Karine, Automobile. Burglary, Liabil- lty, Compensation, Fidelity Bands, in - but we can write any kind of insur- ance you may require. Call us on the Phone No. 1230. Taylor 8. Golden oouvu NORWALK Tnus‘r co. BUILDING. ‘ sale Thursday Velvet shapes on from 05c to $3.00 at Mintz's. The degree team and guards of En reka Rebekah Lodge, 1.0. 0. F., will meet for a rehearsal on Friday even- ing of this week, at 8 o’clock. . Work was started this morning on installing oilicc fixtures for the town clerk in his newquarters in tile City Hall. A complete line of W. L. Douglas shoes for men women and boys will be found at Keeler's Prices will be found in the adv. A gas water heater. as good in win- ter as summer, is appreciated every day. The United Electric Light & Water Company tells how you can get one installed in your home at a very small cost. See adv. The Norwalk Poultry Association have secured Paul P. ives. of Gull- ford, Conn, and A. C. Hawkins. of Lancaster. Mass, as judges in the big poultry show to be given in this city 011 November 23-26 inclusive. it is probable a special Council meeting will be 'called shortly for corn siderlug a new layout for Cross street, Norwalk, so that the work on the Cross street bridge can be resumed without meeting with serious Vdiflionlties. A peddler’s wagon was run into and turned over by an automobile inflront of C. Buckingham ,& Company‘s coal yard. in Southport, this noon. No one was hurt. nor was there any serious ' damage done, the wagon was soon re- paired and the peddler went on his way. Last evening two Slavish monies paid a visit to the South Norwalk Po- lice headquarters in quest of assist- ance They favored Sergeant Thomasl Hunt, who was at the desk with sever-1 :11 poor violin solos. and the officer was glad to get rid of them. The new Home for the local lodge of Elite will cost approximately $12, 000.! The building inspector this morning issued a permit to Michael Mattlello and Ioseph Lasprogafo, of New Ca- . man, to go ahead with the remodeling of the Mrs William H. Swords' house, .on South Main street. Willis H. Jones of Wesiport did well in the long distance race of thel 'Brdgeport Life Sat ers Labor Day. The Westport boy came in second. Jones has captured two enviable prizes this year, counting that in Bridgeport. He recently won the 'Roton Point long distance swim in South Norwalk. l . from- them? . ~ .. . The time for you to save m and then “rest of the fol pace. Your life battles are proach them, strong with the A Written Guarantee Frequent. regular entries in your South Norwalk Sav- ings Bank pass book are a strong,w ainst trials which 111 ay lurk in your pathway. , ‘ What other guarante e have you that you will be immune 3 tioris settle their difficulties nor when quiet is restored world assumes our country‘s peace~ ' ——cash in bank, collected by small economies. An elaborate display of fancy cloaks and novelties will be “mad at Lanice’s New wiring will be put in the house of August Wichmnnn. on Elm Grove street. by James lreland. The neces- sary permit was issued today. Rogers and Stevens advise you to make school life as easy as possible by clothing your boy in one of their up-to-date. snappy suits. ' Court Frances, Order of the Golden Sceptre, will meet this evening at Mys- tic Chain Hall. It is requested that all membfirs be present, as there will be visiting oflicers. . Because he was proceeding down South Main street at a reekless rate of speed. Joseph Benjamin, of New York city, was arrested last evening by Officer Wallace R. Sammie. His case was cont' ued Today Herma Cinque received a permit to install wiring in the build- ing. on 34 Railroad avenue, belonging to Mrs. George Schaub. He will also install electric wiring in the new house of James Kelley. on Ely avenue. -' 1...... Officer John Smith yesterday an~ rested Edward Taylor, of this city. on Day street, for drunkenness an breach of the peace. Sentence was suspended that he may make good on a Wilton farm. where he, want this morning. For creating a disturbance in Music Hall last evening. Otiicer A, E. Fraser arrested Harry Crowie, of" Spring street. Fred Charlott, of‘South Main street. and Albert Venezla, oL' Burban street. All three were released after being severely lectured. ' . The Lady Washington Lodge will hold its meeting. tomorrow night, in Red Men's Hall, Norwalk. it is re- quested that all members be present. as there will be a class initiation, and the prelate, Mrs. N. Brown, of New Haven. will be present. The new dock to “be built for Eben. Hill, Syn. on Water street. on the prop erty occupied by the Hatch & Bailey Company. will be started soon by the M. A. Blaheman. who received a per- mit this morning. The structure will be 5011150, and will cost $3,500. Andro Mom has awarded the con- tract to William Kertes for the build- ing of a two-room addition. 151122. on his Woodward avenue house. This house will be wired by Herman Cinque. The necessary permits were issued by the building inspector this morning. ——Heavy, impure! blood makes a muddy.. .plmply complexion,- head- aches, nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale. sickly. Burdock Blood Bitters makes the blood rich. red, pure—~restores perfect health. ‘ Dr. A. R. Turner .the eye specialist, of West avenue is confined to the New York Polyclinic Hospital, suffering with intestinal trouble. He decided to go to the institution last week- and went to the city Sunday to receive medical attention. Dr. G. E. Cram heard from him today. the report stat- ing that his condition is much improv~ ed. It is expected that the new‘ concrete road on South Main street. recently ’finished by the Norwalk street de— partment, will be open for traffic within one week. This road is an attractive advertisement for our city. His love for ham cost Hyland Gar- dner. of this city, :7 and costs, with a thirty day stay in Bridgeport jail included Yesterday morning Gardner stole a smoked ham from the Fltel- son s Water street. grocery store. He was arrested by Officer Frank V. Ray- mend written guarentee ag . . ,.I1 , . easy is not after foreign it‘s-bi ahead of you unfought. Ap- sinews of your forethought. J 1111a 111113 111 Eat less meat it Kidneys lleei like lead or bladder bothers MANY SOUTH ‘NORWALK Gl’i’l. ZENS HAVE PROFITED BY lT. if you have backache. urinary troubles, days of dizziness, headaches or nervousness, strike at the seat of the trouble. These are often the symptoms of weak kidneys and there is grave danger in delay. Doan's Kid- ney Pills are especially prepared for kidney ailments—are endorsed by over 30,000 people. Your neighbors recommend this remedy—have proved its merits in many'tests. South Nor- walk readers should take fresh cour— age in the straightforward testimony of a South Norwalk citizen. . Gustave Pitzer, barber, 32 N. Main St.. South Norwalk, says: “My kid ncys were disordered and caused my back ,to ache. Thepassages of the kidney secretions were unnatural and bothered me greatly. Dean's Kidney Pills restored me to good health." Price 50c.. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Dean’s Kidney Pills-the same that Mr. Pitzer had. Foster-hillburn 00.. Props. Buffalo. N. Y. AT MK‘AL'POS’D orifice. Orders limited Concerning Cus- toms Declarations. ' The posbotfice department at Washington has called the attention of the. local postofdlces as well as other post-ofices all over the country to the fact that a number of parcel post packages. particularly for Can‘ ada, have been trialled at various times with the usual customs decla- rations a11d,a considerable amount of such matter is being held up at the United States exchange postal offices on the border of Canada. The department has also called at- tention to the fact that many letters are being mulled to certain fgrelgn countries with short paid postage. A large number of letters have been received by the department with only two cent postage paid to New Zenl‘ and. Australia. the hamu.,Jamai- on and other British possessions. The department calls attention to the fact that the only foreign countries with which the two-cent rate rules are Canada. Cuba. Mexico, Panama, New- foundlnd. the“ Canal Zone, Germany, England. Switzerland Wales lreland dud the city of Shanghai. China, and that to all other places the fiveccnt rate of the Postal union applies. STONE BARELY B-EATSVBLOOM. Harry Stone had to tight at full speed all the way to beat Phil Bloom on prints at the Broadway Sporting Club. Brooklyn. last night. Bloom forc- ed it throughout the ten rounds, but Stone was a little too clever for him. and won on points by a sligbt margin. DAVEY’S 50c,Teas The equal of most 60c grades strength, flavor and Quality. 60 saw STAMPS WlTH EACH ANDREW IDAVEY so WASHINGTON at. 1 PHONE 410. M- Hoyt’ 5 Theatre WEEK:.BEGINN-lNG' SEPT. 7TH MONDAY, [TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ' Five Acts of vaudeuille AND Motion Pictures I ......_ Matinees Daily 2:15 .p. m. EVENINGSt =Two Performances—7:159:15 p. First performance seats reserved. Matinee and second performance rush seats. ' THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ,m. Helen Page Stock Go. Presents Matinee Friday and Saturday 2. 15 pm. EVENTNGS’: Swill-1111111: in" The Little Gray Lady One Performance..........8: 00 p. m. '« l o Appreciated Every Day. A Gas Water, Heater _ Works Just as Effectively-in the Winter as in the Summer It Saves Just as Much Time—Just as Many Steps—Just as Many Dollars—in January as it . does in June. ‘THE COST IS SMALL Under Our New Rental Plan, the Heater becomes YOur Property After Three Payments, and the Payments are a Year Apart. Can You Afford to Even Hesitate before Ordering your Heater? Ask for further information about ‘ War Bulletins situation is daily becoming worse. Our Plan The United Electric Light & Water Company. ‘4. Even Berlin seems to have lost s0metl1ing of its pre- vailing optimism. It confesses to the turniugfif anxidus eyes in the direction of the ally in Galicia. During the first few weeks of the war Germany virtually dictated the direction of the campaigns along the Russian border, be- cause of the inadequacy of Russian railroad and But this situation- has been radically chang— transports. ed by the Russian successes in Galicia. other Russia would now appear to be assuming the ofién- sivc in East Prussia. along the border. She has thrown two million This action is regarded here as a men- Infill ace against the heart of Germany which can 110tren1aiu unanswered. Hence the stories of the movem‘cnts of Ger- man veterans from the western war area to the eastern Prussian frontier are gencrerally considered as credible. The latest Russian success, the capture of" the fort— ress of Nicolaieif about 25 miles southwest of Lemberg. is almost as great a feat as the taking of Lemberg itself. The place is not only strongly fortified, but it was be- lieved to be virtually unassailable owing to the fact that it was surrounded by-marshes extending for 25 miles. One of the most significant features of the Austrian misfortunes is the fact of the growing uneasiness in R11- mania and other Balkan states. Montenegro and Servia already are engaged in'Austria and have taken the offen- SiVE. Romania also is hungry for territory, and is said " to be ready at any moment to throw her 200,000 veteran ‘ troops against Austria. Another brilliant success along the berder by the troops of Emiperor Nicholas is almost certain to unite the ._ Slax states of Southeastern Europe to her ca‘use. Russia evidently has again begun her advance alOng the eastern Prussian frontier, the Russian canguard being reported today sixty miles beyond Koenigsberg. ROME, Sept. 8, 9:10 a. 1113., via, Paris, Sept. 9, 3:52‘ a. m.—was f1;om Mont Lovcheu, near Cattaro, Austria, to the Giornale d’Italia, says that's portion of the Aus~ trian fleet left Catarro and bombarded the coast between there and Montenegro. especially the village of Budua, re? cently occupied by the Mont enegrins. WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—-Tl1c Russian here todayuissued the following statement: "011 Sept. 8, a“ general engagement continued along‘ in the ‘center the Austrian armly is falling back. Nbar Rava Russka, a stubborn fight' 18 being fought With considerable Austrian forces“ 0111f troupe are also attaching a strongly fortified position at Gorodok, west of vaow (Lemberg). On the left bank of the Vistula River our advance is developing the whole of the Austrian frontier; ”u- very favorably. embassy LONDON, Sept. 9.—-News has reached here that the North German Gazette of Berlin, the official organ of the ' government of Germany, publishes a. statement that E111- dent Wilson. peror‘. William has sent an important Message to Presil .L. The mmunica on gluon by the Daily Telegram’ ’si ‘ on..- Linoleum just Received [.500 Yard; of tlie Latest Fall Patterns. Phone Order for Salesman to Measure and Show Samples. Measured. Matched and Laid Free tf Charge. 53c Special Liioleum Mats, 18>; 35"29C Open 3 Charge Account. Sterling Furniture Co. 1mm: STORAGE—FREE av'ro DELIVERY EVERYWHERE. ’1“: $7.00 Have Just Reclaived a cargo of the Best Mined Anthracite Coaland will Sell Same at $7 .00 per ton Deliver- PER TON ed in Norwalk and Darien. WM E. T. BATES Telephones, 626-4, 897, 259-3 $7.00 STUDY l______A___W...... 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