We Insure
1 U T o M o o 1 L r: s
‘ Against
_. ‘Fire',Thefi, Liability, .
Property Damage,
Collision '
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
‘74 Washington 81., So. Norwaik
TELEPHONE 165-2
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Miss Ethel Robins, or France street,
_ is vlsitng friends in ltovor, N. .l.
The “\‘otu .1ltt llonrd of T1 .tdo (inco-
"tors ate scheduled to meet this mon-
. his
James I‘lcltotlng, of tho local ttol
f”loy lines, enjoyed :1 111115 1;t<.'ttion
from his dutios \‘eslortlny.
Roy Benedict. oi' Wostport RVOINB.
' has resumed his duties in New York
city, nitor 1-1 sevort‘tl tittys’ vocation.
Misses \‘ioln flu-lire, Nollie Hynqn
l, and .‘llndelltto Fay. of South Norwnlit.
‘ have returned to their homes from 11
visit in Bridgeport.
l-inrold Nutlin 11nd Hurry l‘hlllipson,
DBMOI“ in sttcot.t1tio\od a day's 1n-
l'tltlon from their tittties on tho local
ll‘ollt‘l lines \‘oSitt‘Hln.
(liturlos A. \‘olrtttlno. oi“ Norwnlk.
has: aucrt-odod 112d ward Fourth, of Con;
“tor ttvonue, us motor reader for lilo
Ilousnionlo l’owrr (“1111111111112
Matters of routine littolnoss worn
trnnauetrd at tho 1110911111: of P1111111-
iho Castle, No. 2, A. 0. K. of ill. 0.,
high was held last evening.
George L. Sutherland, of tho Now
Ydrk, New 'llnt‘on 11nd llnrtl‘orti Rilli‘
jaroud Company, front Now lilorltollo.
} Avail thogttost of Ernest tl. Wheeler. of
’ Arch street, ovt-r Sunday.
Ansossor Gooruo W. Fitch. of hinplo
direct, who recently loll through 11 trap
door in the Morwiu strut-t shirt fuc-
tom. slightly injuring himself, is re-
..~1l0rted y be improving nit-cly.
in MoyJ‘alionof Norwnltt, former-
’ Wilt 'at the Methodiat it‘plut'oiml
d in Bethel into been the nut-oi
t Mr. and Mrs. lteorge ll Osborne,
.135 Greenwwd avenue, in Belhoi.
Edward theagh of South Norwulk
toilet) a position with the New
.2 ilioi‘d Hat Company, and his brother.
lithevv (trough. in inking his place
Manager of the Roton Point bathing
’#
The banquet committoo of South
Nirrwnlit Council, No 123:1,Knightc of
Columbus. will hold it tnooilngnthhi
evening. at which little the committee
will be cub-divided so no to facilitate
pthc work.
Edward J. Finhory, the oil merchant.
;Wll0 figured in n runaway In r‘ttirileld
avenue. Suturdo), was able to'rotuttno
1111a dutloa today. The horse lttcltod
him unite actoroiy. coming a ’nttmbor
.10! painful hruloea.
”mo—.-
Mica Mullet Ferric. of Word Witch
, illicit atrcct, returned from 11 Hall in
dollop. Sunday, with her little niece.
~ turban Ferric. Mr. and Mn. Harry
down. of Boston. arrived in South-
ollt later for o chort visit with
hrrii‘ parent:
Llwnoncc, or West a’trcot.
no; man who won run downby
‘ ‘ oar our the Standard Oil
' at llily avenuo. to new real»
1 y comfortably. ills knoc which
injured ollll troublol him, how-
..woro noccraal'y, ~iI improving.
ull‘rictttlo are pleased to hear of
movement in tho young manicj
,m' to going to notch Point,
“ ting. the American Band gcvc
i Mdhnokemo Halo! aquaro,
antortolninx c .iaru
' 11131111111111 V
., li‘aldold county in (tidal! to 111511..
1. rigid county to:- twinned in
illilililililiilil
Raporl Made on the Equalizing ti
' Senatorial Districts Today]
HARTFORD, Aug. 22.--'l‘ltc coni-
mitten on tedlstrictlng the state today
mode 11 11111011 equalizing 11m senator
int insult-1.11 of the slow as follows:
Senatorial districts, 9111; plan tori
redistricting by census of 11110. 011
basis of leaving ouch county tho some
number in sonutoro no “1111'. Average
siltlllld be 31,850.
lllsltiot No.1, tin-«now.
liimtict No. 2,113 now.
No. 3, as now.
No. i, no 11011. 1
.\‘o. 1'1, us now.
No. it, its now.
No. i. as now.
,1 .\'o s. lih' now, loss fourteen, 118.91%“
111113 3,?lfiti. . '
No.11. till now, plus five, 27,151-—
plus; 11,3111.
No. 10, 1.111 now, less iivo, 38.91% loss,
6.1.191.
No. it,
351:1: 2.3116.
No. 1'3. 115 now.
No. Ill, 113111011.
No. ll. no now.
No. 1.3, 1111 now, lost: l‘iii't‘k‘.
lotto 111,535.
No. id, no 110111,, Illllil three, 28,9115 .
pills 14,335.
No. 1'1"; all now.
No. 18. its now,
rlwplus 3.097.
No. 19, its now.
No. 211, as 110w.
Shh—loss 3,097.
111.1711 —
plus: \\‘utortorti. 2d,.
1.3
less \\'ntoriorti, 32:1,.
No. 21, its now, loos one, ti?,lil-—-
loss -l.i~‘1l«i. ,
No. 22, at) now, plus one. 29,376»—
[tilts 1.15114. '
23. na- now.
No. 2i, as now,
No 0. 25. no non, plus \1'iiton,iittl.\ii
mplttu 1.701;.
No. 211, its now, less Wilton. 38.530-
lens 1,706.
No. :37, us now. ‘
No. 25, us now, pints l'omirot Midi
llittnpton. 31,678~plus 2,4411. E
’No. 29, its now, loos l’ontfret nnd'
Hampton. littlishmlouo 2.440.
No. 30. as now, less tioohen. 24.1111
«:leoa 1575.
No. 31,115 now, pitta Goahon and
Warren, 22,05.1~—pius 1. 081.
No. 32, us 11011, less Warren,
less 112. '
No. 33, on now, loca Middlcfioid, 23,-
97ll—leaa 1.036.
No. 34. on now. Illili Middlodoid.
2i.664——plua 1.0311.
No. 35. as now.
Tho Minority Raport.
The minority report of Represent»
tivo Slovene. of Berlin, on rodlatrict-
ing the state into congroaaionai din.
lrlota in no followa: 1,
lllotrict No.1'~~Hartford county.
Deatrict No. 2-~Ncw Londoii canon
11, Windham. Tollond and Middleton
counties.
iMairl’ct No, auNew anon county.
without Wolcott, Waterbury. Pro-pout.
Naugatuok, Middlobury. Southbnry,
Oxford. Beacon Fatia, Boymonr, An-
aonin and Derby.
Fourth Dlatrlotwli'alrliold county.
Fifth Dirtrict—thchiioid county.
with the town: taken from Now Haven
county.
The majority plan of Senator Bar-
num ll Ito, iollowa:
First“ .Dldtriot-é-Hlttiord county,
with Borlthain‘atcad andNow Htriiord.
but without. Bricioi. minimum.
Plcinvllla. Soothinsion and Berlin.
which aco Add“ to NOW Baron conn-
in which will no tho Md “District
1% Whit-rho?» ~ Middlcbury.
swirliban Narcotic; Bacon
ril’alia, jcym Angola... Dcrhy. Or-
and. and Mi ford. which 4 addod
to tho now ”Fifth riot. , ciao
without Bradford, Git lord and Madl-
con. which will in inland to tho four
cactoro collation to mire tho Third
DiIlrlot.
7119 Fourth Diatrlot will be ll‘alrllciii
county without amnion, Brookflold.
Bothoi, Newton. Monica. Honour
in. and dutiful-d. M towna from
N 0.
24,101 1
vi
,, 1;, Which the (191111.111 dicoovcrcd a my to m
. 101mm to work" in the laundry. they knocked 1M1
oiiacltlca of wdahvday” slavery from the booth of .
overy woman who had faith enough to try their dompoimd.
Tito Got-innit women tried it find. and in Germany
" wash-(icy has coaxed to be a dread. PERSIL, the cw
Oxydcn Washing Compound. in doing whcl all tho
soaps and all the 11111111113111 tho world could not coolant-
1.11.11.11.11 PERSlL to washing clothes clean, CLEANER.
CLEANEST, without rubbitid and without iniut‘y to
, the fabric.
And PERSIL does all thia In loco than half the
time it usually takes to wash clothes In tho
. oid- faahioned. book- broaklnmwcchboard Way
_.._..vm,
OKYG Eli
11:1?
“infill"
ill iii i‘
Costa a (bustier-—
‘ Does a Dollar’s Worth
dial“
The base of PERSIL' 19 Oxygen,
and Oxygen is Nuiurc’ s protector
against every kind of dirt.
Whether stained laces or greasy
PERSIL. all the foreign matter is forced out of the
but the fabric itself l8 absolutely unharmed.
A large package of PERSIL costs a quarter and does a
In Time Saved .
to clot cs Saved
’ avod
and-by turning out whiter, cleaner clothes than is possiblo
with any old-fashioned washing compound.
Jim moody PBRSIL haa boon brought to Amcrioa. Thlt is one of
the tow oilico when it id for aala. Your (moor probably Ital
Auk hint-ho will cupply you.
dollar’s worth-
In Toll 1
91111511..
i5: and 250 at All Drooors’
o
. U
overalls are washed with
goods»
J1
as now. plus fourteen. 28,-;-
i.
' orrntiu ot’orywht-l‘o and that the party
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1111 iii 11111131
Declares the Democratic Party
llad Set a Good Example and
Redeemed Every Promise
11'AsnlxttroN. 111g. 1:2.«(311‘i1mp
Clark. speaker of the House of Rep“
rosvntittltos in 11 run 11 of tho “Gilt.
of the tlrst session oi the Sixty oooonti
I‘tonnroho, dot lured that tho Democrat l
;|1-it party 1111 n gnod oxntnpio for Dem-
. 1
hnd redeemed ovory protntco of, model}
lift the campaign of litlo when thc‘thouuh we have only ulxtyxthroo nin-
'Joi'ity in tho lions-o.
Democrats wrontod control of the
House front the Ropubllonns.
“At this session the Democrats intro
mode a tot‘ord ultioh has antprioodt
our. lriendo nntl dumbfounded ottr on-
etnleu." said Speaker (,intlt "it has
put honrt and hope into Democrats
everywhere. The extra Bouillon wan
extraordinary not only in the motto of
being a special aoooion culled by the
president. but aim in the amount
and quniity 11‘: the work done in the
“once by the combined Democrats
and insurgents. and the combined
Democrats and Republican incttrtrcnta
in the Senate, and especially by‘ tho
unanimity of action developed by tho
Houao Democrats
"it 1111a predicted frooiy. vociferous.
iy. onthnaiaoiically and confidently
by tho 'ataud pat' pron and oratoro
that we would go to pieces. On that
account and by reason of that hope
they rejoiced that the extra Jcaaion
of Congroca was called. co that we
might go to pieces at the earliest pom
albic date. not we have aoroly ding
appointed all their oxpcotatlona. They
even not the data when we would so
to placer. which waa the day of the
Democratic caucus on Janucry 19,but.
unfortunately for thorn. in that ouncna
ovorythinl war done nuanlntoualy. The
out morning when they found two had
agreed in spite of their mailcioua pro-
diclloua to the contrary. they had to
pinch them-elven to no if they wore
await-11. They then raid auroiy wc
would no to plow on Icon aa 11o
roachcd tho tariff abortion. but again
titty more doomed to illupltolutntcnh
and we did not on to ciocca at all.
We arc more thoroughly united in tho
notice at tho and critic mica. if
poulbio than at tho beginning
"We. hate cot a good atomic to
Democrats ovorywhm. duaorod 11.1
for your“: or a party of mongtmtion
and at both; utterly looking in abilv
ity for conntrunti‘vo ton-mutt in
palm! through tho Hound Wit. ocri1
atructivo_icxialation.'£iiid hottot‘, than
into pauod thronnh anymore. in tho
canto tenth of time in twpty you".
We have lot tho photo in that. round.
.1111, it‘uuwiintd llit‘ l'tt.t~1.-, {uniting llto
't'omntittooo oloctitu by tho House;
‘ pnswti
Zlingo number of otho:
,ccrzttrh to get the twothlrdn majority
‘denl. who rode into power by u huge
‘in n lioune containing a majority of
input prdvldlug for pupninr clot-lion o1
N‘illiltli'fi of too United 131111113. \1‘e'lililétl-
t.i ll bill for tho putriii‘nliotl (it com-
p:tlt':1 01111 ttsrs‘iiffmv the t-lot'tton',
we
New
nud no pitssud u
hills of more
or loss importance. ii is n record of
which no may well ln- proud and on
which we will swoop tho country in
11112.
“To chow now cotnplotoly the “stand
pat" Republicans loo-identornliood‘ it
to only littooasnry to quote the news-
pnpur ntntotnent tltut int-re Willi grout
rejoicing and congratulation til the
White House because We failed by a
u i‘etlulullmt to tilintit
:tlmlt'o 11nd Arizonu,
to overrldo tho president‘s veto. ul-
Tu the complex.
ion has it come all lost, tlitti tho preci-
ntttiurlty. its glad to ostnpo the. ltutnll
intlolt of tuning hilt )t‘tUQS o1errldon
only sixty thrto Suntll tutors are
thankfully received by the adminis-
lratlolt.
"Notwithataudiny the fact that four
cabinet members were on the floor of
the Home lobbying in favor of the
veto with all their potter, atlurontonta
and patronage of the udminlatratlon
to help thorn influence voica, 22 in«
cut-gent Republicans had the courage
and manhood to override the 11mi-
dout’c votooa. What‘s writ it writ.
and whatever the future may have in
store, tho honor of having pot-foot
unanimity among the Dcmocrata 11nd
of achieving an oxtroordinary amount
of oonatruqtivo atutomauahtp at tbia
extraordinary amnion can never be
token away from 11:. Every Demo-
crat in the Hence and ovary inaurgcnt
Republican who Itood up to the rack
la entitled to hia full abaro of cmiit
"We homily and perolotontly on-
doavorod to relieve 1119 people of coma
of their burdcn of taxctlon. but tho
pmldont would not havo it. To doc
a opal-ting phi-coo. 'ho blocked tho
note! , On time icauca we appeal to
the country. fooling obaoiutoly certain
that an we have stood manfuiiy for
the boat intern-ta of tho pooplo, tho
poopio will cloud by. no." _
Tho four cabinet oncora to whom
tho upcaltor rcfcrrod aa haying boon
on tho iioor of tho Homo when tho
tariff nvioiou «too-word pending in
tltct body. were .attorncr donor-at
WiditOflMm. Portion-tor acumt
Hitchcock, tary of War Stimson
and Secular! of Miami and Lo-
hor Noni.
, cult. Int/cw can.
LO! ANGEL” Aug. limo-0.11 0.
A. Dryer. War of tho lncurroctoo in
WOolimata in tho mt «volul
lion, 11111111911 baforo United Him
opium Van Mo to“:
for tutors Ronald, , .
. “W0 recounted mrr print-c W
in order to carry lilo cloud ii if
icon: 111111111 ho will be atrocity
w. .
1111 llslllil
iiiSilli’S Billilii
Norolon Heights Man Forced to
Flee Through Sheet of Flame
Early Yesterday Morning
Willintu ii. Austin, of Norotoo
“8311111. was quite thoroughly frigh-
tened and somewhat scorched, Mou-
tiay morning between 6 and 7. school
not doutroyod :1 small born on 'hisl:
promises there and, with it, an nuto~’
mobile and ii lot of tools.
Mr. Aunlin hud been» toting the burn:
no u garage. lie was preparing to}
drive on to his work in the l'lil' when?
the fire started. Ho‘ hnd cracked the:
automobile and was about to stop intoi
it. ankfiro in the carburetor not the
mncnlnn on fire.
tilt the floor alongside the automo-
bile were wolo of gasoline. The"
dinner: ahot out upon those and lheyl
caught fire. Mr. Austin had to dash
through the name to got out.
The fire burned briskly and. aside
from destroy g the garage. it endan-
gered aurroun in: buildings. The loan
was $1,700.
Flraman Ric-pond Quickly.
Tho Volunteer Hone Company ro-
cpondcd quickly. notwithataudin; that
it was a run of about it mile to the
arena» of the Are. They did all they
could to care the garage but it will
doomed and beyond their 111119.111.
call can not in about 1.11 and tho
iii-cinch ruched the halo up tho road
at double quick time. aided by tho
horn of Mr. Allen. tho liveryman.
They were tired whon'lltcy reached
the tire. but thay got buoy at, once
with tho car which wan then bola;
consumed by the iittmoa. They not it
out. but it waa a wreck. The building
was enveloped in doom and it rapid-
ly burned to tho proud
Dnnohod Infloundinp Iotldinga.
'i‘lio drama ltopt a atoady atroatn on
adjacent houaoc which were in donut.
Tito dwelling of Mr. Auctin. not morn
than too foot from tho burning nun.
war in conatant dancer of beta: act
on an. Tito Raymond and tho nou-
ion homo, on oitlicr clda of tho Alt-tin
plaocrwcn also our tho botanic u-
ran. it [an inc iirctnon all they
could do to care tho attrroundlnl build
inn.
it wan an hour and a half bcfora
they can auto to withdraw. ioavinl
tho won a1 hoop of ruinc. 'i‘ho aw
than claim out it want no“ 111mm
fire to “ill tho! our taohiod. 30qu
aloud cloac touthor and the humid!
carom won in the doctor ot a [coup
of dwoilinla.
'i‘ho automobile which waldo-trotted
but uncommon. r111 111mm to tho
rlfll'lfl amount: to cbcntfioo.
. .1111. downtown ciao.
INTZ’S
LASl‘ 1101111 DAYS
J Bl EE SALE
if you come
Values. ~
during the last four days, you
will save amounts surpassing
your highest exp‘ectatibns.
Come Tomorrow for Great
to this Store
We liave One Hundred Pair of
Women’s
Oxfords
that sold regularly for $2.50, $3 &$3.50~
We'ltuve made One Lot of these
11
to close out.
“i This lot
and have marked them
$1.
35
includes all leathers
The White Shoe Co.
. 90 Washington Street
Flynn Boot Shop.
Successors to the
122 SOUTH MAIN 81'.
m”.-
s
SECURE! FlNll POSITION.
——-—11—
90. C. magi», of Norwalk, Now Em-
ployed in Stamford.
Clot-once c. Renault, or with street,
for over a year employed in l". A.
Mitchell and Company'a furniture
atoro‘ in Wall street}, has «cured a
more tucrntivo and Iidvancod pooltion.
no fool: up his dutilfi on Mondayloat
ac, foraman of tho cobalt-notion depart
mm and inspector} hr the Stamford
Foundry Company. Mr Rugloa waa
firmcrly employed iii thia factory. but
boom of ill hoaltlt have it up and for
aovcrai yearn conducted a form in
Weatport. Upon his return to the
factory on Monday he waa aurpriaod
and pleased to director air of bin old
hand: aiill with tho iactory. The men
were also ploaaod 111 in their old time
"boat" and are buay‘ with mninlaocn-
can at my aparc 111111111111.
For fourteen years of his toareer.
Mr. Roadie- woa «11.11.11 and moist-
ant foreman oi thcrtrnounting depart-
ment of tho Aboudrtbth'motnara fun-
dry in Port Chantal. Front hero he
want on a farm on It n3 inland. 'l‘hon
ho wont to work it than Stamford
Foundry Companyu cloning to no
back to a farm in Walton-t. than no 1
Iconrcd bio ltion n Mitchoil’a turn
lltm otoro, imam r of tho atovc
daportmont. Benin 3 hero, in hoa
acain token up iiil lid pcaltlclt.
Mild: more ital "ii-.1117. " ac ho la
fondly colicd and they comatuiato
him in MI now polition. no van a
hard and oonachnti 11- worltor while
in Norwallt and icon behind him did
tho but wiabol of bio Norwallr
irlcnda. ,
For lira limo b.1111 illr. 11.1.1.1 will
untold in Norwailttlv commotion. Ho
" hat a into launch on. 11111111 in tho
mid of north: to W. in 111$
Special Today
Fancy Tomatoes
Basket 25c
ECONOMY JARiB ................
All Other Jara it Cut Prices
ROYAiL GROCERY COMPANY
\
. ........... ....85c PER DOZEN
PHONE 833-3
g.»
1.
Vacuum
Cleaners
For Sale or to Rent ,
1100111112 ELECTRIC
Price $1a5. Rent $5 a day
. ,1!“
O
PEERLESS ELECTRIC
Price $65. Rent $3 a day ‘
REGINA HAND CLEANER
Price boo. Rent $1 a day
anal——
Drop a Poatal or ’phone for
Dcmonatration
A. 1 MGEVINE it;
son on. ‘
mm WAIHINOTON or.
mo DIWUWI IN TROLL"
Joann fluhcmwly map“ on
root and pronoun“. la'ct oyoninmmr
11111111: tram 8 diatut'banoc on a in!- . 1'
toy car, when inopcc’tor memo Dual.
‘toolt tho young than iii" chum cud .,
lama hint our to polléontan 3. Rita“
albino. " fluhc'.m,tclrcn tootho p01 1
line station and 3114111 a count! talking . 1‘
'cc. 1116 donnccticui contpony not hand .
Norwalk Chronicler