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illlllIlliIS MIMI
Charles F. Hallocll Elmer! Sec-
retary and Treasurer at An-
n ml Gathering at Savon
Rock
’l‘lle iIrlyeightii annuat reunion ot‘
the Fifth ‘Connoctlcui Veteranri'oltm-
teers and the pity-second anniversary
of the Battle of Cedar Mountain. \‘ir-
ginia. was observed in \\‘ilcox's The
titre Ssvin Rock West Haven. on
Sstu: day. August 8th Dinner was
enjoyed at \\1lcoxs Restaurant
At the business meeting Colonel
William '1'! (logswell, of
Long island. presided. and Charles F'.
‘Haliock. of South Norwaik was sec-
retary. There. were titty- three menr
bets present; also twenty-five lady as-
sociate members.
The following named members were
elected as oflicers for the ensuing
year:
Presldent~iienry
field. Mass .
Vice-president—Joiln ii. Brewster.
nerby Conn l
Selretary and Treasurer—Charles
F. Haliock, South Norwalk.
Chaplain Ruins Mead, Orange. N.
J. Shaw.
J. .
Savin Rock was selected as the
plane to hold the reunion August 9th
1915 "
The onicers for the. ensuing year
were appointed as a committee to
arrange for the next reunion.
betters of regret at their inabiliti'.
and'
read from Major E. V. Preston. H, E.‘
Rhodes. James McConnell, Isaac 8.,
fingers, Abram D. Hall. John Gannonfl
Albert lingbee and Judge L. P. Waldo :
Marvin. son of the late Captain Mia'-I
'I‘he mortuary list of those Who;
had died since the last reunion in1
to be present were received
viu.
i912 wail'reaa '63 the secretnr3 and,
was found td :contgiin
names. The following names were
reported in addition to the twent3
twlmil werfi minted in the notice of
gill} rguiipyfseht to the plmbena: 7213
word Tito”; Compatt'3 ';i .D.;\V1 flag
lén'betli'. band; Josiah W Lan'e band:
William 13', “’.hittaker band Lieu-
Gall mammoth manta.
‘7 smiths?" ’callroi-ingfi rim-y" finiter'i‘h“ “'3’ W“ WW.“ 0"“-
(jompali)(£»"kfml* o‘dln'. (if???) 1; 1
Daniel Me'ag Company cra-
-,,.me,nto. California.
~ The setretar3 reported that be 131331
tindgs on the roster the names of one
hundred d niliet3 out of l3 total of
upwind: i..‘800 “ho wom' members
of the regiment from July. 186}. to
' . Auirust 1865. or these 1911 there are
130 residing in the State of Connee
1-} I491“; the balance are scattered over,
figpnt3'.-jiour it'd'o's. 1111‘ probobty sane;
0'! those. hare passed dvér and join-
ed the big majority on the other
side and such names hue never been
2 reported to the secretary.
. Among those who hale died during
the past year were Captain E. E. Mar -
win. of Hartford who. for more than:
' forty years was clerk of the United
States Court. He will be greatly
med by“ the surviving. members of
the Fiftjl, 13.; he was one 0L those who
was always present at the reunions.
and remembered those with whom he
annotated more thsn Mty yours to;
“Stricken Mn 8. new.“
who had been unscented With the
Treveilera‘ Insurance Company in
‘ nmimd evér Since he returned from
the war; he. too. will be sorely miss-
. ed by. the boys. as he called them:
“antenna! Colonel sans. A. Betta.
shun multitasking!!!“ rim an mum '
“who went to me m as first lieuten-I
.ant of Company A, from mourn."
god Somalia. Gui. Then the twen-
othgrs, who were outwith .
uni: lottery one or.
town-#1113 dict 11111311 is do-
lag WWW! W’I 5.11m Much;
11.3.3111: flint mouwahonnrsfilo
1' ' wars-3's pissed- overt“
Ike' m 301m the old regiment on
other cilia ‘
#910611 or the remnant who
sneer m brim-L
Jamaica, .
Spring— .
g merce. 3
l PUBLICITY COMMITTEE,
Norwalh Chamber oi Commerce.
t33' ent3 eight
MIMI ‘
“in. not! copied tor the appointment"
gurus usual nun or. ttheé than}.
i 01' ”In Wit? oi the urine
i A. mm that-bu _ minded thou-
we” I‘ w. »
la’
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omits-in or consist:
of war bulletins one not stands
clearl3 that the Norwalk Chamber of
{Commerce as it. approaches the expec- E
tattoos of those who organized it. in!
'1 kter articlo mom details will be.
'8“ ve- 0f the "In!“ it has 50001119154111 ‘9 '3': Macksy l’ enuett arri3 ed ott from Queenstou 11.
led. Sumceittony “this time t
lthrough the enorts at the Chamber of l
Commerce three new industries haw
been brought to Norwalk, one other;
induced to remain and erect a ”fié'v'v'l‘
building to cue for its increasing busi-l
ness, and I new impetus has beenj
gir'en to' tile improtiement at our bar-l
her by the introduction of s new bilil
in Congress for that purpose. l
There are many other things toj
which the Chambe’ of Commerce is
entitled credit'rmombly the sen ice
which it rendered in connection with}
passing of the new ordinance regulat- ,
ing the milk supply of our city. whichi
service alone entitles it to the heartyi
support of every man. woman and.
child in our community. 1
Tile real purpose of a Board of‘
Trade or Chamber of Commerce is;
firstly. to provide a. suitable medium-
of expression of the civic desires of ai
community and. secondly. to put such
desires into proottcal elect The \‘or-"
walk Chamber of Commerce, with its?
various departments, has admirabiyl
‘perrormed it‘s miaslm in both of these'
respects: and it deserves and should
"ha3e the loyal support of all our clti- ;
zens. ‘
in other articles to follow detailed
facts of tho work of the past year 1.111
be set forth and lost) as outline of lllOi
plans and purposes for the coming}
year. . |
Watch these columns [or other but-1
letins of tile Norwsik Chamber oi Com-
1'
l
mils mace O'Brien, of Quintard
avenue. who is sojourning in Derby.
Court. is romambm‘hg her friends in
Misses Mnboi and: Myrtle Saunders.‘
_ of Grove street. and spending their
Vocation In Danbury.
"‘- l
penny S gull. n'nd wife. and Mm
and Mrs. Frederick H Gregory are .
spending a tow duo' pleasant vacsi
tion with friends in Washington,
Conn ._ . '
I ' 'Ix ' ‘
’ mull/{dyer Gnome B. Burton or
Paimarlto, Cubs, who hIs been spend
big a few weeks at the home at his
parents. Mr and Mrs. A. P. Buxton,
oi.’ Main street. sailed on the S. 3
Mexico, for Huron». on Saturday
Joseph ‘Qulttner. o drmist in
South Norwdk. tiled a petition in
bankruptcy in the United States dill-
tiric'twm-in W Sammy The
schedules BbW thh'liitics of 8'! “5 91-
nd «not: 'ol $200, A petition for
atuy o't adjudication. was also tiled. as
Mr. Quittalor maddfsn odor to settle
with creditors at 25 nont's’on the dot-
ot. smelter. .‘Ithaumntter was rotor-
red to Referee in Bankruptcy John W.
Banks of Bridgeport. Judge Edwin
S. Thomas is Absent from the dis~
trictu ' '
1.3-
m mum
Vim.nopu mtv:
mum “to it NECES-
M.
A odd. to “at. a; sudden much
1A MI loom may burn the kidneys
Spoils {dim oft-n hollow,
.1
A splendid. remody‘tor such, attacks.
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Amid the confusion and uncénm: Y I
HALIFAX. N. S.. Aug. 10,—The Russian steamer
Du'l'nsk froln Libau 33 itll passengers. arriv ed ofl‘ the harbor
gate last night and anchored. The British cable steamer
\rithcr
.mtcomer sighted any German cruiser. The Mackay Ben-
net, after learning that war had bccll declared. extinguish-
ed most of her lights and came at full speed for this
“port.
LONDUN, Aug. 10, 9:15 a. 111.~—-T11c Prince of
\Valcs lct't Buckingham Palace at (3 o'clock this morning,
to join the battalion of the Grcnadicrs' Guard .to which he
has been assigned. He is to be stationed at the \\'arlcy
Barracks. Brcntn'ooil.
1
. .
LONDON, Aug. Io.——Ex-Emprcss
Eugenie. of
France. today Still to Qtict’ii Mother Alexander 11 sub-
scription of $1,000 for Red Cross work.
PARIS, Aug. lo. 3:20 a. m.-——It is officially stated
that patrols of the French army in Belgium have corer-
ed the entire rckion of Eifcl,'a hilly plain in Rllcnnish
lelssla 011 the left of the Rhine. They found traces of
the Germans along the Uurtlle Rillr and east of Neut—
chateaux. _
At Liege the Germans appear to be recovering and
rc—provisioning. A large number (It'i'lerman squadrons
that had yielded ground to the French are now in the vi-
cinity of Tongrcs. A number of Gcrnlall prisoners have
been “sent to Namur and Charleville.
PARIS. Aug. lo.——l’rcsitlcnt Poincare and Premier
Viviani have taken measures to relieve ltalialls in;
France, who are suffering as a consequence of the war.
LONDON. Aug. iO—Evcry llllc of railroad. between
Liege and the German frontier. is alleged to have been
destroyed and the Belgian troops (it's said to have blown
lip—Every bridge. culvert and tunnel.
The Belgian General Stuff declares it has rt‘Ct’IVCtl in—
formation illat tllc GCI‘IHHHS. expecting in take Liege in a
{033 hours. brought 13itll them only sufficient {nod for a
{1113 (1:131; and littlc ammunition. their plan being to rush
Liege and make it their base of operations.
”'.slhc s-amc autliorit3 states that the German assertion
of the capture of 4.000 Belgian piisontrs is baseless. and
adds that not a single Belgian soldier remains in the town
of Liege. as they are all chartered in the forts.
As far as can be learned the Belgian g’cncral‘ stat?
soinc'lzdhéo'German troops were chicaged at Liege. and
1': -.~;. 11111233 .1111: mid; to have been so ‘wti'ikfi‘leil ‘as'to be unable
cfi'ecti3 cl3 to attack the forts. On the other hand. it is
arg11'e1l,tllat it is not possible for the forts to concen—
tralc their fire on the to“ 11 of Liege iIScii‘.
The next development in the situation a Licgc is ex—
pected to be the arrival of the Belgian main army, report-
ed to be advancing rapidly from Losuvin, in" the north-
west, to attack the Germans occupying the town of Liege.
LONDON. Aug. 10.12210 1).. flint—A tclgram from
Charieroi. Belgium. to’The Daily Mail’. dcspatc‘hed on Sun.
day night, says a force of French troops arrived in time
to participate in .a fine success of t'icneral Leman‘s Bel-
gian division oven" the German trornpsi’ investing Liege.
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dog. insresignedtoneatlastsaid:
' “Here is amber shipwreck.”
“Shipwreck! Where?” blurted out 1
l Jugglna.
‘1 “Where. my dear friend?’ quoted M
;“Thceisabarklosttorever." ‘
i Juagins granted and passed tin—l
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MAILS ARRIVE.
From New York, N. Y.. and all;
points West and South—6:05 and 10:18;
a. m.,1:20,6:47 p. m. and 12:15 a, mi
l ‘From New York, N. Y.. and Brook-’
lyn. N. Y.. dimer—2:46 and 4:25
p. m. '
From all point East—5:34. 6:57 and
10:33 a. 111., 1:119, 2:25, 6:02, 6:47 and
9:42 p, m.
From Danbury, Conn, Bethel, Conn,
Ridgefleid, Conn—8:18 a. 111.: Dan-
bur3'_ Conn. 9:12 11. m. and '5214 p.
111.; from Danbury and all points be-
tween Dsnbuny and South Norwaik at
An Easy SOIution
The problem of just how to
obtain ll eryo need
duringt limo! itllo t en-
during the discomfort of ‘a hot
lgir'inandwkr‘fai’i m'c At " 00 ‘ . 1y IV d Ai‘ma‘“
' r l . ' onn.—-—. ii . '
9:00 and 10:00 a.' 111., 1:30, 3:00 and range '8 033! so e. ' . S
7:00 p. m.
MAILS CLOSE.
For New York. N. Y., and all as,
points West of South Nonwsik, Conn. ‘
4:40 and 10:00 a. m., 12:35, 1:50,
5:30, 6:00 and 8:00 pm.
For all points East—5:55 and
1:00, 6:00 and 8:00
p. m.
For Bridgeport, Conn, direct—9:00
a. m.
For Danbury direct-«9:45 a. m. and
6:00 p m.
i For all points on Danbury Division
«At 5:55 u.m.and1:00 p.111.
ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
Water Heater
does the hick
These heaters are installed on
an easy rental basis. 1 he rental
NOIWALK FIR. ALA“.
3%.: “.2552“ “.3. mm amounts to only $5.50 per year,
Colon.
and after the third year. there’s
no more rental, as the entire out-
fit becomes your property with-
out further payments.
That’s Easy!
The United
Electric Light 81 Water
Company. "
u—Wm Arena. and Bork-Ila muo-
I'M Anon. nod Pk“.
”—6-- house. (Private box)
82-“ on Anon. Ind nor-t Ito m
83—er Avenue and 01' Ari 51m.
34—01:“! 81 rut Ind amour Arum
thut Avenue. nu! m.
1341; real Street nod Elm Cram.
Il-Cton Ito»: and Wilton "nu
n—Mun Itmt nnd North Avon».
tt—Funcc Strut.
u» Us a! Outbound Strum.
Ulnar: Rood lulu Pair Etna.
u—vneutnut smut. our Ila-Inu- I
.55— Main Street Ind Union Anm
362 On The Green.
I! But Avenue and [Jacob Ava-I10
u tut Avenue uni Dunn: not
”NAVY“ "HI AUG. DIWTB
”mutational“ boll. than. 1-1. Inf
:I—HI’MANDI.I.I~ICI
3—:in All 3‘ ml. 3
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H—Oruuu :trfitfi gnu ammo-mm. _ ' .
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l.': A third or more curd“ Mut- mom
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IAI'HOIMMLKHIIIMI lum' STRAIOID ON COOKENOE BAR.
Ill! '
1... I '1. m '.'-R “1"” Captain James M OBI-ten and a.
‘ “4““ School “-00 u (on party of guests on rboal'd the V' irys ii.
'“A «taboo. mama to Woo. ‘had a. rather unpleasant experience,
E! m, mint-WWI "‘ ‘°‘ Saturday night; white on Swgntu'CK.
'0‘ '5 lShortJy after dark a mistake was
m- MB. Inshor- m
n;~ t An. and Rowan It. lunch in the channel, and betore the
:3; art m m “it. [party was aware of it the boat wasl . ¥
”‘4‘ Jo. It. m h u- iVilla-(ingrown! on Cockenoe Island bar.i . ; - 3
3 III" 1:0,... “I": ILAIIOIIOX'tB to [2183.58 the craft proved to FIN.“ OUT TH: m
u a: ”a m .L unlivaiiinz and it was necessary to - .
u “I W'- 1 row ashore. and telephone to Captain oun LINE OF
”L mu st. and mu An. . . 3 ..
1m 11‘. 0. Subell. at the Norwslk Yacht
.Club. and he set out in his launch. and '
m ”mm. at 10: so o'clock succeeded in floating
mm In at, to '- Irv-Ii the Vii-yd, Ind toned her to the Yacht
3.113%... mun. III-(Ion '.‘ art's lClub anchorage. The party was com-
posed of James M. O'Brien, Thomas
citation. ' Clarence M. Harrington. ,
l Hurry O‘Brien and Miss Heron F.
r - .
2M was.“ I. 3‘ § .0 .0 Brien.
“-1 5.0mm II' 9. IL. II n-
iuufiufim.m an
Ladies’
Pumps
and
Oxfor‘ _
AT $2.00 MAY war MEET. no
.nsoummmr.
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