I _g’t'!'
.William lt‘.'latnn1an_1.
LIFE. ACCIDENT AND
‘U't'ouoatLE INSUKANCE
OF ALL KINDS,
Bonds, Burglary and Compensaa
fion Rents, Real Estate, Shore.
and Country, to rent and for
Bale.
Taylor 8. Golden
pour" nonwnx must no.
ourmmq
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llEllllll l0 l’ltll’llS “iii
it Anyone tiai‘ Pulled Alana but
light lle Would llm Been
Eiectrocuied
1230] The exceptionally poor condition of
. Ithe uptown tire alarm system is said
1111' experts to be a menace to people‘s
[lives. Last night, during the rain
and wind storm, the fast-rotting wires
of the system broke, and dropped a
:short distance below, becoming en-
l NEW tangled with the wires of the U. E. L.
MW“ \\“. Company This ineant that
.- .._ ' .
Wallace 1’. \'0llme1,nf West are-
title, the state's younecst lu11 1el11s
Dpened his attire on “ashinuton
street in the [an ethics of Attoiiict
Telephone
tt'ict was charged with 2.11.00 volts of.
electricity. Ilad anyone pulled in an
alarm last night it is said it would
have meant certain dedtht’t t
1 lili'l 1- «nice. \‘i'. Bogatdus saidiltls’
'41
mMMhth
ctct‘y fire alarm box in the First dis 1:1
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New
East India Tea Co.
Potatoes 15,?”
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' YORK. l
Freight bout leaves Pier 21 pm i
Rim, New .York (font of Catherinel
fit.) every day except Sunday, at: p.
m. Freight mind It. Nanak unto .
5p. mandatSouthNomik up to
5:30 p. in;
George F. Footo, General Agent
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Ask for each priced for RED OAK
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PlAlGROIJNDS GWEN Still"
(if $500
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-findings aftei hearings in cases con VVidelegation composed 0: five members ’
1'3 Rowan St. 7111.441 Elsi Norwalk
JOSEPH LOSES HIS LICENSE.
.. . attains tonne
' 'j t ion 0111mm
Suspension.
1
Secretary of the State Charles Dl
Buines. \ionday issutd the tolloningl CAPE HAIWEX
Haiti, Aug. 3.~AV
cerning the infraction of the motor 1e ‘including the French “Chl’iShOp 0f
‘53 Grace \'. Howard. of Met'win
street. former stenographer
Vin the law otiicc of Attorney John J.
'Cuneo, on Washington street, has so
"cured a position with the Globe Ad-
gettlsing Mum-13 iii the
Corbett buildina.
iliiitm'll,
Frank Richardson, colored. of this
city, yeslciday while at work in the
VFert'irt (‘oai t‘mnpnny )ai‘tl, on Wash!
ington street, was struck on the head
with a lame lump of soft coal, a pair»
ful scalp wound being indicted. Dr.
L. M. Allen dressed the injury.
Sixteen stitches were necessary in
close an ugly gash inflicted on the
right side. of Emil Baxa, West Cedar
Street butcher, who Saturday, in
.alippine. off a box. caught himself on
It butche1' s sharp pointed hook.
Francis]. Bur.nell of South Main
'V ' Vstreet, attended the injured man.
.1
r t _ , President—~Fletcher H. Montgom . rout ‘the vicini ‘ iof
inability of New. \ork parties inter-i U'l‘lpA. N. ‘1'. Aug. 3 A meeting er u, ,. rid men M‘s't f the casgltics the General “seam” which Wm pro-
outed ‘0 be. on hand until thia‘Sept of the pieceworkers or the Reining-l 3" .. , . , loogt. ,.°“ V0 . ‘l vide the machinery For the new pro-
V'eniber term of the United States Qis- lion Arms and Ammunition Company "’°E'Pr°3'dV°“t—M~‘ J. Howard- " i were the rdtult of shrapne mmon VWV
V trlst court Attorneys Keogh Cnndeetof illon. who left their jobs vester Secretary—(diaries 137- Dllworth. iwourtdh. '
of Washington street; are interested;,t,u umu an agreement could be Treasurer—Chester 5- SHIN!“ ~ -—-—-‘ ,~--_-"‘—' THE OLD ELM TREE.
in the case. [reached overl the differenfetin Y’aiizesh, THE CARNIVALJOMMITTEE—Wli Steadfast and silent, ceaselessly
. , _...___._.__ was held th 1-1 incrn 11g 11 t e on ’ a readln and curving.
The YaCllt Elsa. Of the .\0i‘\1all( Vhan In “l0“. Rgporlq‘ of the commit. I TREASURER 3 REPORT: 0 . It lpaya bnfk “Vs Ieavos to ‘he Bun.
Yacht Club fleet and under command tees were receti ed relative to the 0011- Cash balance from 1914 Carnival ............................... SAN-30 breathing the deep breath of God;
of iCapinin Charles A. Mead. is 11011 ference held at the offices of the com ' Receiptl from 1915 Carnival. Air—swift or slow—blowing ori—
at. $tonington,— and the party on boardleuny yesterday, which was to the ef Deposited in Fairlield (‘ounty Batik ....... . ___________ $150537 beating its true path—~unswerv-
report that they are having a line' feet that no understanding could be Cash uSed'in Secretary‘s 0mm _____ pun? ........... 55.00 lug: ,
time. The weather has been far fromfrmched until the conference with , Air; soft “IV kisaing the veins
“:1“ anatheydhave had mostly 118:3; General Manager 0' of Tyler. A“ or Total receipts from 1915 Carnival ......................... ”560.67 where the sharp-footed beetle
ea :3 s. an an unuarn 3:110“ Ipresslon was given out at the meet’ . ________ hath trod:
{Slick 1:13:13; poblitevrmort ”2:132” 11:6. ‘mg that no drunkenness would be Total receipts ........ - .................................... $1,764.97 Steadfast and Spent, it breathes the
~ » - r p ' ' ioletnied of any kind. The meeting -~ deep breath of God.
Mead, of East avenue, will join the adjoutned until after the conference Disbursements. - '
Elscvparty on Saturday at Ens “filth Mr. TH” later in the. (luv. The From Fairfleld County Bank................. .........$1.367.00 With strength of long years cease-
’Greenwich. Long tlsland, and contin- . F at Se retnrv'a Ofllce. ..I ........ . ......... 55.00 '
total number of men Who have now 1‘0 C . . --------- lessly thrusting and pushing,
us the cruise during the balance of 0. .. . . ,
the month. 1°“ the" 10‘“ 15 “w on out as 2‘00 $142200 It drives its strong rootlets below,
V All feel confident ”I," a Satisfactory Total disbursements ................. . .................. . deep in the earth of its God;
. ___..—- .agrcement will be reached shortly. B t V) b it $342.97 Deep in the soft rich brown earth.
. —-NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO. ; V _____V_.,____.____V. alance O cat-1 on an ....... V ........................ . . where pure springs are flowing
, , .' Aladles' Grill and gentleman'a'lunch! SAFIB—GOLDSCHMIDT. Revenue and Expense Statement. and rushing;
' room open until 11:30 p. m. Popular} Miss Fannie. Goldschmidt, daughter Revenue from 1915 Carnival— Where is hidden its food and its-
.nrtttes- Tabla d’hote lunch ilftcheVnts, 0‘ Mr. 'and mm- R0139” ,Goldschmtdi. From Sale of Auto Tickets ............... , ............ $1,519.00 drink. far ’neaih the rocks and.
I .11230 to 2 p. m. Table d’hote dinner, or :19 Elmtvood "Wile: and Henry 821- Front Sale of Poster Seals ............................. 41.67 the' sod; l
uoventyrfivo cents, 5:30 I). m. to 8 p. fir. of New York city, last night, at 6 » Thrusting its rootlets deep, “l
m' Served in main dining room. O'OlOCk- were married in the HOW Total revenue .................. . . ............... .. . . . $1,560.67 draws from the earth Vof God.
» ~~ - . Denis New York. The wedding was I .
, ‘ ' Expenses of 1915 Carntval— . - .
a quiet am"- The"? ““0““ ““9"“' - ' , ; inch in God's truth and his beauty,
SPECIAL THIS WEEK l ants M '1. and Mrs. Sadr will make .gtitcorporation ....... .V ...... .' ......... ........ 3:33 glinting iu’sunliglitr at“! g }
t BROMO‘SELTZER: their home at the. Hotel Denis. Mr. A:tt:;0bi.lg .......................... at”... ...........‘V 489150 Breathing voluptuous life m the.
:30 size ....060 250 size .. ..1.1c Saflr is announcer for the N Y NR Poqer Sea]; .......... . .. .. ........... V ...... u... .. 87-50 warmth of the, 80“ summer day:
. c tsze .. 3.0c $100 size ....800 tional Baseball club at the POIOIPFlntimnri Advertising.:::":",.,,H 50,00 VCurved with the arch of.the.blue, re-
VStiflson.Powe|| Cnrooration Grounds. Both are popular and ther‘Decorating Auto . . 25 00 fiecting pale tints of the cloud-
. . . n 3' .-— ................... .ooqIQI. IlIlIo-II -
PRESCRIPTION Dancers-r, 3mm” men“ ”tendmmy °° gr Setting Tickets 25.00 “81“.
— “ammo . ' Prizes 9268 Sheltering droning insects as they
h" 11 V__.:,———___ ,a “nu ”1......" -
k ‘ ‘ s ' ' Moving Auto .......... .. 15.50 f°“°w their aimless “Y3. .
Erecting Grand Stand‘ ............... 2" 15.00 "“5 a ‘93” 0f the life; °f the great
,V Care of Checking Room .................... . ........ 10.00 'w teeming life 0’ God.‘ )*
\ Miscellaneous ................... . . . .. . . . . . .. ...... 12.22 '
‘ __ Steadfast and silent, ceaselessly
Total expense ........... $1,047.00 (““91“ and bending!
one . It casts far over the greensward
Net gain from 1915, Carnival ..... .................. . $513.67 w *.§h?d°“;; 8‘“ ’19“? :‘nd dteepd‘ '1 .
Balance on hand from 1914 Carnival......... ....... . $1204.30 in . n ‘ 011g sway “5 en r1 5'
' , - ‘ rustles low musw unending;
Total 8717’” Birds twitter soft in the» twilight,
I """"""""" .‘--..">UOOIII‘IIIIIIIIII. IIIII tout o ‘ d {or their
Depostted on or before August 12...... Wu... 0... League for Playgrounds ..... 33.75.00 3:338 938 t he“ 5 V
I ‘ ~ , Balance on hand $342 97 Shade and the night-winds bring
. 4 ' ' """""-~""’i‘u'&a'u'coiinr-T 'u...-u-u~..n . réat to'fhe Creatures OfV GOd.‘ . 1.
5th’ W111 draw Interest from. CHESTER S. SELLECK, Treasurer. . \
.. August.2, 1915. Steadfast and silent the elm tree
August 18th ._.___..._._'____._ 4- r lives, ceaselessly waiting:
'. VV THE ONLY WAY. with a suspicion of heightened color Breathing and drawing full
Most of us think of the smart on his apple-cheek, “Madam. Ishould ' strength, dispensing “5V good oer
, . retort about ten minutes too late. The like to oblige you in both respects, ' the earth:
. , . v- , spare, apple faced gentleman in the but what would people say if you Growing, thus rising toward heaven
V , V . tube that was bearing in clerkly were to sit on my lap "-London in life that is never abating;
. , . - .. ... . freight to the city was not one of Chronicle. 0 man—canst thou. consciously aim
south Norwalk SflVfllflS Bank . these. When the train pulled up with toward a mission of loftier
. - , t, , . V . a jerk and a human avalanche fell Local Italian lodgeheprosentativea worth? ‘
0P9“ Monday ’ evenings from 6 t9 8,1, - - into the compartment he rose With are planning to attend the opening of V Steadfast and silent, we too may
1 - . ~ ‘ some difilculty and offered his seat to the new ball of the Torguoto Tasso| war? with Our God. " V
.a lady. “Oti tinnk rpu :16 much " she club, which is to be: Held august 8th é—Ann Kendrick Benedict in; pastor:
Vanished. “So good of you to give me in Danbury. TranscM‘” "" ‘ ‘
'your seat,- but I doit't like you to _
stand up." The goiitteuiui replied ,,
District Organizer P. J Fitzgeiwald
of Jersey City, has Just opened a nine-
ty-day membership campaign in the
interests of Danbury Lodge L. 0. 0.
M. Organizer Fltzg'er'alds effort in
Norwalk. recently, raised the local
Moose lodge to its present high Slil\'l-
ai‘d and large membership.
. The case of the Falrfleld Countt
Dairy cane. scheduled for a hearing
today. Was adjourned. because of the
Swartz & ,
Dr. ,
Illltllllllll‘l, that half of the boxes of the: lit-“ides a tote of thanks (be com-
uptown district were out of order as'tttitiee were unanimous in their praise
:1resultofthcdamagedonc last nightjor ”16‘ IUYBI assistance of the local
Should a large tire have broken om,:1n:111;-1_uet's of the l'nited l-iteciz‘iclnghi
and a box rung in, the probabilities‘and Water (.‘otnpuiiy. who so trillion
are very strong the men in the Main 11' and generously donated titeirnur
'trcet station would not have heard \'it‘P-k'. equipment. light and money to
film stroke of a bell, this morning. more than do their share in maklttg
The situation is decidedly seriousfthe Carnival :1 success. The local
it is. understood the fire chief and firettlttnagers are ever ready to support
committee will confer with the corpor- 33 matters 0f public welfare, as the
“11:0“ mum-pl or First district cotn- artistic lighting of the streets during
missioncrs to evolve some plan where- the t'arnivals, the beautiful lighting
1,). the sypl‘pn‘ mity be re-u'ired. It is of the t‘hristmas tree, the special'
said the fir edepartment appropriation ill-Illlllli! of the playground will testify.
lwonld not stand the lxpettditure call I A special vote of thanks was ex-
‘Iczi for to remedy the trouble. tended to C(‘Ol'st‘ 3- Richmond, whose
The fire department is very serious- excellent record as tnanacer of the
l_\' crippled, argue those who are ut'g-‘parade oruattirittion and the carrying
int: something be done. to ywire theout of same has set him in a class
system, and not only this, they state, second to none in handling this dif.
bttt human lives are llubel to be sac- Vfitult task.
rificed .and factories or homes tlet‘ “ith all the doubts as to the suc-
shoved before word could be sent toicessful outcome of the Cfllmllllal,§\lllh‘
the fire depaitment. lit” the Worries. the committee worked
The matter will doubtlessly cometothaid to 1:119 the public a sale and
Va head one way or the other, as or; none Fourth of Julv and to bring the
details imolved are exceedingly anx ‘1915 Carnival "D to the standard set
ions to have the dangerous conditioniin past years. V
That the people want» the (‘itrnival
1is proved, not only by the way they
ltesponded financially."but by the way,
they entered into the spirit of the rif-
fair and enjoyed themselves. The
1915 Carnival was a success.
The following officers were unanl
1110me elected:
temedled
ll|0N RlMlNlllllll V
WilllllERS Sllll lllll
Le
hicle laws:
The license of F rank Joseph of Hart-
fort jituey dri1et, who struck and 1n-.;
stited Albeit 11.1'reaton. he 11 the1
State Bank, Maine street, June 30, so
that 3111. 1’; stop substituently died ni'
the hospital. was indefinitely suspend-
ed Joseph testifiid that his car has ‘
making about tout miles an hour, that
he. applied brakes; and that his car
skidded tifteen t‘ect.
li'rcd Eldredge of New Britain whose
license has been under suspension,
since the accident in New Britain. Feb 2
ruary l, lull, at which time he so 111-‘
jured Annie Weinstr-in, that she died
later, had his application tor anotlic.
license granted.
The license of Harry A. l-iatnmil oz
Ettflcld, who endorsed the application
of John Joseph Travers of Enileld for}
a motor vehicle license. annotating}
the applicant's age, had lllS own l_i-’
cense suspended for tittcen days.
HEAVY FIGHTING
NEAR YPRE’S "mm" issued bl the Weather Bu-
reau today are:
AMSTERDAM. Holland, Aug North Atlantic StateS: .Showers
3, via London, 1:55 pm.—
ttcavy fighting again is in proga
rcss on the British" trout. near.
Ypres. According to telegrams
from Cottrtrni, Belgium, the
boom of greatgttna and mine
'cxplosions was audible there for
hours. aptl it s quickly follow-
ed by tint carQKtrcam of wound-
lotficer of the American (ruiser \'iash-
il’ort au Prince and escorted by an
ington,a1rited here today from the
Buy Now At
Sterling August Sale
OF“.
l-‘urniture, Rugs, Bedding & Ranges.
-———AT A—
saving, from 20 Vto 40 per cent, which means a dol-
lar's worth will cost you but 60 to' 80 cents.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 Washington St;
Oppo. Hoyt’s Theatre.
Phone 105. ‘
\
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1915
Iiaitien capital to make an effort an,
elfort to bring about peace between
.‘the government troops commanded by l
General Bourand, minister of the in- '
terior in the cabinet of the late pres- Vl
ident \’ilhrun Gullattnie and the iol- l
lowers of Dr. Rosalvo [3000. Both the?
leaders are aspirants for the presi V’
dency of Haiti. The authorities oft
Cape ,iiaitien refused to entertain?
any medlatroy proposals. Fightingl
continues in the Morin quarters.
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
All the best varicti es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
Plants.
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime- -Sulpl1ur Solution
of I.,e.ad Heleboro, Paris Green,
20-22 Main St., Nurwalk
Death, ”' etc.
BROWER & MALONE
Arsenate
“Slug Shot ” "Bug
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.~'l‘he gun-
‘toat Osceola was ordered today from
Guantanamo to Port au Prince to
join Rear Admiral (‘aperton's squad-
ron. Admiral (‘apcrton cabled that
all was quiet in the capital and at
t'ape Haitien yesterday.
WEATHER FOR THE WEEK.
WASHiNGTON. Aug. 3.—~Weather
predictions for the week beginningto-
Wednesday and possibly Thursday tol-
w
Storage
4,800 Square Feet.
If you are seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire of
Norwalk Steamboat
_ line
‘
lowed by generally fair. Moderately
cool for two or three days. Slightly
warmer thereafter. ‘ ‘
NOMINATIONS lN VIRGINIA. ._
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. (is-Vince's
today é'was nominating in a staid-tilde
primary. Democratic candidates
for " 4’
OUTH NORWALK.
nee Work a?
Alumnus
Baum: &. ,Saufindcrs
'Pnone 2111-13 or 1:23.:
wand"
Something More Than
3 It is EXPERT, HONEST ,1
Service.
iii 31er Ill co.
“ Phone 619.
com, ,V
22 “wt St. ’
Insurance
Fire, Life, Accident. Plato Gin-t,
Workmen'u Compensation, Liabili-
ty, Marine and Autonomic.
Surety Bonda. w '
Notaries Publlc.
Steamship Tlckeb
V l.‘M. Layton &_ (o..,lnc.‘
REAL ESTATE insurance
5 Railroad Ave., So. Not-walk
00 will want several of
then good-looking Rugs
the moment you m then.
udlll‘eront in texture from
“in"! 8“”. Ibro or fabric
raga; colt loan and wear longer.
No place for dirt to settle and
frequent washing! won't harm
than.
Everyman in the ham should
» ,. liven Congoloum Rug. Cane
In today and let us tell you :11
about them. ‘ ' /'
m A. J. Allillllll
AND sou comratttv.
"1 '1 ttittttttt .lllltllll" m: it t‘; .7".
Your , choice of.
any Oxford, value
up to $5.00
$2.98
Glovers
.Norwall: and South, Nor-"talk.
m
Ready-Made Clothes
" Will fit a dummy form, but
not a maul form. Suits
made to or er from
$15.00 UP
. S. Nathan
Custom Tailors. Tel. 359-5.
225-227 E. washington St.
Cleaning, Pressing and Ro-
pairing Neatly Done.
we REFER vou
TO TH E HOUSE
that has beon‘painted with our paints. ,
Is it. not beautiful in ita‘ glistening
Mid-Summer
CLEARING
on an Household Goods. New
and «second hand. Everything
sold at extremely low prices.
ll. 11111110118111
Phone 419. I? NOKTH IMVNV 8T
Vgr 101m- ‘
SALE 1
coat? You. and what’s more, it. will
wear well—we guarantee that. All our
paints. oils, stains, yarnishes, enam-
els, etc, are the best obtainable—
that’s your protection. Phone .115.
T The Gorliam Co
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