WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5, 1914
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run scum NORWALK avainm summer.
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WRIGHT AND DITSON
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
§Eeciai Valuesin
Table Damaks
25c, 40c, 50c, 15c and $1.00 3 Yard.
Bath Towels—10c. 12 1-26, 26¢, 35:
and 50:. d N
Bed Spreads-61.00 $1.25, $1.60, “.75 an e (S‘
to $3.50.
Bed Sheets—39c, 45c, 50c. 70c, 75¢, ALL PRICES.
79c and 95c.
WM. P. BEERS
look and Italian“? sure.
South Norwsik. Norwaik
E. K. Banks
lehacksmo Hotel Black, So. Nomllk.
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WEATHER FORECAST, 'NEW FOLDER CONTAINING Hl$
TORICAL VIEWS OF NEW
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Friends Are Anxiously Awaiting
News Concerning Them
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-i .
ly fair tonight and Thursday; warmer1 ENGLAND.
Thursday. except in extreme south;
portion; moderate to fresh northeasti 10¢ EACH.
to north winds. becoming variable.‘L
Weather conditions: Rain has been. ,
quite general during the last 24 hours D 0 N N E L L Y S
on the Gulf and Atlantic coasts, with
scattered showers in the western dis-1.1‘A‘HQNERY AND BOOK 31-0"!
tricts from Texas northward to South
Dakota. A slight disturbance is com " “WT“ ”M" eraser.
tral this morning over Minnesota.
The temperatures are rising in the
central sections.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 64; high. 78.
Fair.
Thursday is Bargain Day at 'A.
Dickerman & Son's. See the specials
in the adv.
Just how the war situation in Eu-
rope will street local residents tour-
ing that tight-mad country is a queg.
__..__._ tion which is becoming very interest-
The police are on the watch for I In: and serious.
Madison bicycle, which has been. Mrs. Frank Becker, 0! Fairneld ave-
stolen from L. C. Billings. Inue. togethen with her three daugh-
, ______.. tors. are visiting relatives in Germany.
—Dancing every “'3ande and,th center of the Kaiser‘s frenzied ac-
am "m ‘t Combo m ittvities in the mobilizing at his huge
' army.
When you own a savings account.l Funds in “‘1' city will be “"9"“
you have a calm confidence in the t° learn “I“ ‘ ”“93“!" W“ ”009”-
iuture. The South Norwalk Savings ed, this morning.hy W- 9.9991}. from
Bank pays four per cent. on all do D“ “d Mrs. Jean ’D“m°m°"~ ”“138
posits that they are sale in London. There
° . was considerable anxiety on the part
\ The case of Charles Benedict of of many local 9°09“ because °r “1°
Weston. who was recently arrested [fact they had planned to be 1“ Brus-
iorjhaving no lights on his machine. lsells, Belgium. at this time. and ““5
was continued until Saturday by Judge : 23:"! l. “ hot-bed 0‘ "‘3’, present war-
Keogh. Mrs. George Keelcr. wife or the
The meeting of the transportation fizzldlldgtznvzzfdgn windmills:
committee of the Chamber of Conn. ’
merce, which was to have held a she is at the present time. Mrs. Keel-
meeting last evenibg will meet this)" has a return ticket to this country
- .' on the'North German Lloyd Line, and
afternoon instead. expected to return to her home in this
country the latter part of August. but
The semi-monthly meeting ot the,
Nutmeg Club scheduled for last night
was postponed,
Word was sent in to the local pom
lice about a sick horse wandering ab-lwul probably be delayed indefinitely ‘
until the United States Government
sends over a ship for American retu-
8998- . — ‘
Gustave Fredericks, the well-known
out people's yards in the vicinity or:
Summitt street. The horse was taken
care of by Officer John Toothill.‘
—There will be a food and ice
cream sale at the Woodward Ave. tent
this afternoon'and evening. under the
"auspices oi the Woodward Ave. Dis-
trict Committee. Cake and other pre«
pared food for sale. beginning at 3 p. m.
, , William Ashbrook. grand messenger
~’ot the Sensor St. George, will attend
" '1 the ‘anhusl convention which will be
held at stony'nrook. next week Tues-l
day. He will no a candidate for the
‘ office of vice president, and is a men's
her bf Welcome Stranger ‘londge.
1
‘ _ Representative Condos. ' oi the
Ridge Department of the N. Y. N, H.
.... .H. Endgames in it“: sit! recently
. ““ ln"¥reterence to theoloslng the gate
. rto'prevent atlow‘ot water interterlng
- trying-i the construction or the Millard
being built by
.. _ ”rest bridge. which;
. .L ‘ ‘ ”Net 'caaasn
W was "interconnections
noun- .1!» W grow: arr
l
delicatessen man. who tormeriy rana
store on Railroad avenue, is at pres
ent touring Germany. together with
his wire. Frederick Rurich. and a
party of minds. When as heard
from the'party were at Leipsic. Ger.
manna“, were preparing for a trip
up the stains. in. Frederick: will
probably have the necessary'papers to
.zuarantee the fact he is an Aiderican
citizen. and thus avoid being drafted
iin the army ‘bythe German Govern-
ment.
The local manufacturers will not be
attested to anyappreciable extent by
European conditions they say. so far
Frank Goodchild. manner or the J.
& J.‘O5ash. but. sold ‘tltitlhot‘ning that
all or the raw material used in the
manufacture omits arm's goods” was
19“” m Great Britain. and. 'ana
ticlbetins' the trouble which is being
«Manned ta Europe. he cabled some
time ago England fer a 1'3 mentbe'
l
as can be foreseen at the present time. ‘
‘ Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the gptical Line
Eyes Examined Free
5‘ WALL ITIEET
NORWALK
PHONE “I.
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RAYMOND
Highland Coal
Have secured a few cargoes of this very high class coal. we are
prepared to supply our customers either for present use or winter
stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter ordere.
BROTHERS
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SunnnerStyleeforChildren
lovely and
Pictorial Review
Patterns
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daful variety of designs
whicbarenotslonepretty
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no make. New
as well as all the latest
novelties in simple form.
found in the
Summer
Fashion Book
Celebf.td Sparse Coat. dose-II Cease
Review Patterns
August Patterns New on Sale
Far Sale at
Donnelly’s Stationery and Book Store,
Main St.
9 32a
DO YOUINJOY LIFE?
Thena'e'a pleasurable sense
of comtort in a quiet evening
at home it your home has
ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE
artistically designed and er-
rengod as your own good taste
dictates. -
Come in and see our in
stock and get our estimates on
some of the newest and most
comfortable styles.
A. J. Angevlne A Mn. co.
'rHis WEEK,
roses, 2 Pkgs. ...... .. 21¢
coed TOAST!“ 2 PW.
........... 15¢
A. STULL "
._ 5 mice when
.ppdu for free listing in...
sweaters“... 6'
. Illllllll. landfill lent
Arthur .Waldron
_‘ District Manager ‘
"29“Haviiand- .Stroet
$2;
tissue awakens... time ex-
pected because of tile suspension or
,‘ need attention. .
in time and safe modey. ‘
”
WEEK
SHREDDED WHEAT, 2 Pkga.
........... 21f
oases sure, 2 Pkge. 23¢
24 cornea eraser.
her uoswaut.
Ford Repairing a
’ _ Specialty
Your car made to ride with comfort
at a very low price. Your car may
Have it looked over
Ferd Parts and Accessories:
‘ Tlfllsfill Sign Ind About All Mikel.
Quotations gladly furnished. Low
prices. ‘
- lgusrantee all Work done at my ga-
rage.
Emergency Calls Given Special “
Attention.
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Austin s Garage
' 122 sourii‘umu or. « { ~
0:- 'Pberie' ices-a, ‘w. a. Austin. 11
. Woodward Avenue.
*
mm s... Nervel ct Cranbur'y. is
. wilting Mrs. Robert Gather. or so
’ Bantam street. .
"tin. a u. Btetmmete-anii sén‘. Ror-
‘tsined the permission of the Brit-
The' American legation here was II
1. . Theoliurch autbo
PAGE FIV.
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IlfiilitETlls '
\\'ASHIN(j'l‘O-.\', Aug. 5.—
President Wilson has offered his
good offices to all the European
powers involved in the war. l
The president has sent the fol-
lowing mcssage to Emperor Wil-
liam, Emperor Nicholas, Emperor
Francis Joseph, President l’oin—
care and King George:
“As official head of one of the
powers signatory to The Hague
Convention, I feel it to be my
privilege and my duty under Ar-
ticle Three of that convention to
say to you, in a spirit of most
earnest friendship, that I should
welcome an opportunity to act in
the interest of European peace,
either now ‘or any other time that
might be. more suitable, as an 0c-
casion to serve you and all con-
cerned in a way that would ai~
ford mic lasting cause for grati-
tude and liappinESs.
‘ Children’s Rompers
Exceptionally good values in Rompers. made oi fine quality
chambray. madras and crinkled crepes, in the season’s best pat-
terns. .i v.
SIZES FROM 1 TO 6 YEARS.
Regular 75c. Rompers at 59c.
Regular 500. Rompers at 39c. ‘i
The N. E. Ryan C0.
‘6 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK-
“WOODROW WILSON."
BERLIN. Aug. 5.—An embar-
go was today laid on Russian
balances at the great bangs in
Germany. These funds are con—
sidered as property belonging to
a hostile force.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5—The
German embassy buildings in St.
Pctersburg and the Russian em‘~
bassy building in Berlin have
been destmycd by mobs, accord-
lilg’ to advices by the State De-
partmciit.
\\';\SHI.\"GTON, Aug. 5.—
Postiiiastcr~Gciicral Hurlcson an- .
nouiiced today that because of the '
entrance of Great Britain into "
the general European war. Ameri-
can mails were being transferred
to ships of the [tilted States.
Sweden and other csountries iiot
involved.
LONDON, Aug. 5.—Preniicr.
Asquith today announced that the
liiritisli government would ask for
another credit of $500,000,000 t0-'
It was officially stated that \'is- 5
count Morley and John Burns liad jj
resigned from the cabinet.
this morning says that the for- ‘1;
sign secretary, Sir Edward Grey,l.~
is expected to make‘ln Parlia-7
merit today a statement even! 1:.
more grave than that made yes— '1
terday. It adds that it is 3::
probable that diplomatic papers 2-:
will throw an unexpected light :3
on Germany’s motives. which, it E
is supposed. are aimed at the ac-'-_
quirinpr of French colonies, and
that as the price of ,British new:
trality, Germany was prepared to i.
give a guarantee that she would 3:3
not: annex any portion of France.
in the arm" of a French defeat. 3
LON'DON, Aug. 5L—A syndi-Y.
cate of stranded Amiericans head- , 3-;
ed by Grant Hugh Towns. of '5
New York. combining business'
with philanthropy, have purchas-l
ed the British steamer Viking for "
the repatriation of their country-l
men at the price of $500 for each
berth. The syndicate today 06- j:
ish government for the vessel to 33
sail on Monday from Liverpool 22
on its first "trip. It; is understood ‘-
the Viking will fly the Stars and ~
Stripes. She is to make as many .3
trips as possible.
COPENHAGEN, Aug.
5__. II
practitally in a state of siege to- ‘_‘_
day. Nearly one thousand Am- ~-
erican citizens have reached this II
city from Hamburg, whence they 22
had intended sailing for America ;;
on the Imperator and other lin- ~-
ers. Mostof themleft their bag— .'I
get e behind them in Germany. ;:
ome of the Americans will en- ..
deavor to redch America by way .-
of England, whileothers will sail II
on board the Danish Liner United 3;
States. - , . --
VIEN'N‘A', 'A'ug. 5.—-The 'Aus4 f
tro-Hungarian government today ..
took graver measures to protect II
the public against dealers charg— :3
ing exorbitant prices for food. --
A decree was issued calling on I:
producers, warehouse men, and 1:
dealers» inform the local author‘, ~-
\
sebaion" 'Any attempt to keep se- :1
cret. the extent of the stocks or to ;;
raise prices is to be“ punished by .
imprisonment ranging- from one ._
month to one year. ‘ ‘
titles have do;
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norms. Aug. 541.. Times .,
«j 6 Coupons and $1.13.-
CHALMERS 1915.
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
Auto Supplies, storage. Firestone, Goodrich, United States Tires.
Lowest prices, Special stOrage to commuters. Storing tor the day.
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
RIGHT BY so. NORWALK STATION.
FOR SALE.
1909 Pope Hartford Runabout ........ . .......... . ............. $350
Chalmers “36." 1912 ......................................... 8750 . ,3
1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled ................... we ‘- "‘
Repair work guaranteed. Fords a specialty.
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17 CHESTNUT 8T., 80. NORWALK,
Nickel
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$113
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