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FIRE
Karine, Automcalle. Burglary. Liabil-
Ity. Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, ini
bet we can write any kind of lnsur-I
Call us on the
NC 2,].
K rle'ger
snowing
Company.
of verve:
Remnants 03‘ wool dreSs goods at
one halt‘ wife at Triszrazn & liyatt‘s.
See adv. {or other specials.
A éolénfi liigh mass of requiem was
celebrated this morning at
o‘cloel' in St. Joseph‘s church for the
repose of the soul of Pope Pius X.
Luce you may require. 7:30
._ Phone No. 1230.
Taylor & GOlden The Board of Directors of the (‘ouri
‘lniurel L‘lub on Belle island met last
.OUTH NORWALK TRUST coflei'ening. but adjourned to next Sun?
BUILDlNG.
m m house.
Fireworks at Baton Point last even-
ing brought out an unusually large
crowd. The display Was decidedly iii-
teresting and was certainly well
worth witnessing.
if you have any tire vulcanlzing to.
ory's. He has a full line of tires and
tubes in stock.
- l Postmaster Andrei leary has re-
Thé state game wardgns “111 dine ceiied authority to appoint an auxil-
Sniu‘dai ‘11 South 130”?” inry-(lerk for the. South Norwalk Post-
‘ 10mce. This clerk will be appointed
Dr Albert Nash 0f “9‘er ~\- 1., about the lst oi‘ SOptember
is hall; ’ilU‘lll his annual cruise and;
has returned to his practice. i
State Highway Commissioner C
, ' l’ennett of Hartford told a Sentinel
T1115 31181710011 the 1311195 01 1119 i man this afternoon that there was but
Norwalk (‘outitri Club will enjoy
pleasant prngr Hill of musk and cards
ing of Westport avenue to the top of
Mill Hill in the first district That
C3111“ l “as from the C J. Eastburn Company
“1” of Mount Vernon, who estimated the
11115111955 cost at $511513. Tllis firm was award-
ed the centract. and they will soon
1 'sturl work. '
Mr and \lrs1‘Edivard\\llllit.sonofl _
' We at street. and JM' “illiluson 0f. Shipper:- of the First Distrkt will
1405 1““89195' 151“ 371‘ Spl‘11‘1‘115 a 1““ . be pleased to learn of the. work which
Tomorrow evening )lclx'iulevt
United Spanish “at Veterans,
meet for regular monthly
transactions.
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as
days in l’rovidencc.‘R l‘ :the railroad c-ompam has done in
V ...—.4; Linaking over the road lending to the
Building inspector (Thirence 1- . freight house. For some time it has
Funh today issued a permit to MH‘ been in terrible condition. there being
ler & Chlttim to wire the house on a mud hole of considerable size which,
This has been eiim ‘
crushed .
Main street first district. for \lrs M.'
11F.\\"ehb.
was dangerous.
inated by regrdding. and
stone has been put into fill the hole.
Carling over the road now‘ls much im-
proved as a result of the work. This
change in Condition was
'about through the eiforts of Commit-
tee on Streets. M. J Riordan who‘hns
been devoting much of his time to the
bettering of them
“”‘Tudg'e Henry W. Gregory, of Pro-
bate Court, lett‘ yesterday for his an-
until summer holiday and he has gone
into New York state He will be away
for about ten days. Mrs. Gregory lic-
cpmpnnied hint.
«guise Elsie Hill. Mrs W dlter Harvey
‘ twteedgdpd MrfiTS .l.) on will nttend
the conference of the Congressional
v Halon lasting for two days at New-
‘ ;. port Tlidisespldns will be held lit the
‘ home of ‘\irs Belmont
After the meetin last evening of P.
C Louniib'ury' liodse'. a splendid culpr-
tainment Ewan, enjoyed by the mem-
bli‘s pré'sent‘. The ltnllan Band ren
dercd some very fine numbers,.whlch
\were greatly enjoyed. Grdphnphone
selections were enjoyed through the
'kinduess of M. 0Vorvez. The indina
Brothers, presented an enjoyable fea-
ture of the program with their piano
and violin selections. Joseph and
Michael Hevesey were splendid por-
formers on these. two instruments as
well. ’and the musical program af-
forded was indeed a trent. After the
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Edward Merrill. of 16 France stre’et.
injured his elbow yesterday in a (all
die tripped on some hoards which!
caused him to lose his balance The
injury, while not serious, is quite pain-
ful. Mr Merrill is ove'r eldh'ty Years
- old. and he“ felt thp shock of the fall
.‘ .- «somewhat
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.1.“ For the. anytime in a good many
months Detectiveflergednt Thomas
Leather-laud donned the blue trimmed!
. I with brass today to take the place of
plot William R. Pennington at the
exit ”in the City Hall station Chief
Pennington ‘uill enjoy several days'
Nacatlon ~
entertdlnment. dancing was enjoyed,
and ice-cream. cake and
were served.‘
lemonade
canal; mime. Warden Smith was
. ' in Stamford esterddy. investigating
,a complaint to the direct that game
birds were shot on Cove Pond A
U mull hull which had been allot and
' - tensed on private property was found.
“White 1nd Natural Linen Center
_ Pieces and Sol: Pillows. f.
. Ladieu' Stamped Night Drones. :;
' ’50:: Each
Stamped Vntee ’wnh
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put the entityfiot th person who .-
“ phdf‘it w 5 hot ascerta. éd‘ '. . _ .
: ~; - stumped Pillow Tublng and Ody
Sllpl. . 50: Pair
J I. Mallets
- T11; 3100, 000 Minn; being erected
jig“ Mink-{e DeF Lockwood on his
"estate near malice strinet, will be '
7-.- 4“»th for elfi‘firiu light; by the New
ngland Englnmtfifi Cbmpnny, or "
.....Gpeonwich. Conn. Building inspector
Clarence t. Finch issued fthe permit to
the contractor's some time also. . -. :- vvvvv g .
113.15 at ll.—
=special sale of cement for one week.
I
ilield Ladies Day and a large number
|of the lady
‘to be present and assist in making it
t - |
.day atterncon at 8 p. m., at the ('lub-
' 7 Wall St.
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\1 illiam Enron is advertising
The adv. will give you the price.
Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Smith and her
daughter. Bertha. are at Stony Brook.
L. l., where they are enjoying' a "few
days sojourn.
Today at the Country Clu‘i is being
members have planed
a success. Cards will prevaildurlngtlle
afternoon after which refreshments
will be served. Mrs. Frederick H3
Quintard is the hostess of the day.
The entertainment committee has pro- .
vided three prizes for cards.
Tires Vulcanized;
Bring your vulcanizing to me.l
a.» you Will get the best of work and . Best. work and cheapest prices;
the cheapest prices at Robert {ire}! A full line of tires and tubes out
hand all the time.
Work callch
for and delivered.‘
Robert Gregory l
Tel. 326- 4
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‘1 one hid received oil the proposed paw,
brought '
Matinee W xoc, 20c, 30c
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
'3 Helen Page Stock Go.
as Washington at. . i-.
Are You a
Wearer of
Glasses?
Do you have to stop work be-
cause your eyes tire you? it isiust
I
as injurious to wear glasses wlfich
are unsuited to the present condi-
tion of your eyes us it is to go with-
i
out glasses it you need them.
‘ Let our OCUMST examine your
eyes and prescribe the correct
glasses.
THAMER
OCULISTs AND OPTICIANS
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Open St. Evngd. Ennis”.
' Hoyt’s Theatre
'Week Beginning Aug. 24th
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND.
WEDNESDAY
Five Acts of Vaudeuille
AND '
Motion Pictures
All Seats for First Performance
at Night Reserved
Matinee and Second Performdnce
Rush Seats
PRICES
Evening . . . 10c. 20c, 30c, 50c
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SATURDAY
IN
What Happened
‘ to Mary.
PRICES
Matinee ......;...,xoc, noc,’_3oc
Evening ..;.. roe, doc, 30c,“5oc
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There s No Place
Like Hume ' ‘
Whether it is the young man and
pound Human looking torwdrd, or
those 0'! mdturo'r soulllookin: back-
ward. the ownership of a build in
tho ope print. nch
myopia-mu (page?
Inn/vii incursions:
to nm‘ the dunner today. when
t. coma duct 1 .
mindful".
0: is your pilot snaddwr. d blind] ‘
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IIEI'IIBLIMI “000858
All} .BIIIVEIITIIIII
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Cdcuscs of the Republican electors of
the town of Norsynik will be held in
the respective wards of the city of
Norwalk. in said town on Monday.
the 313i day of August. 1914. at eight' I
t the laces end for
ocloclt_ p m" a p tinned. ‘sald committee.
the put-prises hereinafter men
Republican electors residing in the
first ward shall meet in the Town A?
sembly Hall in said Ward.
I Republican electors residing in th
second wet-ll shall meet in Quitmers'
Hull Railroad avenue. in said ward.
Republicdn electors residing in the
third ward shall meet in the store
No 38 Van .Znnt street. in said Ward.
Republican electors residing in the
fourth wand shall meet in the Winni-
ever saw.
. ner alternates to
PAY ON
Have the Ntw Hoosier Cabinet delivered to your
home now for only $1. No matter what opinion you
gray have had of Kitchen Cabinets you will say tut?
most convenient liner-saving
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“White Beauty" the new Hoosier
4O Labor-Saving Features
17, Entirely New
fld
It is so ‘c02nplet'e .that it practicaly puts your
whole kitchen at your fingers' ends.
at work in from o it and save miles of steps.
is so compact that you can reach everything easily
and put is back quickly.
You sit down
It
It will fit into almost
Mrs. Frederick‘s {cod guide alone will save you
enough bother to make tho cabinet worth while.
, -.It answorti every day the eternal question.
shall I cook for dinner?" It insures perfectly bal-
“What
vsrietyrond of the many ex-
‘ r ., . t .3 .~. .
:z‘d '
pnuk Republican Club rooms. in snld
w.nrd
Republican electors residing in the
fifth ward shall meet in the Reliance
Hook & Ladder Company rooms. in
and ward. '
Erich 'of said cnususes shall elect
delegates and choose in its own man-
the Republican
itown convention hereinafter called.
and elect
town committed for state
follows:
The caucus in the first ward shall
elect thre’é delegates and Choose
termites. and elect six members of
The caucus in the second ward
shall elect six delegates and cheese
six dimmates‘. and'elect six members
0 of said committee.
The caucus in the third word shall
elect three delegates nnd chooné three
alternates, and elect three members
of sold committee
The. caucus in the fourth ward shall
elect three delegates and choose.
three alternates. and elect three mem-
c a t i o n
.mounfains, .but it
~‘ is a good antidote
for “that tired
' feeling” w h' I c it
let
phere, and which
makes the kitchen
seem like a tread-
mill of humdrum
drud g.ery '
T h e conveni-
cnccs of a Stam-
' ford range give it
n bunny disposi-
tion thdt is con-
~ t loud, and
the work 3
Mn. Getd
members of the Republican .
elections. as '
$23
figmédt‘cs ch {
itchen a thins: V '
: .now being organized
’ slightly less price.
3
4. This sale" is
the Hoosier
5.
6
. Your mone
with your oosier.
Read that guarantee again.
solutely. Seize now this great oportunity to cut
the cords that bind you to your kitchen.
Y$1
For Only $1 You Can Still Have
One Delivered Tomorr..w
d carefully these liberal terms of the Hoosier
You may choose any of the new Hoosiers
-“White Beauty," or “Oak Interior" at
Shinto yourHoosier' in your home at once.
31 weekly quickly pays for it.
The low cash price fixed by the factory
prevails strictly—no extra fees.
nder the direct supervision of
ompany.
The sale is strictly limited to our small
allotment of new Hoosiers.
back if you are not delighted
in furniture stores allover
It protects you': ab-
.
pans it We had not set
if you want one.
Women all Over Town are
telling their'friends about our
Big Bargain in Aluminum
Quart Sauce Pans.
have a few more tomorrow at
We could have disposed of several hundred
. . this size 'sell usulally for 35 to 50 cents. , '
- - You do not need to buy anything else to get
" “ oneof those pans, but; you must. come early
We still .
a daily limit. Pm of
r r
'lu‘
it fir.
. .1
..pe ”a. .w' p‘, 1.
' The Norwalk Furniture HouSe
The only Place in Town where Hoosiers are SOId
- 14-16 WALL STREET.
The caucus in the fifth ward shall
elect three delegates and choose three
:iitcrna. es and elect three members
of said cOmmltte .
No cuuc‘us shall elect any delegate
or members of sold committee. or
choose any alternate. except he be u
resident of the ward in which is hell
the caucus electing or choosing him.
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convention
A convention of the several Repub—
llcnnL» delegates so elected at said sev-
eral‘ward caucuses. will be held in
the, Town Court Room; City flail
Building. 2nd. ward on Thursday. Sep-
tember 3rd. 1914, at eight'o'clo
p. m.. .for the following purposes.
to wit:
lgt: To npmindto candidates of. the
Republcnn party for justices of the
peace and ropresentntlves'ln the nex't
General Assembly of the State of
Conventions l
2nd: To elect delegates and alter:
notes. to the next State. County, Con-
gESsionnlh Senatorial and Probate
Cotiventloos.. _,
am: To adopt rules (or the future
guidance of the Republican Party in
all matters relating to state elections;
..ness proper to come before said Con-
~» ventlon.
'A new STAMFQRD '
' range is not a va- 3.
ll'l th¢ Li
:-.:
'0 Nil ism
4th: To transact any other hunt--
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Dated at said Nor-walk. this 24th
day of August, 1914. .
THOMAS A. SKELIX.
Chairman of the Republican Town
Committee of the First and Third
Voting Districts. -
EDWARD B. ,DOULENS.
Chairman of the Republican Town
Committee of the-Second Voting Dltl-
trlct..
Siuniillil
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NEW lolii
INN. mm
AND wanna
TheAltemoonEi
Evening D' ' 'od
dlfords oppctttl:
“ty‘for those who
are engaged '-
bus'meu. O i
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REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. C.
S mith, Underwood,
Remington, all. other
makes. sold rented.
repaired. Rentals 35.
per month. Machines
sold id 35 per month.
The Benedict
Store 43 Wall St. Nth-Walk Conn.
Plain and Philtefl Long Russian
Tumcs Skirts : . _ ,
$2 98 up
mu unsold,
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