TUESDAY. AUGUST 11, 1914
§Fecia1 Values 1n
Table Damaks
25c 40c, 50c, 75c and 81.00 I Yon!-
Bath Towels—40¢, 12 1-26, 256, 85c
Ind 501:.
I“ Spreads—61.00 $1.25, 61 .50, Si .75
to ““50
led Sheets—39c, 45c, 50c, 70c, 75C.
79c and 95c.
E. K. Banks
Iohockemo Hotel Bl0ck, 6o. Wilt.
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WEA‘I'H ER FORECAST,
For Norwnik and vicinity: Local
thunderstorms this afternoon or to-
night; cooler; Wednesday cooler and
generally fair; moderate to fresh
southwest to northwest winds. The
disturbanc: which was central over
Upper Michigan yesterday morning is
now passing out the St. Lawrence Val-
ley it is followed by an area of high.
pressure with pleasant weather and"
lower temperatures. Showers have
occurred during the last 24 hours in‘
" ’ 'hearly all districrs‘east- oi the Rocky
' Mountains. .\'0 unusually high tem~
peratures for the season of the year.
were reported this morning.
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‘WEATH R l Special sale of dresses at Mintz‘s.
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Tempelature: Low, 60; high, 7
75. Clear.
is be
Mrs.
Ward Ackner of Troy, N, Y..
ing entertained by Mr. and
Adolph Dreyfuss, an their home
Gibson Court. .7 ., l”
Court Frances, 0 G s.. will meet
this evening in Mystic Chain Hall it
is requested that every member be
in attendance. as two candidates are
to be initiated.
Mrs, S. Emma. Mrs. J. Bank and
son. Leo. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. and Miss
Anna Finn. of Trenton. N. J..
7' been-weekend guests at the home of
’7 Mrs. Rosa Tariov and family on Toy
lor avenue.
‘ '1 £7 The prizes for the.1\inners of the
events at the joint water sports to be
7‘75 held at the Belle Island Club on Sat-
“ ' urdsy of this week are on exhibition
today in the window of Rogers &
Stevens on South Main street T'b‘fe
are handsome cups and medais galore.
to Thanks the entrantg to put forth
every effort to capture them.
—We absolutely refuse to carry
any summer DresSes. Suits Coats, and
“. Mllliner'y‘ over, food Mintz's adv. on
' page 8, and see the way they clean
'7 out.
Last evening the special committee
Harold Bell Wright, author of
The Winning of Barbara Worth.
WM. P. BEERS
3tor the meet on Saturday.
on
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have'
ifound in their adv
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run sourn NORWACK “111111111311an
Eyes 0f7the World.
61-35-
look and Stationery mu.
South Norwolk. Nor-walk
“Busiest Place iniTown”
Entire Krieger StoCk of
.-FURNITURE
dieing Sold at Half Price
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The’A J. Angevine 81 Son Company
134 Washington Street South Norwaik
10 for 5c.
Souvenir Post Cards of the City.
' At ‘
D O N N E L‘ L Y ’ S
STATIONERY AND BOOK s'ronE
10 scum MAIN eraser.
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A meeting of the joint committee
on the triclub water carnival will be
held tonight at which the 1111111 details
and arrangements will be perfected
Misses Elizabeth and Gertrude Tar-
lov have returned to their home on
Taylor avenue. after spending a pleas
ant vacation with Mr. and Fire S.
Emma and family, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Misses Father and Cooo'is Tsrlot
are spending this week with relatives
in Bridngort. and Miss Rose Simon
has returned to her home there after
3 five weeks’ stay with her aunt, Mrs.
Rosa Tarlov.
if you are thinking of buying an
automobile, why not look the R. C. H.
‘ Raddy & Ayers, 60 Van
Zant street, are the distributors for
Fairfleld Countyt The price will be
Harry, the young son of James G.
Plant, of Richmondviile avenue, West-
pon. ran away from home' last' night
and the local police were. notified by
the father or tho~fact and that the boy
was last seen headed for Norwalk.
Officer Adams picked the young boy
up sleeping on the bank on Mill .Hill
and brought him to the station: Atel-
lephone call brought‘his father here
pad the little Wanderer was taken,
back home.
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Elle Bridge Market will scan move
to 71 Nortu Main street.
The case of Benjamin Hoyt. charged
with the non-support of his three chil-
5I WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 485
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free ‘
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The
Strength 01
Newspaper
Advertising
The Strong
Power of its
Business
7 Getting
Efficiency
Is Fully Appre-
V .. ,. mittee will be submitted, after which his residence at the home of
a general meeting of the Federation Hoyt. The court ordered Mr Hoyt to "
of the Federated Italian seeietles 01: area, was heard this morning Du‘flggfi "
Norwalk met at 14 Wood' street. and the triaiit developed. that Mr. Hoyt
submitted7,their reports for the 9218-7 has been divorced from his wife -'for
.brotion of Columbus Day in a flttin! some time, but had been paying a
manner“ Another Smeetlng will be weekly sum. toward the support or
‘held a week from next Thursday. their three childrén. This he ceased
when the final reports of the com- to do when William Cocketur took up
Mrs.
will be held, and celebration plans contribute 83 weekly to his children.
‘ 7 definitely decided upon.“ ' , land Mifs. Hoyt was told that she must
tell William Cocketur to give up his
room at her home.
,: When rims are required on glasses,
' the shell rim will be found most sat-
isuctory. Thamer‘s adv will tell
you about them. .
See the racing hydro-aeroplane at
Rotor: Point Park. Daily flights by
g ' - Inch McGee.
7 A routine meeting of 0111 Well Hook
and Ladder Company was held last
’evening at the Central Flre Station.
Where on no report 117—11111 the enter-
tainment or house committees and it
Judge Maher, of Bridgeport, in hits 111114
chine, on Wall tsre‘et. for running on‘
the wrong side of a trolley car. The
sergeant sent the man back and told
LYesterday sergeant'7‘6ibsdn stopped ‘ "
ammonium»
are lovely and
Pictorial Review
" Patterns ‘ -
‘ acoll all others in the wonp ;
doth] variety of designs ‘
winch are not alone pretty 7 ' l
but are practical and easy
for the home mantras to
9. make. New
“CowlioyCollarDrm” _ .
SnutSportsCoat‘
7» well ‘9 all the latest
is
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1' Summer
Fashion Book ' 1
" oftheCelebnted Scott-Cutmo-HC-u
Pictorial Review Patterns
August Patterns Now on Solo '
mllIhfl'P'l'l . For Sale at 7 1' .1 51 .1111;
7 Donnelly’s Stationery and Book Store,
111111777“ 7'77 7
lunatic-locus
~16 South Main St.
War Bulletins
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ST. i‘ETEiRSBURG Aug. 11. via london, 505 3-
m.-—Thd correspondent of ’l he Rech at Jassy. Roumania.
gives what he says are the Austrian plans for the cam-
paign against Servia. The Danubian army,a after taking
the fiortresses in Northern Servia, he says Will proceed
south through the valley. of Mora-vs 7
The obicctive of the army of the Drill is Novi-
pszar, whence it will proceed to Voice, in the viiayet of
7Soloniki, and cil'ect a3 junction with the Dannbian army.
The third army will advance along the \Iontenegrin
border, from that point moving parallel 111111 the Drin
~army, cutting oilt hldntee11gro and proceeding to North-
ern Albania. - l
7 T171719 genre] advance will be delayed until the A1111- - '
‘trian concentration is (template. Then it is proposed to
crhsh Servia as quickly as possible.
.~ leDiON. Aug. 1.171.418? dispatch to The Daily News
7 fromRotterdaml says the Holland—American Steamship
'Line‘h‘as' placed its large premises in the Hook of Hol-
land at the disposal of the Dutch Red Cross with a spec-
159117171519 to the end in ithe event of a naval battle in the
WEE S'clf.
,5 JRORIS Aug. 10, 7- :36 p. 111., via London, Aug 11; 3.
mghfiThe crape festdons which for forty years havé
hung fooml the monument of the city of Strassburg, capi-
;«.taimoe~horsaine,10hich stands in the Place de la
concorde, were torn down today and replaced with flow-
ers and palm branches, while a tri-coiored Sash was drap-
EJEHE!
7111! a clam bolts 111111 the next meeting,
I when it is possible some celebration
Ms M and. drum were ordered!
anode?h to the furnltipro in the parlor.
911W raids concerning euro
ihli'n t6 come the right liva'y.‘ As 3111188 '
Manor was passing he called to Gor-
seant Gibi "Well. i suppose you 're
geant Gibson told the man to stop
in.
satisfied 11 “hot I'll 11: you." 1801- "I“
ed about the figure 7 -
film ceremony was conducted by 2,000 members of
“the deration "oi Alsatian Societies in Paris. .
Sansbouef, mayor of the Eighth Arrondissement
jos‘eph ~~ ‘
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will hereafter . be!
braced .1113 Statue: and. then addressing the gathering,
ciatémby all
The Business At-
tracting. Quali-
ties of such.
W139" Know‘
Prices.
Extra
STERLING
'Is doing things to Furniture
AUGUST FURNITURE SALE
Now at its he'ght at its Extraor-
dinary Value Giving.
Chair,
oak frame, with leather
seat, $3.50 value.
Sale Price ........... $1.95
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129 WASHINGTON 8T.
We specialize in
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5—H
Special-—Dining Room
genuine heavy quartered
slip
August
furnishing homes
complete. Tel. 105.
-—-——SPECIALS-—-——
Extra Fancy New Potatoes, 141l1s. .................. 24¢
Charcoal, a bag ...... 8c
Early June Peas, extra
fine quality 3 cans
A. STU‘LL
Standard Kerosene Oil,
a gal. ............ 8 14¢
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
25c
CHALMERS 1915
“LIGHT SIX”
‘r OUR W15 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
Auto Supplies Storage, F11. 7tone Goodrich, United States Tires.
Lowest prices
' FOR SALE.
1909 Pope Hartlord Runabout ..... ...... 9350
Ohaimors"36.” 1919 ...................... .. 9750
1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled 6450
Repair'work guaranteed. Fords a amenity.
v1’1A7517;-71111032.
17 cuss-moi- or. so. NORWALKh
1:121:50. 7
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Special storage to commuters. Storing for the day.
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
RIGHT BY '0. NORWALK STATION.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
7MA1L8 ARRIVE.
From New York, N. Y.. and all:
points West and South—6: 0.1 and 10: 18'
a m. 1:20,:7'647p.ltn.1ah612:15a. ml
From New York N. Y. and Brook-
lyn. N. Y. direct—2 :46 and 4. 28
p. m.
From all point East-83: 34 6: 57 and
1013311. m. 1:09 2.25, 6202.6:47and
9:42 p. m.
From Danbury, Conn" Bethe]. Conn,
Ridgefleld. Conn .-—8;18 a. in; Don
bury 001111.. 9:'12,t‘.1n and5:14 p.
m.; from Danbury lid all points be-
tween Danbury souls Soul! Norwalk at
12:2 and 7&“1‘11” ”E1:
' om 7Nor l . ohm—At 7: 00,
9-110 and 10- 13:56:? 1: 30, 3: 00 and
7: 00 p. m.
MAiLs CLOSE.
For New York. N Y.. and all
points West of 86110417 Norwalk Conn.
—6: 40 and 10' 00:32; 111.. 12. 35 1: 50,
5:30 6:00an68:970
For all points lWash-5: 55 and
10:00 a 111.. 1:,00 6:111) and 3:00
Pm
For Bridgeport Doom, direct—9: 00
a. in.
6:0 For I,Danbui'y diyppt—‘El 45 a. m. and
For” all points on Danbury D11 ision
—-At 5:559. in. and 1:00 p. m.
ANDREW LEARY, p. M.
NORWALK, CONN.
MAILS ARRIVE.
7 a. m“—All points.
. 7: 30 a. air—East, west of New Ha,
ven.
7: 15 a. 1m. -Wilt0n Conn.
9: 30 a m.—-South Norwalk, Conn.
11:15 a. m.--East West and South
Norwalk. 7 7
12: 45 pm m—Danbury End North.
2 p. m.-East, West and South Nor-
3:15 p. 1m. —l1‘.ast and South Nor-
Walk“
5 00—New “Yarn,
South Norwalk.
7 .30 p.‘ pie—East,” West and South
Nomal’k.
' MAILS CLOSE.
75: 45‘ a. int-«East
16: 00 a. m.~Don.b11ry- Divi'sibn
1‘
walk.
9: 30 a. inn-«East, West and South
Norwallr.
N 19: 00 m.-,—-Now York and Western
Points (Letters only.)
7 :12: .730 p, 1.111.743.8507 and South Norv‘
w it.
" amp-4111111111115 Division. -.
1: 2 p m.~leist {Letters only.)
5: 00 ”a m--WOIt.
6: 00 p. RIF-‘mt, West and Smith
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R. C. H.
’ CAnsl9uo
2 Unit Starting
60 Van Zandt Street.
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and Lighting System 6100 13111111: I. A
21"ll1
REDDY 81 AYERS
Distributors For Fairfield County
prepared to supply our
Highland C0211
' Hove secured a’ few cargoes 01 this very high. class coal. we are
customers either for present use or winter
stock. Rare opportunity to place your. winter orders! .
RAYMOND” BROTHERS
Brooklyn and ‘
To Own -
A HOME
.15 the hope and ambition of
every young man and wo-
man. That it may not be
Wail-i- V' . . - n 7 idle dream, requires
I'lflllllmmll-KIXLW‘ K 77 systematic saving, and the
». sacrifice of many a 8000
time. or bit of finer-y. With’the beginning or the resolution to save ‘7
something c'omes the problem, 017 how to safeguard it. No better-7 7
place can ‘be selected than the savings .department of the People's
Trust Company. The Vaults are new, and of the most modern con-
struction, and a very high rate or interest is paid which helps to in-
crease the total or your deposits in the most satisfactory way. '
6. 30 a. m.T-west and South Nor-
. COME 1N AND TALK lT OVER ANY TIME.
PEOPLE’S TRUST CO.
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owningucron sr. Spurn spawns. cons-
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