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Buy a Light Weighti:
Overcoat for These
Cool Evenings
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Look in Our .West
Window
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The R & G Corset company resum-
od operations this morning after a.
week's shut down for the annual va-
cation period.
The August meeting of the Barbers'
‘Unlon will be held tomorrow evening
at the Central Labor Union Hall,
Washington street.
——Hoover Vacuum Cleaners sold on
easy terms at Donnelly's.
This morning the Cluet.’ Peabody 19
Company's factory on Union street re-
sumed operations after a. two week’s
vacation shut down.
The fifty-fourth annual reunion of
the Sixth Connecticut Volunteers will
be held at \V’ilcox Pier Savin. Rock.
West H'aven. next \Veduesday.
I .——.—__—..
-——Special entertainment at the
Hope-.IHose Carnival this evening at
the 4K. of C. grounds. Admission
tee.
Further plans for the carnival to he
held jointly with L'ncns Tribe No. 26.
I. 0. R. M., will be made at a. meet-
ing of:Mulvoy-anlov Post No. 603. V.
F. W. to he held this evening.
Rev. George W. Roesch. oi‘ the
Danlwry Method st “Tpism opal church.
occupied the pulpit or the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal church in the ab-
sence of the Rev. George B. Tomp-i
kins.
—CIoai at lowest prices. Harris and
Guns.
will re-opt 1 on “Mutiny.-
'1 m‘
4 anon!“
Morning services at the First Bap-
' ~tist church of Devine‘Healins‘. were
‘. lresumed yesterday.
l A' son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Iseman. of Broad. River at the
Nor-walk Hospital yesterday. . _
The regular monthly meeting of
.the Building and Loan Association
Twill he held tomorrow. at the office of:
Taylor and Golden.
The August Meeting of the Norwalk
.Buiiding. Loan and Investment Arse:
. elation will be held tomorrow. at the
' offices of Taylor & Golden. Inc. ‘
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J—Buy your cool at Harris and Guns.
f
John Toth. of 24% Knapp street,
was awarded two ducks. by the Mohe-‘e
gan Baseball team. as the result of a!
recent contest held by the team.
Leo Du Fault. or No. 27 Madison;
street. has awarded the contract for!
an International Onepipe Heater to H
A. Hegelein.
—Help the Conn. boys at Fox I-lfiillf1
Sanitarium. by attending the enter-;
So. Norwalk.
—.—L———-
Game W'arden Smith has received5
and distributed over the county as
per instructions from Hartford sexteen
dozen pheasants from the State Game
Farm and expects another shipment
this week to finish Fair-field county's
A still alarm at 1 o'clock yesterday
afternoon summoned the Central Fire
station apparatus to the Pine street
power house. where :1. small generator
had blown. out. The fire was extin-
quisth: before the firemen arrived.
by employes at the power house.
-——-Donl. forget the Hope Hose Cur-
'nival at the K.. of C. Grounds. Ad-l
mission I- ree. .
“Peeping Tom" has again started up
his activities. A report was received
at police headquarters about 11.6'nlock
on Saturday evening‘that there. was 0
man honking: round Crescent Terrace.
mhmoriug to pee: intd the windows
or some of the homes ere. Pd io’
man \Vallace Sammie was sent nc'
\(siizate but the man had MN-
1.441Hy hnvlnv: been scaled 14%;.
it is hoped that the Palace {theatre
13W 35nd;
Winfield S. Holman. Danbury em}
gineer' and contractor. has been
awarded the contract for the installs.-
lflon 0C a Dlgtloiv horizontal rrturn.
tubular boiler in the Center school.)
Norwalk.
A complaint was received 011 Satin.
dny afternoon from lloion Hill to the
effect that a gang of young: men were.
going Mons: the Hill on their way
towards ltuwuyton. li'il"il : 1.11 forum's
and shuhhery and cursing and swear-
ing. Il‘lu- coniplislnlmt “.15 11-."vr14-«l {I
Constnhlc .\ll'r'-rl 'l‘:t\lor of Rowziylon.
”who ‘
:4‘ill4vnrl4-1l lo the main-1'. ’
-—Anron Kohn's for Auto supplies.
WENIDA PIAIR NETS
15c each‘
‘ TWO FOR 250
1
‘3”-
,a ren r wheel
Stillson Powell Corporation rcrcd a nightly dam god i‘ront fend ("Gums Admissmn Free
er. Sergeant Harry 1. Gibson inves- ,_ .7 ,
South Norwalk. tigat d the accident and did not make- .11“ S' “”sof‘h‘“ l-orcst Hill. 59W
t- - anv arrests. iork. was drlvmg his Packard cur
‘ _ down “'est avenue, near Elm street
I'ELESLt‘iéiizé‘fiwv: Mn is with enthusiasm that the “M" “W, C“ 5‘3"“ ‘0 5‘3” and
ID. A. R. endorse the great Sage’s smashed into :t l-ord car driven by
' 'l)r.tmailc Entertainment "The Flow- mum-1 "m“ “mo" °‘ 59 MN“
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Double Your
Sayings
It (an Be Flor.
Y O l4 N G PHYSI-'
CLAN—BALANCE
SEVERAL HUN-
DRED DOLLARS.
For some time he has
made it :1 rule to deposit.
5 per cent of his mouth-
ly receipts in his
Savings Account. His
practice is growing and
. he. now intends to save
"'3, l” per cent 11' 1111 h
3" should double iilS Suv-
‘,31ngs within a year.
" Do you save 10 per
cent of your income?
Can you? Anyway,
‘Double your savings;
it ( AN be done”
——
South Norwalk
2:12.- .. .
out
and tue w m kinemm
V 1s
against an electric light pole damag-
r' - lng tin
lllllg
Tickets .:0 cents.
v-fl'mls to havo‘thc {“5284
this time. The. scaffolding has been
taken down in the intPflor of the
the -.1tre. (at-pet is being laid in The
:1lsles_a‘n din the loge-a and the new
lectricul fi..tu1es lune been installed.
'l‘-l1r final work is Mine done on the,
lccorotions of the theatre. i0
-——Sprcinl prizes for the patrons of
lllc Vote liege I'.1rri‘.nl on the K. of
C. Grounds. Admission Free.
A truck belonging to L. J. Rev~
holds the Muckman was proocniing’,
to turn around in “’3“ street. when it
was iuu into by a large Muck truck.
driu-n by Michael C Cnpuio. of 541
llurnll 1111-.11110 Bridgeport and the-
lrnek Lying Owned by E. V. Smith of
.mo Mapll avenue Bridgeport. 'l‘le
left rear part of the Reynolds truck
s'rwk forcing thi truck up;
top of the lodv slightly and;
The Mack truck suf-
t
1' Shop" hooked for W'ednesdav eve-.
Aug. 17. at the
Be sure to see
hvrch. the
play
STARTING
IN. we:
BUSINESS .
The only way {or a young
him just starting in business
to know exactly where his
business stands, is to keep a
complete record of receipts
and expenditures and the
simplest and easiest way to
do it is by means of a check
book for a cash account.
i
This bank is helpingmany
, young business men ifithis
way and its consistent
growth is evidence of its use.
fuluess. it is also glad to
suggest and advise on busi—
ness problems and to help
the young man solve them.
The
City
National
tainment at the Methodist Church;
quota of_birds. . i
IStl‘t ct
Methodist 'r““' ““5““
-Gibson. who. on finding that the two
parties had agreed to settle the dam-
.xgcs between them. did not. make an
arrest.
1-
~ stew dents and scratches.
of New Haven.
Wm Son's
535.com
$45.0!)SUITS.......
soon to. $2.511. _
$4.011 Madras s
Silk Shirts
$3.00 Madras ‘5th
All Straw Hats Half Price
- $14-85.
g. .3. . .‘3‘. .m85
."I; ; I. . . $34.85
out-0'
gout...
o oft. o
o,sto.o o
. I «$2.45 .,
$13.95
$""_"'
Mons $2.00 Caps
$1.50 Union Suits ..
All Palm Beach and
Old Glory Council No. 2. D. of A..
will hold a regular meeting on Wed-
nesday evening“. and all members are
requested to be present to discuss
plans for a picnic on Sunday August
mat.
M _
-—Rotou Point Park. Tuesday
night. Ede Lou's orchestra De Luxe
of New Haven.
ing at 9 o 'clock Was made of the cases
of Joseph Discoe. Jesse Lockwood and
Earle “'illinms. arrested in East Nor:
wail; yesterday for trespassing on the
lzcad tracks. by Special Railroad
P ceman Charles Rizzio. -
About forty members of Lincoln
leunL-il. No 4. O U A. M.. accompan-
led-xby the 0. l.'. A. M. orchestra Went
tb StamIOrd on Saturday eovning by
bus.-
the host to the local
oil. sod Incas Council of End
at a. sucker” 7
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Sergeant Barry 1.
un—
ort
Gum" 15:11:11:
:n to
investigate another one. Lo’o like
a busgjay' for the ser’gednt.
.lf—noton- Point Park. Tuesday
nlg A. Doll‘s orchestra De Luxe
l'N Haven.
The entertainment for this evening
at tho Hop" Hose Cnrnixal will find
Professor \lndden maxing a varied
leanrer of Hello solos in :1 rare treat
for his audience. J. \V. \Vehlc. lmsso.
winning a few vocal solos. The sing—
info? Mr lVehle has been attractinf:
more than 1018.] intuition he being
(oiled upon for a song on many occa-
sions all over the state 'I‘hcre will
'he other entertainers on the program.
but the committee are unubl. to give
the names of those who ulll partici-
'pnte.
at the
'. of C.
——-l'-lg time this evenln
Hope Hose Carnival at the
The accident was
J.
Norw u l k.
113, Swg‘ennt iiarrv
The Ford was badly damag-
11. while' the Packard escaped with a
$2.00’Unhn Suits . ..
Rogers 6? Stevens
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK
- gmother being- charged with having
Continuance until tomorrow morn-‘neslecw‘l ”‘9'“ The 0339 was heard ‘Saturdav of this week the Grotto will
Le eds CounclLrot Stam- .
hardly g7 dawn to uni .821 ro-
lice. «mug mom ' he ‘
. . yuc-
4 ack 1! Wood street reported to the police.
ihouse and insulted hm- rind was create
‘
...ooaoc:'~u-.o.c
$1.011 -
I $1.391
79c. ,
Mohair Suits. ..$14.75
”
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4
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, the Phoenix.‘ and‘
‘.rility will he held on ”ensure lot. in
‘ Broad River.
$335 ' use “rammmem
is success .in every way.
:piann'ed to hold the classified the
' last spring when there
4 mono cosmssxon astronaut
lDavis will represent lower Fairlield WW4.“-
. County as a delegate
W.
Preparations use "
completed for a joint cl of
mmrm 4th. fifi I
These two Organiza-
tionIIs-sre composed of a econ
hem
._.,., 3‘1“
mm. for awnings.
Jilfhe IIF‘rank C. Godfreyi?
AmerindLegion and the
their Americanjzarionsoi
m
4., ht. at he American 1m hall. h 4 2
is ‘ g, saysatamtromanedieoronthcmmma
stat of the Jamar!» is : -
smilmonthenludofmlew
‘,~.sn~li!er oi the coast of Brittany:
other a. brief summer maximise» It
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second and fourth 21-11 \ufxtthe
. month. Tfie class this
peered to be fully as large?“ lit was _
seventy-five in the class.
hands of chairman Harry IA Cohen.
OWNER. .
NEW .I-I EN 3mg 15; ’
Iiiinman. .whose cottage
Beach was raided and th
whiskey and two stills seized?“ _
was released in $1, 000 bond‘dio,
further hearing. 3. i.
Hinman was said to h : , '
wares-ion in which he made .
ments with the captain o fthofoBrIi
liguor into Connecticut withw
A special high mass in honor oi:
the Feast of the Assumption of Our
Lord was held in St. Mary's Church
this morning for the Mario Der As-
some Association. There was a large
atendance present in the church.
Three children. were committed to
”H. i-‘airxield :County liome‘rinis morn-
mg in the downtown court. their
in the Juvenile court hence the names
are not allowed to be published.
N . _ .. ,
”Nor-nails music lovers are await—
mg eagerly the pleasure of hearing
Mr. 37131141.; the \iolinist.,who is to
play at the D. A. R. Recital. Vl'ednes-,
do) awning at the Methodist church. I
oNornaik.
Loner (‘rirricr Julian \iain is seri-
a fishing cloop Hinman was 3333‘ to
have used his cottage as é.
place. Many empty bottles wig
by police
found
)[ONKER GRUI'IO TEA)! DOSES.
Monker Grotto was defeat on Sat-
urday afternoon at the Baxt kfbu‘nds"
by the Aces. in a ten- inning spin“
a score of 12 to 10. The game be-
tween the Grotto and Home
Stars scheduled for yesterday m‘orning
play the Norwalk Iron W'orks at the
Baxter grounds.
SEARCH FOR MISSING
PORT] CHESTER.
PORT CHESTER N Y '
State police today joined1 in search for
Oliver Quinby. l9. son of a New York
ousl) ill. at (his home on amilton
ayenuo sulfJing lrom blood poison—
ing. no the result of pulling a hair
from his nose - \lr Liam's condition
is regardcd as scrxosaafind his mum
friends are sort) to learn or his mis-
fortune. . ‘
.r'.__<
\‘lrs. Margaret “Hiking, colored. oi’1
that Mrs Carrie Cr osln of 117 Water
street. also colored: had come to her
1113 a disturbance. Patrolman Flinn
brought Carrie to the police stati01
where she was held under charges of
breach of the peace Thee case will be
heard before Judge Vashurgh in the
downtown court tomorrow morning.
-Every one is going to the Hope
Hose Carnival at the K. of C. grounds
this evening and everyone is welcome.
Admission Free.
llnnner Council. S. and D. of i...
memberstheld a most enjoyable out-
architect. who has been missi. since‘_
Saturday night."' HE left'u’ ,
Port Jarvis. intending to m'ot e1
hdme of his grandfather. Charles 1-:
.-. m
when in the flrstdop of a We
at the new
_rs.pidly “all? “rider‘crovd' I I “I 9““? W 111‘ boys seized her abort the
I
tones. Burns' neck ins broken and he masleyolver at 1..» -
m LONDON: A“? 715- "313% beau-e they lacked mood.
stressed! Bunsen or monsoon. is at Law- .,
an express train .while Mimi at ~ -
home MIL-Saturday night. woman.
‘ train stopped.
PARIS Ag.15.—‘8oroh
cenixht when.itwasle‘t I
keno; a m yonfi douche".- one '
.14.
1W "i ,-1.-"e other pointed ‘fr'sv .I'.
She I I
”nominal. _m.siom..and. when she:
both died. The? $01!?-
maximum. My. my, mm”; 4a.. m
as s. rcsult iot slaving
l ,-
. y-agdeolined food mods»,
wreakihathsnayhavetoho»:
Oregononsstrotchsr. ‘
mas eaten nothinzslnoo
noon. Es'rcfusestossyc'
orlmootwlnchhois
emu sssssm wsu: : » ‘ "
Bernhard
effing. -
noun or the class is in themapsble.
rgteamer Arethusa to land mg: I I4
1'
was called off because of *ra‘fis 35:1 '
Our August «s.
Gomg On
It IS apparel: now th at the .pfidesare really lower
than they will be for sometime to come. From Itle
s of customers who: hove attended our 5311:, it.
t that they realize 1.11..th prm now pra-
vail. You tog, should attend thissale and secure your
share of the samngs they are ofiefing.
Merchandise purchased new will be held for
future delivery.
3:115an
Pd’i‘d}. retired {arisen No ce.-li.s.s
been found either of the bo?or‘-t§
car.
Qulnhs 1.4.1 aboht $515 11111! "" .
His family fear he met with foul plat;
Rheumataint ! A W onde'r
Unintentfor Pa' ;
A Preparation m fitould Be
In Every Home .4
Every medicine cabinet in town, ‘lu
fact every home should have abottle
of Dr. Sorzls' Rheu-ma'otaint} (the
wonder linlmcntl. It gives infio ute
relief to miferers of rheumat .
neuralgia. sciatica. lumhsgo iodine
and stirtness. It is a preparatiOr
that has been working wondtfirs about
this vicinity for years—buttoday has
a. name. and has been well named
tom—Rheumstaint. Procure a bottle
at the drug store at sour earliest cop.
veuiencot
ing on Saturday morning and :Irter-
noon; at Compo Beach. about 51- in all
attending. W’ater sports and lnni
sports werciindulged in there being
some exciting as well as amusing eon-
tests. The rciurn to
made about 7 o'clock.
ington street at 10 o'clock in the morn-
ing.
'4' o'c.lock standard time.
are urged to attend the meeting this
evening as this is a rather important
one.
pointed to assist in the work of the
Chautauqua. It is hoped that each
—Roton . Point Park. Tuesday
night Ed. Loff's orchestra De Luxe usual great spirit of co-opémtion bv.
‘heing present in large numbers;
guarantor will be present and that the
ladies of Norfi‘alk will manifest there
Norwalk was baking day.
The members well known and popular varrfitj
went Compo Beach in a bus. which milk. water. sugar. sweet. Vie
left from the meeting rooms on Vy’ush. Crescent buns.
dies of Norwalk and 30m}, Norualk 10c aloof.
who are interested in the Chautauqua to be had at The Sanitary Bakery. 85
f‘A ladies auxiliary will be ap— -
'4 ' Courtesy always not...
‘ rule of every ofiicer and . ‘ ;
employee. ' 7 , r141 I
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BREAD AND ROLLS THAT
ARE MADE FROM THE B 4.
Pine bread oi: all varieties as wall
rolls are fresh madorhere every
Tho rolls include such
as
yam":
Every week day 211
8 P. M. rolls are ready for the trade.
On Saturday of every week :.coii'ee
cake is to be had here. Gluten Bread
A meetim: of the gllarfinlors of the is made on Tuesdays and Fridays
Chautauqua. to he held in Norwalk price 25c a loaf.
the week of September 2nd.uu1 1).. is made on Wednesdays and Satur-
held in the City ”an this evening at days price 10c a lost; Graham brood
A" the In on Mondays and Wednesdaxs. price
Entire wheat bread
Good things to cut always
South Main St. John B. Sandner.
Prop. Phone 303— 3. _ Adv’t. ‘_ r;
-4-» c _ 4 A51 I' I
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M uso F
You will find the em-
4. a. :
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O..« - a ‘
SOLZ GINOHJEI'IELL H'iVAAHOf-i .LSV9 ’
WON. (10.1.
a mud; 1116450 smooog I :1on ‘usoj;
J0 11110 sting asm 3110513113 pus ‘uiuo;
. salaried position as the opportunities arise? myou the man sought?
Looks tor those who are worth finding. Have you been trained‘lll 1
those business principles necessary to grasp and hold the MM
WHY NOT MAKE USE 0F THE HER “WTHS
AlfliNG
‘ HY '~ ”ENROLLI '
“NOW ?
I ployes of this bank peo-
; pie whom you. will be glad ,
. to know and dcsl I
You will find the oEéé'ts, 4 '
always ready to advise
and assist you With. 2004
nature and good 311d:-
, meat "Y0“ =m. *9
‘ gm tmsphere of good choc?
inside" of our doors that
i'vDon’N Hem ' totoxet a
gunned “lath as. EV... .
deptrrmcnt of Iranian:
VI ndlzctofleficlenfiy. «SBV- ~
matted ,
More Reasons Why the New MAXVVELL-
Is the GOOD MAXWELL
SPRINGS—Front, semlelliptic, 32 inches long, 2 inches wide, fixed
in front shackled in real Rear comp: nsating underslung, 60 ,
inches long fixed in front shackled at rear and mounted rigidly on
spring seat integral uith axle housing.
FENDERs-New full crown. fully enclosed at front and rear between
wheels and bod); joined rig 'dly from and rear 10 preseed steel
runni. 1g boards covered with linoleum which is bound with nan-
rus-ting metal. ‘
TiieSe features make the GOOD MAXYVELL the wonderful rider
that it is and an appearance found only in cars at much greater cost
This appearance is preserved for the life or the car
Look the NEW MAXWELL over and be surprised first:
can be Sold for the price of $845 00 at Detroit. 4
FITCH & BAKER, Agents
142 sown mam anus! run an.
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The abrasive sharpening stone for all purposes from .
family sharpners to factory Stone and wheels
I .fill invite you to come 4. p
Norwalk Chronicler