,_ . _, . y ? mansion-mung; -
_n‘,ooo“fire losses or the . ‘ , ,
Norwalk last year be- Mlss Anna Cornell, France street, is
1113? 3rd and July 5th: Callinsiung trienclrin mow tor a saw
any thucglay or night 0113.133, ~ 7 _ .. .
oilowing‘r Phones-{Nos 1230,
i698 or 1391“rin'g 3‘. ‘
ler a. Golden
TH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING,
{A son was hair: yesterday. morning
Hill, Winnipank.
The national convention of the so
1230
' I
" r“. in June of next y’éir. .
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Regular business, last evening, was
transacted at the meeting of the Old
Well Hook & Ladder Company.
i
Report of the recent outing were
made at the meeting, last night. oi
the Putnam llose Company.
ins Charlotte Grey, of South Nor-j
' lulled Sunday with relatives“ Mrs. F. 0. Johnson and daughter, Vl-
l'londs on Main street, Stamford. 013, of 36 Taylor avenue, left South
' w“ lNorwalk recently for Poland Springs,
,Depnty Great Sachem E. R. Gould, Maine. where they expect to stay for
install oilicers tonight, at the about two “months.
is of Uncas Tribe, No. 20, I. O. I
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1 National Advocate George ("film of
.._.____.. this city. and Vice-Advocate A. D. Haz
i“ Florine Hyatt. of Franklin St. zard. Sn, lust eveningi tailed grocers
med home 10M)? from a week's at the meeting of theiFrEtern'sl For.
with friends in Ridgeiield sodium League, in Stamford.
York. .
m
l
—— 7 l The Stamford Girl’s Walking Uh!”
1” Helen O. Prindle, a teacher‘walked from Stamford 1.0 South Nor.
9 Franklin scllooi started yester- iwalk yesterday. The members sire Miss
y for: the Panama Exposition and ‘llertha Colin, MlSs Irene Harris, Miss
"9m" “99mm in the west. {Jeannette Wie'nberg, Miss Clara he!
. " ‘ f- _______ ,. lvine, and Miss Elsie Coleman.
(the regular monthly business meet-l . 7
oi the city council will be held at; Mill Hill has been completed by the
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\_ ‘ not the City Hall, on North malnltruflic on next Sunday, The deport:
“met ‘ Iment, tomorrow starts work on layinfi
~ __. .iho bitulniiius pavements on W881 5L
mil; lagenlbtirsb o: thewl‘fChfda Cl“”_'rlie repairing of Falrileld avenue and
, .9 a on cum 9 or menu . , m follow_
era only on Saturday, July 25. Thelma” street w
u" shore dinner “1" be held 0"; The scheduled installation of oilic-
y,gnugust 22, and will be. a big ers and iniuufion did not take place
llost night at the meeting 0f Progress
he Maritime Dredging Com :Forum. Fraternal Forum League. The
_. Dally cerenfinfles Will be held next
W completed. Its work in the local‘when .section Deputy Peter Demurest.
moor. The dredger and mud-sews.“ Stamford. and a large number of
$0,333" wareAtdodwedvt; dBridigt; Stamford members will be in attend
y eugs” e -n."n
.‘fiuccessfl " x ance.
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of New
owurd Light. and family, at yesterday. George J' Cavsnagh;
top-Gonnq will remove from in
South Norwolk, within a few
nd will take up their residence
avenue. Mr. Light has secur-
m P. ii: P. Company. uptowu.
‘ . W p...‘ ‘
ril? C. Ilounsbury Lodge. New Eng-
Md order of Protection, will hold if
gulsr meeting thi‘s even ng. ‘ ‘
nestlon of a readjustment of insur-
\ c0 rates will be discussed, and the
members given desired intormation.‘
father matters will be considmd. ,“9 presen‘t
,. ‘ uprovemen s
be voted upon,
31?
Clarence P. nght’ steward at the once last night, seventeen being pre
avenue for the past seventeen
" rs. resigned at the close of the header, July 21'
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“a.“gl‘fht moved to their new home case was nolled by Judge George H
New HOTEL I'lnAHAOKEMo er. of Fairileld al’enuev “PM“
la bicycle in her yard. She is holding i
”9'“ Open until 11:30 p. m--P°l‘“1“ authorities today oi thieves stealln
prices. Table d"‘°‘e."’.“°" titty centsnan engine and some tools from
11? 0 to 2 p. m. Table d'hote dinneerower boat which he has nnohore
”verity-live tents, 5:30 p. m. to 8 ll";liilrllor View ‘Beacll.
Served inmain dining room. l
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‘ cu‘lcura soap “Union, 010. 20, last. evening. ..
gular 25c cake 19¢ follows were elected: President—Wt
-‘FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Stilison-Powcll Comoration
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
goons, Cameras, Films, Plates, Paperfivillianl J. Schlitt. Trustees—W1
it _
' 82 Washington‘Street.
innu'm NORWALK
llialn F. Korn,
CT. Dugan.
- f g'l‘h’e Hat Trimmen’ Association
to Mr. and Mrs. John Westley. of Baby
cialist party will be held in Chicago ‘
ock tonight in the council Cham‘isireet department. It will be open for’
week. ' '
At, a hearing before Referee Banks
was
discharged from bankruptcy and not it
penny ill dividends was iOund avails-
tile for the creditors. The cost oi the
' roceedings more than ate up the as.
a position as engineer with the St. sets and fees ho d to be cl“ as a com
sequence. Cavnnagh turmerly conduct-l
" “‘"éd ii habcrdashery store in Main-St. ..t
No action was token ut the meeting
last night of the Official Board of the
Norwslk M. E. Church. it is the de-
sire that oil the members of the board
before the matter of im;
and,
though there was a very large attend- y
”crican"&hool tor the Deaf on A”. sent. adjournment was taken to Wed-
001 year in June,_~snd will conduct a I , ’
, . ’ Ernest Breen. last night, was ar-.
liltfprlnhteaézflNozw‘ipg Wnlgichngg rested for drunkenness on Washington I. .
us it y ‘ p ’ ' street by Oillcer John F. Flynn. His
‘Vosburgh this morning. Mrs. John Sil-
ilndingl
t and his side was Frank Volk. Jose Al-
Lodies' Grill and gentleman's lunch for the police. C. Arnold notified the
g , awarding of prizes, the little tots form-
his.
d OEIChal-les F. Page, proceeded, up Wall’
ZcIcAR' MAKER'S UNION 'ouslcsns.l
IAt the meeting of the Cigarmskers' i C
olllcers as‘
l- lwore a pink and gold dress and drew a'
lliam J. Sclilitt, VicePresidengy—Thom‘
us Garvey, Secretd‘i’y-Trensurer—Wll-i
‘inancitil Committee—ll
lFriancis Larrnuri, Thomas Garvey and 1930
‘ liiam Line Shelley,
1E. Benjamin, Francis Lsrrauri. Jolllli
IWillism Thies, Sergeant at Arms—Jae.
I
l
lr><5gwmy
g-
. 1915. As we have several high grade pianos in stock (some
going to sell in this territory befoi’e’ihc sale closes. at prices
will deliver it any time before ()ct. ist, 19‘15.
MUSIC FOLIOS
- - From
and (Sheltering. ‘
IANOS and
LAYER PIANOS
We are going to transfer our South Norwalk business to our Bridgeport store October Isl, ,
You cannot Eli’i'ord to let this opportunity go by, so call early and select your piano. 3AA
Slightly. Used [Pianos
, STERLIN
TRUE To ire NAME.
Alteration Sale
. 80c Buy; 3: Worth.
0' 1
20,0 of? on all merchandise while al~
teratlons are going on.
.. . . . Sterling Furniture Co.
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
127-129-131 Washington St.
Oppo. Hoyt’s Theatre.
C
Phone 105.
slightly used) that we are
from $98.00 up.
50c up to $2.00
a
ssrsv PIANO -. . . .. .......... $98.00 $600 liUTO ....... $332.06
. HUNTINGTON PIANO. ..... $150.00 $550’CHICKER1NG ......... $425.00
HUNTINGTON PIANO ..... $195.l)0 MENDELSSOHN ...... ' $193.00
104 WASHINGTON ST.
t».
We have adjusted uneasy payment plan that will interest you.
“ M. SONNENBERG PIANO C0.
his state.
Your eyes are endange
SOUTH NORWALK.
Choice Lean
limo iiiillllll "
Shoulders 12o.w
SMOKED
(Continued From First Page.)
prices: ll‘l ; ‘
Cabbage ‘.
sented a picture'oi the mythlcal lulu;
,land with, the boys and girls (anisotro-
.ally‘ attired, some drawing and other:
riding in the £13in decorated floats. Fancy Large Pines . . . . . . . . .
ill "WM illlllll . EXTRA SPECIAL
Fresh oriivul of Fanclecw Cabbage, Large Pincapplcs
i p for capping 32d Bermuda Onions,
licrmuda..0nions . . . . . . . . . . . .
PROTECT Willi EYES .‘
When In Need of Glasses Always/Consult An
I Optometrist
Who is Registered under the Public Health Laws of
selected by Bargmns' or Ha ‘ ‘ '
_ . _ phazard Methods. M ,. bel-
entlfic Examination made with u )
t Dr ”-
‘ suressyou of the best results. 0 ugs or Dope db
._ hould you feel that .
-_ your Eyes need attent on,
consult me. All work done in my modern shop. I
Illours: _ 8:30 to 6 daily. “
William J. Meore
red by wearing Glasses
The pageant movgd. along Issues street
pas‘tlthc indium strand and counter- FANCY NATIVE
ommms'r AND orrtcrAN
‘55 WahiflfitoriSt ‘“ chlcr sanding.
\Vllile they last at these ~ , . ‘ , R
_ l . . 1. é WA W 7 v "
2¢uw ‘ ‘ . =mmmw
. ..... 61‘ (t. ” . . . ‘
.3. l Great Reduction Thaw-“01k
STRAWBERRIES. l " in ‘ -Elecmcal CO-
mnrched to the starting point.
In the award of prizesMiss Helen
Hantord received the grand prize rorl
girls, while Gordon Barto we. judged
as being the best float entry among the
boys. Miss Hanford was dlfeised as a
_] TELEPHONE 371
East India Tea co.
Summer Dresses
M. Mollds—dh & Son
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
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fairy and she looked sweet as she rode
gin a floral chariot. Master Barto had
ifor his flout a. minature reproduction
of the yacht Resolute. and towns re-
ceived enthusiastically by the throng
rot onlookers. Mrs. George E. Cram,
of-JVest avenue, was awarded the sil-
ver prize.
Lenox Curry was grand marshsll
OPTICIAN
____....__. .. ' ‘ ‘ South Nomalk.
as WALL crass-r -._
.0. B JaCkson "”qu ‘ FERTILIZER MANUFACTURER
, PHONE 43: HOT SPRINGS. Va.. July lax—w. it.
Everything in the Opticul Line
11-. Only Fully‘ Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
auro supruss
. elicit. cos-so so. Main so,
Z: 0o. Nor-walk. Music Hall licen-
.
Bowker, of oBston, addresing the Na-
tional Fertiliser Association Conven-
tion here today, declared one of the
ueneflclent eifects oi the European war
l
ion was the drummer” Following the
ed once again and led by Oiilceri
'street as far as the library, marching
sround the green and back into lsaacs
‘streets. ‘
Windmills run it Sill
sky was picked as the winner. Shel .. »
Usutinued From First P180
”Betsy 6032111116. Perry.” DOTOlh)’ Skel'l The. state had one or more. alienists
;ready to testify before the evidence .,
h received a second prize. ather‘irebuttal should begin. Counsel for
who was dresed “loath aideshoped that the case would
"‘Columbla" was awarded a. special lin me hands of the jury by tomorrow.
lflont of votes for women which had a
gly and Harriett Ells. bothwmasked.
”in“. Jack Howard 9'0"“ the nest Meantime Thaw spends most of his
“Charlie Chaplin" and “'0“ first: Pmegtime while in court selecting the route
as the funniest. Buster Warner and {of the automobile trip he hopes to take
4—:
4‘
k .' woman. are sway]
" This Summer "
Perhaps within a week or two you will begoing to
the California expositions or on some other tourf
‘ :When you close your home and go away you will need
-‘ a place of safe-keeping for your valuables. The Safe
Deposd Department of the South Norwalk Savings
Bank offers excellent facilities for storing silverware
* and bulky valuables at small cost. . " ‘ . g
‘ Our fireproof storage valut accommodates large‘ »
trunks and boxes as Well as sr‘n‘all packages. ,_ ' l ‘
Moderate rates by the week, month or year. a .. i.
‘ sixciynixzziinclies in size.mal’__bereniedltl
our sale deposit -- vault tor] $4.00; at yeah. »-
‘. , , gr . .- . . ., .v
“mo " ' slit Saunism
. Open Monday;
'l
evening‘slignijsui's. j‘ “i '
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l 21:12:; ‘gztfsswgzi‘zwiizzugnegpegxlto the Panama Pacific exposition if
l yset free. -
iprlzes. Harriett Ells and Dorothy; John ,B_ Stanchfleld' chief counsel
;Skelly drew a unique iioat bearing two“, Thaw, closely questioned Dr. Flint
hemispheres’from the tops of which ltOdBY- apparently with the idea at
flew two American flags. Jack Bryce. ; showlns. if possible, thathc was mis-
George, William and Edward Cram. i tallcu yesterday when he declared that
eaCh NCBlVed B special pm. For the . consututionali inferiority With 8 para.
,
Schmn "9“le 9999““ 9142;0- Lem’xl'incdical profession within the last two
gCurryis log cabin won the prize for the years. Report 5 lot .919- hospital: at
the procession that
attracted»: h at-
om further, constitutional interiorii
h...
itention.
iJ ‘ ”w ‘, ,
’ YALE ssumonHls WEEK.
‘sAN memo, duly ice—Dr. Ar-
thur T. Hadley, president of Isis Unl-
v‘ersit‘y. was today thccento‘ryol'a Yale
reunion that will continue throughout
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suffering from constitut
ty recovered, " '
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pmrsv mucus nemarnrso.
~ “W103“- JP. '41" l“).
‘ consul chums in‘nis strike oriooo
Eyes Examined Free
.bestdressed boy with a dost. Wilbertjnomc trend which he described 7mm}
Kearney gained first award and Paulitau having, was a designation‘by the!
best float- Gaol-go" Miller draw it in : , - . -- ~ . . h tomaine poison
. ., ._ . which” Dr Flint is a. menthol-.01 that a P
the pme‘ ken“ my“ bad a float mil‘aoil‘rd,‘ showed that the institution rec-gem
o nized the t l ' s 1908 and , .
g em as oary a. y been made iii. ‘As the-restaurant in nounced-~for the organization of the
Was undistlnct form of insanity. 'l‘hc'
report, which was read to tile-turn
stated that 18 out of every 21 patients
tonal interlori-
in.» 'Bl-fiilitmsn .0!
undistorted» hum W911
' thousand: ' I’lu'flcss
would be cheaper nitrogen and predict-
ed it probably would be disclosed that
lGerman chemists had found new poo.
lessons for making that element, prob-
“‘2. . gably extracting it from the air.
an advance or 32 a week. The strikers? “One or the essential ingredients 0!
announced also. that several other car destructive explosives is nitrogen.“ he
ployers had expressed a“ willingness to said. "Chili saltpeter has been the
“mama \chiet chemical source. While the
i Possibility oi a strike of more than ports of Germany appear to be closed
50,000 women members of the Udles‘ she does not seem to be! distrnbed
Garment Workers’ Association alsO'aboui It. It is evident um the Ten-
lomed up. A delegation from the omn- tons are getting nitrogen for their ex—
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S'HOES
Now i 11 Progress
P. 0. Block.
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Louis Avrick
So. Norwalk.
- Storage _.
nation had an appointment ‘0 confer plosives and their agriculture from
late today with the Mayor's council of
(conciliation to consider the women's
demands for‘sanltary workshops and
restoration of the old wage scale. is over the world will have the benefit
5 Leaders oi! the Amalasmated Cloth' or their discoveries. It will be remem-
ing Workers' Of America “39mm W “cred that beet sugar was an outcome
day that. unless an adjustment of the ‘0: the Napoleonic imp .
pants mokers' strike w is reached the; _ .
$10,000 men already out would be join-TRAINING IN AVIATION SERVICE.
ed within forty-eight. hours. by 80,000} ST. LOUS, July 13:34.0,”me a
coatmokers, vestmalters, cu
at“
some other source than Chilean nlogi
irate, probably tromcoal and from the;
air by a new process. After the for?
tiers and lconterence with Major .173. Dickinson, ,‘
0.91809 .SqUare Feet.
If you are seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire oi
Non-walk. Steamboat
line
L,»
children’s Maximal-item- Field Secretary of the Navy made or
. ' the United States Albert iBond nm- "
M
v‘ POISON iNVESTlfiATION- ,bert, of St. Louis, head of the U. S.
WESTERLY. R L. Juu.13-—Federal Aviation Reserve Coma,- announced to-
d state authorities have begun risk! day that an aviation station and u-
causes .lesdinz ‘0 mory to traln'youngmen in aviation
epidemlm “4119mm be, establishcd‘herc. This otter»
t of which three deaths have W"noonllil 'a public reception in Injus-
' 3005 have :fiickinson's honor a plan will be an-
; on
} investigation oi the
curred and nearly 60 per
which the supposedly‘fstsl ‘plefi Wen-Navy League of Missouri. * -
details in Connecticut, and one of the ,
dead victim; was a resident of Rhone
\.
Mons Andros-Files“ new.
WAsIrING'rON, July’ 13.41:: the
situation assumes an in-
Islandi the. _ I
tomato aspect, and both Common- ‘theoty that the salcty of the country
l‘wéultha will take it top. ‘Anjlllquefilg on may rest upon the adequate down
Mr. and Mummi- .T- ‘mt of its common can; no in
"stadium. “'6 victim‘inuni‘uon retool-lea, Secretory W
"will be lifeldih we?” ‘dnnndnced’today
mm”. ‘- o) .
.onduPr
the deaths or
of the potion.
«or
he: ' .0031: fifth!!!
”llfhillips, oil‘tll
A
no» hint doom is 5°
unison-MW . "
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Bargains
Dresses ,
urns suor
‘ it. AND A. CLAVEN
' ' Wash {Skirts and : ‘
so NORTH MAIN eraser.
A GREAT SALE l
*r‘ .
Norwalk Chronicler