7 Wolvin. of Bridgeport, 1. the '
all Mrs. Richard Hendrick. of
. avenue. II I! m
Ire. James Hawkes. of Fourth .
“has returned from a visit with
..M us New York City.
In. William Hill, of Van Zant
' ”at, has returned to her home here
ms- visiting in Bridgeport.
Nouorou
I Frederick Webb has recently gone
into the real-estate business.
William Kllne, of Thomas street,
M'ucur‘ed a posillon with 8. Na-
m Water street, Second District.
Mr. '
- In. John R. L’Hommedieu, of 05-.
”avenue, is expected home today
'. MI I. visit with friends in Belle
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Mrs. Herman Punk and mother-in-
father. William H. Willmott, Thurs-l
daY. ’
Joseph Leestrang caught a .six-
pound blackflsh Wednmday, while
gflShlng at Peartree Point, ith
About fifteen local oystermen are Kelley. w 10"“
working the town's olster grounds
fl Gall Pasture Beach, at tuls time:
Mds oi! Long Beach are also be-
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T. A. Boyle expects to have his mo-
.torcycle out again soon. It has been
worked. -. "’
m ilaid up three weeks in the Stelling
In. and Mrs. Benedict, Mr. andiGarage'
“€3.11. Carl Wright and Mr. Bliss of ‘
James Bennett, who underwent a'
.minor Operation Thursday mornin
at the home of Mr. and Mr . . 8’
1 B ln-the Stamford Hospital, is improv-
Iflnt‘ Norwaik were callers. Sunday,
I’ ceived into the GompeILlfe guard.
1 law of Brooklyn visited Mrs. Puck'sI \
SAUGATUCK
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‘ Twa new members" have been re
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ficrman Lee hasgreturned from a
trip to London and is visiting with
hisparents in town .
The interior of the Fable building
on State street is being redecorated
by GeorgeWaahbumI .
Ray Beardsley of Stratiord. is;
spending the w'ek-end‘“with Francil
Wakemn of Myrtle avenue.
Fred Kemper cut his toe while
bathing yesterday and wast treated by I
Caretaker Dayton at 'the emergncy
hospital.
The Saugatucks are arranging lorl
a game with a fast Bridgeport tea'm
to be played at the Connecticut Com-
pany’s lot on Sunday afternoon.
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About 60 members of the Temple‘
Lodge, F. & A. M.. enjoyed a shore
street Thursday evening. An enjoy-I
'ahle program was carried out and1
the members responded to
and sang several songs.
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automobile driven by Mrs Frank M.
Mclaury ill front of the Postofllce.
Wednesday afternoon. He was not in»:
lured and the machine was not dam-i
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A motorcyclist was struck by uni
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Wrap Rusnoe.—Ncw Canaan Adver-.in to 'di
floor. . l g p' y' .
“James Kay,” 3 New York tug, was
in the local harbor today. The “Kay"
I Will W the “E. R. Kirk," to Ne ew
2‘, York. ‘where the schooner will under-
no repairs before taking on a ship-
meat of lumber for Bridgeport.
There promises to be a large num- I
or East Side entries in the big
Mr carnival, which, tomorrow, will
, ‘ held at Roton Point Park under
- e auspices of the Rotop Division of
. desiringét’p participfite in y au-
Idle Save 5. A M time lsi sxptkted. m
1- l” .321..-“ . .......'.‘.§1lfi.§'i...TbQ not. enrolledsbouli lveI
oral or wrrtten application.
«vile end son, who left Thursday
night. He will visit his former home
1mirondale. {)th also.» He aspentIed
to'be gone at least a month.
The registrars of voters will be in
session in the Town Hall on Friday,‘.
August 6. and Friday,
from 12 in. until 9 p. m.. for the pur-‘.
pose of __enrollln'g names of electors
Afllolsy party of joy riders, from 1 ,-
' unlock Inntil'l E30 o'cloc made lit *7“-
decidedly unpleasant i'r residents Mrs David ”“69“ 7‘" (laughter:
meal- East Washington street who do ”Haw MIT“- May "Miler. and grand-
hired to sleep. The license plates ““31““. Mabel, tOKet'herI with Mr.
were covered up II, when neighbors and Mrs James BM‘“ and family and
' M0 an attempt to leg", the- cat’s Elbert Bates, have just returned from
timbers to report- to police head- an “Slim“? tour through New Ens-
quarters.
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. ~' ’ . ,1” Salmon. Lake George,‘ Adiron-
Lest night Miss Elsie Walsh, of 54 ducks A‘usable‘ chasm and down «
street, entertained tWenty-on'e throusll Vermont“ 'New Hampshire
_ , «1% r friends, and the gIatherlng and the Berkshires. .- :’ .
;“ d a merry one in every wav.' I
,I‘Thele was in very pleasant some] The 0339 0' Herman Feinberg of
m with vocal and instrumental Noroton. who was arrested July 22,
"We Cake and ice cream were for abandonment and nan'support of
paired. A feature of the occasion his Wife was brought up in court
w the giving of a linen shower to Thursday afternoon, but discontinued
m charming hostess. Although talc-g until August 27 at 2 D to. He is still
by surprise at the many beautlfu] Gill 0“ it $500 bond. Albert PDllllDS
and useful articles spread beforol heriOY Stamford Will appear for the de-'
m she thanked the fines”; moat; fondant and Grand Juror William H.
. my Miss Walsh will be married Willmott, assisted by Attorney Mat-'
.lli August 17th to Joseph Lauren thew F.Kenea1y of Stamford will ap-
'Btewnrt, of Tonoka, Alberta Province, pcar for the state. The postpone-I
moods, and will go there to ma.“ ment of the case Will give the state
her future home .tlme to get its witnesses.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church held a
lbusiness meeting Thursday morning,
z followed in the afternoon by an alum-
,inum demonstration, in the church
J ikitchen, of the Wear-ever cooking
.utensils company. The demonstrators
were W. H. Penhallow, T. W. Harris.
:.M Butler Blanchard and ~Roy R
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Rowayton Baptist Church ——The reg
mar services will be held in this
Tchurch during the month _I_of August
1 m1: cordial invitation is extended to Wheel" The WW0” 0'1 the exhi-
«5i; people in the community to attend mm“ was principally to 31‘0" the
she services of thifchurch. The serv- quality of the ""10““ aluminum 31‘-
» on Sunday, August 1 as follows ticles. Refreshments were served
”:15 Morning prayer meeting in the and each lady was presented with an
My School room; I10: 30 Morning aluminum saucepan ~ '
Whip with a short sermon to the‘ . --—--—
when on “The Seven Cash ” and the1 A“ automobile driven by Maul-lilo
m morning sermon on “The 1333053110. 8 Stamford undertaker,
(situation 5 Marks " This service will ran. down fifteen-yearn“ Stephen
II followed by the ordinance of The KOVRSh 0‘ Railroad avenue, Thurs-
and; Supper 11:50 The Bible School-i day. about 8: 45 a m on the Posts
session. 6: 45 The Union Service 0: Road between the school house and
4h C. E. Society and the Epwurtn. the bridge. Young Kovash was rid-
Show at the M. E. Church, Topic:!lng .on a bicycle, and was steering
“A tromise: of Protection " Psalm BLIwith one hand and carrying a pail of
7:39 pervIlce for evening worship with milk in the other. Both were going
mm sermon on “Elijah on Mountltnwards Norwa‘tkr Another automo-
Mellfl This is the second in B bile was moving in the opposite dir-
”is. of, sermons on "Mountain TOD cotton. The. road was slippery. Mr.
M" Wednesday at 7; 45 midweek Imgostlno seemed to lose control or
m for conference and prayer. D0 the steering-wheel for just an instant
.. till to be present. ‘t—biit long enough to hit the boy. The
Wynne being made to swamp wheel Mild egos his chest
j, seminar on, as Lamar-Taboo: three inéh'és and the middle,
gender and Baffle“ .3” being a“ but, on examinating him, Dr. House.
1“” whose cacti the- boy was taken. in
-: r indenting: machine. feud no brok;
.len bones or internal Wes. In tact...
,the'ébey was not enough but tokeep
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“ Rev. S. E. Lawson expects to leave,
for Salem, IIOhio,"iI‘nIeeday, to join llisl
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land and New “York state. They went;
aged. According to witnesses the
motorcyclist was entirely at fault. ;
The Eleazor Parmelle, jr., premises;
in Greens Farms were sold yesterday;
to Leonard ii. Gault. The property}
contains 65 acres and several'ibuild-1
lugs and is one of the best pieces of,‘
:fnrmlng land in this section. The ask ‘
lng price for the property was $20, 'I
000. ‘
up . -Iv ’. p .T' . .2, ’-
The contract price is 26. 000,-
which 21000 will be paid by the town .
and was appropriated at a town
its, held two months ago. {My
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client company has bé’gb’h" '
ork of laying new ties and
oil the hill and will 1111 in the inioe'
with concrete _
,‘Mlss llaIrjorlo’splcér. s ppfiular lo.
cal girl, was stricken with appendi-i
cilia at her home Wednesday after-
dinner at the Compo lap on State I
saruanav, 111ml 5;, 1,915
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RED TA‘
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is in full axing and the people of The Norwalks and ‘
vicinity are taking advantage of the bargains we
. ofl'cr. 9.. g. 1 ', ..
Come in and look around. )Iou will be surprised at the low prices we have put on the Red Tags. ..
We had a'big stock to start with, so there is plenty of good bargains yet. 1’ .
MEN'S SUITS. 1 KNICKER SUITS. WASH SUITS.
P ' P '
£321.13“ Sale 3:; I 5 to 13 Years- $1.00 Wash SuiIts . 790
$15.00 Suits $10.85 33-50 Stilts ----- . ----- 32-45 $1.50 Wash Suits "l' """ $1” “ ' ~'
$18.00 Suits $13.35 $5.00 Suits .i........... $3.85 , :24” wash 3“!“ """ $"45 ‘1
$20.008uits 5.4.35 isosceles .. was 3'“ “h ““8 -- 5‘35 , .1
' $25.00 Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18.85 33-50 Suits ------ - - - - - -- -$5 85 Some Broken Lots at One-half “i
$30.003uits.... ........$22.85 $10.0oSuits.... $7.85 Price. , ‘7.
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BROKEN LOTS IN BATHING SUITS ,AT ONE-HALF PRICE MEN' S $10. 00 RAIN COATS $6 85 3'
FANCY ’ISHIRTS. 15c Hal, “IXMERY' 9c STRAW HATS
groonld‘fglieeeesks‘htltts“ . . . .. 39: 5°C Silk, Half Hose . . 39¢ Entire Stock of Men's Straw :.
3‘ 0- ”Si: If“ M: m m ' $8.119 soc Four-in-Hands ..... 1 . 39¢ Hats at Halffpme‘
'5 . 3‘ Sin :5. Kavanauzh’s soc Balbriggan . A" orna‘gx” sSurnmerI H3“
‘ ‘ ' Underwear..............39c c.
$2 00 Slat “Id Manhattan I53“: goo Porous Underweacv” . . ~39c _
$350 and $3 75 Silk Shirts 32. 65 "°° 1’3““, Um" 5““ ‘- 79‘ . HAN'DKERCHIEFS. ,. .1
$5. .00 Silk Shirts . . . . . . . . $3. 65 50:31:: . . . . AthlelchUndfrggc 15c Handkerchiefs ... . . . . . .. go" ’
BLACKANDWHI. . “ 1 ' ' ' " 1
ourmolrnobglrfgmp: $4“ Tfmm' 3" $2455 _ 3171:: 211:?” BEACH 511$;-
. $3.00 Tromm- $2125 . $5..» and $5.00. Trousers -- $385 ‘~ Sic-mSuits 53135 i
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some NORWALK.
NEVER oecewe AN ANIMAL. .
in Farm and Fireside. appears the
noon. She how lies in the Norwallt Nature Produced It and Science Has following. advice as to the training of
Hospital where an operation was per-
termed on Thursday. She is resting!
comfortably, although not yef out of'
danger.
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The in t .
os complicated manufactur»
ing plant that ever existed in the hu-
body as controlled under the
.anlinals:
“You never can train a colt, a calf,
or am animal. wild or tame, unless
you win its entire confidence and at-
fection. To do this you must never
noun
1 limina to uvin State
Work pre ry p g .SClentliic management of the brain deceive it, not even for fun. mlaysI
lsfiéet bill is well under way today. i
It was begun yesterday linden the
direction at State Highway Commie-i
sioner Bennett and the street is
’closed, tratllc being dotournd south
;on Riverside avenue to the shore
road. The old macadam surface is
torn up and the road being mded,
preparatory to laying a concrete base.
Yellow bricks will be laid and when
finished it will be the best paved sec- ’
tion of the state highway. l
‘FRANCE ISSUES
i . OFFICIAL STATEMENT,
i P\RIS. July 31, 2 :35 p. 111.:—
The French War Office this af-
tcruoon gave out a statement on
the progress of hostilities which
reads as follows:
l “German aviators this morn—
Iing bombarded St. Poi- Eur-\lcr
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and Grin clm‘ies At the first place
ond a chlld was killed. .
“111 9111019 in the vicullty of
lSpuchcz and on ‘the Labyrinth,
there \\ as last night intermittent
rifle fire and cannonading, but no
engagements of infantry.
“In the Argonne, at the cross-
ing of the road from Scrvon to
Bagatelle with that which runs
from Rayon to BmarviIlle, the
explosion of a German mine yes-
terdav was followed by a fairly
spirited fight, in the course of
lwhlcll we succeeded m occupying
'the excavation made by the ex—
plosion.
“SOme bombs have been
throun down by avlators of the
enemy on Nancy. The material
damages were insignificant. One
of the GermanrmaChilIles, struck
by shells from our artillery, was
compelled on its return to Come.
down between the French and
German lines The aviator silo“-
plane was brought to a point near
our trenches.
bombarded ’~’ ‘
no damage was done: at the sec-flute no attention: must have auto~'
{matte control and contain its own mo-
needed' in escaping. but the acro- ’
“Schlucht Mountain 13 being
and nervous system. No history ever protect it and show that you love it. -'
boasted a more efficient producer
plant for converting fuel into energy.
,No plant ever had so well designed a
.pumping system nor one so perfect
for the disposal of waste and sewage“
Talk of heating and ventilating, up to
date or inter-department telephone!
The best that our modern science can
put into our shops is crude indeed as
compared with that furnished by the,
Great Designer. Suppose'r‘tbat you'
went to a pump manufacturer with
the following specification.
Wanted, a pump- with capacity of
oneouarter gallon a minute to handle‘
warm. salty fluid, to work for seventy
years night and day without a shut»
down, at the rate of seventy strokes
per minute. Must be, guaranteed to
operate for the full period of time‘
without repairs or adjustments, to re-
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live power and must have a duty per
.million foot pounds superior to thel
best triple expansion high duty unitl
ever made.
Do you think the manufacturer:
would bid for the job? If he were a
timid man he would probably agree
with you and tell you to come around
next week meanwhile edging you to-
ward the door before your insanity
took a violent form, or, if he were not
afraid of lunatlcs. he would say, ‘You
poor bug, such a pump as you speakII
of never existed nor ever will. except
in the brain of 'a perpetual motion
freak such as I see before me."
Which shows how much he knows
about it, for both you and he carry
just such a pump around with you.
and each of you think too much _
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FOUR“ AMERICANS SAID ,
.TO HAVE BEEN KIILILED
your possession to sell it for any ,- 1
'money. ~Johlr H. Van Devehter in
“'The way to a man's heart is
through his stomach’ and the road to
the affection of an animal is by way
of its taste.
“An apple, a bit of tender grads or
some tasty bit will soon make friends
with it, and kind words and petting
will make it a loving and obedient
frlend.
THE REWARD 0F. DEMERIT.
“Doctor,” called the small boy.
;“oome"hp to our house quick!"
"Who is sick at your house?" ask-
ed the doctor.
‘Everybody but me. l'd been naugh-
ty, so they wouldn't give me any of
the nice mushrooms pa picked in the
woods "——Lsdies Home Journal.
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Registrars of Voters
NOTICE
The legal voters of the ThirdI‘Vot-
ingI District of the Town and City 0! ‘
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
Registrars of Voters of the‘Third Vot-
ting District or the Town and our of
Norwallo will be in session at SIelser' s
Bullerl Shop,
bridge, East Norwelk. on Fridays.
Auguatsand 13, from 12to9p. in.
for the purpose of receiving applica-
tions (or caucus and regstrs'tion.
,KlHNI. DUNNING. ,
ALBERT W. ELDRIDGIE.
District of Town and City of Nor-
walk
East Norwalk, July 31,1913 ”I‘ll
Op , .
I'HORE‘ DINNERS AND m
KINDS OF SEAL FOODI,
' COOKS O ORDE
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Washington street
Registrars of Voters of Third Voting V'
I' thus. 1+1 lire is out;
bow-thus 1—1~1-1..vv_ater to be .shut
bit. A third or more alarms indicates ‘
Wiping, Hill and Belle“ St.
1 Uni P k ' ,
alone. lend
That
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:ItOWAmJN FIRE ALARM BOXES.
0‘. 1'
12 Highland m. to N. at. N. H. G:
’ H. R. R. .
18 literary Blair: and Bell Island.
.14 Pine Point and Roton Point
21 Long Island gIflound "to‘McKinley
3‘; .
22 Pennoyer at. to, Crown it;
at Cross St. to Railroad
24 Railroad to Bmoknide '
I‘benflal." McKinley St. to Penney-I
or (West Side)
15 White Bridge north to Brooksid'c
18 White Bridge 8. E. to: Long Island
. Sound
l7 willie Bridge. s. w. to rang mm
Sound;
One drone of bell at odd titties in-
dlcstes testing; twp shakes of balk--
“Ir-loll! (limo,
15 Cor. Main and wall so. .4“ .~
21 Borden Ave. and union Pli'oe
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
that certain chic and style
so much desired by
all good dressers.
reason why ;
all first-class ‘
dressnlakcrs
use them.
V . Style and Economy
are twins in
PlCTORlAL .
anvmw
narrows
four strokes of 1
{WWW FIRE W1nom1
to your dress
is the
:I; ‘ The I .
. Slllllllill 115111th 1111011 "'
coal—toe. ‘ ~ . and -
221.... ~ illfillS'i 11111111113
‘ now on sale. *
James Dannelly
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
33 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
34 Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
38 West Ave. near Armory ,
38 W Crest and Stevens 8t.
41 Cross St. and Wilton Ave.
42 Main and North Ave.‘
43 France St.
‘2 Main and Catherine Sta.
b3 New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair St.
a Chestnut near Summer 8t.
55 Main St. and Union Ave.
62 On the Green. ..
63 East and Lincoln Aves.
*4 East Ave. bud Dnsimm Lane.
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.zTQ neglect to read the Sentinel
"Furnished Rooms". advertisements I
may mean that you'll ’pay more than 1
is necessary and get less than youIII
[should hsvd
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Floral Tributes, ,orlgiusl ae- I
signs. Casket Covctmgs oi ram
beauty.“ Moderate prices. Pl'Iof'np 1.
service. Telegraph communion-I .;
tiou wit leading florists in prln- ..
cipal cities to the Umtcd States. '
Norwalk Chronicler