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LONDON, July 14.—Although he
has just passed his sixty-fifth birth-
day. Lord Kitchener shows no sign
of breaking down under the fifteen
hour workday that he set for himself
on taking charge of the war oflice at
the beginning of hostilities. . In this
interval, he has slept out of London
only four times. He has a bed in the
war building for emergencies and al-
ways lunches there. '
Lord Kitchener’s dayr beginstat St.
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3mspf‘SeptemberMom”and
uymaccentasadand _.
shaky “My house is .cold, *
any fingers achey, I want a
load of Coal at once, I must
confess I am a dunce be
cause“ I let the summer go
‘withoutadozen tons orso
putinmybinsallsnugand
nice when coal was at its
TRISTRAM a, HY/ATT
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A Mid Season Sale ‘
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_'1‘HE LEADING DRY Goons s'roas
Plainly we want your business, do not disguise that
fact at all. This implies our earnest endeavor to retain
your patronage on the‘merits of our service.
To get it need not necessarily mean low prices, we
feel reasonably sure of that, so long as QUALITY
is an essential, the price must be reckoned commena
surate with it. .
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Send in your orders—let us prove to you that our
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3 a m M m. Wang’s. not... a... w... .. genus... m 3 3:33333...:.3.333.3:.33.:333..3.e33u3.: 3, One piece lingerie dresses
Eli my” coal before theres _ g fifteen minutes at breakfast. Break- ~ ' ' 3
; 3 ~ ng. . r The Hatch & Balley Co. fast is followed by a walk in St.
or many models in white. and various color combinations
’ Reduced prices on every item in this stock
A Few More oi That Special Lot oi Waists Marked Down to 50c
James’ Park to the waroflice, where
he arrives at 9 o‘clock. important
. dispatches must first be cleared away. ,
There are often meetings of the cab-
inet or of the high explosive of other;
committees to attend. Luncheon is a
matter of fifteen minutes, usually tak-
en about 1:45. From then until 7:30
iin the evening he works steadily. if
tthere is business of extreme urgency 3 .
f‘on hand, he continues without diiiner.,3for automobile work. When the Al-1
;Otherwise, he dines and stays on'iied movement began on June ~l, at3
3duty until about 11 o'iclock. when lie3nodn, the armored turret cars made'
'3‘rctircs to bed in his rooms in Stilhcir way from their station through.
{Janios‘ Palace. {loose dust, more than ankle—deep and‘
3 A somewhat rare form of relaxationlover ground pitted with shell holes,:
{of the war lord is a drivel into the‘and across the llritish trenches .over
:country in his motor car. Ordinarily;bridges that had been laid for themm
3his ovnlk in the park ishis only exer-E'I‘hey named up to the very edge oi]
ir-ise. lie eats abstcmiously. drinksEthe first Turkish line of trenches, but
nothing at meals and follows ille3lhcrc they had to halt, as they could
King's example in regard to liquorstnot leap the deep and wide caverns
But he docs enjoy a cigar after inertia-which the Turks had dug. The up,
- “- 'pcarance otthis new and formidable
weapon enhanced the general state
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, 3 Day or Night
. .3 our spacious “and easy riding
automobile will take ., out
parties.
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" South No‘rwallr, Conn.
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A Dcilghtiui Breakfast
or luncheon will be eaten from our
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New ArriVals ‘
dainty spring lamb chops, spring
boilers or steaks. When your appe-
tite fails yoli in warm weather you
8:00. ‘
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can always find something to tempt
ANDREW TAYLOR 33 I i1" and satisfy it by choosing your tid-
Livery and Trucking : t} '1 ' ’ rm. at Cliarnok’s. ,
Phone ' Darien‘Conn.
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CHARNOK’S MARKET
PARIS,‘Jlily~15.3—Yves Mueval, a boy
wi‘C'amp Stoves - 59¢
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
scout only it} years old. has just been
decorated with ,the coveted \\‘ar~(‘ross
of France (Croix dc liuerre.) lleval
Page DELIVERY
Small affairs. but «cry c011-
venicnt fer picnic panics.
Every auto and boat should
have'g'tific.
puissant BROS. :
‘ Hatiord “ North Main
Block 64 3 Street
32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Schuilzc’s- 3 Sanitary Markets
505 MAIN ST., STAMFORD. '
went through the whole. of the first
Argonne campaign. and was mentioned
in the orders of the day for bravery
cs. Just m the close of that memorable
campaign he was wounded three times
and was scnt back to a hospital at
(.‘halonlelis medal was awarded to
him \vhiie‘ho was still in hospital, and
was pinned to his hrcust in the pres:
enCe of a great gathering of. boy scouts
39 MAIN ST-
NORWALK.
Men’s and Boy’s
Palm Beach Suits
ForMen -"“"""---y'$7.0
as soon as he “'33 uhic lb make. the
trip to Paris. «
1 When the war broke out. Moral was
at Moriaix. where he belonged to the
local boy scouts and had just passed
on examination entitling him to serve
as a hospital and ambulance attend-3
ant. Aitcr it short period of service inf
a hospital. he made his way surrepti-
t
in dispatclH‘arrying and in the trench".
Summer Ha
of confusion and terror, in which the
ts - Dresses
Turks seemed to await the attack and
;whcn the cars opened firc with the:
: . . . . e
Moxrm gun winch cacll carried ill a
Skirts - Silk v-‘SWeaters
ilnrrcl. they scattered tho Turks lo
itllc roar.
lint as soon as the Turks had l‘O-3
corcrcd from their surprise, they
found'thc tars conspicuous targets,
Bullets began to living against their
nrmorcdfidcs and shclls icll around
”will. and cup car's turret was knock-
cd oil, but nobody was killed. I
The correspondcnt said one" prize
Ioi’ the day was “the largest bag of
I’i‘urklsh prisoners yet s, mod, and
the capture of several tlerman oili-
cers and blucjnckets from the former
German cruisers Goebcn and Bros-3
monthly paYments.
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HERE YOU CAN OPEN A DIGNIFIED
e-(lHARGE ACCOUNT—.
and settle your bill in weekly, semi-monthly or
We guarantee our prices to be as low
3 and lower than elsewhere.
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OURBIGv
VIENNA. July 14. (Correspondence
Animal Summer Sale begins,
Monday, July 1'). for six days.
3 The Beers “Meat & Provision Co.
1 6 North Main St., So. Norwalk.
aorTftEB
11 No. Main st 30. Norwamli
tiously to the front, obtained somehow oi ’l‘h Associated i’rcss.)—-- Although
'a uniform and equipment, and attnch- Airstria has no icnr of an insuillcienl
cd himself to company from his-homeharvcst. and although conditions‘even
town. ' 3now are iimn‘ovingmsuch an cxtent
' One‘ of his bullet wounds deliri\‘ed,tiiai llie notably bad bread is being
him 0i ill? sight of his T131“ 0.“. but rapidly honored, plans are already be— -...
Exceptional bargins in every department. See our window-displays.
The Roller 5.10 & 25c Store
28-32 So. Main 8:. So. Norwaik.
For Boys -- $3 $4 and $4.58 M ' St N 1“
3 13 am ., orwa .
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the hopes to Lt allowed to return to int; considered 10;: the (-onhscmmg ligated and found that the grave was; NEW TELEPHONE-Is INSTALLED
"—‘h ,....,_.-, “‘ " the front notwithstanding this disqunl-i‘m. 1915 harvest of wheat of various in reality 8 small wine cellar. The; '
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3 3 .. 3 III-II—I—qf. matron, 131.1qu to avoid high prices superm- ““10“ had mm”! hurled the" “infifrwent! New Instruments in Norwalk
w M k S . Autocrat Coffee. 306 can cut to 26¢ 3 - ”‘— 'duced by. speculnlion. and 9’90““! a "035 ‘9 disarm 5““‘3 This Month.
0 a e a peelalty ‘Forcc 2 likgs \ ‘ I I I . ' . ' ' I ' ' I ' ' v LON DON, July tin—«The SBlVfill‘ml it is proposed to create. from mpcion. . ' Following is a list of new telephones.
. “an 3 3 \ "3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- 19¢ Army iii/making an appeal for $750.-;33,,,.m, “.3“. flour compo] commifismm," A careful scrutiny of the numerous that have been installed since the is;
330‘ the Best Grades of Sperry & r . ronim . 33:1,,ittt1. 13o: srzc, g pkgs. ..... 15¢ 000' an increase of $300,000 over 213,, stale organization, into whose moves around Loan k3?!“ the ”03“)" suing or the last list. Cut this out and
. . Barnes’ Hams and Bacon. 1'31‘3POE‘K‘: 12:11“? me Slzc. ' ' ‘ ’ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ." - - - - - . 2 {0" 15¢ year “50» ‘0 finance “5 :038lf‘v3122vhnnds tbedécgnire confiscated crop 21:33:“53212‘3133203; $351133 :3; went paste in the back of your directory.
3 . . ure. ca art . . . . . . . . , . , , . , , . _ . . _ , , _ , . , . , . . 3 . 12¢ connected with the war. u 0 would ‘be vet-ed, and whose mom-3 . Name. 33 Tel No.
. Th V V o 250 581' Peanut Buttcr . . . . . . . . money, the Saivationists expect ‘0 “the” would “Md“ the flour evcnly' F— ‘ - - ‘James 1" Allen
_. e M01161.“ Mill'ktll . . 20¢ lot $50,000 for work among the sold- and equably. The farmers are not 3“. tC;&\'iitt(‘). July l;.-Tl;:iercessia\‘iei berg; 17 Sim street, Norwiak 1665-5
15 North Main St 1 lore and sailors. and 355'000 1,3 58" all averse to the confiscation of the :em #:3333330: 1:38“ rges $Sl€:]:0rlflany A. Beers
‘ ' A. STULL ~apart for ”‘9 relief °t the arm) 8 a“hemp and the establishment of a uni» omzeweeks caused difectiv the de-tthl McKinley Place 1134.13
WM. B. UNHOLTZ, Apron ! _ . .. 3 'and wounded. as 20.000 members are3 form prim 3,01. their product, but they :33 some members of th City of 1-0“. J3 L. Brush
’ ___._.__ i 24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk. now serving with the .Brmsn'wriies,loiiliose the central organization planv don regiment stationed there \‘ow : Belle Island 1707
' ' exclusive 0‘ the Canadian. Austru an ~ that the flour was into the . . ' ' ' Oscar S. Bussman
. 3 3 3 a valid 9‘9““ I periodic dust storms rage in the Sudan. 1
m..— and other colonial d v son ' $73, oooicontrol of the district commisrsions. .10 add to the miseries. When the Strawberry Hill avenue and Re-_
TODAY IN WALL STREET 'DEATHS AND FUNERALS 5 Other Sums “33019313112285 $100 Ht is only the members or the pro- storm is in full blast neither man nor. gent street, L“ N' 1176‘“
‘ - for work among 8 0 - "3 ‘ . ho ' ' . ‘v‘lirs J Cr w ll
‘ . .—_._. .duco associations and bourses w beast can stand it a inst t lti re~ . . . o e 3
‘ . l - i in of Salvationist of—,- , . . D 88 - l- S t , 3
WALL STREET, 10.30 a. m.~New Mrs. Mary P' Smart. 000 for “183:5: :1 gtie maintenance of 091’059 the confiscation and :“n‘foml corded than in 1897 an entire convoy. Hickory Blufl' I 14‘“
Ihigh records were scored. by a num-' Mrs. Mary PJSmart died at th \' floors, ”30’ or 1.. . J price. ideas. was suitocaUBd by one {Frederick M' Cullen l
, . iber of war shares almost at the out- walk Hospital last night‘ She Mia‘s:- Work in india and $5.0“) “iv “digit Even though maximum prices wero3 ....___ i . I. 6 and 8 Wall street, N 924
MARKE I Let 0‘ mday'fi ”adm- ““ucmle Steel iy-nine years old and t; survived b; Kom' my“ Africa :tiuinurtjherezharl-iestabliSbed by the government this? BRUNDAGE FAMILY GATHERING 90““ C“ Dale .
~ Itvas again the foremost feature, ad- one daughter and three sons: Mrs fires.aggerszgigssuimks iyeur, they have been disregarded bYl A family gathering was held at titetaT°kgleI§efi 772""
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Hayes, Block 33:31:»?3 overyrx pomtsfu;l the film aliadvrtli 1i. Pollard. and Eimhalet, John: During the past twelve months the 3rhe speculators. “lilot ha: 82:13 322 home of Mrs. Pheobe A. Brundage laslt3 74 “rain street 132232
_ , f 3 ur,3p i r\ gain 0 ve 3pc nts 11 case Smart. Funeral services Salvationists supplied more than thu' .kronen for flolfl' 11a “ 3 9903 evening in honor of her s1vtysi\t1.331rs3 ‘1 Friediander
()9 North Main Sire t3 or lie preferred. New maximums Will be held tomorrow afternoon airmen millionameals and eight million‘to sell for 40.00. How the spec“ a”birthday anniversary. A very pleasant. 6 cross street N 635
3 , i also were made b' Bethleh .m St , 3 o'clock fr . . ' . ' it out is shown in the i re 'a n'O'ed b all. Daintv re-l ' '
333 3 3 3 3 e 3 3 e eel cm the home other daugh night's lodgings to the poor. tron has nor ed in \\ s e ,1 3 y y 3 5 Third street, E. N. ‘ 7733333
'Pcpublic St .91 Co n . tsr,‘Mrs. l . . .i , Q ' w ' h hat!’ ‘ l ‘ ‘ere s rved at 10:30, end-
3 t c mum and Prefer Poi ard, on Camp street. Rev.,..._Ever_\, mnmu-y camp or DIRCB ire .0‘39 0' lenm‘ ““d beans h": -. fresiments “ . e ’Charles H. Harrison
'red; Baldwin Locomotive and Gen-C. E. tBarto will omciate and the re-' t d t3 i ximum price and which today ing with Mrs. ‘Brundaae making a lit- .
. . . _ ' - nted b. soldiers has some k 11 0 no no . . - ~ . ,
3erai Motors. .Paciiic Mail 501d at its moms Will be taken to Dexter, -Me., :zlvationizt work going on. But the re-‘cost'llo better as against 28 to 40 the speech of thanks. Those present 50mm“ Hattem .
'l:i le.. " ‘ ~ . . {Jr interment to r _ . 3 t . 3_ 3 'cr : Iii 3 and Mrs. Geor e Fox, BIT-l 61 Main street: 917
2) st price in tears on . reports 3, mo row night. , cream on and social huts are maintain 3119““ after the last harvest n e r g tLena A. Hutchinson
and Mrs. Jesse Brundage. Missllrn
pointing out the advantageous dis-l ~, v . ‘ ’ A - ---—'—‘ ‘
.3 . ,- . ; . \oun Mans 'Lhrstian s 3 , , , n _.
- '~' CATSUP sposal of that property. u_ s_ Steei‘ Mrs. Maria Saneteila. ed .biiot:e. g LONDON, July 14.——.\’otn‘ithstanding Burnyr. and Mrs. Jesse S. Fox, Rich-33 Rootiyton avenue 11.3.;
33 3 my. the only active leader, openifig: Mrs. Maria Sanetella, of 17 Laura 33aocia ' ” ._...._.—-———- ‘tho preoccupationsbfifiwal‘v “19 govern- ”‘1 Mills, M“ and Mrs. Lionel Jones, hobo: 31' Leet E N 22
. . 15 3 “733311 a sale of 33000 shares at a street. died yesterday at her home at: LONDON, July 143 (Correspondence ment has undertaken. through the Na- Ernest Parks, Miss Viola Fox, Masterl‘ui: 3338:1239“ - - 3‘3
c3lrlfiing 3mm Other prominent stock5,'.ihe age of 65 5.9,“;83 She is survivedlof The Associated Press.‘l-R€port',u°““1 Physical Laboratory, to3make Earle Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Band-33 69' “33311.8.“ Et N 695-2
loc‘including railways. were irregular. fby six children, three boys and three3 ing Am detail how the British anu'an investigation or the cracks in the :86. :15 Ridgfefl‘ild' M‘" :2: ill”. 213?? "Mrs 3 B Pittfhe'r H
' -, ' -' ’- . 'runae,o.aniaron-..rs. ee‘ ---‘\
9 is With the exception of United States g3“ Tomorrow “term“ at zlI-‘rench forces took five,.lines 0‘ Turnmudms of the E°Y°rt°fvuld32a30n§§ A Brugdage The guests departed at i Belklsland ' 23““
D ave-y S 3 13teehl. which rose to 65, the best, price oclock funeral services will he hemlkish trenches during recent attacks,“ which are3 satu o 3:: (sea: OX3 two a'late hour “wishing her many more ‘TCha‘fles .Sprague
3 3 . o t e year, all former speculative fay: from St. Josephs church. Interment! an \the Gailipoti Peninsula. a Remaining y dur rig is Dab V at‘ “33' such pi sant times . , 7 E. Wall street, N 906-12
.A Ph oritesweré swept aside again today willjollow in St. Mary’s cemetery. Her’s correspondent discloses that arl Cracks suitable for o serv ion 3 e3 6% - illiichael ‘Steinberg
- 3 3 one 401 while the various war specialties were _.___ _3 ~mored turret motor cars were used 32been chosen in the walls of the MIME" Tm’mw CHURCH LAWN FETE - 8 iiigh street; 60542
3 33 3 .. _ 3—3 W ‘ pushed ftorward to net: record-break- LONDON, July 134.——The skeleton oft” the trench warfare. Heretoforelel an(10:41:13:ltililfmllagggetzwhegz,b22333 A most excellent entertainment iJas. H. 3 Street
K 31:53 (3:233:21 ijhhilech :23? shit? 11113119101;th 011:3le weed“geSt e‘vher the“ use Of these-curs has been re- main position in each crack. Obser-ihoth afternoon and evening, tvll‘. bet 5 Riverside avenue 155“
. “l at f i e} ‘3 t '31: :3 gun ’ la emg s nterr near 9 a— stricted mainly to reconnaissance "f“‘i vations Wm be made weekly fora per- held on the church lawn of Trinity’ltlisa Eva Swiflel‘ . ‘
y g n 0 over ax port a, w: ve t am, in the south of England, by ohm,“3w “33333336833333 in co_opemtion 3, - . _ 1 Ch h W 6 E Ra mond street Rowaywn 787-4
Wash Skirts .. points for the preferred. Gains or staff of scientistslfrom the British Mu— :‘ith o‘p’i;9‘5 ‘ the purpose tor,i°d of twelve months. EEDISCOSR d tire"), on 3 e 11:50:27. Ed Yid C Wilson .
.,“ . 3 ‘3 ' 3 three to six points were registered by serum . ‘ 'w ’ a“: n ' 'm i ' ' 3July 2 ’ up er e ausp ces 0 . e wa ' -
33 3 Bethlehem Steel. ‘Sloss-Sheflleld Eteei. The-creature was about 13 feet high, which they were built. on £0 the Brit UOIJOGNE, July lie-When the Ger- ;Womnn’s Guild. ‘“ Tokeneke 3 706 3 3/
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, it was a surprise. 9" man army moved in. and took posses; In the ‘afternoon, the children of the!
25cm $2.93;
Republic Steel, General Motors and
some of the more obscure industrials,
~‘mcluding Allis-Chalmers CommonJand
'lrreiarred. ‘Meantimex some liegyiitepa
‘Wflbffilfiflfiflffld in Southern Pacific,
Union 9aciflc and Amalgamated Cop-
and the tasks messuremine feet each:
Isolated bones of the specie? have
been diScovered' in Englandbotbre but
never a. compibte skeleton. .
Great care‘i‘a exercised in excavat-a
ing the bones. and as each'is uncover.-
ish soldiers, to have
cars come up to help lathe rout-0t
the flanks. The cars, which are in»
corporated ast‘parf ottfih ".vilOth'fNa
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ashore. secretly am;-
the armoredf
.sion of Loop last-riall‘theymund a cur- parish will entertain in an iterestingl
:ious shortage of wine in attention or manner, and a minstrel. show, with a
France wherewlno‘oi-dliiarilyils about sister 35 people. all possessing. excel-
kas plonttui 35‘ water. .. ' lent singing. voices, will be in the even.
val Air Servicc.,j;_qd peer: “tough r1191: one day a French shell landed 121g. An orchestra will furnish music.
‘ hidden». in Iantlcis inadvertently on what apeared
to he i and a most pleasant time is expectco. 3
ROME, July 14--A' conference ’- or
the mayors of Milan, Turin. Genoa,
Florence, Palermo and Naples 3.3haa >
been summoned to meet in‘ Roii‘io'« to“ 3‘
discuss meané for lining maximum prtgrv
cos on foodstuffs throughout Altal'y, am}...
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pen; Widens fof‘one toftiib points ed it. is cased in plaster of, patio and _, ,
not. thelhigh level occurred later. Tho‘rémovedl too. warehoufis‘olaome‘oi. the nation 0: the fact that they might in? thg‘grave of a French soldier, 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
closing was strong.‘ Bonds were bones are so h‘satry‘ltflatifltflreduirea helpful, notwithstanding: ill t the rploslo‘ “ as touowast b 3.19; 0 d folthfullygfor the 811009“ 39‘ i119 .
steady; . ‘ ' '. 'tour, men to littthonion ‘a‘truck. ‘7 :roads there werohpzthlni 5“ «allotments: 18‘“!- Th 06mm “"5" “nieiznmmenxi ,V‘ . ‘ ‘ '
mi its The oommitteein. charge is working-alter Precautionary mefifium. such 33;
” ‘ ' ‘ an. the prohibitions: thermom- 39:333.,
dungeon”! ' tie-,1 '
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