Ililllll IIIII ill .
IIIIE lllllllllng
Souvenir Man Doesn’t Propose
to Run Any More Blake“
v.
‘ W. H. Taylor of Putnam authorizes
the statement that he will never 1.1.1.11.-
eugage in the work of publishing the
’ ‘ ' . legislative s"ou1enir unless it is manl-
i’estly clear to him that he has the
sentiment of the general assembly
1‘ha‘ek of him, says the Hartford 'l‘lmee.
lit in a well known fact that but for
iUnderwear Itwo reasons the two houses of the
GOWNS _ ...... 503‘, 75c. 51' 00 general assembly would not have
., CHEMIBE . ... “.25“ 75c. 85c phoned the resolution making the ap-
‘ coon VALUES lu’ LADIES’
- nustlu ‘
CORSET COVERS. . 10' 25' 39' 50c proprlutlon. The first reason watt the
‘ ‘ dissatisfaction of Senator Donovan
DRAWERS T..........‘.25, 39, 500
'fi . with the action of the governor In
3 N ‘ signing the bill giving the Women's
E. K. BA, KS
college at New London the power to
. l 1 1. 1ln 1111 ionutln. 'i‘he
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK, “Wilt“? ’3 f", ‘, ‘ (1-11 1' Ell-W
SOUTH NORWAILK othet 101180]! 11111, I11. .11. e . .1.
tained by members tllat Mr. Taylor
had entered into obligations on the
strength of revolving the appropria-
tion of $4,000 for the publication and
that he would suffer a serious pecun-
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fdr Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- , , y
‘ - l '1' loss if the veto of the goVernor
night and ,Thursday; moderate to 111,
b _ 1 ti i is dlml “Sm“ to was sustained. Senator Donovan's rea-
. 1 1 Y .
“3‘ nor 111eslwnl ’ é’ [son tor voting against sustaining the
. 1-
night. 'Ilhe)distlilrhanc:1 “1]“ wajrfinll lgov'ernm s veto 1111:. absurdly illogical.
tral 0‘91 (nlur 0 111-1 0“ ay m '1: To do the senator ,lustleo he does not
has inel'lelsed in intensity and appears
this morning oil the roast 110111 F ast-
port, Maine. its eastward movement
' has been attended by show'els and:
thunderstorms over the 11mthel‘11 dis-
tricts from the Lake region and the
Ohio Valley eastward to the Atlanlle
eo oust. The greatest amount of rilllifilll
repelled was 1.02 inches at. Albany, N l
Y. There has been but little change in
temperature, "except III the extreme,
northwest 111111111 iI is somewhat cool-
er. hair weather is indiInltui for Nor 1
walk and Us vicinity for tonight and
Thursday l.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Totllpelatlll'o: Minimum. CS; 111 Hi
11111111,.150. Cloudy.
William Blascer, of West
street, is spending the day itl
ilaven on business.
Main,
New
M |
William P. handle. of Elm street, is‘
spending several days on a business
tl'ip to illica, N. Y. ‘1,
.\ll's. lydin l‘inkham. of Hillside
place. ls enleltalning her mother, .\ll‘:4. dertake “H, “m.“
Mott of ilushlng. N. Y ;
Miss Annie I11I11‘lenbal'b, of Norwalk
has gone to \‘I'qurbury, (‘onn.. I0 join
her mother, who ls.thorc for her
health.
The directors of the N11111'llk [build
of Trade held a regular meeting. last
evening, and talked over a nutnbel
of matters of business. i
M...
Tile cramping ollIIII of the I'latobu‘:
Club whl1b was left at the nob t‘lnb
wren camp was broken, in being
brought to .\‘ol'walk today. I
I
”M.—
, A horse which is said to belong tol
Frank I.Ibner, of iiouion street, fell
down nearly opposite the Norwalkl
Methodist churrh, last evening abouti
0:30 o‘clock.
—WHW 0
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1.. Hoyt, oil
Weetport avenue. and ox-(llllef and;
Mrs. Thomas iirntlloy, of Franklin ave.
one, have returned after a pleasant:
trip to Aabllt'y Park.
c.
()Iiloor Charles 11‘. Pope. on 0111 "pop-
ular trick." is enjoying a several days'
vacation with bin family at Half i’nn-
turn. and Special Officer William
Payne will cover bin beat.
wmt—m
Mr. and Mru. William Gainer. of.
Ftllrfloid avenue, have returned from
a trolley trip to ilonhon. They were
gone nix weeku and went. through
Springfield and Woruouter.~ Mr. (inl-
nor in on the local trolley linen.
WW
Lowln Ii. Noah. and none iiurold and
Douglliu. Herbert. and iltnnloy Baldwin,
all of The N11rwnlisa., will not nail to
Mr. Noah's lino ynwl. “Swirl” from
liello Island, tomorrow, for a cruise
to Ibo northward. Tile party experts
to no good u abort 'tltno over a week.
Preparations for the lllinrt are now be-
ing made and each inumber of the
party expects a glorloun time.
WW
1111ch Ezra (on tile doctor driven
bin-«i hear Doc. Cuttem 111111 11 pretty
narrow escape 111111 a gut
llnnle Eben-«v.11. bin he did. He 11.11111
taken sink about lite miles out of
town all alone, and h i] to doctor him-
unit-41mph.
that gravitational
In The Sentinel.
Try Foos’ Quality
Chocolates
- 1 also but! pound loo round
_ , ,rnnmenn ‘éeuooousrern are} It
“Want to got rid of
Try 1111 oxohongo ad.
tuttempt to defend his vote and be ad-
-bis Ninth-lions and not as his trillptil‘
1t'l‘lIUl"S 1'1-111 but 1111' the sympathy of
,Iution was decidedly
,oguizes Ibis tact.
‘Iuro (ll 11 Iollll l'1solutlon.tho 1111qu as
‘iII'ienI. since it may not I111 signed by
. It be held that 11 reanlution authorizing
,botwoen Ibo twin rillqn. bust evening.
‘ut .5: if. o'clock. in front of the .\‘ol'walk
1. rear wheeln.
mils that It was a wtong viow Io take
of the veto. lint be 111113 it was the
only chance be .1111 to emphasize his
‘dlslike of the V1 omen 5,1 collot. 11: bill and
of the goth-nol .' art in signing it. it
11'11si‘ol'tunate for Mr. '1‘a,1‘l1.lt"that Sun-
ator Donovan felt to strongly in re-
gal‘d In tho gover11111"s approval of
the New London Ilill. ’l‘he senator was
opposed to Ilu1 resolution and he vot-
ed In Il111iirnl illsIanI-o against it. find
L1111.1Iolllolloval1 volod arrm'ding lo
suggested, the senate would har11 sus-
tained the The
house would have sustained the any
governor's veto.
members with hit. ’i‘nylol‘. They bo-
MWWWW
THE WAY To TRUE ECO
BUYING. You have only to
late It: advantages. HIGH
DIsCOUNTs RANGING FR
cans. You can figure your
1 enter: that It Is not an Imagl
every room In the Magus}
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET
range, elevator self-feeder. Prices
RAYMOND
When i wont into the grain business 1 did so with my whole-heart
and strength.
service and best grain."
two tilingnw- -11111 11in and price.
i lu-IIovo Ill buying the be t
1111: my 1-1mtomers limit your to y
business.
-
. ‘7’.
First In quality. 1311th price.
August Furniture Sale
OUR GREAT AUGUST FURNITURE 3ALE POINTS
piece of Furniture On our floors except sectional book-
variety of styles to choose from, containing Furniture for
The A. .l. COLLINS COMPANY
Jeddo Coa
Send us an order for one load, and we will retain you as a cue-
tomer!“ Clean, freo from slate, uniform quality. suitable for furnace,
m
.1-..“ wuwwmflw.»
One of my first business promises was to "give the bent
NQMY IN FURNITURE
see the thplay to opproe- ‘
GRAD3 FURNITURE AT
0M 10% T0 25% on' every
Our methods guar-
There Is a wide
savlngo.
nary one.
lflflillflbfliilfllddflflllfim
SOUTH NORWALK.
That’s It l———
A Hot Thing
on application.
BROTHERS
” SIIIIIIii 11.11 111111111”
. rlolern.
llnoro easily to handle those who were
III Illltll Billlllb
' Siarvalloauantl Bread Supply
today.
improve,
breaks elsewhere. }
With the ostoption of at Liverpool
where there was rioting nearly alll
-.lo 0.111 11.11.011.111 11-1111 0111 I11111111 111111!
derly and 0121' 011d piokeling‘ and peace
did not interfere
to wor.k ‘
with those dcslring‘
which resulted in the death of two
ted unsuccessfully to release. has not,
Itended tints far to improve the sliun-l 1.
lion, oxoopt as it has helped to keepI
the peaceably disposed Outside the.
strike area: This enabled the policef
cunning trouble. 5
This was particularly noticeable"
this 111111'11Ing. when Ilu.1 streets were,
quiet.
touch-needed rent. after the night‘s bat-
! base my I'llllln In your patronage on those
' for 11 rout-uni oi hostilities 11111-11 night
grain and hav and therefore hold
our. Reliability Is mouthing ill
MANU EL TORO HATCH.
always In the minds of Its cuntom-
era—Bonnie Home Ground Food «forgiioreea. Cattle and Poultry,
OWOWWWOOWWW
Moved that Mr. Taylor was In .1 pre-
dicament and they \‘011‘11 lo help him
out of it. In both houses the tem-
ullpopulal‘ and
tacitly 1‘olld11lnnr1l. Mr. Taylor r111:-
l'ulvss he is sporlil-
caliy uulborlvz.1'-.1 by tilt1 general assem-
1ny at :‘utuit1 .1-1-ss1lons to compile and
publish the souronit he will not. 1111
it should be stlltod
that Ml. 'i‘avlor ban Ireullolltly sug
gosled Ih.1I II111 souvenil should be is
wed from the oIII1'1- ol Ibo 11111111 141-1
111I.1ry. ’1 I113 autholizaliou, Io 111111 b
Mr. Taylor rotors, would I111 in Ib11 1111-
that which is pushed Iot'tl111 publit'a
Iion of the lists of bills The 1plexllon
WeflMagnr-o‘. Flynn
ON THE TOP WAVE 0F
SUCCESS
in popular 11111111111 of beverages
in itupport‘s l141'l‘. Not 1111 arci-
dent by 11111 111111111111 of boredom
5111111136 :1 triumph of merit. 111-111'
moudarlty. \\‘11 any that Rup-
port‘s brand 11111111111 purity he-
muuo iiilpllt11‘t'n,i11111r la pure.
Moreover he the smack-your-
llpe kind ‘und aparklea like a
good riuunpauno.
Ruppert's Bottled Beer.
$1.15 per Case
Quick Auto Delivery everywhere
Phone 418
maybe asked it this would be suI
lIlI‘ governor. ’l‘bo derision will hinge
on the question, Is the souvenir a log
lslatiic 11011111111111,” Aoeording to the
opinion ol the. at rnev genelul the
resolution approplln 115; the money for
the souvenir required the signature of
the governor to make it legal. Will
the publication does not require the
approval of the executive?
AUTO VS. U. S. MAIL.
Chief of i’ollre ’i‘llolnas motherland
of the Nol'walk department In inventi-
OAL.
COAL
.ihe. and also probably to Ii("(‘]l out of,
111111 way of the strong form-s opposed
1 Today
to them. during the daylight,
“1'11 however,
The 1111-:
and Siiltllvl'h. lil‘t'illll‘r'll
4 fell.
lolllm 11'111'11 buoy
igoodn ll'oni the railway
ibuailu-es IltlilHI'fi. They were 11111111111151»
311111. .\Inng the docks, howuror, worn
Ewan at a standstill and the men show-
lod an ugly spirit. The continued rio-
lilllg on the More.» was 1101 I‘IIIf‘IIIIliI‘II
removing
Nations to
Liverdool Nearing the Verge of 7
I
I V
is “About Exhausted i ‘.
LONDON, Aug. low—There was lib‘ ‘
Ltd If any abatement of the strike fever2 1
that has spread through Grout Iiritnih“ ‘
At home points such as the «7
London docks. conditions continued to} 1'
but this was offset by ont-i :
ably inducing 1111.111 to Join the unions” 1
Tlu1 lighting at Lhel‘llOUl last night' "
who were shot by final-1111's ill. 3
defending live prlnon valla occupied by; "j
riot prisoners, whom the mall nilemp-l ;
liable.
watches. ,
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
y 1
as you would a watch~—— for inside ex-
cellence as well as outside show, and
from a dealer whose guarantee is re-
We sell Pianos as Tiffany sells
, We guarantee the hidden parts as
well as the outside.
$10 will place a piano inyour home.
Balance in Small Monthly Payments.
Call and let us talk it over. . ~
104 Washington St.
Phone 30
His
.m'
_,.,
Royal Highness, ‘
the I'ioters having retired for a
the American aniomobilist. is the man 1
that we are catering to and in order-3
to make his automobile trip :1 1rlumph-‘
al procession we ask him to bring it to
thin 1411011 before starting out. We will
mel'llaul it. lighten up arrows and ma.-
1-l1ine1'y, put in new parts. put his en-
gine. brakes, magneto, plugs, etc., in
good working order and make his.
journey a pleasant one by lack of an- ‘
l111_11lnto I11 blinging his auto to ‘ '
.11A.HANFORD 42 N. Main St wTel 502
I11 l'11.~'tolo 1111l1ll1l1-ll1'11 I1I511\\llt‘i‘f‘
111111 .‘tl otll11 putts 11111'1
1i .1 1‘
rotusilln 111-
lo die-1 li.tlt,1' 1411111111115 diverted
'l'l‘lllll I.i\'1~l'pool Illasguw, for example
~whirh ball just dlspoutuI (11' a street
.l'uilway strike, how hits a dork sll'ilto
1.114 a result of the 1111111 dbl-lining :11 1'11-
111111'11 n I'al'go of fruit from .11 slunlltor
rout from the Mersey.
Another Sill-Ill Ibo
‘1‘boi1'e, by the leaders of the railway
1111111111111, of Liverpool as the ("by from
111111151111; was
I
.wblrh to direct. the Illroateued gel-111111;“
:aI utribo on the railways which was
declared that night by the leorutircs
of ”W .\ulaluaulaiml Society of Itali-
way Servants. Ibo Society of London»-
Ilvo Engineers and I1‘il'11ulcl1. and tin1
Iiullol‘ul Railway \l‘orkers‘ 171111.111: In
honour 1.1I’I’1111l111 ulIhin 2-1 hours an
less in the Illfrllm ll111 clnnultnlt‘s (1x
ipresn a willingness to negotiate fol a
‘smtlnmonl of griuuuu‘cs.
I Ilerotoforu the railway strikers have
Ibeen managed usually from London
1111' some ventral point In the north. The
Itbront to tie up all the lullwny lines
lln the I'niled kingdom 111111111111 more
V11 have a large stock of high grade fresh mined I‘onl ready to deliver uneasiness than all tht1 other strike
for next winter's romforl and we guarantee satisfaction as to quality and’mm‘lmmS “”“l’lm‘d
(.‘nII and examine our cont before you leave your order elsewhere.
HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
price.
gating the matter of the automobile
Telephone 68 Water Street
birthing the. mall wagon which plleu
post. 11011113. The wagon was turning
Illlo the pool olllre yard when a large
automobile 11111111.- nlong and struck the
The wagon wall not
greatly damaged, but It won the Idea
of tho uulolut continuing on his way
which Illiil caused the rillof to start an
Investigation. The number In (3 Iliad.
but because of the nine of the number
It ht not In the reglnirntlon book.
If your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
NOW THE TIME
Luther M. Wright’s
18 THE PLACE
VAN'G TOKENEKE EXPERIENCE.
Ward Van Alrlyne. of Iinyview ave-
nae. who driven one of bin father's
#1
m“
laundry wagons. met with a slight 111-.-
11Idont In Tokenoko, Monday afternoon
which might easily have been more
perform. The fifth wheel 1.111111.» way and
the borne pulled the forward whoulu
from beneath the wagon. NaIarnlly
the wagon toppled forward. with Ward
underneath. Laundry wagon and Ward
were all mixed up together until u
pauserby assisted hltn to scramble out
from under the wagon. The horse
luckily did not run away. Van's left
arm had elbow were scratched and
strained and he was otlmrwinp bruised.
Reduction Sale
OF LADIEB’ AND MISOIE’ IUITB,
VOILE, WABH DRESSES AND WAIBTB.
Prices to putt every purchaser.
Wallets to be alerted out for loss than the manufacturer‘s price. Come
before it It: too late, or you can
COATS. bKlnTa, LAWN.
One thousand high grade Sample
not afford to mini it.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
THE LADllfi' STYLE STONE
315 Main at, oumford
831.80th Main 31., South Norwulk
The woman who wants a housework-
er generally has success with at San
final want we.
Quick Delivery
by Automobile
All trunks, bus 519, parents. freight
up to 800 lbs. elivmd quickly and
reasonably to any 1111411111111. 31.111.11.111.
mob solicited. ‘
Tomatoes per quart . . . .
Large Fancy Green Corn 1102. 20c
Balloon 2 pounds Bolillgg‘o, dozen m............25. 30.400
Green Lima Ileana, per at. .....inoliifilk. 3 can: .....3..s..........28c
heels, per bunch 56|W. I]. Cocoa or Chocolate ........Illo
Berries, Peaches, Flume, Pom, Applet, Oranges. Piuenpples,
Cucumberu, Green Poppers. , ,
5c
.Melonu.
' city “that outplayed in the shop win-
for It 11118
:know u that If the effort was sucressful
It would (olnplelely 111! off the food
supplies from the greater part of the
country. The government exerted ev-
ery Influence to avert such 11 rationi-
ty. '
’i‘bln toronnon Sydney Burton, presl-,
dent of the ilourd of Trade (‘Ollferf‘i'di
with the insulation: of all the railroad
lines in the afternoon be met the lead-
ers of 11111 employee In the hope of;
bringing about a Joint conference. The
managers had Inslutod upon adhering.
to the system of conciiliatlon boarder
with which the 1111111 are dlauatlsilod '
An arrangement through which the
bonrdu would deal more expeditiously
with tilt1 grievanres of the workers
might load to a settlement It wan
thought and the members of the lloald ,
of Trade worked along there linen. i
The trade of Manrhouter has been
eolnplotoly dislocated by the strike In1
the trunnport service. Today the sig-
nal men Joined the strikers. prevent-i
lag the movement of trains. for even
If the teatnatoru Were at work there?
would be nothing for them to trans-1
port. I
The striking freight hundleru at llIr-‘
mlngbutn returned to Work tmlny. i
There appeared to be no danger of’
a roullmplion of tito dock strike tit“
London. The men were slowly return- ‘
ing to their placer. and It was expect-
ed that normal conditions would pre-
vail tomorrow. dmnlior and spasmod-
le striker which have broken out I11
every variety of industry throughout
the country have caused the greatest
suffering as the poorest clasp hi on-
gngod In tlloao employmentu and a few
days without work means that they
muut go hungry.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. ill.-‘i‘hls city is
nearing the starvation point and un-
less a railway strike ls averted two
usya more will find the bread supply
1111111111qu. The only breed now In the
“d‘
down.
some 111.111.11.111. 111nm 1.111. been
“cloud honours their monomers could u
inf n 1111111.. -
and 7
THE OFFICES OF
The Merrill Colleges
OPEN DURING AUGUST
Enroll now for. Fall Tenn
SOUTH NORWALK STAMFORD PORT CHESTER
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line *
Eyes Examined Free
.10 D. Jackson
Optician
ELMER E. CASE
~._.. - u........._....._-. .W
W. R THOMPSON
Toguet Special Motor
The latest and most careful design
in the make and break. two- cycle type. 1.
All parts are exceptionally easy of»,
access. and can be adjusted without :01 .
moving engine from foundation.
Single Cylinder
Rated With
Model H P Carburetor '
H 2% .75
J 31,1.
K b 122
Double Cylinder E.
R 7 160 .
8 10 206 ‘
The SpeCialty Manufacturing Co.
40 Water Street. South Norwnlk. Conn.
-NOTICE-~
By misunderstanding of deter. we got three shipment: of.
Pllunor Bottled Beer. which ovorflowed our «areas bayond‘
m capacity, and In order to make room we will give the
public the benefit to not the belt brewed bottled beer 0n the
market—T. Phenom-at the rIdIoquuo price of $1.00 pér one
of 24 bottles. Thin Ipeoinl otter Is for to day: only. Com-
mand u: and the boar will be delivered to your door by
Yours roopectfully
Castellano & Bardani
Tel. call 461. 25 Railroad Ave. .
“Mo-.4," ,. ..
.. “Wt“...-
BUTTER HINT.
“When living on an island in Bering
non the best thing on‘the table vino
butter which was eight years Old and
no good, sweet and fresh as if it Were
one day old. according to a writer In
the Washington Herold. This is the
way II. we kept: ”
more each roll of butter in a cloth,
place all the butter rolls in n Infill? '
sank like a flour back. the the Hook.
Flaee the noon in It barrel or hiring
t .1...
greatly In price. Today the price of
one went up 8 cents per dozen and
butter made the name advance. There
are merely samples of the tax Imposed
upon the housekeepers by the strike.
No steamers for America are likely
to soil from thin port. this week. as
they onnnot obtain oonl supplies. The
mail: for America were forwarded to
Queenotown to outcome Southampton
boot.
Why is It, dearest borne, ‘
1.111 new 311111111011 the rock;
1114114
Norwalk Chronicler