face or Caps, Double
Price.
‘ctdsstaeai‘aasurm?
"For Sale, . Bus1ness and.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thlspage. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Titties, 60c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In black-
WANTED.
..__w J
WANTED—YOU TO KNOW THAT
ave sell_fancy eggs. They are all
white,’ guaranteed strictly new laid.
.It‘resh from farm to your own homeu
(Prices reasonable according to
amount of order. Retail trade a“ spe-2
cialty. Phone 47-2 \IVilton. Woodworth1
Farm. 128 31'.
i
dress. Inquire Mrs Money, Belle Is-s
land. 1'28 3!,
_ ‘ l
WANTED—YOUNG MAN 1‘ FOR:
driver Apply Crescent Laundry. 1'283‘
WANTED—14 YEAR OLD GIRL
swould like to have a good place 391
Lowe street. 128 3t'
WANTED— UMBRELLA HOSPI-
Ital~manufacturers umbrellas and par-
‘hsols. Repairing, recovering,‘ neatly
done, Goods called for and delivered.
Suit cases and hand bags 2 High St.,
lMax Leltzman 127 St
W
GIRLS WANTED
Experienced on dresses, also those
experienced on Singer Sewing ma-
chines.
Hinh wages to eXperIenced girls.
Royal Manufacturing Co.
85 Washington St. So. Norwalk
:
1‘...
‘ LOST.
LOST—A some GOLD LAVAb
liere. betwen South Main street and
Palace Theatre; A s‘lin'a‘n‘a 11mins.“ '11
returned to Miss Hystt,“95 So. Main
128 3t
street. downstairs.
m
’ [[001 NOTICES
- District or ‘Norwalk, ss. 1
Court. July 15th,, A. D...19l5.
Estate of Anna Sush late of'Norwalk
In said District. deceased
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
rict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
[lowed six months from the date here-
pf tor the creditors of said Estate to
settlement.
[Those who neglect to present their so
ounts, properly attested, within said
Exhibit their claims for
time, will be debarred a recovery. Al
persons indebtedto said Estate are re
pusted to make immediate payment to
ALBERT SUSH,
15 22 29 Administrator
-— berts
Probate
- T6 LET.
TO LET—96 1-2 SOUTH
street. House, 14 rooms, suitable for ”1°-
2 families or funished rooms. \ewiy
MAIN'
papered‘and painted. Inquire 96 So. 1“
Main street.
1'29 31 .
k FOR SALE—A 30 FOOT GLASS
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—HUNTINGTON PI-
now in storage. Will take 81 a
a.»—
Iweek or cneap for cash. Address S
,this oflice 129 3t
m...»-
T0 LET—6 ROOMS WITH ALL cabin launch, raided deck, 10 H. P. 2
improlements. Rent, $15. Inquire a
Lawrence Real Estate or Frank 8 Speed 3‘30!“ 9 m
“MMNTED-COOK AND LAUN Signor, Milford, Conn. Phone 65.
HI
t cylinder engine, both almost
Address B. W.,
lie
siest.
27 South Main
new 1
unannnrunns
(Continued From First Page.)
need of coal for the successful
conduct of the war. He declared
I that events in the east meant that
a larger share than ever of the
burden of the struggle was to
be cast on the shoulders of Great
Britain and that the country must
pay the price of victory if it
Fmeant to be victorious. ' I
The German Imperial Chancel-g
lor, who returned to the capitalé
yest rday from army headquar-
ters, where he saw Emperor Wil-
liam, is in conference today, with
James W. Gerard, the American
lambassador.
ADVICE TO EMPLOYERS.
3t;
128
TO LET—FURNISHED. noon rN‘car.
desirable h
erences. 53 Ch
..
t
unfurnished. Also 3 rooms.
as.
FOR SALE—LARGE
good condition, cheap Apply
For gentleman. Ref- at 8 Rowan street, East Norwalk be-
tnut street. Mrs. «0-. tween 5 and 8 p. m.
TOURING
Compensation Law.
28 3t
, _. _ the state he issued the followingi
FOR SALE-FORD RUNABOUT statement, ailing attention
one condition. Phone features in the act. particularly
To LET~7 ROOMS AND BATH,,ln A number
latest improvements. Furnished
or unfurnished. Inquire 22 Burriit ave-I
127 3t
T0 LET—ROOMS ON PU
Phone 458.
avenue.IAll improvements. Inquire at
47 West Avenue, South Norwalk, or
TNAM
l
127 3t
o
Conn.
To LET—FURNISHED ROOM FOR
light house keeping. everything gas
electric lights, dishes. Central.
11 Havlland street, South Norwalk,
Tel.
127 3t
venlent to trolley and train. 1
avenue
board. Three minutes to shore. Con-
6 COVO
TO LETa-FOUR ROOM APART“
ment at No. 9 Ann street, South Nor roll, library privileges free.01d pianos
walk. Inquire No. 2 West avenue. ultaken in exchange. \i. Steiner! & Sons
iCo.. 915 Street. near State, Bridgeport,
—TO LET—~21 UNION ST.
Hotel: and Bailey Co.
‘\
apartment. Posseslon at once.
7 ROOMg Conn
The
126 if
abeth street. Tole. 1249-2.
To dds—5 ROOMS, CORNER sure
bank street. Rent 912. Inquire, 9,1011:-
123 if
with all improvements. 12
1‘ Store, 70 North Main street.
avenue. 5 rooms with improvements,
at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
improvements, 72 North Main street.
United Grocery 00., North Main St.
T0 LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE]
Lincoln
Inquire
walk.
Pleasant Hour, Loekwood's Hail.
iDorgt miss the great picture; of the
.“Eiisilalid Disaster”
First
the overturning of the big steamship
- in Chicago river last Saturday.
. FRIDAY:
‘_,The universal screen favorite.
' MARY PICK'FORD
as
“little Pal”
Auguit 2—Choily Chaplin Day at
The. management
of at
least five imitators or money refund-
Lookwood’s Hall..
guarantees the appearance
ed. Any disorder will be prosecute
to the full extent of the law.
..1 .
d only authentic pictures of
. To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT,
East Washington street. East Nor-
Partlal improvements, rent
$12.00; also 5 room apartment 39
Chapel street, Norwalk. Inquire 64
South Main street, or telephone 80..
129 if
PROFESSIONAL.
MRS. IBLANCHE FllTCi-l. ARTlS’l‘,
will, take a‘ few pupils. on and wat-
er colors taught. Studio, 31 Orchard.
' ’128 St
MISCELLANEOUS.
iTALIAN memes-Arne
mkg‘raduate from the University
at ltaly.‘ IAcensed in New York and
Connecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods:
99 Eiyavenue. Telephona_,315. :3 2m
sears
“I contractor. ~
d
‘ . . lndlall Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
1. .South Norwalk ' '
_ fl‘he Sterling Motor Co.I
Darien, Conn.
. Phone 179 .
(Automobile and Motor cycle
Re pairs.
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop.
4,4
Your
, compo BEACH
hascino
1 1 in its pavililoh
up to $15. 00
'1Phoue 8164. at Wood It.
* IALVATOR cnanlor‘r— GENES,
Estimates tlvonv'on“ '
sl'klnds‘ of contract work. Be sure .
to no: car estimate. We can save you
money.-
-c‘h0ice-.'"”oi
any Oxf0rd, value
or i 1072- 4.
furnished‘ _.
FOR SALE—ANDERSON 88 NOTE
mahogany case Player Piano.
Time payments. M. Stelnert at Sons
00.. 915 Main
Bridgeport, Conn
$300.
street, near
FOR BALE—MATHUsnEK UP
'rigltt piano, :95. Terms 31.25 weekly,
M. Stelth & Sons 00., 915 Main St,.
near State. Bridgeport, Conn.
127 3
128 3t
State,
127 3t
they affect insurance:
“The commission feels thatthe pub-
iic's attention should be again called
to certain features of the‘"compensa-
tion insurance law now in force in
this state. Presumably everyonI
knows that the amendments made
by the last general assembly took ef~
feet on May 20.
bliity oi the employer in many re-
t spects principally as to details of
FOR -8ALE~MAHOGANY CABINET
metmstyle Pinhole with $10 worth of
rolls. 989. Easy terms. M Stelnert I:
specific injuries. and as to medical
services which are now unlimited in
stead of being confined to thirty days
immediately following the injury as
“These amendments change the lla~ 1‘
Miss Mabel Stevens of Weed street,
'has been entertaining friends from
Stamford this week.
m
On Friday. August 6, the members of
the Conquest Bible class of the Meth-
odist church will hold its annual clam-
bake and picnic on the shore of Lake
Siscowit.
Mrs. C. Theron Raymond died at her
home on Railroad avenue, Tuesday
‘Imorulng, after an illness of nearly six
months. She was secretary and treas-
urer of the Ladies’ Sewing. Society for
several years. and interested in the
work of 'St. Mark‘s Church, of which
her father was rector from 1874 to
1819. She is survived by two children-
Miss Anita Hallam Raymond and AH-
Attention is Called to Changes MI fred Hallam Raymond, three sisters, Studw
Mrs. William S. Tagger! of Washing
The Compensation Commission of ten, ‘Miss Anne C. Hallarn or this town. Sturges.
and Mrs. Edward F. Burleson of Jew- '
to ”9'1 ett City. The funeral service will bei
“he“ in St Mark's Church Friday, at the accident that occurred at Maple
ZmeRevRHNeidewDDoiii
clatlng. Interment will be in the fam
lly plot in Lakeview cemetery.
Bil MADE 0f W000
lilifli 00 800000
Porting, of the Kansas City Federals.
has an unusual bat.
Ohio state penitentiary.
1'9 LET—FURNISHED ROOM Sons 00., 915 Main street, near Statia, was the case before May 20.
with kitchenette and side porch. Also Bridgmrt, Conn. 127 at "01' me twenty-s1 1 companies or-'
one single room, with or without
FOR SALE—ABOUAN PLAYER
piano, $395. New 88 note instruments
127 Bi at special terms for a few days only.
.....
127 iii
surance business in the state, only a
against the liability iflposed upon the
law. may person holding a
examine it and see whether he
71:60:21]
anteed tin made into leaders, han
made, painted inside, tin rooiin
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
56 Water St.
I share proiltli with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years was “he employee. the language oi Sec-
tion 2 of the statute as it now stands
should be carefully studied. A large
less
t gates to the conv
Phone 1106- 12
whether he Winsured against
present liability.
duestion of employers of less
a-
8.
persons employing
have taken on
number of
than five employee
NOTICE
EXCURSIONS
STEAMER NORTIHPORT
Between .,
ROTON POINT, VALLE
Boat Leaves Boat Leaves
j Boat arrives Boat Leaves
Fare—Round Trip, 50c.
GROVE AND NORTHPORT
‘ Roton Point. Newpo
11:30 a. in. 9:30 a. in.
4:00 p. in. 2:200 pm.
8:00 p. in. 6:00 p. in.
desire to have their employes protect-
ed in case they are injured.
notified as provided In Section 2 the
the employer has taken this
ance and that he has accepted the
Y
by a certificate that the policy is in
force. All of this
be done by the insurance agents.
rt.
but each of the commissioners ha
noticed that these reports which’wo
prepared and distributed some trm
'em—he seth ‘Kin 1 hey a kith?‘ an
The New Science
DEFINITION OF IrcHlROPRAOTlc.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
0rd. ..
M
i-rs sconce.
Mrs. Jones?
I never did,
ls
[simpll insured against liabilities as
they existed under file not of 1913, or;
his
lI
“in regard to the muchdlscti'ssed
than
contracts of Insurance because they
In all
such instances. the employer should
see to it that each of his employes is
insur-z
provisions of Part B of the staining
and he should accompany this notice
work can readily
probably in most instances will be,
she seth, ‘Yith you kin!'-——Yale Rec-
Woodles~Dld you ever know any.
body with as much sayoire fairs as
joint. He used it 20 years.
very small number- in- terms insurel George Perrirlg has had the club day evening, the concert was greatly
it with e.nJoyed .
"“3“de by the amendments 1° the him in a separate bat bag. George isi‘: .500 people were in the sq are. Ali‘ 0
com- in no llolent danger of nearing the side streets were lined with autumn“
[ionisation-insurance policy uug'llt‘r'fi WM mlt of messaging the horsehlde. biles, a great number coming from-I ,
Loren Delhridge, Jo l “I
POSTAL CONVENTIONS. l-u 'W‘J‘L Wleier and Miss .liudge‘ has; an
> iseveral ehcbffisW’I’nen
Post Office
seven sessions He carries
M"
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-————
Much Interest at Local
, In Coming Sessions.
There 3 is considerable
he id in September, but as vet del
The carrier.
held in Oniall't.
been decided upon.
contention “ill be
aNeb“ the first
Angeles, Cal in
1
Branch 57 of the United IAssoci
‘tlon oi‘ PosiOlIlce Clerks in ‘Los An attend. The bake will be held near
geies is making extensive and elabor- the old golf links and it is expected
“term!“ that the Wild West people will greatly
The enjoy themselves. The ‘show plays in
sessions of the convention are to be Stamford on Saturday and a number
and held in the banquet rooms of the H0 of the performers will journey dlréctly
tel Alexandria, the most magnificent. to the Gellatly farm, where they win
hotel in the west and the L09 ,Angel- be the guests of Foreman Tucker and
re es postciflce employee are making ar- his assistant, Mr. Townsend. .lt has
a rangemenis to take “Silo” through been persistently’rumored about town
'the city and the adjoining country on for the last few months that negotia
ate preparations for the
merit of the visiting delegates
S
KANSAS CITY, July 29.——George
It is made from;
a piece of wood. so the story goes.
taken from the scaffold iii the old
The wood was obtained by Per-I dim'
ring's father 30 years ago. The elder, ‘recently by Constable sturges.
t ti .Perring was ob all player of note and
ganlzed to transac conlpenss on in i had a but made of the stout hickory
intel‘es
among the clerks and carriers atthe
local poetofllce in the coming conven-
tions of the two national bodies to be
gallons ilav e notI
“9“" “’ swam" the 101 Ranch Wind West Show, will
and the clerks’ contention ulli be be a' guest of honor Sunday at a clam
held from September 6 to 9 in I‘M bake on the Gellatly farm. The entire
At the two conventions many ques- chase of the Gellatly farm to be used
tions of natural importance will- be as a winter headquarters. The farm
It‘mmldered including a pension svs- contains more than 1000 acres and
AND
SAUGATUGK
»i m
Judge Samuel A. Purdy is confined
to his home in’Compo with illness.
Stephen Mellnski of Norwallr, was
fined 31 and costs on the Charge of op—
erating an improperly lighted automo—
bileT'He paid.
i
A number of automobilists who were
arrested at different times and failed
to appear, will be summoned again by‘
the local authorities, It is expected
that the staterpolice will be asked to
‘locate some of them.
William Studwell 0! Stamford was
arraigned on the charge of violating
the muffler law and the charge was
nolled by Justice of the Peace Morton.
ell paid the costs of the court.
by Constable
lie W88 also al'I'ESlBu
State policemen are investigating
{avenue Saturday evening, in which.
two motorcyclists were injured, collid-
ing with an automobile driven by
George Godfrey of Danbury. John
Cosgrove and Julius Kovacs, the mo
Itorcycllsts, are at the Bridgeport hos-
John D. Slauy of Bridgeport appeal- !
‘lI ed from a line of $1 and costs imposedl
by Justice of the Peace Joseph Morton
on the charge of operating an automo- l
. bile with an open muffler Slady plead l
ed guilty. to the charge, but when he:
heard the decision be appealed immel
y. lie was arrested one evenlnsi
gun—-
A record breaking crowd attended}
the band concert in Hotel square Tues-I
It is estimated that nearly
nearby towns.
\songs.A1
“on...
the conclusion Mr. Lelbrldge sang'flij~
II,request “Silver Threads Among the:
t Goldz”; ‘ The Coast {Artillery Cot-psi
band, under the direction. of Paul G.
Gouldlng. played and responded witnI
esv erai encores on each selection. It
is believed that another concert will
9 be held in two weeks.
Jess Willard. the champion heavy
weight pugillst of the w,orlll now with
a;
3.
squad of performers and the Miller
a Brothers, owners of the show, will also
tions were being made for the pur
would be an ideal place for the show.
A section 0; it was recently leased by
:the show and broncos are being herded
IVaIIey Grove. Valley Grove. ago are not beingI used to the extent
12:30.1)- m. 10:15 a. m. [which we believed they should be'a ghtseelng iour. I
5:00 p. m. 2245 p. in. ‘used " i
9:00 p. in. 6:45 p. in. T'—“—"':
Boat arrives at 1 Boat arrives at , PR 3F POS'TWE ‘- tom for post-omce employee.
Northport ’ Roton Point Father—What did you and John]
_ talk about last night, dear?" l -
1:30 p. m. 711115 a. n. I Daughter—0h. we talked about our 1' . _
5:45 p. m. 3:45.11. m.I kith and kill. I i * -
9‘45 1’. “L 9145 P- 19-" Small brother-Yeth son. I heard Metal Plate
. . .. ,.. .
preferable to rubber when makln
artificial .Iteeth plates, for thee
and
Gold, silver or aluminum are
and pastured on it. Foreman Tucker
‘ of the farm is a former circus man.
“a. W
:1 ~0pportunlties—L-Read The South
1 ,
Preparation is half the bat-
tie-are you prepared to meet
the onrusil of the hot wave?
the right armor
W e have
here, all made
That means nothing better.
\Ne recommend a quarter-
lined, blue serge shit at $20.,
or a Palm Beach
$6.50 to $10.
Twenty other varieties, ally?"
reliable.
But don’t stop
side; to complete the equip—
ment here’s athletic under.
wear at 50c to $1.50..
Rogers 81 Steve,
Sou'fh Norwalk.
in U. S. A“,
suit at
. 1
At the out
0
Ba, er®CO
Ifailroad Ave.
Dorion
KINDS OF
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May!
SHORE DINNERS AND ADD
COOKED TO ORDER;
IOHN E. O’SULLIVA‘N, Props
Telephone Call, 730.
House
. ll '
SEA FOOD
Swim
Prices .
MEN’S
So. Nor-Wills, Ct.
1scl's classified advertisementm »
g
e
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease. is. caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Toodles~Fallh
United States Marshal Chester 0:
they say her husband made it 1.1-1...
pickles, too.~—-Ilisrvard Lampoon.
"reasonsi L First, cleanliness : sec
ond, healthfulnesa; third‘ strength
and durability. In is true A’such
,platos ,cost more]. than rubber, but-
ITelsphons 4785} ,
limbs.
. Chiropractors remove the cause
terns in your body.
of the spine.
giving the Chiropraot‘dr a chance
help you. 1
Magnetic treatments given also.
T I-‘Fl'illlms, D. C.
Graduate from Pahner school.
discoverer. ' .
, TPmbsbly s. lot of people with
later .life in the different. organs and
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-I
Female troubles
given special attention; also curvature
You will never regret
t ’ \
34 Washington 89-. So. Norwslk. Conn.
of
in Danbury in the Loewe suit. It
ed in Danbury and Bethe! the t
10
turn Lauder won the finals
tel-noon, defeating Mrs
Waugh and Ilarry Earle in stral
the
1
fought 'one. ‘ V .«l I
M
341...... nil lug lhka
our gwayeebnt 1:909? 1’. . . '-
. cooling! If yet "*1" .
1 fiOIWs'a't TN:
\
no
Mlddlebrook and Deputy United States
. Marshal Timothy E. Hewley, of Hart-
ford, yesterday. began to serve notic~i
es or foreclosure on the defendants
expected when their work is complet-
federal oiIlc‘ers will visit this city.
Miss Elizabeth Randall and Will-2
in the
‘ rnleIed doubles tournament at the
Norwalk Country Club yesterday 'af-
Robert
sets, 0—3 and 9—7. The match was
replete with good tennis and the lastI
set, that 1.11: to deuce, was a hard
tnit comes
they are proportionately better.
Buy This Brand of Ladies'
Bathing Suits '
$1 69 to $5. 00 '
Full Suits or coat Suits
CHILDREN’S SUITS ‘
50¢ to $300
BIOYS’ SUITS
25¢ 10 $1.50
. ‘ some $2. 25 .
A. llickcrman & Soil
Easy
sons ‘11,, .2.
ll. byline Steam Dyeing 81 Cleaning; (“.0 ‘
11 ...... BRIDGEPORT
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyslng 01 Cleaning new}
Sill: Dru-so. Gloves. Blankets and Laos Curtains Cleaned. *5
H. LYNOE. Prop. 999 Stats 9t. Drum
- Br. .I. ll. Mallory
” to South Main St. . Sn. Normals .
' House: 9 April. to 6 P.‘M
Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
7 to 9 p. m. Sundays by sppolnta
mont only.
furnishes estimates on all kinds.
lS
W0
M- ._...
Charla Chaplin Night
-—TI-IURSDAY NIGHT—4
‘AT-r-s
101011
IArtificlsI Teeth rank as one of the
- Inventions of the age,
OPEN YEAR
AROUND
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m ‘
m “-
Floral Tributes, original oc-
signs. Casket Coverings oi rare
beauty. Moderate priCes. Prompt!
service. Telegraph communica
tion with leading florists in min"
cipai cities in the United States. I
I.
ght
a
COMPO INN:
ano and Danes WI the Cannes—Orchestra.
'aJ—CAFE GRILL—=—
SHORE DINNER. SPECIAL
19 Noon to 9499 p.111 .-—Conimencing giddy 29.
-'-—-—--' in a u u I
‘I Olives, CelermMishIOI. Pickup. ,lLIttlo Necks, Clam Ghowd
. in Season, Parisian" Potatoes. Halt cold Boiled Lobster. 1(wa
Dressinfi Ralf Milled my New Boiled Potatoes.
W ESTPORT,
Connecticut
$5
v .
Norwalk Chronicler