BURGLARIES
in very common In and attend this“
vicinity. Would It not be well to nail
. u up on, the 'uuone and protect your ,
fume and valuables against this dun»
.m, by placing a Burglary policy
With us and let us reimburse you for
will. 101111. Telephone 1230.
TAYLOR it: GOLDEN
; 01139 Walhlngton Street,
RICE
Clean, Whole
Grain
4‘41: lb
sA
16c
811th Norwalk, Cann.
All kinda of. inaurunce. "
Public Sleuo‘grupnor,
Tel 371
l d .lAPAN Columbia
RIVER
LMON
Pound Flat Can
A Rare
Finest
CREAMI: RY
Batter
311: lb
bargain
‘ East India TeaCo
125 Washington Street
Division No ..A 0. . will hold
its regular 111111111111 101110111011 evening.
Buckingham W.
gains this sale offers
to he found anywhere.
ft‘iner goods
R, O, N0. 30, “ill
The Paris Cloak 81 Salt liousc
33 South MazII 11., South Norwalk
if we could make you fully realize what a saving It means to you
to supply your summer weming apparel needs now you Would come
here right a111uy—today—-and take advantage of these exceptional 11:11
Come and I111 cstlgate.
Sale in tooth stores—Stamford and South Noanlk.
.
SALE SALE ' SALE
,‘ «out 11),
‘ ‘11 till shower last 111 cnlnt.” at the rash an announcement of the consolidation
are not made, lower prices are not.
meet for regular busmess tomorrow
evening. ———‘~~»~~w ~- « .-.. ”_,~__.
NW N...“ A NEW SIGNAL INSTALLATION. are shaded, the operator would know
‘ Cockcnoe‘Tribc, .\'o. 32. l. t). R. M”! “... .the exact. location of any trains within
will hold its I'ckllhll' meeting Frittuyi timing the day Sunday, Augu-‘It the suction governed by the signals,
l
evening. .‘Jlth, the New York, New Eaton and
._...._.,. __ l
illartlord lluihoud Company will put‘
Our Sistcrs' Rebel lell 1 01132.6. .\o 55 j,
I. 0, O. F nil] hold its regular 111ch 1
ing this cytning,
Into scrvlco a new electric interlotkl
lug plant at Worcester Station. This:
On pagcl 12 Joseph Davis toll~ you into scrvice the complete electric sig‘
about the 119“ 11111 Shirts and thermos nailing: 1.1 stem which embraces all phuec 1.91””. 01111 under ground at and euchre party at the club house
bottles. Read it. r ll
W Worcest,cr inclusive. l
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin l.. lloyt. of“ T1111 new signal system is ot‘ a
Westporz avenue, are on an autumn-modern type, embracing some special
bile trip through thc AdiroIIduCks. =fcutures which greatly increase the
1 ---~—- (efficiency of tho truckage betwccn
Cockeuoe ilaymukers" Association. \\ ortostcr and South Worcester The
No. 32%. I. 0. R. M._ will hold its ontiio system will be electricalll"
regular meeting tomorrow evening. ‘opm'nted. ineludlng the throwing of-
' lthe switches and the operation and{
——A suit. case, regular size and ex‘lllghting of the signals. I
tra good quality. frce with every unit} Monolithic concrete towers have!
which he operates
inasmuch as the onthe s1stem is
i10p1ratod clet‘tl“lcall_1 the electric in
stallutlon is 1«11111111 hit unique Ale
rangemcnts ha1 11 been made with the
“11lll be the lli'Sl1 step toward putting i11ctt1ic lighting Company of Worms l
tor for a duplItnte 2.200 volt three
ol the trucks I'Iom Worccslei W 30m“ \\ orccstt‘r the other under ground a1 “‘3‘ 9‘9““‘5
South Wortcster. lloth of these con
nections are brought. to the Worcester.
tinterlocklnu tower, in which 13 located
The current ls‘.
a large switchlIourd.
transfm‘mcd to ill) volts and at that
Itiltagc operates a motor gcncmtorg
'l‘ht1 motor generator consists of three
units. the prime mover of which
dr'l1es the muohlnc. which Includes a
three phase Self excited 465 volt I‘Itl
cycle alternating current generator.
‘in Bcldcn menuo.
That “Occupation is hap«
places” all the wisest men
agree, but one needs to be
well fitted out for every kind
of work.
if cooking is one of your
occupations the Stamford
Range will enable you to 1lc~
ri1'c happiness from your
work
FOR SALE 1W
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Mlss GRAY TENDERED TIN SHOW ‘RE. ARRANGEMENT or RAILROAD
if“ SYSTEM A LATE RUMOR.
Alisa Lucy Grav. 11 ho to to wed For-l
Case this week. was tenderedl
Railroad men have been expecting“
tlcnco of Mr and 1111s George Salaam the western division of the New
About twenty five Haven load with the (‘cntrai New
fol Miss Gray's girl fricnds were in IE aginud. and feel that such a step
lattohdance, and 11 fine time was 111111.,llas alrcudy been arranged. Such c
There was a generous collection of}(3llllill!c probably Will be one of the
tin ware, to add to the already cx-‘lll‘fli steps taken by Howard Elliott.
‘tenstve array of rifts the bride-to-bc Ithn he hrSImIes Charge of the New
‘llad recalled ill—111.111 on the first of the month
Refreshments wore served and For many months rolling, stock 01
Ipieusant evening pusscd, the Central New England has been up-
..._. Icrating 01' or the western division On
:BRIDGE AND EUCHRE AT BELLE Saturday a special train containing.
: ISLAND. jt‘cntrai .\c.11‘ England officials toured
l
,‘
the entire western 11111111011 and made
The ladies of Belle island gave a crucial inspection of the division.
you 5119095511.” and enjoyable bridge l'lhls confirmed matters according to
“1nen who were
bridge; affairs
Although the Central New England
(‘1.
" The prizes at
were secured by Mrs John l-.I Ferris l
Mrs Frederick ll Rowan and Mrs'
‘Frederick Thompson, of Norwnlk. The
‘euchre prizes wcl‘c secured by Mrs.
‘ lolln P. Leo, Mrs. Schroeder and Miss
Powers, This evening the junior mas-
‘qucrude of the young people or the
lisland will be held at the club house.
-—-VACUUM WASHERS.
l Another consignment of washers
of clothes costing $13.00 or morc, at‘bcen constructed at both Worcester which furnishes all of the alternating‘l‘“ been received at this office and
(Tavanagh and Rose's.
-~~- -- -—— toners all of the switches and signals".
‘Mlss Katherine Dueii of Brooklyn. to the lnIIIIedluIe vicinity are operat-‘t
'is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. ed Apparatus p.19 been Installed Int
Schumann. of Union Park. and later each of the towers so that by the 00-;
in the week Mrs. Schumann will re- ‘operatlon of the operators in both tow- .
turn to Brooklyn with her gues st for 8‘. (its the control of traffic may be es ‘
125 volt l) (‘ unit. which operates
normally on a generator for the pur
pose oI churning the storage battery
and which is designed to operate as a
motor taking current from the1 Stor
Iago battery in case there Is an inter-
and Soth Worcester, and from these current for the entire 8, stem and alcouponu should be presented at once
YANKEES SAFE AT TORREON.
LAREDO. Talc. Aug. 20.—~All Ameri-
cans in Torrent: are reported safe by
passengers who left Torreon Aug. 11
and arrived here yesterday. A serious
‘is a subsidiary of the New l'isuen, it
is now believed that the lines in north-
western Connecticut will have an inde-
pendent management nnd report dl-
rcctly to the chairman of the New Ha-
ven road. instead of to the man who
will be president of the lines,
This move may forecast. other ex
Ionslve changcs‘for the New Haven
system when ‘Mr. Elliott is finally at
the helm. No one has figured out yet
what the other changes will be, but
there are many who feel sure that the
C. N. E. and the Western will be
merged very soon.
Plans for Improving the Western di-
vision, made by C. S. Mellon, were
ambitious. They included building the
visit.
1Rev. Alfred J. W. Tongue 11'III
preach at tht1 South \‘orwalk M. [1.
church on Sunday morning and cIcth‘
lug, August 24th The snbje: 't of the
morning sermon will he “'l‘lII1 Suprcm-v
ncy of (illrist,"~——the evening sermon
will be "Ilondman or Slave."
County Game Wu: ‘den Wilbur F.
Smith. of South \0111nlkrcccntl1' re-
ceived word that two large rattle
snakes had been killed in Georgetown.
One of the reptiles was on the state
farm. This Is considered a remarks
ble occurrence. as it is wry seldom
that 1"uttlers are scan in this s11ctlon.
’i‘lie Greenwich l1‘urmcr‘s Club will
hold its t111111t1fl1'st annual pit nic nnd
Clambake in tho ltockuood Luke‘
Grove tStanwichI. (‘onn., Auk 27th‘
Speakers for the day are: (‘ongmss-
men Jeremiah Donovan and Don (‘-
Soltz. of the New York World. If
rainy. 1111xt fair day. All are cordially
luvilod. Thomas llmI‘uI‘Il Is secretary
of the association.
Mcclloh- [.IIIII‘JIno. of Wood strcct.
has plans out for It line now house In
ilutcs‘ court. hour the blurtln Bates,
Jr. 8; (lompuny I'ut‘ factory. 'l‘hoprop-
orty. which was rocI-ntly secured from
lfrnnoln llcnumuclll, I11 lining gradual
and put in 11.111111ll11nt condition. in the
near future 11 thirtydoot street will
probably be IllII‘lll'Il extending from
court In Ilt‘Ilv urcllltc.
IMrs.(‘hIr11uI1c lililllll‘l, of 1? High
street. South waulk. In recovering
froth a serious illness. whlrh munyot
her friends ft-Iu'cil might provc fatal.
Mru. ilanltu was taken Ill last Friday
night with ptomnlno poisoning. short
tublishcd In either direction on all the l ruptlon of now or from the city service
four tracks between Worcester aimflhe storage battery located in the
‘80th Worcester. so that It may be Ibusoment of the Worcester tower Is
lltlusllllt‘ to opcrutc four trains 8011““ ‘ Iloatcd across lllt‘ D C unlt of the
bound or four trains northbound film ‘motor generator, so that power Is at-
. ultnncously, or any other arrangement ‘ ways available.
that may 511cm desirable to handle the‘
i ‘onucution of trufllc. ‘control dovito which works in con
/‘ in connection with this fillillll'1ll“‘* nection with tho I). (‘ unit. so that I11
thcrc is an automatic control 0f Slg"1‘asc the motor generator is 11m 1111
unis. so that only one train “l a‘from the Storage battery, the excha-
timc may not 11in any one track m“.lion of the fluid of the motor is Con-
|I11 cut the talc-Flocking stations at' trolled by the automatic speed device.
;\\or1:ostcr and South Worcester. “1‘30“8 to mnlpmln a (opulent speed oi
1cuth of the lntcrloclilhg towers 0‘9““ the unit although the storage battery
is a large track diagram the face 0‘évoltaup may drop as low as in) volts.
uhlt It Is a facsimlh1 of the truck 111.11. The storage battery Is also used for
.‘out. Including the signals and switches the Operation of up the switches and
which are opcratcd from the l0“"“‘11tllt1 truck Iilnglam at \l'orccstcr
.'f‘his track is so 111 ranged that wheat The power “pl“..rm from the three
thmp are no trains on the trhClIs “‘0 phase. generator ubovc mentioned
.sp 11111 hotwocn the rails is colorcd currglzcs thrI-p phnst1 lines which 1111
111111111. l‘ht1 prcsenco of a train 11111111. tend from \‘ltlrcuntcr to South Wort 1111
11111: section of the truth changes the
itcr and to which 11111 1101111111 ted vari~
"valor to rod. .130 that if all the windows I one transformers for furnishing alter-
inatlng current for various purposes
throughout Iht1 system. At system.
Is equipped with automatic
A-I—I
The motor generator
speed.
lT’ 8 A flilSTAllE
Made By Many South Norwa‘lk Roll-5
..—.___L.
dents. 1
Many pt1opl11 In 11 Inlnguldcd effort ‘
to got rid of kidney backache. rely on ,
plush-rs. llnlmcntg anti other mul'o 1.
shifts ‘I‘l111 right treatment In kid-I
11111 I? cultural and a rt-mnrknbly roc- ‘
unnatultiml Itldnoy mctllt' Inn is lIoun' s
l\lilill'y l’IIIs. South Nol'wulk Is no:
exocptloh.
The proof to at your vary door. The
following in on experience Iypltnl of
the work of I’Ioun'u Kidney 'l’llltI in.
l-Ioulh Norwaiit. ‘
ll. 1) Kelly. 18 Wood street. I-Ioulh
‘ud to a I) C.g11.1111rntor.
South Worcester then- Is also (‘flllllmL
1111 to those wires 11 thrcc phnsn 46.»
volt motor.111hl1.h I11 Illrcctly conncct
This general.-
or (Hilltlgt‘i‘l 11 11111111] not of I1‘dIIwn stor-
nun butlm‘lcs. I'm the purpouo of fur-
nishing Illroct ourrtuit to oporuto tho
switches and truth diagram at South ,
\l'orccslcr toner
All of tho clct‘tllt' l‘gltllnu 11f Iht1
‘hlunulu In tulton froth the A. t‘. lliil'h
.Ihrouph nmnll trunnf'ormolu
"‘ll111 I1I11I'trl11. I‘qtlipmcnt Is all pro
1l1lod ln duplicate on lift to cilmlntitl“
IIII1 posulbllity of the loan of churuyl
to tho slpnul nyntcnl. (Inc In Itlt.t1rrtlp-‘ . 1
tion of any machine.
The signal t11lepnIcnt was furnished“
\or11ull1 I' 111111., unyn‘. "l 1111p trunnion. "5’ “m “"‘m‘ l"Wll‘h and hlmml Com
ly after partaking: of come canned
shrimp. ’l‘ht1 symptoms were unriouu
for a time. but. Dr. qr, l. llurnoll was
called and now pronounces the pa-
tlont out of danger.
NOTICE! NOTICE.”
it you are a oullscrlber to The Ben-
duel bring or send In 3511. and get
three of the most popular magazines.
Mentors, Fashionable Woman and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
It you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.80 and The Sentinel and
nominee will be sent you for three
months by mull; It you prefer to have
‘ _ I newnboy deliver your paper send us
_ 380 for magsztnea and pay the boy lilo
‘1 week tor The Sentinel. The mega»
tine. deal with all the current sub.
m at vital Interest and. will please
, 0"” lumber of the futility, 1
ovct‘ my blue. together with uhnrp
twingos In the small of my buck. They.
Worn cbpochllly noticeable when I.‘
straightened too quickly after stoopwl
inn. 1 also had headaches and dizzy
spells, was restless and got up In thoI
morning feollng more tired than when
l Wont to bed. When suffering In that
way, i had the good fortune to hear
of Dunn’s Kidney Pills, and procured
a supply at PIaIsted‘s Drug Store.
They Worked wonders and In less than
a Week the trouble left. I am pleas.
ml to confirm my former endorsement
of Doan'a Kidney Pills.“
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fosteranlburi 00.. Buffalo.
New York. solo agents for the United
States.
fumember the mmo—Doun’mnd
tulle no other,
for a war and a half by null pains ,
puny of Swisuvulu. Pit, and lnutullod
lIJ llml 'illlfilill licpnrttnoht forchI of
the New ‘lluvun lloud.
m...“ vmmmnaI—w
FEAR GREASERB WILL ATTACK
TRAIN.
MEXICO CITY. Aug. 20.-1A notice .
of attacks upon trains running bu-
twoen the capital and Vera Cruz.
which have hitherto been unmolontod,
is feared as the result of a serious
incident yesterday, a shore—distance
outside of the capital. The engineer
or a train from Vera Cruz who saw
a column of rebels crossing the tracks
deliberately plunged his train Into the
ranks. crushing five men to death he-
neath the wheels. The Zupntistau
opened lire upon the train. but no, one
Ivan injured.
lAmdmv.NIiumwmm
outbreak of typhoid fever ls feared, unir ail-rail freight route from the
hon-mar, owing to the heavy ming‘ west into New York city and a role
which 119,111, flooded part, of this city ‘Icutlon of freight yards from New York
Federals expect another attack on Tor-‘ Flntc near the Hudson river to the
reon soon.
men and Montcrcy were destroyed by Just now It is said that all these plans
dynamite within two days. No one; .vllI be carried out by
was killed. iNcw England.
With COFFEES
30 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. EL RYAD .. . .. 350
25 STAMPS WlTH 1 LB. AMBOBA....... .. . ........ 32¢:
20 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. SULTANA... . 30°
10 STAMPS. WITH 1 LB. VERY G‘JCD COFFEE ...... .. . 28¢
SSTAMPS WlTHiLB.GOO') COFFEE . 25c
“lid
Our Coffees are the Best on the Market, Once Used, Always Used
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAunINGTON I73, lOUTH NORWALK
VII. NI). IOI.
Dcllvorlu sun I. 1111. um 2:80 p. m.
In. Duilvoh
ELECTRlCAL
SUPPLIES
i? ‘ cnockrn WHEELER RED SEAL
é morons onv BATTERIES
Electric Wiring for Light and Power
“ 1 Wu are always randy to attend your Electrical troubles. lax-gum
small. A ‘pbonc call will bring 11 repair man. 'l‘ry 1111 next time
whoa nomathlnn goes wrong,
'l'HE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Watered)
ELECTHIOAL CONTRACTORB.
. 64 WATER 8T. PHONE 31123. SOUTH NORWALK
Our Advice On Building
goon free to our customers. but that in no also We Worthless.
for we give It freely to insure our friendu against the common
error of homebulldera, and as an advertisement.
No matter what you are going to build. you'll find us always
ready to advise you. ltlvon It It's only a board for a repair job,
or a bunch of lath or ahlngiel, we want you to come in and see
us.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
worn uonmtk. coup.
A 1 Extra Stamps @
’l‘wo trains between Tor- edre of Connecticut. near Danhury. that
i
the Central‘ .
' MONUMENT TO GENERAL LAW- ttlro.
line. no u 11 now amnion.
Well. we have
~ ‘ MINTZS ‘
Smart Hats
Children, Misses and Women.
New Fai Suits
latest styles in fine Sample Suits
will be on display.
get and idea of the character of
Suits we intend keeping this sea-
son. Prices range from
$12. 50 to $40
it if it’s new—«for
Come in and
‘GliAMBEll (if
in close touch 11lth‘
GOMMERGE APPEAL
Under the caption, "Be True to Nor
walk. " those intcrested in for minga
chamber of commerce In The Nor-
walks are today issuing the following‘
interesting appeal to the business men
and citizens of Norwalk. The idea. is
being worked up in good shape and in.
dications are that in the near futurel
,a thriving chamber of commerce will
be instituted in Norwalk, which wIII
assist in solving the knotty problems
before the city under the new regime.
The appeal is as follows:
Be True to Norwalk.
Community spirit!
What is community spirit?
Community spirit Is the sum total
of the souls. the spirits, the minds of
those who dwell In that community.
As those souls are brave. progress-
i1 a, worthy. unselfish and onel. so is
cummunity.
Thus does “measure up" the stand-
Ing of a community in virtue, right-
eousness and progress.
But:
That our community. our city. may
shine before the world with all that
she may rightly claim as her position
through the standard of her commu-
nity spirit.
Her citizens must be true to her.
I’oioniue' advice to Inertes, "This
above all: To thine own self be true
and It must follow. as the night the
day. then canst not then be false to
any man." applies to the people of a
city—tho people are the city—and In
being true to their city they are but.
true to themselves.
flow can we show our realty, our
loyalty. to 011r.city?~~be true to her?
lly doing all things unselfishly for
her benefit. joining in all cooperative
. for
‘10 HURRY Alllllll
Illllli 111111111
Final Vote on Bill Not Likely to
Be Taken by Senate Before
October 1
WASHINGTON, Aug. lid—Another
attempt to hurry along the Tariff
Bill will be made in the Senate next.
week. Senate leaders are arranging
longer sessions. as the progress
is so slow that the general opinion
about the Capitol now is that a final
vote will not be had before October 1.
Thus far there are no signs that
the hoped for breaking down of the
opposition to the tariff and financial
legislation program of the adminis—
tration has been accomplished. In.
fact members of the House are about
convinced that the special sesSion will
not and until time for the regular
session to begin in December. Sena-
tor Brundegce said that If he was
given time to go home for his winter
clothing, it would be about all the:
recess he could expect under present
Conditions. Many express the hello!
there will be no currency legislation
at this special session. and that the
problem will still remain to the
solved at the regular session. It has
been decided that there shall be no
recess over Labor Day, a fact which
will prevent Vice-President Marshall
from attending the Hartford Fair on
that day. and the possibility of loinlz
away with the usual holiday recess,
froth the middle of December to the
first week In January, is being dis-
cussed by Senators.
(In the other hand old timers about
the Sonata and for the Capitol say
effort in her good behalf, Joining
hands with our fellowcitizons in con-
structive work for our city's bottor-
montwothicnlly. connnerclaily. indul-r
that always when the situation looks
worst It Is llkcly to clarify. and
they profess to believe that tho Cun-
rcncy Bill will be hurried through
trinlly. and that the special session will nd~
ilulldlni: for u better, busier. blggnl‘ learn by November 1.
Norwalk. I The Thrill Ilill has born under do-
Whut In today rccognlzod on tho hate in thc Sonntc for about "Vi!
.most effective way In which citizmm wcoke. No achmlulc bun been Ilntlro-
II
can work In cocmu-utivo effort
. IIIcIr community?
for ly completed. and certain Itcmu have
been passed ovcr in each one. The
Through a ntmnu. (1le11 schedules disposed of. with the el-
111.111 t rnl,
"body representative or all Interests of ccptlon of certain llIHIIlI fulfilled 0V0?
the community-—
A powerful chamber of commerce.
which will no returned to later, um
chemicals. earthenware, glassware.
metals, wood, tobacco, and optical-
Schedules yet to ho considered
TON. are. suitor. spirits, wince. cotton, flux.
«u» wont. pulp and paper, sundries. and
DENVER. Colo, Aug. 30,.-.M Its Ibo Irco list. Then, will ho a lengthy
mansion ycntcrtlay the Army of the
Philippines and heroin" Idol'vhzn Vol,»
crank adopted a mediation memorial:
hung Congress to push a bill for a ,
monument In Arlington (ltunoicry, In
commemoration of (ion. «Henry W.
Lawton, who was killed In a battle
In the Philippines In IIIIII).
DEATH ATTENDIII BIRTH OF BEV~
_ EN'reeu-m CHILD.
COLUMBUS. 0., Aug. 20.-~ll‘ollorw-
log the birth of her seventeenth child,
Mrs. John O‘Donnell. aged 39. of this
city. died last night at a local hospi-
tal. Besides her husband. Mm. O'Don-
nell is survived by eight of their sev-
enteen children. Mr. O‘Donnell In the
' father of twentyveight children. eleven
discussion upon the proposed Income
11111.
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CALLENCIE THE NORWALKB.
The West Ends, through the man-
auor. John (Iluvntutgh, of 241 8th
otrecl. Now Ilontlon, have Issued a.
challenge to tho Norwalka for a game
to be played: on Labor Day. This
New London team claims to he one of
the fastest somtpron In the stat».
Very often It sentinel "For mi."
ad. will Int-Ina a ”windfall" of pin
money In return tor an untitled article
of value. Are there pin lousy pom
nibitltiou in some thin“ you are cinn-
In. ”my?
anthem m 11111111” imam:- 1 mod July. me but In the m
‘ m. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler