lit. 1mm.
(continued mi?- that Page.)
and amenities: plant, but the
l; or more Wiles which now
. 7. .111! direction are working full
Morning out war material and
for manufacturing war supplies.
Ill-lie Torpedo Boat (30., which
" stares submarines, and whose
m. Simon Me, is a prospective
n! the new Naval Invention
will also be purchased by the
t, it is said.
Mischa“ island where it is re»
m the arsenal will he established,
.fl Wimbly situated. aight across
”I Island Sound is Smithtown Har-
3'4 where the Lake company tries out
undersea boats, and which has been
Mead by. experts to be the best
flharlno base on the Atlantic coast.
mm present with a drawbridge.
Mellon is filled with great tac-
plied, will take under its control in
M located on the Atlantic coast a
me of supply for arms and ammuni-
‘uos United States army and navy
mm are working. Washington gives
' mt word they have been permitted to
resign their commissions, but it is
Wed they are liable to recall at
1 jay lime in the (ontingency of war.
war Walter G. Penfield, an ord-
nance expert for the army, is general
. Wtedent of the Remington com
3 my. His first assistant is Lieuten-
‘ Int Redford, a naval omcer. CaptainI
. ihcpha‘rd. also an ordnance otllcer, is
_ flop superintendent.
In addition to the twenty or more
Wise making war material here
and which will eventually be purchas-
and by the got eminent, new ones are
“it; built. Even now the Bridgeport
Wile Company Is putting up
M to handle the foreign and Am-
prim contracts. The American- British
mafacturing Co. is making field-
’ms for the United States govern-
}mt. The Bridgeport Brass Company
In manufacturing shells for projectiles.
“ms locomobile Company of America
is putting out live heavy motor trucks
daily for the British armies and as
‘11:” high powered armored motor
for the use of Russia. The com
1:“: with the two governments:- un-
plant to 810, 000 .000. The American
[We and'StampingCompany is mark:
in; steel cases for projectiles. The
‘Ulllmble iron Company Is turnlugI
but Intrenchlng materials. Bayonete
-1«_' find darts, the latter for use in aero-
‘ filanes. are being supplied in hundreds
by the fiemington company.
There is only one factory in the ter-1
‘ -‘ ‘x-ltory now being surveyetI Which is
" not manufacturing war material.
I
'CETS NEW LICENSE FOR ONE DE-
STROYED IN FIRE.
.J'lawleyville .I-Iotel Proprietor Needs
Certificate So That He Can Con-
duct Cafe Across Street.
: _ August M. Winters, proprietor of
.1119 Hawleyville Hotel, in Howley
” ville, which was destroyed by fire a
couple of weeks ago, came to Bridge-
" sport yesterday to see the county
“*tommissloneis in legard to getting a
“t1 duplicate quuox license, the original
~th having been destroyed in the tire.
The commissioners is-ned Mr. Win-
iv store .a duplicate license.
f ~>.A.temporary building is to be erect-
.nd across the street from the hunti-
1118 that was burned and Mr. Winters
will conduct his cafe there until the
photo! is rebuilt. He said today, that
‘35:} new building is to be erected on
, f it!!!) site of the one Which was burn-
serial and that 'work would be rushed
:5 hi it as rapidly as possible.
é CUES DARIEN COMPANY. ALLEG-
" ., mo FRAUDULENT acre.
EThe Imperial Woolen Company of
flew "York, yesterday brought suit‘ in
‘36 Civil roommon Court against the
flaring construction Company of Da-
to recover on a note for $350
Mich it is claimed the defendant gave
”plum. it is alleged by the plain
at {but ‘the defendant fraudulently
Its islets amounted to $35, 892
, its liabilities were only Ital 342 and
flea zt‘he strength ofthis representa-
‘ {the plaintiff .accepted the 3350
m, ‘It is also alleg'e‘dtby the plaintlfl
. the defendant tnansferred and
concealed property with a view of do
=mudlllx lite plaintiff.
AMERICAN Awards KILLED. .
smoked July 15. —-Captain wu-
A. Mattery, an American: aviator.
1 beenltilled by (allot live thousand
while on duty .wlth Gen. Villa's
. In Manpowerdlng to a tele-
magma-ism today .by Ray Raf
"er; automobile racer. The
. .. was from Jack O‘gieary. an
with Villa. flatteryh home
It
Grand Exiltod Ruler Nicholson. of
Wu Sitting on Running N of
Racing MW .Slifitly
island ”as of the Benevolent and
Springfield, Mm. Known Hero.
The election of James R. 'Nichclv
. «if Springfield, ideas, to the pe-
ultimofgrandexalbdrulerbylhe'
Protective Order or Elks, at ‘Los
Angeles, Cal, Tuesday. was pleas
At
hunted.
12 o'clock Wednesday night
Thomas Hatfield}! Stunted.
to turn Carey Corner at Soathport.
on two wheels in a racing machine.
WWTlON or «twin.
MM in them of the
«use of the m land the art at
din-tin the mac. Scene 8 caused
by a wrench, twist or spram in thee
their. Even a am in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain In
later “It 1h the different organs and
tried
"j ”island is connected with the main, ,
m :which the government, it is rev
”or that the country may have cen-f
m. .Already in some of these fac-.
Judge-F. L. Wilder, of Bridgeport, as
dent. William A. Lewis of St. John's
deal, I R Lawrence of Union lodge,
.,Saxe of Harmony lodge, No. 67. New
, Canaan;
Well lodge. .No..li)8,“b‘outh Norwa‘llr.
Sibley. mo! New Haven. “rewarded
1116mm for the construction of
a bridge across the Park river at
Hatfield avenue. at .a meeting of the
beard of contract and my, held
yesterday, his figure $351,135.39 bei
1- lug the lowest. . »
ing to the members of the .order in
this state.
He Record.
Mr. Nicholson was initiated into
Springfield lodge in 1100. and was
elected to office in May during the
bra! year of his membership He
lived in Springfield do 1897, when
he took a position with the Spring-
field Brewing Company, and remain
ing there until 190?, when he was
elected director and president of the
Barrels Brewing Company, of Ed-
innardsville Penn He is now presi-
dent also of the Hanard Brewing
Company of Low.ell Prior to 1907
he was for, four years assistant
treasurer of the Springfield Brew
,eries Company. At the annual meet
11mg of the company in 1907, Mr.
Nicholson was elected a director.
and he retained this place after his
resignation as assistant treasurer.
Since 1910 MrtcNic-holson has been
.a member of the grand board of am
more. He was elected exalted ruler
of Springfield lodge in 1901. and re-
lelected to the same position in 1902.
lHe was appointed district deputy
grand exalted ruler in 1904. and was
elected president of the Association
of Massachusetts Elks in 1910.
the same vear he
with the grand sutte.
pointment was that of grand esqulre,
In
entered service
I
land in 1911 he was reappointed to the‘
isame oflice. He was also reelected
president of the Massachusetts Elks
Im the same y,ear and in 1912 he w.a
«made a grand trustee to fill a va-
cancy. The following year he be
came a grand trustee and prior to his
!election to\ the head of the entire na-
tional order he was serving as chair-
man of the board of grand trustees
Other Elks Affairs.
Baltimore won the -1916 Elks’ cone
vention by 770 to 259 for Atlanta.
During the year ending April 1.
1915, 43.985 new members were ad-
mitted to the order, bringing the to
tal membership to 442,658. There
were 16,228 members dropped from‘
the rolls. 232 expelled, and thereI
were 4,701 deaths. The net‘lficrease
in membership was ,‘ll. 081. Ten new
lodges werekdiled, bringlbl the total
I
1
His first ape
‘ States. the medals of honor went to‘
late Karl Bitter. of New York.
Annmarie; .SInefleld were two
young ladies whose names are 11;»
and, one of whom was cautioned
frmn the auto mtaininga slight out
on the teachead. Both girls Ind ma.
terics and had to be treated by Dr.
.W. 3-1. Dwaidson. The man was .un-
harmed as was the machine. After
Dr. W Attended the two is-
dies the party sped' away.
VANDAL SMASHES MILFORD
CHURCH (:0le WINDOW.
of
“Beer Bottle Huchd Throwh Holy
church is up in arms today because
of the smashing of one of its most
beautiful stained glass windows last
night, when an unknown vandal
hurled a beer bottle through me
casement, shattering a design which
will take months of work to replace.
Members of the church today do-
clared that they would use the inci-
dent as political capital in the coming
campaign for nolicenee.
In.
GRAND PRIZE m OIL PAINTING.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.——The
Grand Prize for oil paintings in the
United States‘ section of the Depart-
;ment of Fine Arts at the ”Panama
lPacific Exposition has been awarded
to Frederick Carl Frieseke, of Owoe
so ,Mieh., It was announced today.
:so, Mich, it was announced today.
this section with the name of the late
John W. Alexander, of New York, at
the head of the list.
Henry Wall, of New York, won the
Grand Prize in Etching and rEngrav
ing. For sculpture in the Unitedg
I
Herbert Adams, D. (2. French and that
I
I
or.
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CONNECTICUT CHAMBER
COMMERCE OUTING.
The Connecticut Chamber of Com-
rooms will hold its annual meeting
and outing at Swift's Momauguin,I-
New Haven, Thursday, July 29. The I
business meeting will be held at noon
followed by dinner at 1 o'clock and
to 1.326. There Is a surplus of $694,-
547 in the treasury of the grand lodge
while subordinate lodges have not as-
sets of $26, 515,739.
I
VISION COMMITTEE.
HARTFORD, Jun 15. —Unable. onI
account of III health, to attend to the
duties as a membm of the statute re
vision commission. Wallace S. Allis-
of Norwich, has sent his resignationI
to Governor Marcus H. Holcomb. A
report to the next general assembly is
due upon the matter of revision in.
1917. and, if the resignation of MRI
Allis is not withdrawn, It is probableI
that another man will be appointed
to fill the vacancy. although a pre
cedent for not appointing a successor;
ls found In the action taken in 1888.I
when a membel of u levlsion commlt- .
tee was not able to do the work and
the work was done by the remaining:
four. As the law creating the pre-f
sent commission calls for six mom-I
here, some contend that the rmvernor'
must “J1 the vacancy. The place can.
rice with it a salary of 85,000.1tnd:
$1,000 for expenses. The members of?
the commission held a brief confer-1
ence with Governor Holcomb at the
capitol yesterday.
BIG OUTING.
The Fairfield County Past Masters
the association has ever had.
There will be a baseball game with
captain of one team, and J. K. Law-
rence, of Stamford, captain of the
other. The share dinner will be served
at 4 p.111. ‘ .
The committee of arrangements is
theromae‘rs ,of the association: Presi-
lodge, No. 3. Bridgeport; vice-presi
No. 5. Stamford; sect-elegy, H. W.
treasurer. F..‘.S Lyon, (Did
“I
cleanser: m coat-each
HARTFORD. July sawmills .4.
ca‘t/
Mun—q.“
neemus FROM cuarmen REI
before Judge Young, in the Stamford‘I-
"City Court, yesterday morning, charg‘
COUNTY pAsT MASTERS EXPECT ed with reckless driving. and was fined
1310. Berle lost control of‘the truck at
Association of the Masonic fraternity, rock 913091 gallium» “3’33“” m
will hold its annual outing at Dor-, noon, and it W a “8015 driven by L
lon‘s Point, South Norwalk, on Tues- .M' Wright. of South Nomalk, ”1d at,
day, August 3 Preparations are Wfboy named Samuel Chantilly, who was '
mg made for the largest guthermin-idlng a bicycle. The bicycle was dam-
aged, but the boy was not hurt. Officer
IMcCarthy took Berle in custody.
8.1mm were to be installed at the
Friday having been .deaignaledms Elk:
W
JILL POSTER KILLED av FALL.
area emit: to years as. bill .wter‘.
is thought he stumbled
to an death.
the afternoon’s program will Include
a baseball game bathing. boating and
other sports. Each association In
the state affiliated with the Conucc-A
ticut chamber is invited to send (our
delegates in addition to the director,
-in m... _.~.
anti-W remove the we»!
was mad pain. health is rumored
thmui harmonizing the nerve as;
ions in your body. Remus-cables
given special attention; also curvature
giving use Chiropractor a chance to
seem.
Magnetic treatments given also.
34 Washington ch. as. Not-walk, coon.
Cross Alumni imam 1...," on discoverer.
Outing. . _
MILFORD; Jill} 15..—-—-Sl Peter's F‘ST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
MI; Mt loaves Pier 2’! ml
River. New Yank (foot of Catherine-
St.
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
15:80 :1. at
‘Gcouo 'F. Fools. General amt
THE ANNINB J. SMITH TRANS
mu I LT
the W. You will never regret
TM: DJ].
Graduate from Palmer School, the
YORK.
) every day except Sunday, at3 p
Freight received at Nor-nix unto
PORTA'I’ION LINE. Inc.
“marries—.1. c.
smith, Iladerwood
W.1ll other
mu. sold. rented
sold at 16*”:- month.
JAB. DONNILW.
and it is Important that Secretary
Fred S Valentine, of Derby, be notiI
fled not latet than July 27 as to when.
members expect to attend.
MACDONALD To GO TO PACIFIC
COAST.
Govetnor Marcus H. Holcomb has
appointed James H Mat-Donald. of
New Haten. one time highway com-
missioner of the state, as a delegate
to the California Road Congress to
.be held in Oakland, September 13
1to 17.
i
Mun] in July
The Store for all its confusion and general air of rehabilitation is cool and pleasant on
.warm days. The remoy a] of walls and the lowering of shelting on those departments
that occupy the center ot the main floor all make for a spacious, light and airy apartment.
The \ isle of white columns and \xide aisles which one sees coming to at the new main en—
trance is very pleasant Affairs prc‘ygrcss rapidly and the prospet‘t is that early autumn
will see the completion of overt thing and there \1 11] be a ccssat10n of noise and confusion.
1, E, v. ,
. .~ ~P 1..
I; affirm.
Scrim Curtains, lipecial Handbags and Memoirs
Rent and White Scrim, with insertion of
. of black and white
filct lace and lace edges. These have been A very artistit touch is given to the sum-
used for exhibition and are a trifle
11m costume b} the addnion of the handbag
musscd. or purse of‘black and white kid.. The 1111-
ings are of dainty Dresden silk, and some-
times of striped white and black silk.
$1.15 special.
Washable Couch Covers, tan stripes, heavy
cotton and with well finished edges. Were
$1.00 earlier. Bags at $2.50 and $3.00.
79 etc. to close out. ~ Strap Pocketbooks $2.00.
.‘WICretonnes.
Black and white combinations. very desir-
able for skirts and coats.
-v
Fifty Av cnue‘Purses are a novelty. and
very convenient.
w
Third floor.
var ngSail
Main floor.
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4
Governor Holcomb yesterday ap-
pointed George P. lngerso’ll. -of Ridge-
field and Frank L. ‘Wilcox. of Berlin
trustees for the Connecticut School
fo1_ Boys. The appointees will fill
vacanciesoauscd by the expiration of
their own terms 10f olioe. The new
term of oliice expires in July. 1917.
DRIVER OF MOTOR TRUCK FIN-
ED 131%
Charles Boris, driver of the Marsh
Bakery motor truck, was arraigned
.I
bullion-act.
EVERY enunoav evsumo
Clifford Hotel
Rathskelier;
NOTE—Now entrance from Ella.
,1
. m an . ‘ . .
f6 loath main street. m rw Surf Cloth for suits, fast black 50 cts. Bathing Lupe .25 bis. to $1. 00
--- V ' ‘ w o .
' ' Black and white Stripe 35 cts. Batlnng bhots -5 and sects.
‘ a cts.
and we will rush our trouble Water ‘Wings 19 cts. Garters ., . . ' ' ~ 5
man right around when some.“ 13011011 Stock, mam {1001.
thing like this happens in your:
home. If your 1.
‘ ' 1 Breakfasts to order
PLUMBING . Tm i .
is defective. antiquated. nnsan‘t- 1“ me m Fruit in season .1
“'7 °" ""1 “‘1 ”“9 “5 ”a“ Special Afternoon Tea 125 cts. .
I tell a , d“ .
griffigmwogwa I” M Pot of Tea .53 — Eggsm 0’ “r
MODERN PLUMBING Toast and marmalade T01“ 01' rolls
I W - 0::
mum A SPEC AL Molasses Cake or Jumblcs Coficc, tea or chocolate ,3
«Plat-able. and Heating
TOI. 1854.
North Main St. 3. Norwalk
it You have - _ . . , _ ,
- 1.1.11.1“... . SPECIAL VALUES
’ m Databases for Norwnlk and j
3 South Norwnlk ; $7.98 Dresses ....... . .............. $4.49
SELL ‘ 1 I The Sterling Motor Co. . 98c and S149 Lingerie Watsts .................... Eu
ITTO 8' JMH Darion, Com, . . t1 sgcalidfltc’s. ......... . .............. .. w
I W firm I Phone 179 . 25¢ ElSle :Hoac .. . .. . .......................... . . 21¢
Snowman: 4:19 ' 2 Automobile and Motor Cycle =4 25c and age Drawers ................. .199
‘ _ l Repairs.
37““ 1...... “NW?“ Resin-«a F.” 1. M. 1...... M.MOL‘1_‘ASGH and son
__ 1 Shop. ‘
Special Music GARDEN, eases AND on UN snaps.
‘ All the best varieties Tomatoc, Cabbagc and Pepper
Pia t
ALl:&KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture. Lituc—STtlphnr Solution. .,
of Lead, Hclnboro,.Paris Grecu, “Slug Shot;
Dcath,”’ctc. .
momentum“ 21-22mm Norwalll
Great Reduction;
Summer Dresses.
MMdllascb81$un
Arsenatc
"Bug 1
(a
a. L...
the corner of Main street and Grey-
ELKS plus; room.
LOS ANGELES, Cal..'July 15L~The
annual parade of ‘Elk' lodges was to
bring to a climax today the eaten
talnment and business of the 1915 re- _' ' V ‘
union of Benevolent and Protective
Order at Ellis .here. Newly elected
l
closing session of the Grand Lodge ,
Many of the visitors plan to leave
late today for San Diego, to attend
the Panamcanromia Wm:
l
Daratfhsflontbemslty
infirm duly stream body -’
If not there are masons.
training, skill and equipment ‘I‘.
Registered Optometrist
'save their Patients from the an
_ mac.- .annoyasce and WT.
- _ of Drugs or Drops amber
WS.JMADIW in! Warm;
I Wflmwefinm'
and fitting widths mu fill;
(I
South Norwalk. . t . . .. _
c;v.csawoauaon§ . , », re '5 ., ‘
Agent {0" “UMBULL CAR; ‘ of Summer E"Dresses, Skirts, \Vatsts, Palm Beach-
"CARS'FO'R‘HIRE' Suits, Golfine Coast and H1ts.Comc and ,get thez.
" 1' less mono than you would
.1: Boning-41 macs, m WIN; - best merchandise or y
WHILE habitual 'j}:
The.
enables:
hem .to examine your W- and .
' 1 {‘5 malls-nil as... as.
pay elsewhere tor into rior lines.
‘ Clocks :5:
1... sourmnoaavmac
Insurance
Fire, mus, mac-1, :Plnh 0M, 1 ,
:Dlofltmenh .mm‘mwl-fl ” ‘ '
tends-rinsandw. ‘ ..
mrctytflolfl... .
. .133 serum sterner. ‘ ‘-
. mucus. I . L. 1.4. f , l.'ss'1*wa_l‘jl'LL}smEE" '1"
> ,-. “mom ,1 _ . ... . . , W“.
' ‘ I . PHONE 438 *1
illuminationlq. ,. 0W . - .
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