoln avenue, are visiting in As-i
bury Perl: for a week. They motor.
ed to the New Jersey resort on Sutur-l
day, Deputy Sheriff Nelson Benedict.

Joseph .11.’ Hotelier. of» Washington
street. is enjoying a. week’s vocation
from his~du£leo at the Ballard .m-
chine plum. in Bridgeport, and will

 

iNorwalk yesterday. ,

Christopher. Sheena, of Cherry
street, Nonnlk. was aviator inNew
tor at the local exchange or. the South- York. on Saturday. when. lie-pent his
out New England Telephone company‘time tiill nine o‘clock. returning at
Miss Madeline Brown and Miss Klth-fihst time to this city Millio-

ryn Horas, all of the local telephone

exchange have returned to Norwulkl 54"an :- COOK. of Center street.

after a two weeks stay at the Poor yesterdayn journeyed to Dnnbury in
. {the mean which he recently pur-

 

Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell, chic! opera-

 

brook, Wodmont.

 

Russell Wilcoxson, of Norwalk. .15“ m
spent yesterday in the great Metropo-
lis. where he was witness to that,
Yankee victory over St. ladle, which iKathleen Lynch saying a“ she i“
put that team in second place, depos- 831011118 M a” onthe Hod»,
ms Cleveland, who was recently fochoon river. where she will spend a few

ed out or the lead by Chicago. ,more ‘1‘”-

Mrs. Archibald Sierriun .Iejllmed Thomas F». Manor. local undertak-
her duties, yesterday. as soprano so- ,9' '9“ M“ 10"“ Worcester, Mass"

u t r on a short business. Mr. Manner
Ioist at the First Bap s church a ‘made the t rip by. am" from Bridge-

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Miss Dorothy Page and Miss Alice
Hurley have resumed duties with the
traffic department of the Southern New
England Telephone company after a
week‘s vacation.

 

'l‘he Misses Catherine and Marion
Durnin. of Norwalk. are visiting their
aunts. the Misses Catherine and Hel.
on Burma. of 28 Crane street. Dan-

bury. .
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Hoyt, Mrs.

Charles Hoyt, Mrs. Wilbur Nubbell, all
of Norwalk. and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph

 

Bethel yesterday.

 

Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. French and sons.

chelle, spent the day ivith relatives,1 ’
in NorWalk yesterday. ‘ '

Miss Mildred F‘nuis, at“!!! local telev‘i'
phone exchange, is enjoying a week'
vacation which she is spending wt .,
relatives in Massachusetts.

Miss Genevieve "Pox. of New York.
who has just returned from a. trip
to Alaska. is visiting Miss omo
Clark. of Hamiltom avenue. ,

Miss Emily Chichester. of the acids-
wyn studios, is visiting friends in‘
town, and was guest at the dance It
the Knob museum: night.

Mrs. Willa, E. Wiles and mum
Mary Esther, or Auburndsle,.=uuso '
are guests of Mn. Leslie Smith.“
Elmwood avenue, So. Nor-walk.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

Councilman Frederick M. Cullen It“.

states. . ’ 11.. i . i i' . I (
cracking or peeling.
Constable Andrew Schlechtweg. of “a - r"? . «ii: *
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Heretareramiolesoi every day use in wood.“
socesytoobtain—awe have a fair quantity , ”

”nil“ bng. i

Folding ironingtableo “.25 to $5. each.
Skirkboardo 3 1-2 to 5 feet, $1. to.$2.15.
Pastry. bonnie $1.25 to $1.75.

Clothes mks standing $1,. to $2.

. raiding step stools $3. ‘3
Foldmg step. comm to $6. 2.
Wall clothes milks. 40c to $1. each. i

. Sink racks soc to-65c. .~
“311$ bowlstc to $2.25. {3:
B boards 30c to $1.50. 133‘

Bollmgp'msfido to $1.
Potatomashouslktofic 5
Woodensponns 3.5:: to 45c. 6;
Salad sets’tific “$1.25. 1:

' “Howard and Tate dualism dust clothes
rWinrd old mops $.25 undo.”

 

Whisk brooms 50c.
Scrub brushes 10c to 40c.
Hand harshesfic each.
Floor browns ficto $2.
Yacht mops 50c to 90¢.
Mop heads 9 to 15 1128., 85c to $1.25.
Mopnloths 20o to 35c. .
Tate dust-less floor brash $1.35 to $1 .50 “38‘:
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O’Cedar oil mops..$1.50. '
Liquid.- vcneeroikmop $1175.
Dustlcss hand clusters 40c.

W'mdow chamoli 75c to.$2.
Iron holdersslsbestos 15c.

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