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Karine Autoutciile Burglary Liabil-E
lty. Compensation, Filde 11y Bond; in; r
E J. Hill Elli BEEEEBEESS:
hot we can write any kind a! insur-
nnce you may require. Call us on the
Phone No.1230.
Taylor 8. Golden
IOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00..
BUILDING.
In Response to Written Query,
Gives First Authoritive An-
and Names Issues on Which
l‘ear‘
Miss lrene Smith. of
street . '
cation
I8 ASSURE!) 0F SUPPORT
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Democratic Administration
Bridgeport. spent Sunday in Norwalll1E
Washington i‘alnp. .\'o. it,
hold a meeting
’ evening
regular
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l and Decries “Sectional Leg.
"—It Elected, Will En-
ter Duties Under No Pledge or
Promise to Any Political Ma:
l’zttl‘iot- ,
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icAOrder ot the Sons of America. \\‘lilE ISIalIUn
tomorrow .
Miss ()live Chase, oi Norwiiliz. u'asE
the hechcnd guest of Miss Sadie1 \
King, “110 is spending the s liliillH‘ at‘ CITICB or 8033
a cottage on the beach. at l"ttlriield.i .
Miss Matilda Gordon has returned
to New York city. after spending the I“
. .~ \‘t‘l‘i lilo l'.t"l!',.iliillt)lt If lt'llvlt’l'i‘tl EE.
Bum'lwl niUllllis “uh 1‘” “tile" UPS. . lulu, .IIiIi lltu: his lilllil‘ottn wtli E‘l
“i lliant K. Finltler of 35 Main street. “3 “mm“ .,. ”m “n hm”.
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.\Il15‘.5‘ llvletllt Kt‘allt‘. of Bethel. eitli-El'lll‘h'm‘y Emsml on 320111.” E: ”Er-Elm“
' ' ' 5‘" " ' ' lclttr Soul to tie Ii‘l. gr-
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.ed on iriends in boullt ” dlh, '.9 ‘Iiut'l ’l‘.'l.'-1u111't' lvy .‘ormer Congress:
terday. having come it: ROiOll Pmm titan l-thI-HI-zrt'r J. Hill, of Norwalk.
with a party of twenty lletltcl young;
ladies,
Roi‘al
Sherman Council,
' will
row night. and according to
Doing “War."
’hirs.‘ Anna M trace of
.View TerraCe and two c.l11ldren Vern
lrving Grace. “ere Sun-
day guests “E the Parker and Relea.‘ Home from hint on the subject, defl-
oflttl'tcly settles the fact of his candl-
May and E
New York, Millionaire's
Strattm'9 gum...
camp.
Tile price of hydroquinone which
III usednuito Eextausitely in the photo-1.
increased E Editor.
graphiI business, has not
2,000 per ('ent.I as was stated in some E
The last
of the papers last week
Arcanum. E
hold a«rcgnlar meeting tomor-E
Bugle
Call 21. senbout last we'ck. there will . «livtI-II.
be an interesting session, the subject
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bus lt-er. ll>‘.‘."!‘.'l} ill'I‘SSt'l
tit-.11 it.» \.lll it
Thu: in
it!!! for tortel‘e'ss.
to \"I'Ittt'I. questions suii~
l PINEIHYYM‘
Hill by The lir‘itlucgmt".
Ittittttl to Mr.
ETI-lcgrnttt.
livnoulluullon is
in political circles. Mr. Hill's utt-
nnintolts rcnuntlnlttion by tile rc-
party has long been pro—
Hc served this district for
Lilli-toxilttlttt-ly 20 years in Cohen's»
El‘llt \vus dct‘I-Ittod twu years ago in
Ellie new district (Fairlleld county)
by .lcrcmtalt Donovan/“The district
Assured.
1pubiit'un
2 Sound iorIIltIly inIluded a portion of thCll-
't‘.eld Count)
Mr. Hill‘s announcement. w-hlIh is
Ethc t’II'5 t authnlzed statement In
ditty .Ind discloses also the predom~
innting issues upon which he will
probably bust his Inlnpnign
E ills letter is as follows:
\‘orw.nk (‘onn.. Aug
The Telegram.
Dear Sir: Some time ago [{ecelv.
ed a letter {mm you asking certain
IIItlestiotls concerning the coming
23, 1914.
raise the local dealers were notified 1.190%“ and requesting a written an-
al amounted to tltlrty per cent.
Carpenters employed by the \‘ewI
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail E
road Company are engaged in extend-
ing the platform at
station. It will now reach nearlyt
the Spring street bridge. This is done'Mm‘pt "‘9 n°mlnmon ‘1'
to accommodate trains of tneite or
.awer for publication. 1 preferred not
lto answer at that time. and so tele-
lpltoned you. but promised that I
would do so later.
11 Will Eur-In Nomlmtlon.
One question was: “Are you a. can-
the east-bound didate for the upnbltcan nominatiOn
1.0 for congress next fall. or would you
offered
on?"
Answer: letter
Since your was
fourteen passenger coaches. Much aFeEerttc-n I have been urged to run by
pulled by the electric locomotives.
Considerable attention was attract-
ed Saturday afternoon about
o'clock. by the energetic efforts
Ea great many republicans, democrats
and progressives. manufacturers and“
employee, both men and women, with
Enssurnnces of hearty support. I hme
4 30Enot the slighest doubt of their sin-
of l cerity, and have said that it the con-
two ladies, who were erecting on Ethelvention nominated me. I should ac.
railing of the bridge on Wall street, 3. “pl-
huge United States map, topped by
.the famous white "and green “Votes be
for Women" flags.
11 the country where women tote.
E ’ tention is also called to the big meet-
Predomuming Issues.
Another question was: “What will
the predominating issues in the
The map is an In- next congressional campaign?"
teresthtg one, showing the sections of
At- . conditions.
Answer. First. General business
Second Steadily decreasing oppor-
Itunitv for work at fair wages here.
In: ‘0 be held on Tuesday etening lnE due to steadily increasing importa-
the Winntpauk Republican Club
in tions of the foreign finished pro~
the interests of woman suffrage. Pase- ducts of unfairly low wages abroad.
ing automobiliste
are favorably at
traded by this method of appeal. and
Third. Shall we have a theoretical
Etnrtti’ (or revenue only. titled with
‘nectlonnl favortlsm. or a. natiOnal tar-E
the" signs remained unmolested since iff made for a safe and sons protec-
then erection, speaking well for
Ewallt‘a regard of the vite‘lE
thus represented,
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' How to Build Up Your Profits
There are two ways to increase profits in your
.. 1.. - 'Make more money.
E Save more money.
. EE ES!
mmm but YOU MU
Etionpnd huge on. business infor-
matioti’weec Wmtlgh a. permanent
Itartft commission, and acted upon
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magazine better ,
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E "Elli CHANCE Ell EARN HONEST
lilillli" Ill [it till Plillllill
"Duncemefll OI HIS candldacyE l"n'\',ullon
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E He Will Wage Fight for Vindi-E
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room IIIIII ovinrensli
Scores “Caucus Fewer” in the'
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' theyr ores
' which ’ot' an amount will be other
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Hints at 2191.—
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,. ft." 5. t'.1 .. I,'Itzlz.ss:clt .n [ii
.1 115'. 1:11d lltilt‘tt; IltI: “1:91 it the ad—
of . ‘.c Erllrilti" [3:11.35
it as f'nt llIIIII 11:1v;.=oi'tlcs
as ths, i1: t-‘cInal rut—nu».— 515mm has
been 111 !lit‘ 11:19..
Fourth. A coII.5t-.I'Itl;.' mere-using
root ut living. wry 1114:.Er1ally' addci
t; liet..use III' tall'aiaguzu'v and 12::-
Iltu'e55111'y .\'.tt.'.t11:tl Iaxytntliturcs.
Sectional lawlslutimt.
Fifth. South 11111 lt‘2151ntin I.s secur-
ed by 5Icret I-ar‘)‘ I Kid‘s and gag
l'lllt. instead or lc ' Itlon for ttic
12tlttvreti welfarc, prepared and ad tpt-
cd in full ituitllcity. as: i! should be
4' the I't'III'I-seIIIzittves of 'llc Prop! 2
..f lllz‘ prcsrnl \‘IiIng'e:5
.It secrctlg le..5l.1111'.z t.:1 purely bush
llt'Ss Inztlttrs would be t;111i;:11k.iE='lc 11‘.
Litt- Iirncrti Assettt’ily of any <tu'e
“lie “Brill-Ills
Sixth. IEL-x'rrnznvn: for part advan-
izl‘iv. or gowrtuncnt for the general
“‘I‘llElll'k' .i-tliv whole» .\'.."oI:. Patron.
I'..'.- or l’att'lntism. Whit-tr
A5: :Ifflrlil‘ttil't- 15.5110. 1 “"llld 11111118
In.) leading cit-as
(trance for Honest
First. .\ fair i‘ll'dllt‘t'
hunt-.51: living and to I...
hottest currency based on gold
Rewind. Ill-vcrIIIIIcItt of the iN-‘Uill'.’
l'y tilettmclvcs through 'ltt- instru-
tizentaitty oi rcponsible and rcegton-
51w regmnsI-Ittatites III Congress as-
st'lilltit‘ll instead of swinrnntunt by n
despotic gout-r its now Iilgutized in
the: Nations I'ttitttol, controlling the
gung-IIII-III and Iansc‘letit'e of Repro-
sentu'ivcs. .Ind if IoIItittlchI. through
the indifference or neglect of the
‘iwoitlr. certain to l'i‘ (instructive to :1
El‘l'lilillili‘lill form of govt-rnntwlj.
| l"iII.-ll1\'. if elected tiKllill as item-'—
5rt.l'ltlt'c from the 1th Congressional
llislric: of Connections. 1 Sl'JllltI i'll‘
tor upon the duties of the ”(fire as I
have in the past. Without a pledge or
a promise to any person or It‘lldt'r or
[boss in any party. using my best
judgement lil all thinks. illld loyal to
the fundamental principals oi‘ roltro-
scIItIttil'e Kovcrttniant [Ii hart-in indi-
cated in response to your inquiries.
Very truly yours.
lilting.
to eat II on
[Hid ill an
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A team of horses went down on the
pavement on5Wall street near the
Jefferson house Saturday afternoon
and it was with considerable dithculty
that the driver and some citizens were
able to disentangle the pair and get
them on their feet. Neither animal
HILL.
was iniured. .
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Hoyt’s T heatre
Week Beginning Aug. 24th
MQNDAY, TUESDAY AND
. WEDNESDAY
Five Acts of Vaudeuille
AND
Motion Pictures
All Seats for First Performance
at Night Rmrved
Matinee and Second Performance
Rush Seats
PRICES
Matinee 10c, 20c, 30:
Evening roc,-1aoc, 30c, 50c
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Helen Page Stock Co.
IN
What Happened '
to Mary.
PRICES
\Matinee me, 20c, 30c
Evening“ .. . . .. 10c, 20c, 30c, 50c
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From Every Side
The neceutly' or a savings account
is opparont' to prudent people. Some
provision much. made for the (u- .
by a“. fun to meet those sudden «nor.
senate- that come. into every tile. 1 »
OR' DANCE WW
torn-Lotti help to ””1: your Ito-
polite.1 Interaction. MM tag the
WM
» Lille. lil that case the mow
lore, and the matter your income. .
the necessity of .puttlne 1 . .
E!- tutlr‘ equipped to sump-n your .
' avian. flu I Ivory Milt ms of in.
1.7.11.1. a number of thee Ethy
transports carryinEgEtroo . '
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War Bulletins
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U 1113 i'1—.5 lii‘tll >.“.'L‘l‘L‘II for lii't‘lll}-l' Zil’ imttrs except fur
lllr‘ yer} Ilicagrc news that has rczlt‘ltwi lit-re fir New
\'\.l‘::. Tic villi-Tc citltltry is Izt‘ltl 1:1 Ilic dark regarding
tilt‘ [Irmgrtw’s of tile “or in Europe.
it i5 bclicvctl the cubic EJt‘l‘A't‘CIl Shanghai and Naga-
Hillit‘t
Si’EE_"-'11>;".ll\'c mounting the prom-“1.. of CH...“
‘ 2-“. cut. 'lElic
'5 of the army and navy are
absolutely
in titc kEii‘iliit Sta.
Hi- If:
in nu”.
lil'cr)‘tliittg is IEUIL‘I here. the attitude
ring 211111115’. intlitiercnt.
Aug. 3.;. 12:15 p. III.——L'Itallitnritl5 approval
Ii.‘ Illt‘ v';:r.11vl:tcit is calmly and Iiispassi'IIIatt-ly
cIi. 51111111115111» l11111.1. tpinitxn
recro‘ mci tlII' IittEc5'5iti I
Eultlt: app-3,.
discuss-
Tilc newspapers express.
ll utilities “llll iicrlnnuy and
lllgt’ ism public it rttlain from exhibiting rcscnttttcitt to-
vvztrtl5 tltc ti japan.
'i‘iicv print Itlcssagcs of cheer 1 I lilt‘ army and ”EMT
\‘.lit) lllt‘} llupc will in IEuitkh victorious A11 imperial
ntesw: :gI-r mm to tit. shrines o1 l5ctii11fnr1utltt st irit5
Iif tlt. ll‘. ::~cr tel (1111' I,-.5'lI;r.5' of japan .5' Ileclartiott of ‘.\'."t‘. It
is aIII; .vttttc'ztl tllzt'. ' "‘
tritium ill
k of “Elite (loves-i Ilcscclttletl 0n
the rootlnf the imperial sanctuary at the moment of the
t'xpiratinn of the ultimatum to Germany
t‘epthl :15 all omen =5
iriutl.‘
and this is ac-
5EIcc-Ily victory. The Larlles' l’a-
Association. \viiiclt has :1 Itthnbcrsllip of 100.000, is
ending: the voluntccr nurses comfort packages for the
soldiers and will provide for the families of those will)
have been called to titt- 5ervicc. The Red Cross Society
is equipping a hospital sltt'p. "
LthlfllN. Aug. 24. 4:2 -5 a. m.-—Tl1c (lstcnIl corres-
pondent of the Daily Mail says that the German columns
are lllill’t‘lllllg‘ southward toward \Ealcticietmcs. the
Scltcl-El. 31 miles soutilcust of Lille. by
way and
and
till
proceeding
leigitmt.
llraiIIc-le-(‘omte
’l‘ltcy arc movingv with great speed.
l‘Eilrtltcr northwest aIlvanI‘c parties have appeared
and done Ilatttzig‘c successively at 'l‘ilicltlt and Licliter-
vcltlt'. it is suggested that tl1i5' IitcattsE a dash 1111011
Roubnix, ones of thc tvtnltiticst of French towns. or upon
Incnt toward \"ltlcncicmtcs
probably uouldbe an encircling one.
one
of Xllltn'n (Elralttnimc IIIIIE Lns5ittcs.
lllt‘ other going b_\' way nf Hill.
Mona. iridium.
PARIS. Aug. 24. 10:25 a. Itt.——.-\ rumor1is in circula-
tion in Paris this morning that the Germans have occu-
pied-the uItt'ortiticd town of Nancy. This report, however.
lacks confirmation. ”W I
BIASLE. Switzerland, via Paris. Aug. 24. II :22 a. m.
——.-\I;i:ording to reports received here front different
points In upper Alsace, the German troops are making an~
other offensive movement against the French army occu-
pying Mttcltausen and environs.
PARIS. Aug. 24. 10:15 a. In.—-Tltc following official
announccntcnt was made here today: f‘Tltc great but
tie between the greater part of the forces of England and
France against the bulk of the German army continues
today.
"The mission of the English and French is to hold
virtually the entire German army In Belgium while our
Russian allies pursue their success in the east."
"The Russians occupied territory fiftv miles wide on
the German frontier. ’
After a great victory the Servians liave. made safe
'Auetrien territory to the north of the rivet- Save.
The Russian line on the‘ German frontier
front Tilsit to Inverbcrg and Arys.
'l he German population is evacuating “illenberg. 9t
miles southeast of Roenigsberg because of the arrival of
Russian forces front Poland. which already have .pene-
trated a considerable distance toward Soldau.
extends
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~LONDON. Aug. 24, to :26 a.m .—The French em-
bassy this morning received a telegram from the Minister
of Foreign Affairs at Paris, stating that contact had been
established between the opposing forces all along the
line, and up to the present without advantage to EE‘either.
side. - 1 t‘
The message confirmed the report that the German
airship Zepeiitt No. 8 had been detroycd and that ”MM
ltad been great Russian successes.
LONDON, Aug. 24. 4:35 a. mE.—The Venice corres-
pondent of the Daily Mail sends the report that Prince
IWilliam of Albania, accompanied by his family, has ar-
rived at. Brindisi en route for Germany, and that Albania
isin a; state of complete anarchy.
LONEDEON‘, Aug. ’24, II :45 at: mE.--EN.O ouews o_f Jap-
anese or German military openations in the Far East
has reached London since Japans declaration of- .war
upon Germany.
‘ According to the Japanese. embassy here those who
are looking for the occupation of Kiao-EChow tallmost si-
multaneously with the issue of the Japanese declaration
of war will be disappointed. The view is expressed at the
- embassy that' In order to avoid needless loss of life, the op-
erations against Kiao-Chow will be more prolonged than
otherwise would be the Case. ‘ " :1 . E' l
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LONDON, nAug 24.- 4: 55 e1. m.--An Exchange Tele-
‘ graph Company dispatch from Nish referring to the Ser-
Drtnu
vino victory on the guys, the Servian artillery
Mate; including eight
Two Big Bargains
_ For Women.
Bargain No.1 “033331333”
Sale of a few more quart aluminum sauce pans,
to women only. neually sold at (35c to 5°C. for
You do not need to buy anything else to get
one of these pans but while your. are in t. .e store
you will want to examine
Bargain No. 2
Cabinet. “White. Beauty, ” delivered to your home
for A SINGLE DOLLAR.
° THE NEW
HOOSIER
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THE NEW HOOSIER CABINET
FITS ANY KITCHEN
This New Hoosier has 40 special Labor-Sav-
ing features, 17 entirely new. Every woman who
has seen it is enthusiastic. We want you to
see this great cabinet now.
1 There are Kitchen Cabinets "
~ —-a‘nd Ifitchéit Cabinets
Almost every cupboard built for kitchens is
called a kitchen cabinet. nowadays. Every wo- -.
man who has a kitchen has some kind of stor-
age cupboard but the women who use Hoosiers
save millions of steps because of the scientific
conveniences built into the Hoosiers.
oa,ooo. women use Hoosiers—most of .them
have bought through the recommendation of
friends. That’s the safest guide we know.
Read the Hoosier $1 Plan.
Note howfair it is—h0w the guarantee pro-
tects you—and see this Hoosier Cabinet tornor-
row. » .-1. 1.31.“;
1. You may choose any of the new Hoosiers
—“White Beauty.” or “Oak Interior" at
slightly less price.
31 puts your Hoosier In your home at once.
81 weekly quickly pays for it.
The low cash price fixed by the factory‘
prevails strictly—no extra fees.
This sale is under the direct supervision of
the Hoosier Company.
The sale is strictly limited to our small
allotment of new-Hoosiers.
Your money back if you are not delighted
with your Hoosier.
The big bargain you will get in your Alumi-
num Pan will pay you for coming down.. You
don’t? need to buy anything else '“ Don’t put
this off. for other women are reading this too—-
and these “who wait too long will be tOo late.
95°
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N orwalk Furniture House
15-16 Wall Street, TelephOne 44
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Plain and Platter] Long Russian
" Tunics Skirts
$2. 98 up.
Moltasclt & Son.
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