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‘I‘HE SOUTIIII NORWIALK IEVIENIING Em
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EAST NORWALK
‘Y 1
Raymond Bros, are today unloading street,
a cargo of bituminous coal at their ler a pleasant sojourn with friends in
docks. Ridgefleld. Conn
The Baptist Sunday school will hold
an entertainment tonight. at the resi
The Noi‘wnlk iron Works Company
are unloading a cargo of coal for their
private consumption.
at Tokeneke.
The program planned is as follows:
Piano duet—~Misses Irene and Marion
Lynch.
Song—"Gyp:ie's Warning,” Mirion
Jarvis, gypsy. assisted by Lucille
I Branda and Hilliard Albrecht.
Local friends are pleased with the "The Topsy Turvy Girls"——Marjorie
news that J. H. Bundle of Van Zant llutault, Rhoda Jarvis, Loube Hum-
street has fully recovered from his
recent serious illness, and is able to. no, Scoiieid.
day to Iesume his duties in the Van Gypsy Selig and Tableau—dire. C. D.
‘ Zanl 5‘1“” hakeshop. ‘ Albrecht, queen; Misses lrene and
..._.._..__ l Marion Lynch, Mabel Jarvis, Ger-
trude Brando. Hilliard Albrecht and
local triend> from Mr. and Mrs. Dan- Irving Albrecht, Charles Snlflen, Al-
iel, Lilonnnedieu and son Carlton c' Iyn Wilson. I
Rowan street, who are enjoying an ex. Shadographs~Farmer Brown’s Tur-
tended vacation trip to points of in- nips, 'i‘onsorial .Artsit and Irish
tercst in Massachusetts. Washerwomen.
Newsboys’ Chorus—Raymond and El-
nicr Anderson, Milton Every. Fran-
cis (Waverley, George Radcliffe, Al-
Mr. and Mrs. Bink Reynolds. of
Third street. are the proud parents of
a boy, horn Wednesday night. Moth-
er and child are doing nicely..
Postal cards are being received by
The contract has been awarded to
P. ll, Fielding. the Seaview avenue
ell-12111011111. for the electric wiring oi 13’“ Wilson and [Wing Albrecht.
the home of Richard Hendricks on There “in also 1’“ gypsy fortune ‘8‘"
Cove avenue. Mr. Fielding received “13 and "”1” interesting features.
a permit from the building lnspettor ‘
this morning. .
‘Uvi N‘N‘w‘
DARE?“ .‘
1rORIYI‘O'AI t
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Lust owning the mld- week prater
sonnets in the Fast avenue \i. F.
Cllllltll hero in charge of J. C linu-
ltins, ol' llanbury a former resident
. of the East Side A grout deal of
{32 pleasure “as experienced among the
‘ members of the church in renewing
their atquuintance with Mr. Hawkins.
- . Mr Hawkins proved himself an in-
teresting lender or the meeting last
night.
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3.
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Mrs Carl Jensen. (1er Is
. spending her vacation with relatives in
Haddam.
A postal card mailed from Edln‘
burgh, Scotland on 1.11.1111 4th to
Alonzo Wheeler Qt Fbrtdstreet,‘ ""3136
Attorney *Leo‘Dd’l‘. thirteeni g
Wheeler that the Davis party will Mrs John F. Hedge. of Nyoton
land in ““5 “WT": tomorrow M" Height}. I: nbout alter her illnlIls of
Davis reports a Very delightful trip, tonfllltis." 2
and says that he and party stopped in ‘ _,_______
the some Edinburgh hotel pith Mr. Mrs. Thomas Darrell of Villain
and Mrs. R. H. Golden OI South NOI' street. l8 visiting with her 815‘". in
walk New York this week. 2
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has low day: with relati’n: in
Sgclty.l; 3". Q2
O-
Public interest is indeed fickle. Cit- Mia: Eva Duydale. ot Noroto
. 1 iron: whose time lay heavy on their returned from a visit with relatives in
. hands took a personal and keen inter- New York.
V .. est in the construction of Pier 8. but a,
they havé suddenly switched their nt- Miss Lillian Rndman. of Tokenelte,
,"2'2 dentiongtrom this work to the sctiv- is entertaining relatives from 1 New
I11”. ition of the A. M. Blakemhn force oi.’ Haven. at her home.
.m men. who are busy at the present time
11 "building the‘new $3,000.11‘erris Coal
“Company wharf, and criticisms and spending a few days with MlnIIsnther
22'ndvise on its construction are plentiv m V“ ""0““ .' .
1111 from the many who are daily su- '—
perintendlny its progress ‘
The rate at which workmen tare
1113‘ 11111- I to dentition l: wry
cataractory to the bridge contractors
“In expected the nler my be finish
31! the that part of next week. and
thus will the hardest part or this
nudge. contractor’s work he d
pier 8 was an excoptlonnliy dlmcnlIt
d Inrys pier to oonstmoti“ Two 0&1
or pier: yet rennin to he built, null- anchor. , "j '
2 these are Pier 9 and 10.111111 work on
"than will 11, mud in the £111me
inture, when pier 8 to 1211mm.
Out-ot-town relatives who . have
been visiting with Rev. and Mrs. “.123.
Brown, hove rqul'lled home.
M
Miss J nnnie Stephens,
vacation with routine in Bdmlmt.
...—....)—
bnildiny an Mitten to his house. The:
.vgnwmmmz hinretnrnod 1mm
~ lesion with Mia: monitor Tyler, of Non-
, Today is 11.11.111.12 ell-11.06 lot-2 11;“: “I“ W“ .2
. O‘
_ nine voter: to register their nuns: on _ made on gun:
I) Renoir: are being 9!!
Albert Eldrldyo. refiintlng: for the
Whistnctwmoeuthom
EI‘O BIOCII'IC mt mt from noon ante.
momma dm-lny'vhlohtimo'thoy be“ ”mm“ 1111 3° . 2
will make the third district voting; It Is a tortnnota‘ my flat now. it
into correct and completely tip-to- um myths I: 0! Nero-
dole. it is the 1m, chance (or out "mm“ ° 1111111
41in“ the’meim at on: 1111-1 mar 11an 1111111: minerals.
$111111; without int! m who
or the: school permission to out I
.otrlyht. Themsnsskodlntotho
has returned to this city, at- '
uel, Frances Tiebout, Mayla and An-
IJphn F. Gal-win. 0t Rowaytqrfhrlrg
of Oracle.
i
street. he: returned from a ninuant‘
James 1". Keri. of. Main shot. is,
hinbdinydonobynstunfordcon'
‘ till: Ono: Ronni”. of Wuhhlyton V
1211 itorthenloolintlbflcth,
tier: to register. end they nmldmauWMny tom-2
dence of Mr and Mrs. F. A. IBrandn,,‘
.11
hast
hills Nellie Bernice. of New York.is .
tsmonthnl’ostrond Thoso‘inetmon
mmwummomot»
some of the mud puddles that? Ilium
Tmhodstonnodwukothoimitor
l-
erupt. ll: mworklny calm: the ._
unenchotoldthmxhntitwul
; results.
_, citizens. This
z . issued by the police.
VWar Bulletins,
BRL'SSELS,12ia Paris, .Aug. 14, 12:25 a. n1 «The
German casualties in the engagement at Haelen, W «L
nesda1,wcre 3.000 dead and wounded Thé Germans ap-
parently sacrificed their men without any samples. Dur—
ing the fight the Germans were obliged to pass tw'o bridges
over the Gctlic and \‘clpe Rivers. where they were expos-
ed ’00 a. heavy fire. lbe retiring Germans left piles. of
dead antfiid’mdcd at these bridges.
llie same carnage occurred on the road from lltreck
to _I:laclcn where the ticrmancax airy, exposed to the.- gat—
ing guns of the Belgians fell in dro1 es.
lhc German infantry and can alry had a similar rev
ccptuion near L‘ulfaekin. V
The succcs‘s oi the Bctlgian's arm is considered part-
‘ icularly important. as most of the Belgian troops partici—
pating had not been under fire before.
Hie Bel zgiant casualties at. ll‘aclcn 11 ere light in dead,
as the hoops \wrc \\ cll- -entrcnclie1l, but many wounded.
The situation, which was scinewliat critical lutfltlay
morning, when the German patriots had arrived close to
Brussels, wasbclll to be rapidly improving, from the stint!-
point 'of the Belgians twenty-four hours later.
The victor)- described above was followed by new-3nd
successful engagement 115ml“Novillc—Tavicr and lighzee,
about nine miles north of thur, \A’cdncsdav and
Thursday. ‘
Tltest opt-rations provctltbnt the Germans are rcfi‘cat
jug futthci and that tin: allies, being steadily reinforced
are tesululcll pushing ahead, 3 , ~
Brusstls 1.211111 longer 111 danger, ‘but the situation a few
days .12ro was 511111 that the (\Cllllliillty ufits occupation
by the Germans was cotisitlcercd. ' ..
Ull
LONDON, Ag,_14. 3:30 a. 1n..~—~.A dispatch to the
('bmnical from West liartlcpool says that the captain of
the 11111111111 steamer Huldamacrsk declares that be passed
seven sunken ticrm‘an shops fifteen mile off Spurn Head
at the northeast entrance of the harbor. ()nh the masts of
the vessds 1vc1c1isiblc aboxc the 11'11tcr,but,,tlue tafitain
11l1e1 ts they wcro Ucrniaumen of war. ,3:
ROME, tin l'zlris, Aug. 14, 4:3011. nil—«The .1.-“25V,"‘11;1:t
'I‘tn‘key ball purchased the (icrman cruisers (jocbcn and
I’Ilil‘t‘slilll ioncbtd lien- only tonight.
'lhis 111 \\2 tlL‘H‘l'Upllltlll 1n the war situation 11:15 «lis-
12ussc1l with intcns. intcrtst in political circlos,wbu1c it
was held 111.11 it was frauglttwitli the possibility of glow
‘V‘ "‘4- VS 1 '6 rl' Mfg-'5’?»-
lt was stated in scniip ficial quarters 111111 the it‘s-
Iscls would buomc a strong \\ captm in the hands of 1111‘-
it.” (titistaflittople about oncd its attitude Grhchtrality.
6316'? was'fiprfiscd that the purchaeeqreindc: ‘53.
ncw position on the. part 10;th 2111113115
many antljiubirii ldanga‘.‘ .wl icb 1s capatmlti
2 as heating on the interests of the Balkan stairs.
'Ilic Tribune oats that the preparations made at Mts-
sina for“ '11 noble death by the officers of the (itrman
Cl‘lllst‘l'ls',;wlltl before sailing {rum that port inhale their
wills, left the public "imprcparefl for this ialtc. 2 Seeing
the impossibiliy of escape from the Anglo-l'f-rtnchfltoti—f
they followed their 01 11,111.11 idea of molesting the trans‘w
-~ports moving French- .Atrica'n troops,tl1c Gel-mun cruisers ‘
sought refuge, 1n the Aegean sea, where will, tin complicity
of Turkey, which continues to make love to (11 rman) the
two vessels contemplated hc'w they-oughtpa lyzc British
commerce in the \icdttvrrant an and interrupt: traffic lvitlt
India.
“But closely pursued tl cy had no alternativc‘to tak-
ing refuge in the Dordanellcs and disarming. instead,
Turkey purchased them. This is not considered permits-
ible, accordingr to the law of nations. Never has :1 nation
. at war sold her own ships which already had been used
agahist an enemy. During the Russo-Japanese conflict.
niany Russian ships entered Chinese and American neu-
tral ports, but they were disarmed and there awaited the
end of the war.’ _ ’
LONDON, Aug“ 14, 1:33 p. m.—IA dispatch from
Paris to The Exchange T-elegiapli Company today an-
nounces that the French Ministry of War has received
news from Berne, Switzerland, {that numbers of German
patrols have taken refuge 111 Switzerland It' is stated that,
no French troops have crossed the Swiss frontier.
I. 1.
9-1—-
ATHENS Greece, vi: London, Aug. 14, 1: 17 11.111.21-
Considerable anxiety is felt here in connection with the,
reputed purchase by Turkey of the German cruisers
_Goeban and Erosion, as it is feared- the acquisition of.-
those two vessels may nuke Turkey uncompmmising on
the subject of the disposition of the Aegean Islands. AV
rumor ll'lltlt- Turkey 1111112. ntnnéd one of these warships
Mitylene 1s taken an a justification for this belief.
busy here today established the ruling that all German-
Americans residing in the Brifioh Isle: who apply for
‘Amoncan passporusnntst prove: their; naturalization as
American citizens or- reg‘tster with the police as German
“Ili- Vb”
LONDON Aug .14, 1:17 ’9; m.—— ——The.An11erican cm”
is lit accordance with a regulation.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1914
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AUCTIONEERS. ,
WM, GUTHRIE, out!“ And real
“to“. Slivomino. ..... Tel. 1465:
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
Home 13. anw, south Main 8m»,
South Nor-walk. ........ Tel. 1202-3.
.1. A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Wait 51.,
Norwllk ....... Tet-6852 and 32-2
111cc: :cmuo, Am and Livery, 16
Washington 51., .......... 1111. 7:8.
JOSEPH SHAY, Elm St.
Tel. ....................... 1300-2
AUTO REPAIRS.
REDDV : AYERO' MOTOR CM! CO.
Ford repair: a specialty. Tel. 401.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALKI AUTO SUPPLY 00.. 29
Wall Street, Ndl'wnlk,.. Toi. 1332-2.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT RAYFUSE. Auto. Repairs,
Ralntlnn. 9 Havlllnd 8t, Tel 303-2.
BOOTS. SHOES, REPAIRED
NASH's REPAIR SHOP, 28 Washing-
ton street, South Not-walk. »
'i’. GAHRAMORE, North Main Street,
. south Nomlk.
.1.” Livms'rem. Water Street.
South Nomlk.
M. MARUCA. 59 mm, 311. Norwalk.
Crippled shoe: 1 :POcIaity. Tot. 342-4
2 -2 BUTTER. noes. choose
2 11.121. 11:10
miter. 21
0011111 Main Strut...” '1} fit, 47:.
’ ... 32,3. ’ ‘5
cross MANUFACTURERS
Old Well Clam- “, 88 Waélnnton at
T . . g. . . . . . 7“
CIVIL EN GINEEBING
11mm a. mass. 11qu Block.
«111111 '09le 1.1.4.1113.
o ...-.---.n~ocno
Cinch—REPAIRED—wetches
111171-1011 'r. reams. 7: mum”
Street, ....... . ......... Tel. 8:11.12.
con'rnAC'rons. BUILDERS
,ST. JOHN ‘1 KEVOER, SMIMOOOC PL,
Bomb Norwnik ...... Tel. 1082.
STEPHEN UNGVARY 123 West St.
South Norwnlk. .. ...... Tol.1493—3
MAKING CONSTRUCTION 00.
Kid" Building. Tel. .8513.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
MLYATOR annmor'r. a: Wood
stratum. . ....;'r.1.31u.
2- ~ DELICATESSW
nfiuomouagnutmm
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ELECTRICAL WIRING
PHILIP H. FIELDING, ’4‘?“ I“ P”
M oooonos-I-n:ia: ‘1‘" 3“ m
“floor Lalo: Re.”
158er nodes to
' on. s. n, LAWRENCE, South Main
. CWNSERS ”
'Iomro'rm oteimm... my. -
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HENRY MUELLER, 31 wmlmn PIANO TUNING
Street, ............... Tel. 10733
ELECTRICAL WORKS
o. N. IeKIIION, 7.1.11”; 21mm
8.11 Started :1 annually.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
401-111 w1tsow: Old ‘Wim
Agency, 24- C!» St. ..... Tot, 8‘4
EXPRESSBIIN, TRUCKMEN
D. P. MONREVLL, Lang Divan“ E11-
Prcu, Rmybn,1'el.1181
Vegetables, FRUITS. Candie:
ANTHONY CANBOME, 01 Ram-and
Avenue To! 3”.
.................
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FISH, VEGETABLES.
West Ave. Finn Milt. Dolor: orderan
2 fish, fruit and vegetables, call 948.
.. FURNITURE
RAYMOND and so», 43 Main Jenn.
Norwalk, ................. Tol. Iii.
STERLING runm'rime co, 127;
129 Wnlhlngton at, ...... .m 1115.
JEWELRY, novnt'rms
music“. ms'rnuusms, TOyI. '21:.
«The nuns, 76 mun 8t.
1
JOB pnmrmo
THE BOB?A PREOO,‘ 96 WanhantOn'
3mm." ....... . .......... .1115.
.. jUNK Dumas
JACOB YOURDISIKIY. 8 Ely Avenue,
Smith Nomik, .101 136441
. ”—v—“AH I' ' ' ———-
imam“; cnocxnnv
A. GEHEBEI, 25 W. IWAIhlnnIOn 8!
Tel .1089-2.
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LAUNDRIES
OLD WELL uumv {2 Havlland
Strut, .. . . Tel. 309.
VMILLINERS
WOO POLHEMUI, 80 thlnnton
M ..............'.... TCl. 302.
'MHS. I, M. TAYLOR, 60 North “all
direct. .................... To! 805
MONUMENTS
SOUTH NOR‘WALK MONUMENTAL.
84 8°. Main street. Tel, 904
NURSES’ REGISTRY
Strut. alto chum”. ..Tel. 788.
osrnom'rns
DR. D. A. BHAMMUGH, CONN?"
Wm, Nomlk, . V Tél. 351
PAINTERS. PAPERHANGERS
B. DEcfll, Mn mm, 13 West
avenue. Tel. 1734.
JACOB. A. RUDDEB‘IWO South Main
“PM. ..... .....u... IT‘OI..1342~5
PHOTOGRAPHS
ozone! :‘ Holl‘rll, 1: Waiting!“
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Pm LESSON-S
' 80 NORWALK WINDOW G. HOUSE
SONNENBERG PIANO 00.,104Wash-
80uth Nomalk. ........ 2...? Tel. 30
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STEPHEN L. CLABY, 95TWest St,
South Norwalk. ....... Tel. 1385-5
Bras: PLAT!“ ‘1 Nickel
13. SCAM a sou. wuc, 21ml,
South Norwalk, 'Tei. 342.2.
PLUMBING AND '. "V"\IING
ROBERT s. THOMPSON, :1 r2 2:1 51,
East Norwaik, ......... IT: 334.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, 87 ’c2‘ at.
South Nor-walk. ......... 2 t l. 38
POCKET BILLIARDS, 2P1; 3i .-
KNORR'S, Ticker .Service. .BaIe .
News, Sporting Booty”. 3. Ma.
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 South
Main Street, 8. Norwalk, Tel.129+3.
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REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, .Tel 632-3
H. E. DAMN and SON, 45 Wall Street
Nor-walk, Tel 13112.
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lTHOMAS C. BALCOM, Norwaik P. 0.
Black, Wall Street.
TAYLOR l1 GOLDEN, South Norwalu
Trult C0. Building. Tel. 1230
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WM. H. nvqu'rON, Roam 11, G: g
zett: BIIng.I,'NomIk. Tel. 31
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SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE 00., New and Second- hand.
15 Railroad avenue. . .Tel. 372-4.
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street.
South Norwalk ........ Tel 473 2.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLDS MOTOR CAR 00.. Con-
necticut and West ave:., ..Tel 112
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TIRE VULCANIZING
ROBERT S. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street,
Norwalk, ............. .Tel. 324- -6.
UPHOLSTERERS
B, K. MITCH ELLPUMIUIIIGI‘OI‘, and un
dertaker 11 Water 81.,Tel 1382-.3
WINDOW CLEANING
Box 516
........
CLEANING CO.
mess I. Hittocldim not.
i M :m 1101:
AMML‘D HENRI“. ‘IO Bayvlow
Mono. ............. *1 TIL 109-5.
Rog: WOVEN Carpets
ORIENTAL RUG WIORKS, 7 Winfield
TAILORING REPAIRING
BOOKOFF aRosq 20 North Main 51. ,
South Norwaik. ....... Tel 362 7.
JOHN KUBOVIC. Custom Tailor 213
E. Vllhnhlngton Street“ ..Tel 320
..Eaat Not-walk
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