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SOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00.,
BUILDING.
Mrs. I). enjoying a
Keyvi’orlii is
pleasant visit at Sound Beach.
Alfred Green,
turned from an over night \‘isil
Norwallt
of Weston. has
_ Mrs. ()tto Hutler, oi l‘ziylor avenue,
is enjoying a visit with friends in
Bridgeport.
Daniel Keyworth is visiting for a
few days at Fort ll. C. Wright.
Fisher's island.
an“ Eyes of the \\(.. 'id.‘ Harold mertc was held, yesterdav afternoon.’
for the purpose of lining out a planI
fl :lschoda Club routine
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l Read the Saturday night leaders in.
Ithe Boston Store adt.
i
l Suggestions for the week-end will
Read about the free exhibition of
the Curtis Hydro-Aeroplane at Roton
IPoint today,
Mrs. Christian Gartman. of Wes-
ton. visited South Norwalk
Wednesday
' At the meeting last evening of the
business was
flransacted. and the members talked
over plans for their annual bake.
which will be held on August 23d.
A numbtr of nshermen were the
truests of" Capt i-‘red Anderson aboard
the boat “."Commander yesterday.‘
{The captain brought the party to local
l
[black fishing grounds. where caichcs‘
of considerable weight were made.
l Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42. l. 0.;
met last evening and transacteo‘
.0. R,
' routine business.
cussed for the holding of the lodge‘s
.‘lau'n party on the lawn of Mrs. R C
Morrison, on \an Zant street. in the
near future.
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l Al the meeting last evening. of the:
Second district electrical commission-
ers. business of routine nature was dis- '
cussed and the contract for the fur-
’ nisiilng and installing of the new boil-
»er was awarded to the
iloiler Works Company. of Bridgeport.
on .
the transportation
t‘oni-
l .-\ mccting of
lcommiltvc of the Chamber of
of action Another meeting of this
:important committee is scheduled for
Wednesday oi next week
Bell “rights latest l‘tltili tirlll at
William P. Beers’.
Mr. and Mrs. liawlcj.‘ Partrick. 0".
lSoutii Norwalk.
of relatives in Cannon.
George F. l’oole, gcnernl manager of
the Norwalk Stemnboat Line.
New York city today on business.
is
Edna Mae Seymour is advertising at
closing out sale of summer millincry
at extraordinary price reductions.
Joseph A. Curler and a party of
friends are enjoying a pleasant sail-4
ting trip to Long island today.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Francis. of
iWoodward avenue. have returned from
a week's stay in Albany and Niagara
Falls.
Frank B. Field. of Hillside place, is
flce.
Try Davey's 30 blend of coffee.
Miss May Gilmore. of South “Main
street. is spending a week with her
sister. Mrs. D. Vonorkun. of Bridge-
port.
a
William '1‘. Raymond. of the firm of
Raymond Brothers. has been enjoying
a sojourn with friends in Wilton for
the past few days.
Keep cool by using a gas range is
the advice of the United Electric Light
'& Water Company.
. Routine business occupied the time
‘of the attending members of Lincoln
.Council No. i 0. U. A. at, at their
meeting last evening.
—-At Bink’s chocolate, vanilla,
strawberry. lemon and peach ice
cream. 35c. qt Brick cream 50c qt.
‘ Cream sold’ at Cali Pasture Sundays
South
Benjamin Walterhouse, of
Main street who a few days ago
, clashed his wrist in an attempt
. to‘
., commit suicide, was discharged from
p, the hosptal this morning.
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To go out! Must look.
regular depositing on
s
were recent visitors‘
Ill i
bnloymg his annual vacation from his .' llyflof Norwaltk.I repsr: tohfrhifatlil: 1:3
duties in the 'South Norwalk Post Olf-.a ne auto r p r us
i The
,Norivalk boys.
lwiilnut Bench.
“Ilingiis Club,"
left this morning for
Milford. where they
'will enjoy camp life for two Weeks.I
’The members of the camp are: Hor-
iace hurl. tletus Magner. Merrill Bar-
ker llobcrt Burns. John Seaman and
! Reggie Smith.
Miss Emily Seymour. of Courtland
lPlace. had the third finger of her
lelt hand amputated at the third
joint this morning at the Norwalk
hoapital. The finger had become in-
lfecied. and the operation was made
.necessary.
ML, and Mrs. Frank Gregory.
daughter and son. accompanied by
Mr, and Mrs, Albert Betta and iam-
New Hampshire. They are now no-
journing at the Park View hotel in
Bethlehem. N. H.
Mrs. Ruth Jones. of Bridgeport. was
discharged from the Norwalk Hospi-
tal this morning. Mrs. Jones was one
of the victims of the Westport trol-
hours after the accident was scr-
lous as a result of receiving a true:
tured skull. Her life for a time was
despalrod of, but the injury proved to
be less serlas than was at first sup-
posed. Mrs. Jones is the first of
the six victims in the local hospital
to be discharged,
The announcement yesterday that
.ceives notification of the fact.
you ha a catni confidence in the futur‘o that a careless m ;
improvid'ent mail khii'ws nothing shout. ‘ -
ahead. snotthfi means the ‘
Deputy Sheriff John 1!. Blake had
been temporarily suspended by High
Sheriff Vollmer came about as 4 a're-
sult of an inquiry from the latter in'
Bridgeport sheriff Blake today in -
formed the Sentinel that it was
.lthrough an oversight on his part that
ztlfii bond had been allowed to run out
'and that he has renewed it. hits sun;
pension is therefore raised automatic-
any as soon as Sheriff Volimer re-
This
he did this morning
be found in the Tristram & Hyatt adv_:
friends ‘
Plans were also dis»
Bridgeport f
consisting of six !
ley wreck and her condition for some ‘
fl
l ‘ Weir Bulletins
.—
lib—Tile Bank of ling-
l-(t.‘\'l)(.);\'. Aug. 8, ll :3.) a.
land discount :':.t-.- “as rcdtlccd today from (i to 5 per
CL‘Ill.
, liRl'SSliLS Aug. is via London. 5:40 a. m.—'l‘hc
tilinstcr of war has received or rd that fighting has occur-
rcd between French and German in Belgium and l.ilx~
cinburg.
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ITALY STANDS FIRM.
RUME, via London. Aug. 8.—(it‘l’nlall}’ Austria
have renewed the strongest pressure on the italian gov-
ernnknt and King \‘ictor Emmanuel to obtain ltaly's
help in the war. cvcn to the extcnt of plutllisillg territor—
ial t‘oillpcnsalioii. ‘ ’
: ltaly has firmly refused. on the ground that it is int—
possiblc to oppose the national will. which. it is pointed
out. will never pcrmit hostilities against iircai Britain and
Francc.
and
l
e .
the
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l manifestations violating neutralltv.
i .
in spite of the scvcrit)‘ of r cguluiioup against
there arc
and universal demonstrations by the people ill favor of
England anil France.
persistent
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VIENNA. Aug. 8_ via London. 4:“) a. in.——'l'hc Mon-
i tent-grin government has informed the Austrian minister
that Monicncgro considers herself iii a state of war against
Austria. As a collsetlucnce the Austrian minister has lcft
(icitinjc.
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LONDON. .‘iug. Xr—Thc Standard. Daily Mail and
oillcr papers today appeal it! Italy to abandon her licutrol—
and
it_v and come to lllt‘ assistance of liiiglzinll Franco:
against "lhc common enemy of Europe."
i U Willi )N. Aug. 8.——.\ news dispatch from Brussels
i states that lit-avy ruins arc swclling the Mcusc and its tri—
hutarics and so retarding the (it'rlllall advacc.
l'rcsidcili l'oincarc of l’ruucc has tclcgrziphcd King
Albert complimenting hint on the bravery displtiycd
- thc llclg‘ian troops ill the battles with the iicrmans
Licgc.
: by
at
Ll )Nl)().\'. Aug. 8. 8 :1. ili.--:\ccortling to late
patchcsdliis morning. quite an important engagement lic—
twccn l’rt‘iic+ and (icrmans occurred ill l'lclgian Luxem-
burg. lhc Etuilc llcl gc of Brussels. learns from an of—
ficinl source that no detision has been received on the
question of an armistice at Liege. an engagement having
begun elsewhere. ~
Another report states that an armistice of two hours
' only was granted the Germans in order that they might
colletc their wounded. \
An official communication issued at Paris ~staics that
tint troops iii the forrcss of Liege being sufficient for the
defense of the town, an active division mobilized at
Lit-go has joined the army in the field.
English military critics in London papers Comment
on the failure of the tactics of the German infantry ex-
hiliitctl in their frontal attacks on the Licgc forts. in
which they were repulsed. It is contended that thc Ger—
mans learned nothing from recent wars and still adhere to
- methods adopted in the Franco-Gcrlitan war. ‘
dis-
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ROME, f‘taly, Augr 8.——-A "A patrol of Ulilans performed
the forts, Where the heavy
A them. .Geiicra‘l um. sent
“ a
statement attributed to King V" 1c-
tor Emmanuel in reply to the ill-
lsistence of the represntaiives of
Germany and Austria- Hungary,
who continually augmented their
offers in order to obtain the active
co-operation of Italy in the poli-
tics of the two Teutonic empires
ihas aroused much discussion in
politcal circles here The king of
Italy is said to have burst out
with the ewlamtion:
“Neither friendship for my al-
lies nor offers made by them; no
matter how advantageous, would
pursuade‘ me to sell my honor and
that of my country." I
new Helena, with her child-
(an, returned to the Quirinal to-
be far away from the kind during
the present grave situation. She
said: '
“W place in case of danger is
I beside my husband.”
The ueen was accompanied by
rsister-in- -low, Princess Natalie,
of Monteiiegro.. and her three
children.
LONDON, Aug. 8.—The war
risks insurance office today re-
. duoed its rates on cargo from
5 1-4 to 4. 1-5 per cent.
' LON-DON, Bug. 6;“Io:3o p. iii.
News at russols sends the falt-
lowing dispatch.
' “All the forts surrounding Lige
, are intact. A‘ Belgian airman thus
_ describes tho‘German attack on
Lie
titanic-and reached the glacis of
drums
sive guns were unable to reach
ct
nowhere the. nvads‘
May, as her majesty desired not to.
.1
--The ccrespondent of the Daily'
go:
~ “Alter a terrible cannonadc the -
‘ German infantry appmaclied en
remarkable eiploit by riding into
the town, Belgian officers recog-
nized them as Germans and a des-
perate fight ensued. Several on
each side were killed.
“Red Cross automobiles arriv-
ing at Brussels report that the
grounds before the forts are cov- ‘
cred with dead and wounded Ger-
mans.” .
The fortifications at Vladivo-
stok Asiatic Russia, and at Saig- ,
on, the French possession in
China, have been strengthened to
meet a possible bombardment of
German warships whose where-
abouts arexnow unknown.
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A SURE THING.
“You positively can 't make any
speeches"
“Doctor, I must speak for the good
of the cause"
"You can campaign without speak-
ing." ‘
' "How so?"
"Just have your own gang to crowd
around and keep up a continuous
cheering You can make motions with
your hands and your mouth. You
needn‘t utter a word. " w -
THE poor or lemo.
tie bit 0' dirt. You'll have to. eat a
Deck, afoile you dies!
Ho—Yuy‘t'll watch I don't pay no
fouroiece a plate for it tho"!—-London
Opinion. - . .
_ .
' “Are: you married.‘ my man?" a
10d! am a sailor.
fourteen children. " ,
l ."Poor fellow traveling about like
h‘thi‘ll And don’t ever got; Lhomo-
‘Oiily when I'm home, mum"-‘-
Lonthn Opinion.
She—That's it, kicking about a lit- .
"Yes indeed mum—married and.
DAILY POEM
“NEVERS FOR CHILDREN."
Never cross the tracks by
night or by day,
Vinthout stopping to listen and
look each way.
Never walk along the railroad
ties—
You can't always trust youdeam
and eyes.
Never. on a hot or sunny day,
play.
freight.
play safe and wait.
Never board, or alight from, a
train that is moving.
proving.
tracks at’tho station-—
Tiler are much safer places to
sock recreation.
spikes or bars,
wreck the cars.
you cross.
your loss.
railroad yard.
guard.
—Edv_vard Tinker, in Leslie' .
’-'\ uni—.4.“
Sit beneath a box car to rest or
Never’crawl under .a car or I
When the crossing’s hiccked— {f
Accidents daily it's dangers are 'I .
Nover play games ’round .tho
Never 'leave \on the rail any j
Because, in this way you may
Never-II a railroad bridge should
A. train may come and result in I:
Never pick up coal ’round the
A train may catch youofi‘ your
. .
SATURDAY, and. s, xgii'
s.
SEE BIG ' ’ WINDOW
WINDOW SEE BIG
DISPLAYS. DISPLAYS.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Big Crowds are Attending the
Greatest Suit. Dress and Millinery Sale
ever held iii the Norwalks
Nothing will be Carried Over. Shop
Early for the Great Bargains.
Armours Smoked
SHOULDERS .
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