» street, and it looks as though the, “5‘ ‘Specinl Feature—The distinguished
west side of the street. would be! “Ohm?“ iii/[ICLIAM MORRIS .
finished in a short time. The wood; I HAMER andAssoc'l'ate Player: In "New Year's
piaylet,
3
Wehlumtmm than
. "'Cdlumbus, will meet this evening.
Branch of the Girl's Friendly Society,
turned to South Norwnllt from a visit
5 lor avenue,
day, in connection with lhe. water,
m and around the A
“not b6 well to coil
1.: {ERICK ..
. “ Ciban,‘ Whole ',
up my ‘ uoinmoii ’
‘ “to; would u
” union, the. 'phune snd'protoct your
m and valuables sxhlnst this dou-
(idly ,‘piaolng a, burglary policy
"If Wlihlnpton street.
I Booth Norwalk, Conn.
‘1“ kinds of insurance.
Public Steuograpnor.
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‘ South Norwulk Council. Knights 01‘ gains this sale otters. Finer goods
to be found anywnero
An important meeting of Trinity
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Ck ‘ '81; Suit Hons
SALE SALE SALE
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you would come .~
here right awny~today~and take advantage of these exceptional bur-
tiome and investigate.
Sale in both stores—Glamford and South
.,:-.
e
,1}.
. South Norwalk
ize what a saving it means to you
are not made. lower prices are not
'Norwalk.
‘ est/shew nameless "been“
, ARMY DEFICE‘RS. ‘ . ,
DUNDON‘, Aug. *Ziwfleplylng lio‘p
question. whether. Germany’s recent
army increases mount an attack on
France, August lilebsl, the late German
Socialist leader, dust before his death.
at Zurich on Aug.‘13,1ast, wrote the
following letter which is published to.
day in the Pall Mall Gazette:
“The German emperor has seen dur-
llg the Balkan War that our army has
completely gone to'piecos-«tllut Is. our
officers are incapable of cornmnndlng
and the material Is absolutely Impossi-
ble. If the French. had wished to at-
tack us they would probably have
been successful, for we are not strong
enough at the frontier. if the French
bud guessed that they were strong
. enough. they would have egun an at-'
tuck.
"Tile German emperor! saw that
French arms had hud much greater
importance in the llalknn 'war than
had. (lormnnroncs. ilc also knew that
the military element from Germany
that had helped the Turks was to
blame. for the misfortunes of the
it
Turks. It is an open secret that (ion
These facts, i-lerr Ailebwel assured. his
correspondent, had been obtained
from «the best sources.
A good adv. pays best in the best
Duper.
Will be held at the. Parish Hall to »---—~- -~~ "Mr—W W“
night. - .4
Rev, Frederick A. Coleman has re- «Ems GEL—gm
" . ~-
with his mother at Atlantic Highlands,
New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. heroy Adams, of 'l‘uy- ;
have been visiting in l
Southport, and attended the ilremeu‘sE
’oarnival there last night.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BE»
TWEEN OLD STYLE LENSES
AND OUR TORIC?
It was announced today that there
would be no speed boat races, Sutur-.
is a question often asked. This il-
lustration gives a good idea. The
deep.curvo is nearly the natural
shape of the eyeball: the light rays
sports at the Norwalk Country t‘lub.‘
L “‘r
W~W- .. ._,._. w...»
Hoyt’s
_:—
Here's a show that‘s a "-linni Dinner"
from start. to finish. At lilo Happy;
Home of Hits,
The Standard Vaudeville Resort.
,. .A special meeting of Catholic i'nion :
The OIIIy paces will be with ounces, are oollvayod without confusion to illlxtt‘nordinnry engagement of the sin
the l‘elilla' the field of vision is l H
_' . , ution of both continents.
:I3;::q(tg tligezyecméngeaxf‘cfnifiliccg 1 MLLE' CEC'LE' ELDRED AND CARR
' «Continental entertainers. in a series
' lighter. of sirlrlse and helium us never
Work has been resumed on the; OCUIASTS. not Opticians. exam- bcl‘oi'elseenainvalidesillet.) ' .
paving operations in North Main} inc your eyes when you come to
——Highlhnd coal at Raymond Bros.
trolley trucks. Ocullnls and Opticians. that recently created a distinct tri-
um. til at the Fifth Ave. Theatre, New
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Ct. ‘
York city.
. .l Opan Bat. ,Evonlngo. Eel. 15 Years. ‘ . __ ,
Council, Knights of Columbus, was, Selniellent song and dance purvey-
held last evening at which time it wusi 01-3.
blocks have been placed between lliei Eve," a stirring dramatic
, this morning, to work out their sen-V
' and Rose's. l
noted to attend the funeral of Jamesi
‘M. Creagh in a body. .At the, cousins!
l E -
aion of the meeting a number of the; NORWALK YACHT CLUB M ET
members went to the stricken home? ING-
and viewed the remains. i
,
I
M
Be Held on SalUrdIy, August
‘Leua Vanual, colored. and Stimuli". both, to Acton lay-Lam RevisIOn.
phine Deslloaiigh, white, who were“; ... . ..
. _ . ., s ' . ' 1‘! II
captured in the raid on a disorderli‘l Rotltc is pitch that the stove ll 8
house conducted by Mrs Sarah Rut-'Coulmm‘l‘e OI ”‘0 Norwulk Yacht 01“"
fln at 3r, Day street were unable toliillii called a special meeting of the
a l ‘ ‘ I '
. :lub to be held at the club house on
t ‘ n. ' to )a' their lines. :‘
raise the mo 9) I 5 , August 30, 1913, at it p. m.,
K duv
. 'ken to Iii‘Id '0 ,0” jail Qiliill‘ .
and wan“ m ’3‘ action on certain proposed
ito lake
iaiueudlnunts to the Constitution, as:
m... ,prinled' below.
“Come in and ask us how easy it: The proposed amendments are as
is beget a suit ruse free at t‘uvunugh I follows:
tenses.
ART. KI.
Sev. 1. lAununl Meeting.) Strike
There was some delay In the North out “lust Saturday or February." Sub-
Maln street paving operations. thimstllule “second Saturday in septum-
thls morning. Superintendent Kerwin. l her."
of tho lihnpiro Construction Company, . ART. Xil.
was in a hurry to have the grade!) 98', Sec l. ((lfllcers). limit “and mess-
tali-shod, and an Engineer Samuel W. uror." insert an “and" before Treas-
Hoyt. .lr., told him it would tulle u‘urer.
few initiates. Mr. Kerwin called ihc'
ART, XIII.
HARRIET BOLD AND JAMES
LORAINE,
Sprightly entertainers iu patter and
song.
“The Irish Wit."
JAMES McDONALD,
Telling timely tales and singing comic
songs.
The Genius lnstrmnentnlists,
' SCHEDA
The "Creators“ of ’the Violin.
N
Why Not Use
Gas
LIéIlTP
The piping can be concealed
‘ or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttention
Drop a Postal and our Rep".
senlativc will call and
give estimate
United Electric
Light &Water Co
The Recreation Tours
Block Island ................. $11.50
3-day trips, Saturdays, Aug. 16,
23, 30.
Atlantic City ................. 321.00
5-day trips, Mondays, Aug. 8, 25,-
Sept. 8, I5, 22.
Albury Park ................ ”8.50
5-day trips, Mondays, Aug, 18, 25,
Sept. 8, lb, 22, 29.
White Mountains ........... $25.00
hday trips, Mondays, Aug. Ill, 25,
Sept. 1.
Nova sooth ................. $42.50
9-day trip from Boston, Monday.
Aug. 25th. ‘
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
gang of men to Monroe slrect. Later, (Annual Election) to be amended
be bad the grades lined and rl’ilil‘llirdjto rend us followu:~~—Sec. 1. At the,
\ i).
umiota Point Comfort. Baltimore, Ann-
governing committee:
the men to North Main street. annual meeting the officers of
(club and the
David A. Decker, u former reHIdonttahu” be elected by bullet. They shall
of South Norwnlk. and the Mill
Captain ‘Iluvld it. iieclter. of ttrmwrntiauuiiet on the 30th day of the some
Terrace. is making an extended visit/“”0“”, of September (at which time
in i-iouih Norwulk. iir. Iil‘l‘kel‘ bus “I” t‘lub shall Ito out of Commission
not been in town in about
iii-WW“. MI“ “Wk" 1“ 1“" Wilmim‘fltru elected and qualified. Due notice
' of 700 MN“! “I "it" “m“ “"d ”m" inf such election uhah be sent to each
’ raising land In llulmi ’Iloulle. Mum" lmmnbur of the. Club at least five days
3mm. Hg, lnlnndu to Internet a hour before “the data of tho minual meet-
btlr of local men in the prospects In Illil.
‘rhut amt". MI". W “WWW“: ’4‘” “m“ but}. '1‘th article, as amended
‘0 Invest cupllnl there or become real. Aim,“ 3”. 1913' shall be ehmfiva im«
tents ”‘5 the ”I‘m" M" “em” ““3 modiutely, whereby terms of all pros-
:ho endorsement of the landing banll
:1 Baton know. the institution Imiillf‘
:he seventh in also In tho Ultitcd'
n)
u.
terminated at lliiiilltll. on the 30th day
of September, 1013.
Elston. lie to willing to supply all In- ART. XIX.
formation rounrdlun the land and Ill- (Duty of Monomer.) Eliminate.
lustriul condition; In that stole ART. XX.
NOTIGEI NOTICE”
If you are a subscriber to The lieu-
llisl bring or send in llllc. and [at
Ill-co of the most popular magazines.
team‘s. Fashionable Women and
The Momma-n, for three month.
’l you are out n lublcribor send or
m 31.00 m on Instinct and
amended by reducing their title num~
here by one.
ART. XXIV.
Sec. 2. (Emmi Committee). After
the word “elected." Add "by the Gov-
ornlu; Committee.”
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w'fluifmnl any use pint the for
meal of “onion plies. Nothing ”in“
MM mail. if you prefer low. too until I Dunn‘s maul. it
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m ‘suceood to their respective omens at.
“we“ ifor the season); and shall hold chive,
Years. but he I“ “Mimi" W” ""0 9"”3' ,onu your, and until their successors
.soverul thousand dollars by issuing In
out officers and committees shall boltory
and all ellbuoqucnt articles to be.
Mouthwash ;
...........
White Mountains $8.50
. Six day trips, Mondays, Sept. 8,
spoils and Washington, D. C. $29.00
flday trips from New York. Sept.
6, 20, Oct, 4. is.
Gettysburg. Luray Caverns and
Washington $28.00
fiaturduy, Oct. ll, from New York.
For circular describing all tours,
call on Ticket Agent at, ilepot or ad-
drcus The itccrcutlou Tourist 00., till
Orange St. New Maren.
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THE AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY.
mm,
‘Secrotury Phillips may be saving
September a supplement to the auto-
mobile directory. The present dircc~
falls short of 18,000, while
the straits show plenty of cure unm-
berlng up toward 20.500. Munitostely
it is time to catch up.
But it has more than once been
pointed out that Instead of talk about
a “saving" there might easily be talk
or profits from these publications. it
the directory name out monthly and
were sold to subscribers at a nominal
cost to cover the «panes of preteen»
lion and publication. and then our»
lining moo were sold. this senile
ping espouse might be m Into I
little told llillll for the mm
The» are plenty of people. If ’10
m not minim. who would on e
“momentum
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STOCK OF
RANGES
is the most complete in the two
' cities.
STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK, PERFECT
ACORN
Also Repair- for All Ranges.
Jones 8: Hotdhkiss
Company
17 Wall St. Norwalk.
many was «to blame for this detect.”
1 but I rebelled.
It” have pockets," 1 said. “The idea
attribution...av
SUIIIIBE IIIIER BIAIBH
Dresses
She Also Says There Should be 1-3 to 1-2 Off
, Checking Stations for Babies
. MINTZS
White Hats
“All thata’ new,"
59c to $3.50.
at Public Places
Mrs. Harriet Stanton iilatrh return-
ed recently from a two mouths' auto .
campaign through i’lutcliess, Columbia
and Putnam counties, with iwo ideas,
first, that every woman should have
int least one pocket, and second, that
,cvery Woman’s Political Union fair
I booth should be a checking station for
2 babies. '
‘ "There wasn’t a place for a baby at
In single fair 1 visited," said ’Ml'fi.
i Blutch. “and the mothers had to drug
for carry them about all day in the
limb. The necessity for pockets was
' boron in upon me on the Antonia field
day. where there were 10,000 specta-
tors. Senator ‘Clapp, of Minnesoth
kand l were to lead the grand march.
l and while we were sitting in the auto
éwuitlng every woman who wide to
;takc part in the suffrage pageant of
' education came and left her bug with
{ us. When it was time to start we had ’“
labout fifty. Senator Clapp was
{meokly stringing them over his nrms,’
Special
of good
“Every one of those women ought ' 6
l of a woman who calls herself emanci-
$i Waists 69 cents
Twenty~five Waists, low
neck, sailor collar, made
trimmed with blue wash
braid, regular price $1,
for FRIDAY
for Friday
quality voile,
9c
ipated not having a pocket! It the
1. bags are stolen their owners may gain
3 some sense.
i ‘Personully I feel strongly on the
VARIED SCENES OFFERED MO
TORISTS BY CONNECTICUT
TRIPS.
ipocket question and i have one even
iin my evening gowns. ldon't wear
my skirts as tight as some people, but
i I don't believe there ever was a skirt
trends that didn't have a place for a
pocket somewhere. Women are prac-
tically crippled with these ridiculous
bags they carry. i believe they nrelDODlllar gateway for mommifi from
one cause of accidents, for they are' New York City into New England fill"
The State of Connecticut, the most
lnishes a number of attractive trips.
Waterbury through Torrington, Nor-
folk and Cannon to Great Harrington,
thence though Stockbridge and Leno:
ito Pittsi‘ield. This road orginated
from and lndlnn Trail, and in Colon-
ial Days was used by Washington and
his men. The Nairgatuck Valley route
can be reached most comfortable from
New York by following the Jericho
Turnpike or North Shore roads to Port;
Jefferson, L, l., where a delightful sail
across Long Island Sound brings the
motorist Bridgeport.
Another very popular used road
which is in good condition is from
New Haven via Hartford to Spring-
field. This continuesOpart of the main
trunk line to Boston.
apt. to get caught in street our doors l
and seats. They are called shopping Connecticut Is One Of the pioneers,
bags, but they ought to be called shop- £1150 one of the most progressive 0f
ping nuisances. the New England States in the build-
“The first of our tent creches will be log of roads.
at Rivorllead and Putnam fairs next The Boston Post Road and Shore
month," Mrs. Blatch explained. ‘We Read from New York to New London
will do our best to give the mothers a probably accompanies more traffic
real outing and freedom to look at than any similar thoroughfares in this
the patchwork and butter without alcountry.
crying baby on eacn arm. We will! The Touring Department of the Au-'
have a woman to put the babies to'tomobile Club of America advises mo-.
sleep on a cot and a kindergu‘mer to torlsls that on the Boston Post Road,
entertain the older children."
LABOR BUREAU WORKING ON
. LAW 00 .' If: T
.;the State Highway Commission has! D“: A ION
work under way which is now been Pamphlet To Take Place of UlualAn—
iN MEMORY OF MR. CREAGH. ing completion.
NorWulk Lodge No. 708 ,the stretch between Westport and
South ., .
l‘lenevolonl. and Protective Orderlof,S°“mp°rt’ “0m in Norwalk, and in
Elks, held a special meeting last eve-fb t b t
plug to take action on the death of; y 59“ 9“" er 1“ '
if not earlier.
James M Creagh of Norwalk. Ex_)0ther stretches which will still be
sited Ruler Joseph J. Linxwellor con‘i under ”I" care 0f ”10 Highway Com-
ducted the services. and a touching mission for some time longer, is work
eulogy in memory of the departedlm Graniord, East Lyme, Waterford
brother was made by Past Exaltedim‘d from Grown 0"" 9‘0” H111 to
Ruler Bernard J. Reynolds. who had BMYSII". from the low“ OI ‘Stonington.
an extensive acquaintance with u“. A variety of most attractive scenery
deceased. and was a warm personal is afforded motor tourists throughout.
friend. it was voted that the Elltstlhls state. This Varies from scenes
let the late residence of the decode-Lalo“ “10 shore, miling hills and val-
cd this evening. and also attend the 10.“ t0 rugged mountain sections that
funeral at St. Mary's Church, tomor- rlvsi in beauty any similar territory.
row morning. in this country.
..._.._.____. A trip suggested by The Touring
CUPl-D THIN8 RANKS OF TELE- Department of the Automobile Club
PHONE GIRLS. of America is from New York up
NEW HAVEN, ‘August 21.~——-Dan‘througb‘ the New York City reservoir
Cupid has been invading the office of dislrICt via Brlurclilf and Lake Ma-
tho Southern New England Telephone house to Carmel. From this point
office in this city—that Is, the operat- ' very 800d roads lead through Danbury
ing room, and as a result about twenty and New Milford to New Preston. This
operators will quit their jobs shoutiis all good macadam road and is
the first of September and embarkglhl‘uuuh a most attractive section.
upon the sea of matrimony. finch a From Now Preston a very attractive
large number of operators leaving at 6run may he, made around Lake Ware.
one time is without precedent in the . mung. Al. the present time it lg advis-
records of the telephone company horegdblo to return to linmbury over this
and the telephone school is busy justyrond on account of the road north of
know training new operators to tnkevNew Preston towards iiitchfiold. This
the places of those who are to quit state. road is now being constructed
asking subscribers the etercptyped and will be finished In a few months.
question of "What number?” and who 1 From Danbury the return to New York
Ihereafter will be heard more 'froquent- , may he made over the alternate route
Iy to remark, "What will we have for via Peach inikc, North Salem,lledford,
slipper, dear?" INewcastle (’foruuru. Armonk, White
The torso number of operators who . Plains, New Rochelle and the I’olhum
are towed this full has taken the open I Parkway.
store“ school in the telephone building! The road from Danbury in an ouster.
by surprise and some of the young ly direction through Waterbury to
a
The New Science
osrmlrlou or amorphous
Chiropractic lo the definition of the
cause of the discus and the art oi
autumn: the some. Disease In cone
all by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the book. Even if done In childhood
It creates pinched nerves And pain ll
later life In the dilforonl m: and
“m... a cause ..
. More move 0
dim end pun. health is restored
lulu no me In
mm «In your body. halo trouble!
woman who puppet, to fill gomo of the Hartford furnishes IIIOBUY good 00nd!—
vacunciep pm gutting their training lions bill. there I‘m BIII'i some «trachea
at the board instead of in the school. . of rough road to be oncouuusrcd on
' §lhhl popular highway. Poor hilly dirt
TOKENEKE WATER SPORTS POST. i’ made are found from Dunbury to New
PONE‘D, Itown for a distance of approximately
Owing to a dress rehearsal of the six miles. other short rough stretch-
Darlen pageant. which occurs on Satur- on Will be oncmlntorud between New-
dny, Animal. 23rd, and the fact that town and Waterbury. This route.
several of the other shore clubs in the howew-r, With the above exceptions is
Norwalka have water sports on the mostly in good condition through
some one, It has been necessary toflortfordtoflprinwuid. Mm.
postpone the ureter sports omits Tomi A very popular uni attractive north
poke Club until somber out, at {and new: route through Genome
o'clock. {to the Reunion! Valley route to The
Melting. This route sluts freon
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The work at Darieu. ‘
Guilford, will probably be completed
nual Bulletin.
The usual bulletin of the state bu-
reau of labor statistics will not be his
sued this year. instead,.there will be
published a pamphlet containing the
labor laws of the state, including the
acts passed by the legislature of 1913.
which, besides enacting a large num-
ber of new laws, made many ammonit-
ments to old ones. The pamphlet will
also contain a list of the labor organ-
izations of the state, with their offis
cars and committees brought down to
date. I
As a result, those interested in labor
legislation will have a complete codifi-
cation of the labor laws of the stabs
at an earlier date than has been the
custom in previous years, for it will
take less time to get out the pamphioi.
than it has required previously to get»
out the more pretentious bulletin,
which has been, in effect, and annual
report. The official report of the hu-
reau is issued bionntinlly. There will
also be a saving of $500 In the printing
bill of the department.
Chief tilerk Miles it. Roberts is at
work of the codification of the labor
laws. The task lg a formidable one.
as nearly all the labor provisions of
the general statutes have been so
amended and re-umended as to make
the pursuit of them through the "blue
books" an intricate pl'rdilsm. Menn—
WIIIIo typewritten copies of Individual
laws are being sent to those who ap-
ply for them. George A. Parsons,
spnclnl nuont‘ of the bureau, In pro-
paring the list of labor organizations.
it In exiuleod that the pamphlet will
be ready for distribution by October 1.
ERVAN TO BTUMP MAINE.
WASHINGTON, August Ilia-”Bourn-
Iury Brynn will spend two days sin-Ir
In lj-leptemlxrr slumping the Thin!
Maine lionsresnionui Instrlct for
William l’ilisugel, the Democratic
candidate. This was announced in»
duy following a conference at this
White House by Pfimidsnt Wilson.
Representative Mcnlllicuddy and Rap-
mcnlstivn Palmer, of the (Zoom "
input Campaign (impurities.
A» the campaign will “largely on
new much. the national semiau-
motion will labs a lively Interpol.
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