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Mlle, Burglan and Conipensa- ‘
V 1 Rents, Real Estate, Shore;
e'Country, to rent and for
Members Will Consider Plane.
WASHINGTON, July 24 .-—-Founal
program for national defense.
l‘aylor 81 Golden;
m NORWALK TRUCT 60 president has written to the heads of
' BUILDING j the war and navy departments for re
“30 ‘ports on the subject, pointing out the
lnecessity for working out plans for in-
creasing the efficiency of the military'
Kiss Nona F.Rawle,1 left £011.11 for
blew Jersey, where she 11111 enjoy the.
arms of the government.
it end.
House statement follows:
‘The president has been considering
every phase of the matter of national
defense and intends immediately on
his return to Washington to confer
11itlr the secretary of 11‘a1. his purpose
being to procure information on which
tense."
Captain l. Payne, of Washington
treat, is spending a pleasant visit on
pg Island.
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ernmellt.
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Members of Lincoln Council, No, i,
U. A. :M., held their regular routine
ousiness session last night.
to Germany the president had decided
to hasten the reports and recommenda-
. lions being preparod'by the war and
The annual picnic of Fur'eka Lodge,
1. 0.0. F.,11ill be hell ctr Tuesday sarv
next, at Rotorr Point Park. f we emp'gencv ”039'
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:nenr' the Noroton switch. At the office
I August Wichmann, 0f Elm GTOV“. ‘5 of the trolley company this afternoon
:‘hetptng out {0‘18} in “‘9 N9“ York'it was reported the car had left the'
. "Market, 0“ “3‘1““ng S‘Tt‘t‘l- tracks only about three inches. No
V " W 'one was hurt nor was there any dam:
age as a result. ,
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.Miss Marlon Buttery and her moth-
_ or went to New Haven today to spend
ilweek's vacation with an aunt.
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K/AIN HECKLING.
Mrs. William F. Ram 01 Burritt are 1 (mushrngton‘ star.) ‘1 l
ue, 15 the guest for a week of rela Mrs. “illram H.111 mpson, wr e
”rm. and friends in Springfield Mass of Chicago’s new 11111,v,or did much:
to help her husband 11min
Kenneth MacKenzi'e or Mrs Thompson in the days when
:fiiort will speak tomorrow night it was deemed nnwomanly to want:
.061?“ at the twilight service 111 to 1',ote was once prevailed on to
make a suflrage speech She. spoke:
, ________ super'ybl) but in the-gridst of her arm
.Téhlomw' in -their quarters onigunienl 3 you‘ll “ii gdl‘elte'
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"moon Place, a jolly Clambake will: yelled:
1enjoyed by the'members of the is- ' “Don't you wish you were 11
bode Club. A big time is anticipated..1 1mm “" -
“'Dont you?”. said Mrs. Thompson,l
_ «“Wo‘ods Mobiletie.” The light carlrtnd wont right on with her argu-i
"with ‘big car features. A year ahead of ment again. ’ . I
its fleid. A motor car fer everybodym A ten minutes later the lreckler'.
, ‘Price 8380. i‘ L. St. John. Sales Agent having reco1ered, tried another bouti
Steamboat place ‘ r with the fair speaker. . |
'1. -———- ,1 “'Dont 1'0u think mothers oughti
, The Sentinel is informed by Floyd to stay home with their clilidren?"l
' ’Comnvthat in the accident to Miss Em- he demanded. . ,1
i!“ F- Byxbee, the woman was not de-' 1-1 think," said Mrs. Thompson”?
~éapltated.’ Death W35 caused by 3 "that children ought to stay bomef
fracture at the base of the skull. ;1vifir their mothers :1 ;
"—"‘ ' And then as well as the applause
Tomorrow1ior the first time. the would let her, she went right on‘
new score board donated to the LOCK-l again. ‘ i
add A. A. by Henry S. Lockwood, of; .
"this city, will be used in the game ire—l ONE WAY. l
we.“ the Springwoods and I‘OCR‘l “Kissing is not the. only way of;
cars. Lcatching disease," says a Kansas
:physician. 'But does he know a bet-ll
Tennis playing started this after I,” way? \ .
0911 in the nratches between the Nor—r . _____.____L_____
walk Country Club team and the Beaw' , SMILES.
or Bill contingent from \‘ew Haven. I that dog of yours intelligent?”
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lPreIident Wilson and Hi- Cabinet
lannouncement was made at the Whitel
' House today that the president on trial
- ireturn to Washington will confer with.
Secretaries Garrison and Daniels on all
The White ‘
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'he can formulate a sane, reasonable:
and practical program 0-; national de—‘
Although nothing was stated oflicitil—.i
1y concerning the purpose of the: gov-1
it was hinted oliicially that:
with the dispatch of the emphatic note‘
. navy departments for the regular ses-'
sion of Congress, so that all the neces.
information might be available,
~Dancing. Compo Beach. every TROLLEY JUMP-s TRACK.
, l‘ueaday, under liranagernent of Miss A Norwulkvbotlnd trolley, shortly,
".063": past noon today, jumped the track
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Shoulders 122,0,
Native Cabbage, lb. ». 2c
East India Tel. co.
TELEPHONE 371 125 WASHINUTCN
Watermelons
ARMOU'R'S
SMOKED
STREET.
EThe City National Bank
CO-OPERATION - .
importance to us,
it is, of supreme and an essential factor in
our success, that the business of our 'individual clients pmsper and
enlarge.
To this end the officers of this Bank take a personal interest in
the affairs of those who make 1 their depository.
ll'hen opportunities arise for cooperation, it is offered will:
inglr. There is no guesswork in our warrant, no doubt in our guar-
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FROM
A COAL
Pocket,
Coal
is automatically screened and
delivered into your cbal bin
absolutely dry and free from
dirt
GOOD COAL delivered from
a coal pocket is the best cool
satisfaction one can buy.
1T cosrs 110 MORE 1.
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THE scum noes/111.: We sens-mu.
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Red 03k Coal
$6.50 for cash '
Lehigh 56-35 M cash
Tire Wm. litiron Co. 1....
3 Rowpn St. ‘ E. Norwalk.
Why Not
«Be Stylish
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l Clip on and off with one hand.
1 Come in and see them. Eye
11 troubles should be atended to at
once. Delays are dangerous. should
1 you need the services ofa firso
class optomerist or Optician, con-
sult
William J. Moore
Optician and Optometrist,
Keelera Building Walhington 8t.
3 Stores
in one
:STERLINGuw
stai
TRUE TO ITS NAME. us to
ci_i_ml£>___
Couch Hammocks
Have you a couch Hammock
on your Porch ? ._
If not, why not? You rrtall) do
not know what you are missing.
for the next four months the
pleasure of li1ing on }oulr porch
is beyond your imagination. ' At
the 'prices that prevail now they
are within'i'hc reach of' cverv-
one. ‘
Couch Hammocks Ranging in'
1 —price from $3.95 up to $18.00
Tree hammocks 95c to.$4.00
Extra Special
15C'Fiber Chair Seat in sizes of IO, 12, ‘14, 16 inches, re-
inforced with heavy wire cloth, making them strong and
durable. Special price Friday and Saturday. 10¢ each,
111ml 3 for 25¢.
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'gredient.
fruit syrups. 0111' chocolate is be“
coming famous. Have you tried
«to buy good coal tram our coal
pocket than to buy coal from
elsewhere '
The only Coal Pocklg inSo. Nor-walk.
PLACE YOUR COAL ORDERS . NOW—TAKE: AD— ,
VANTAGE OF THE SUMMER PRICES.
Cali, write '0? phone, our representative will call to see you for,
your next winter’s supply. You are invited to visit our yards and"
see the advantage of buying coal from 11 pocket. 1:“ NE 73;,
HARRIS 8t GANS Silikrfoafviljx
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SECOND .. ANNUAI-
SUMMMER SALE
Special Bargains in Every Department.
new
HANDSOME EMBROIDEREo
‘Bureau Scaris and Pillow .‘Slrams1
REGULAR so GENT VALUES.‘ Special 25¢ Ead‘
The ROLLER 5r—10f25c STORE
So. Moi-walk. 2852 80 Molnar.
HELD FOUR COURT CLERKSHIPS
NEW LONDON, July 24 .—John Cl
wooo CHOPPER FOUND MUR. ’
DERED.
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AT' ONCE.
it? DeKlyns ice cream served
take home. Try our Soda .and
convince yourself that it is the
best in town.
The Norwalk Drug C0.
- H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
8 No. Main St 80. Non-talk.
tumours
Our new line of aurzimer middle:
has Just come in. Varied styles in
Galatea cloth in plain white, or
white with red or blugtrlmmings.
$1.00
A new novelty in middies is made
of line repp m‘plain white. pink.
blue or green with white collars
and lacings.
Special at .................. $1.50
, J. 1. male
,' usually interesting
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:11. Served in main dining room.
' —NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
CANDY
Boanons.
out 101: to $1.00 per box.
,' - 82 Washington Street.
.SOUTH NORWALK
‘ Avoid
articles of value.
vaults.
very nominal,
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a‘Stlllson-Powell Commotion ,
CT
“ Hoyler's assorted Chocolate andl
Foss Quality Chocolates
' be game promises to b5 more than “Yessuh,” replied Erastus Pinklev.
U‘He kin do everything but talk, 1111‘
sometimes when he's been out
.wit’ me in do evenin‘ l'se kind 0‘
Ladies Grill and gentleman! mucuslteered dat he might take a sudden
Nam open until 11' 30 p m. Popular‘notion to do dat."——thshington Star.
prices Table d’hote lunch fifty central
.11: 30 to 2 p. in. Table dhote d111ner,j
soventy- -fi1'e cents, 6: 30 p m. to 8 p
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Worry !
‘l i We have provided a‘cconnnodations in cur safety
‘ deposit vaults to care for silver or other bulky
You may avoid the worry and care of the safe- ,
keeping at such things by deposning them in our;
The weekly or monthly charge for such service is
South Norwalll Savings Bank
Open Monday ,evenings' from 6 to 8.
“Have
cooks ! suppose?"
"The cooks would be all right if'
i could only get the necessary sup
plies."
“What do you mean?"
”Well. last week I had a Southern
ammy who was a fine possum art-
list, and this week I got a‘ Finnish
cook who is-
dishes."——Louisville Courier-Jorunal.
Averill. who is about to retire from
into London county, has had a remarkable
career. He was appointed to his first
clerkship in 1881
. the Supreme Court of the county. "In
with 1886 he was appointed clerk of the
Civil side of the Common Pleas Court
and later to the clerkship of the Criml
nal side.
These clerkships gave him the
unique position of holding four clerk-
slrrips at the same time. Bdilce 1907 no
lras only held the common pleas clerk-
ship. He says he intends to ‘spend the
remainder of his lifeJrée from official
cares.
plenty of trouble
strong on reindeer
' INHALED GAS, IS DEAD. ‘
WILLIMANTIC, Conn, July 24:—
Mrts. Margaret McGlone was found
dead in her home here Thursday from
inhaling illuminating gas. She had
during the night put a kéttle of water.
on a gas stove to heat and had then
lain downto rest. Later the kettle
boiled over and put out the flame oi'
the. stove. leaving the gas free to fill
the room and asphyxiate the sleeping
woman. She was” about 55 years old
and lived alone.
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1 HAMDEN TRACKS, T0 REMAIN.
HARTFORD, July 2'4.-—-Tlie Public
Utilities Commission? has sustained
the appeal of the Connecticut Com-
pany from an order or the Highway
Commissioner concerning the reloca-
tion, of the company’ 3 tracks on Whit-
1 avenue, Hamden." .' This means
but the tracks will remain where
V ey are, exceptnthat miner changes
may be made, consistent with a side
location“
_ Icon. and put I. match
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the Court of Common Pleas of New '8‘"? Th“ 63".“ 9““ Coulr N“
Have Been Acetdentlll. :
erLrnAN'rrc, July 23. «liner 1111'
when given the autopsy performed yesterday on the
clerkslrlp of the Superior Court and oil body of Louis Fayette, a wood chop-
per who was found in a lot with a'
deep gash in his head and an axe ly- l
lng nearby, Medical Ex’liminer L. I.‘
Mason, expressed his 'unoificial belief
that the blow that caused death~_ioould
not have been accidentally inflictedn
The autopsy showed, he said, two
fractures of the skull, and he does
not believe there could have ,been'
force enough behind the blow it it
were accidental, to have caused these
wounds.
' Corbner A. G. Bill of Killinglynwhoi
was here yesterday investigating. left
last night for his borne. He said he
would await the medical examinefix
formal" finding before taking further
action. . . -
. Chief of, Police Richmond believes
that the man met accidental death.‘
He points out that from the position
in which the body was found, the
nature1‘0f the wound, and other minor
details, it was probable that he acci-
d‘entarlyl'cut himself while felling “a
tree. No motive for a crime is ap-
par.ent The- ’Chiet, however, is male
ing a thorough investigation.
Fayette was 67 years old and Came
from Montvllle 'FIe leaves his widow
and several children. i
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DIED FROM BU RNB.
HARTFORD. 001111., July 24. ~Osca‘r ‘
Johnson; employed as a gsrdner for
former U. IS. Senator norm G. Bullie-
lay at Fenwick. died tut night 111' a .
. hospital here as tho result of burns 111-1
celved when a toy Fourth of July bah
loon exploded. J ohuon found tire im-
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Have you
that
Field Glass
you needed so much while
he
See
what is going on about you.
away last year? Don't“
' withotit it this summer.’
We have Field Glasses and
Telescopes of all kinds and at
"1 prices to suit all.
THAME}:
Oculllm, Optometrioto, Opticians,
87 Atlantic ,Squarc, Stamford, Ct.
Open Saturday Evenings. End”?
1 So‘iiiething rune Than:
at the fountain or in boxes to
GOOD HEALTI-lFUL DRINKS"?
at our!
‘-fonntain rs healthful in every in-t
We use only the bestl
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129 WASHINGTON STREET .
‘ opposite lloyl’s Theatre
Phone 105
Floral Tributes, original oc-t
Signs. Casket Coverings oi rare,
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
Service.
YORK.
cipal cities in the United States.
South Norwalk Florist
3 So. Main St. So. Norwalk Ct 'r
Phone 364
6:30 p 111
George F. Footc, General
'PORTATION LlNll.
SATURDAY, JULY 1P4, 11915
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
Agent
HE ANNINGJ. SMIT’H "TRANS
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JULv CLEARANCE SALE
Will Continue All Next Week.
_ This is a sale of present-day clothing necessities—Arti-
cles that women are wearing now—on their vacations or at
home. '
An Unusual Moncv Saving Opportl‘lnilil ,
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DON’T: MISS IT « i *.
Freight boat leaves Pior 27 East
Telegraph communica-‘mver' New York (foot of Catherine
tion with leading florists 1n prin Gt) "9" day ”cam Swan” “3 D
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to /'
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
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Our’Mid-Summer ,1
CLEARANCE SA“
offers everything you can wish for to fit your holtne from
cellar to attic. W‘ _‘_.; . , .
Everything here, no matter how cheaply 1011.19 of a
. 'vvorthy quality, up to date style, finish and con traction
and at a savings of from 20 to 30 per cent. saving: to you. ,
. Service, . 1. . ,
'1 Do you realize how much .5.
that means tip the cartoonists
ALI; Collins ca-
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Formerly known on Irl leper! Ronni Dyeing I. cit-ninth Co.
8m: Dunn, Movie. limit“ and Lou curt'nlnp Glenna .
Telephone 8700., : ,‘ .LYMII. crop. 208 State 81.. rlduoport .
ll Lynne Steam Dyeing Weaning Co.
Norwalk Chronicler