automobile bus . service.
grandfather.
.0.
.0.
.SHOULD EXTEND TBOLLEY SER-
\ VICE. -
. Jul) 15, 1915.
The South Nam all: Evening Sentinel
i read in your Evening_Sentinel
how they want to make strict laws
towards the jitneys. i am not writ‘
ing this because we are in the jitney
business because we are not. We
have. been asking tor a car to run
down West street to Dar-ten where it
is built up. Ji‘he compani would not
consider that Thei hate a car run-
‘ning on the other side to Darien
through the woods. where. no one is
living. Iiere it is built up. We have
to wall: a mile and a. half to get a,
it we had a trolley here it,
trolley.
would pay, as we have considerable
people. living here. This walinng to
the car a mile and a half that was
alright‘a hundred years ago. I, my
self, and other neighbors would go
every day to South Norwalk if we;
had a car here. I have been twice to
South Norwallt in two years. Right
where the car is running there is a
train running. One section has too
many and the other has none at all.
if we had a car running here more
buidiiigs would go up.
Yours Respectfully.
MRS HADLER.
. Richards Awnue, Brookside,
Norw,alk Conn.
o. o. P. LEADERS To ATTEND BIG
PICNIC. ,»
M ~ 1" i
Acceptance: from All Parts of State
Are Received by Chairman Rob-
inson.
BRIDGEPO'RT, July 16.——'l‘he plans
for the Republican field day and claim
bake which is to be held at Lordship
Manor on August 14 are now well un-
der way. and a number of sub-com-
mittees to tools after the details of
the affair will be appointed at a meet-
ing of the. m-neral-cotumittec to. be
. held at Republican headquarters" on
Fairficld avenue next Tuesday night.
Town Chairman Robinson announc-
ed today that the bake will be served
in a large tent which will probably
successor. Betare they was finally
passed‘ back to. his lion Muealioh.
tamiiyjthe ruler died and the decree
was lost". This decree has lately beem
found and the suit instituted by an
uncle and two aunts in Germany. Mr.
Muennich is said not to be unduly
clated over the prospect of his share
of the big fortune.
Ambassador to Russia, was to resign,5
was made today by Mrs; Marye, who‘
returned from Petrograd to her home
here recently, to gain relaxation from
the strain of war conditions in Eu-
r.ope t
Mrs. Marye says she has planned
to sail for the Orient next month on
the way to join her husband in Petro-
grad. '
Cs he put aside the telephone,‘ that i’ll
go fishing." ‘
“Didn't know you cared for fishing.”
“1 don't ydinsrily. But. its theonly
chance I have of ilnding myself at tho
end of a line that isn’t hour—ash-
ington Star;
SOUTH NORWAIJC FIRE
ALARM BOXES
West at. opp. Franklin St. Schoc:
No.
1.2
13 Concord Street, opp. School 6=l5x, 6:47. 7:085 13:26:. MW.
14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets 11:20,
15 Cor. High St. and Bayvlew Ave. __ .
16 Norwnlk Iron ,Works Building .
I? Cor. Cedar-"8t: and Went Ave. sum-“Y'-
18 High School. West Avenue A “Kt—12 23x, 1: 13!, 7: 43, 9: 15:.
21 Cor. Taylor Ave. and West Stu. 10_19 11-12,. 11; 57‘
23 Car. Bouton 8t. and Ely Ave. _ , _ . .
2, Cor. Chestnut and Henry Sta. P. M. 2.09:, 3.12, 4.46:, 6.33:,
25 Car. Monroe and Main Sta. 6:43: 7105‘. 3:39! 935‘-
26 Lexington Ave. and Austin Stu. ‘
27 West and Elm Grove 859. "
3 Cor. Washington and Main Btu. SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
31 South Main St. near Meadow A M “—6 13 3 27 9 59"
32 Electric Light Station P. M.:—-1 28. 4: 38"... 5 24:. 6:17..
‘ 34' Cor. Clay and Spring Ste. 7-14
35 Cor. Haviland and Water Sta.
37 Lockwood Mfg. Co.
4 Cor Day and Raymond 30!. 30nd."-
41 Cor. Fulrfleld Aie. and Cedar St. A, M.—10:37_
42 Tailor Ave. and South St. P. BIL—2:15. 7:20.
43 Woodward Ave. and Meadow 8t.
45 Cor. Burritt and Qulntard Ave.
61 Reed St. and Putnam Ave. DANBURV TO SOQTH NORWALK.
7 Norwalk Hospital A. M.—6:00, 7:23. 8:00x, 8:18
8 ““51" “a" -~ 10'03x 11-50 ‘
46 Cor. Woodward and Lowndes Ave ' ' ' ' ' .
5 R & G Corset (30.. Ann St. 'P- M.—-4:21, 6-49-
51 Golden Hill and Elmwnod Ave. , ~-——--
52 Washington St. Brian, 4
54 Norwaik‘Lock 04.. ., 7‘ , 8"".de
‘6 Hoyt'a Thanks A. lit—7.50, 12210,
d W
EAST lNORlII/IALK FIRE. ALARM
, BOXES. ..- 2,.
4-Fitch Schoot (private).
Eiro headquarters. 36 Van Zant Street
Telephone 170
be procured from the circus head-
quarters. and that the tent will be]
pitched in an apple orchard which
the. conimltteemen discovered when
they went to the picnic grounds yes-
terdax I
The Lordship Park association “III
permit the. Republican club to blue
the use or the bathing pavilion. dance;
pavilion and casino as well as the t1
baseball giounds and a quarter mileI‘
track for the athletic events
'flt will be impossible for the (‘on-
necticut company to construct a spur
track, to connect its Strutford avenue§
trolley line with. the tracks of the
Lordship Manor llnccn liollister ave
hue in time for the use of the 3.000
or more people who will be present
at the outing. and arrangements are
now being made for special trolley
service on both lines. as Well as‘for
"Mr. Robinson has alreaiTv received
favorable replies from 25 Republican
l‘énders in other sections of the state
to whom he sent invitations to IV
tend the outing.
HEIR To BlIGwFORTUNE.
.iohn Muennich, of Redding Ridge,1
Party to German Suit.
John Muennich. of Redding Ridge,
astore keeper is interested in ,7 suit
brought in Germany against the Em-
peror for the, recovery of estates said
to: be valued ,at $20.000.000,
which were confiscated fi'om his
a Marshall Volt Muen,
O
{bi
’ 1—One blast at 8 p in. standard time.
and .
2 A'nou‘ghunis=urogkmi
dainty spring lamb. chops. uni-lug
. We" 0' steaks; Men twins?
can always find sonmthing to tempt
' and satisfy it; by choosing Your tid«_
Lt ail”?
» Private boxes. will only, be pulled
for fire on premises where located. 1
A telephone message . to Electric 1
Station (705) between the hours or 6
p. in. and 8 a. 111.. giving location of
tire, an alarm will be given from near-
est. box. ‘
Second alarms are only to be giv-
sit by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the fire 1
5—Marvm School (private). 1
212~Eaai Washington and Fort Sta. 1
zli—Van zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
216—East Ave. and Rowan St. 7
217——’Windeld St
223—Fort and Charles Sta. __
224~East Ave. and Fitch St.
I225—St. John St. and Ediio Ave."
332—Seavlew Ave. and First St.
ass—Boulevard and Second St.
ass—Cove Ave and Fifth St.
Sill—Boulevard and Blackstone 8t
2
. 2
2
0
(Tab)
ail—Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave.
(Tet) .
342~Keyser St. and DuckPond rd.
(Tab)
air—snore Riven. (Tobi
Special 8|9nalp,_
i—One blast: at odd times. testing or
line opbn.
l-l—Two blasts. are out.
11-11—Twenty two, abs 3. m.. no
morning. session of. public
school. '
n-il—Twentyvtwo. at 12: 80 p in, no
afternoon session of
school. . .
llllllllll—Tun blasts quickly call!
the entire department.
r luncheon: will». booster: ~. from our
its at Charnok's. _ l' 1‘ I
.
.".3.i
.. 5‘5}
,f.
SOUTH Ndniihtx To jaw Yank.
6:57x, 7:181, 7:48, 8:08"; 8:181. 8:592,
9:23;, 9:40, 10:33:. 10:51:. 11:51,
4: 30:, 5:151, 5. 46, 6:02;, 5:47, 7:02;
7:451. 9:551, 10: 18x.
" Sunday!
MARYE HAS nor RESIGNED. A. guru 25x, 5: 42,, 8:5,,
SAN FRANCISCO. July 16.—Denial 19533;, 11:51.
of the report that George T. Marye ~p did—1:131. 2: 44, 3: 121. 4. 30x,..
8: 06x 9: 551, 10: 18!? 10: 40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH’NORWALK.
81511:, 9:15x.: 10:021. 10:06,
11:03.
3:30; 3:54, 4:26,'5:06x, 5:25, 5:29,
6:00x. 6:06, 7:15x, 8:10x, 9:39, 11:15:,
12:00.1.
10:50x.
5:25,
10:00:, 11:15x. 12:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
9:15x, 10:08, 10:18:. 11:12x, 11:57:.
R0\VAY'IUN FIRE ALARM BOXES.
1‘20 Highland Ave. to N. Y.. N. H. &
21 Long Island Sound to McKinley
dtcates testing: two strokes of bell.-
thus, 1-1 tire is out;
bell—thus 1- --1 1-1, water to be shut
nor-ions firs
“H
IIPi‘irne' Rib Roast
He
ff later restored by Queen airshow:
iN arr-muons: a. 1915.
A. 01.41:”; gnu, 6:09.
P. M.—1:13x, 1:271, 14:02:, 3:29,
54:5, 6: 02x, 7: 02x, 7‘" 12, 7: 45:, 7. 57:,
A. M.——4:41t,~6:30, 6:39, 8:901,
10 :50:
T... bl.—12;03.;. .1206, 2am, 2:57,
Sundays.
A, bis—6:00, 8:00:, 9:00, 10:03:,
P. old—12:10, 1:03x. 14:39:,
63:00:, 7:15x. 8:10x.
5: 02x.
9 200:.
A. BIL—12:23:, 1:13x, 6:05, 7:15,
P. 'M.-——12:03, 1:20. 3:18;, 4:28, 5:17
P.. M.—-6:48.. 7:18. 8:25!.~
x—Slgniiles express.
H. R. R.
3 Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
4 Pine Point and Ramon Point
St.
2 Pennoyer St. to Cross 81.
3 Cross St. to Railroad
4 Railroad to Brooksldo
a “Central." McKinley St. to Pennoy.
or (West Side)
5 White Bridge-north ta Brookside
6 White Bridge 8. B. .to Long Island
Sound
7 White Bridge, 8. W. to Long Island
Sound. ~
One sroke of hell at odd times in-
four ‘strokes of
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bile Gram Running: Donal. 6f
Trolley Car...‘ ' f
Eonductor James Pow or Bfigo-
an escapedasnrious Edit)? Wei-es-
day night by t few infies and his
uniform was very nearly ripped from
his back as he was standing on the.
running board of a trdley- car, when
the car was scraped by an automo-
bile. “ _ .
The accident occurred a short dis-
tance west of Mill‘s switch in Gieens
Farms The trolley was proceeding
in the direction of Westport and the
vv
Norwaik
We oiier to the
oiall.
Hamburg SiéIIi.
Round Steak... .
Sirloin Steak. '
Porte’rbousefleak.
Pot Roast, .
Roasts iron Prime Beet.
lens oi S lamb
Rib hmbm '
Shoulder. 0L
Veal Chops . .
Veal Cutlets: -‘ .2 '
Beeiliver. ,_ ‘
Calves um...
Swiit’s Skin? Illuis
.fi
Beers: Meat and, Provision
Comm , _
South Norwaik .
meals at prices that are within reach
v. gar. He ch55.» Minnie
at the stile of and»! the seats and the
action probably saved him from be-I
ing thinwn headlong into the mud.
and under the wheels of the autoino»
bile- ,
The blue uniform which he wore
was literally demolished, but never
theless he continued his duties until
relieved alter a trip to Westport and
Paradibe Green and. back to Bridge-
port. Beyond a few scratches he was
uninjured.
m.—
—Acondao.parlinthahastnlner.
Darien
public [or Saturday
lie lb.
14c lb. .
20c lb.
20; lb.
. 20c ill.
14: lb.
18c lb.
20cm:
20c lb. .
251: lb.
[4c lb.
240* lb.
2851b.
10c lb.
30c lb.“
17c lb.
sperry & Barbies Baths and Bacon,
Fancy Paul and Roasting Chickens.
NATIVE BEETS ..
NATIVE TdMATOEs.....
NEW POTATOES
BANANAS
...
Ono-Itiuo-ol.
‘V‘I‘V‘r‘vv<"F"'
LARGE ORANoEs
LEMONS
LARGE GANTALouPEs.
Watemelons
if. A third or more alarms indicate:
'ara
\‘\‘\‘ x1. ‘\‘~-\-\‘ Rt.
. 32 Washi
305 Main Street, Stamford.
-18'¢ to 9‘4 lb.
« P IRbast‘ Beef
:1; It 1b
oak—fl lb‘.
flbr.
SCHULTZE’S i if!”
Dealer in MEais. Fish, Vegetables Fruits.
.......L.........L-
NATIVE SQUASH ..
NATIVE GREEN AND WAX BEANS
............. 2(Ioz. for 25¢
PIN'EAPPUES
“HUI: ..... . ..... 50¢ D02.
SMALL ORANGES
All kinds oiznative Berries,
FREE DELIVERY IN ALLIPARTS OF CITY
no...
5¢ POUND
-5¢ QT:
4¢ BUNCH
3.35 QT.
19¢ PECK
.uu-a
.---..-
........
........
3forv25¢
h
.. ........ 18 FOR 25¢
...... 12 o 002.
.. ..... .6 FOR 25¢.
3060973]:-
5m; attach by the handilght of the
Two patients, Albert J Buster.
Waterbury, and Herbert Boon,
Mendoza. it was reported yesterday, by
he was clad .2
tit-«Hospi- Iii \bhgfilw and had I '
whether“. end. resenting a "if
Tuesday night?“ Stanler was flaked
escaped tram the Comic
tal lo: tie in“ sum
Emmomi comr‘miy N
”35:3 ”5%
”‘1‘
or has
%§..£9.9f£3§.«£§
screen W hEB
appgnranee. , The other man who fir. 9
up yesterday morning at 2 o',clock bylcapgi had not been reported up to *
emaci- Dunn. on Main street
City
’2 69 No. Main Si.
ayes"
clad , last night. ,
ark et.
Hayes’ Block
“V Fresh Killed i‘owls
lean Corned Beet
Home Dressed Broilers
‘Mtllt‘ Fed Roasting, Chickens
i Short Fore Quarter Genuine Spring Lamb
$1.50 Pair
22: Ill.
25c» in
tilbs. tor soc
12,1-2c.IIi..g
Blade Ribltoasisoei ‘
A"mu:lmé‘:‘l"firocéfies; II‘IIiLIantI vegeta- ‘
bles, Wind’s-“bread and cakes. '
16c lb.
.7
.xuawa
ngton Street, So nth Norwalk.
Genuine Spring Lamb. Legs
’ Fore Quarters,
public ‘ '
Hamburg Steal: .. 16¢ lb.
Round Steak . 28¢ lb.
Sirloin Steak 28¢.1b .
Porterhouse Steals 30¢ Nib, ' ‘
Lamb Stew . .. ,.. 10¢ lb‘.
-...,, i
IIfuauv‘egit
.‘tuv
\
9 518571».
. 12c lb}.
Rib Veal Chops '2' ‘
Loin-Neal Chaps ,
get] Cutlet , . . .
cal-q Roast“
The Modern Market
WM. B. UNHOLTZ,‘ Prop..
15 North Main St. ,
Cocoanuts. Water-melons
Veal Ste;
Give us atrial order. The neatest and most sanitary ,
market in the city. Free delivery.
_ (ill 56:. Main St, 50. Norwalk II
.‘ --“II "’8 III THE IIIIIIIEI II’S IIIEIII”—- .
2 , aspberrios, Blackberries, fidekleb’erries, Strawberries
. .. Musk Melons, Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, Pineap .
pres, Grape Fruit, Apples, Tangerines, Lemons, Bananas.
Telephone I340.
Choice: hams
In buying our. him out pap -
trons make no mistake. They :
get the best the market guards?“
at the lowest figures. , , ‘
A: it is mum, to it i- ~
With: our line. at line- fresh
, meats. A choice steak or o .
2.30mi rout is sure to be the r”
' very best when bought here.
Thil statement is backed up by “If"
actual, honest performance. 7?
Norwalk Chronicler