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from the Upper
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WEDNESDAY.AUG 4,‘ 1915
‘1. A...:..1.
Entraihluesln «222
3‘ 2 BED SHEETS d
391% 50c, 55¢. 69¢. 70c. 75c an 906
PILLOW CASES ‘
10c, 12 l-2c,15c and zoo
WHITE BED SPREADS
55c, 891:, $1 $1. 25, $1. 50 to $4
at
E. K. Banks
cuttings 421 HOTEL lLocK.
sou-m NORWALK. Z
BIG SALE
i . BASEBALL GOODS
VERY Low PRICE
ESTATIONERY STORE,
":6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk,
'1. .
tilt NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
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in respect to the medich supervi»
‘ sion in the schools, Corporation Own
it Tammany read the law that was
‘. seed by the last Legislature. ll
1 111135 mandatory the appointment of
1. school physician in towns of 10, 000
lqulation or over, and thus Nor-
walk is affected in talking o1er the
different phases of the question, the
boald agreed that it Would be inex-
pedient to have a physician do the
work, as he would have to give his
entire time to fill the position proper-
ly. To obtain a capable doctor the op-
inion pretailed, would meant the pay-
ment of a large salary, something be-
tween $3,000 and $5 000 With econo
my the pressing question, the mem-
bers held that the employment of a
cml‘lpetent nurse at a salary not to
exceed $1,200 who would be under the
direction of a2 Corps of physicians
serving without pay or at nominal
compensation. would be the most sat-
isfactory urrdugeluent. By a vote tak-
en, the board will appear before the
city Council next Tuesday asking it
to fix the salary
Completion of school consolidation
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Rain tonight; 'l‘liursday, clearing. i
The South (‘arolina disturbance has
moved northeastwal‘d and is now cen-
tral over New Jersey. It has caused
very heavy rains with high winds
along ‘lhe Middle Atlantic and South
erri New England coasts. The Lake
disturbance has caused heavy rain
Mississippi Valley
eastward to New England. Erie, Pa..
reports that 5.76 inches, and Raleigh.
N. C., reports 5.20 inches of rain dur-
ing the last 24 hours. Manv places
reported two or three inches
Pleasant weather prevails west of
the Mississippi River.
Warnings for high winds are dis-
play ed along the coast _
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature? Low, 67; high,‘
81. lair.
W
Today in the sixtyaltnth anniversary
of the admission of the state of lawn
intd the Unlbn. '
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The childrens party at The Knob. -
scheduled for thisq'afteruoon, has been
postponed until Friday at the same.
hour, 2: 30 o’clock.
There will be installation of oflicers,
tomorrow highly: at the meeting 01
Star of Columbia Circle, Companions
of‘the Forest.
This evening a conference is plann-
ed between .the East Side water cou-
sumers connected with the first dis
trict res tom and the first district
commissfiuers. Relief from the allege
ed unfair rates will be petitioned.
M...
The oificers and members ot~ Ophlr
Chapter No. 52. Order of the Eastern
Star, will go to Stamford, on Friday
evening for the purpose of initiating
candidates for Marieland Chapter.
{Every Opllir member is invited to
take the £2 40 train from South Nbr-
._....-——-
Henry We‘demanu,‘ who lost his
right leg under a train at the White
street railroad station, in Danbury
three weeks ago last night, was able
yesterday afternoon to leave the Dan-
bury Hospital, MTG? he has been
since the accident, and go to his home
in Stamford. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Weidemann, who has been with
him almost constantly since the nccb
dent. Mrs. Weidemann said that she
had only great thanks to offer to 302
who had aided herself and husbandi
since he met with the accident, as
every one in Danbury with whom she‘
had come in contact had done all they
could to assist She said she was es-
was the next question to occupy the
lattention of the members tlt has been
the oil expressed opinion of the
board that the. property of the var-
ious school districts should be taken
over and Corporation Counsel Tam.
many was asked for an opinion as to
the necessary steps to carry out this
plan He said that the council would
first have to act by instructing the
assessors to obtain a valuation on the
different buildings and then an equal-
izationqax would be levied The mat-
ter of combining the various school
notes into one so that a more advan-
tageous rate of interest could be ob\
tuined was gone into and the plan will
I he carried out.
The board inquired of Corporation
‘ Counsel Tammany as to the legal pro
ceedure in selling school property and
he said that the city council must
ivote authority to the board before u
lsale can be consummated.
The report of Messrs William H.
McMahon, Barry W. Mather ilnd Mi
cbael J Rlordnn giving their apprais-
al of the school buildings was presen-
ted and accepted. The total value is
$295, 000 Following is the list of
buildings and their respective values:
Brookside
Rowayton . $9,000
lBrookside ......... . 2,500
West Norwalk . .......... ..-: 1,500
Concord --, .......... 14,000
Knudsen , ........ . .......... 0,500
1 Lincoln . ................. 88,000
Franklin . ....... . .......... 10,000
North Center .............. . 3,000
‘Broad River ' . ............. .. 1.500
Wiunlpauk . ., ........ ,. . . .1 5,000
Over River 14,000
Center ..................... . 27,000
Marvin . ................. 25,000
F‘ltchfl ..... . ....... 12,000
High School . ..... . ...... .. 67,000
Total . .................. $295,000
The valuation of' the Cranbury
school was not included in the report.
The question of cutting down the in-
surance carried was next discussed
and the expression of opinion was fa-
on. the «buildings alone is $149,500. The
members think that inasmuch as some
lot the buildings are practically lire-
lprOOf the insurance on them should
be materially reduced and a fair
amounticarried on the wooden struc-
tures. No definite action was taken
on the matter, however. but it is
more than likely that something will
be done by the next meeting "
Contractor Arthur Waldron, who is
building the Cedar street school, ap-
peared before the board and settled
some minor matters that came up in
:the course of the work.
i The committee on Schools reported
[favorably on the employment of four
new teachers and the board accepted
.the recommendations. Arthur G. Hild-
D9013“? grateful to the nurses at the rethr of Westileld, Mass. will. “0'
hospital for their treatment of her hus- ceed William B Appleton. resigned,
band and t0 the Brotherhood of Rail as assistant in science. William/ ‘H.
wn'y Trainmen for its assistance.
To 8105' ii
our customers is our {con-
stant purpose, and we exert
every eofirt to make our,
service what it should be,
prompt, efficient; 2
Accounts subject to cheek,
‘1rlvilled. - . * ~
'l‘llel'eoplen‘ruslu.
7010mm“
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Kirlnayer, or Winnipauk, will take
epositlon formerly held by F. H.
Oehlschlegel. Mrs. Ruth Sanderson
i has tendered her resignation and Miss
adys Brush was appointed. Also
’Eiliss Mabel Gorhmall will be under
contract to teach. -’
The building committee reported
that the grates. in the furnaces of
the High school and Lincoln school
had to be replaced. By vote of the
board, the committee has pbwer to
have the repairs made. The commit-
teams also empowered to have
a new porch constructed on the North
' Center building, or bad the old one
repaired, the cost not to exceed $100.
whitening the transaction of routine
matters. the board enjoined.
‘1'
vorable toward making a substantial ._
slice. The total insurance now ‘in force
your tenants more, use il' Sen- ‘ 22 2
my new 1.111: 19 new ’
River, New York (foot of Catherine
81.) every day 11th Sunday. eta D
in. Freight received at Norwclk unto
George -F. Fools. anneal Agent
PORTATION LINE.
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"9°
AIK for cash price: for RED OAK.
GOAL.
3 Rowan St.
IIIE GREAT Will
Tel .444
PEKING, August 4——(CorreSpond-i,
great walT.
ectly into the Forbidden City,
central enclosure of Peking.“
Chielrmcn, or front" gate,
geslion of rickshaws, carts. donkeys
motor-cars,
human beasts of burdenw—coolies.
The present
as the old exclusive Manchu regime
but Yuan Shikui must take into con
sideralion the superstitions
people.
only a few days after it had
and much of the town was
closed and like never since
swung upon its hinges.
Since the K hllc
establishedf‘aflil Hillier
been broken,“ one of these
two new gates'through the'
wall.
tmd forty or titty feet thick.
ness.
within this large wall, the smalle
Khan.
t
or
MOTHER DESERTS CHILDREN;
2, 2
Monroe.
Francesco, eight;
11
Society: .
anyone to care for them whilehe is 11
works ‘
HIT ev' MOTORCYCLE;
INJURIES.
case of John Mllkcy.
lug machine. Zerron also h s on
confined to the .llo'use by his 1111 a
The police allege that Mikey is n it?!“
brought to «nasal-drills for burial.
w”, PM
:~ 2 19$!“ '
Pretentiibmrmm' Picr 2 11 um
sumaudctslluthblorwelk unto
6:.30111u -
THE ANNINGJ. SMITH TRANS‘
THE WM. EFFRQN co. In;
Elli: Nor-walk .
IRIIIJND Clll 0f PEIIIN
Price of The Associated PTI‘SS)-—Tfi%‘
great wall which has surrounded thel
City of Pekingi'or many centuriesis.‘ 2 --—--" 1
undergoing ’an' unushal Change. Pekii I
hit; is laid out in a symmetrical form;
with nine gates leading through thel
Each side has two gatesj
cxccpt the n-om, where anthra cell-‘2
lral gate——1l1e Chien-mcn-~lcads dir-
the
This
is the one
most seriously crowded with tratiic;
and yet. tradition 11p to the present
day has never permitted it to be en-
larged nor any other gateto be brok-
en near it in order to relieve the con
camels, and heavy lllderl JIISI WhflI you need
Republican Govern-
ment is by no means so superstitious
or the
The gate through which for-
mer Emperors passed in and out of
Peking was opened immediately after
‘ the Republic was established; but
been
thrown open to the public a mutiny ‘
of the troops took place in Peking
looted.
The cause of the calamity was laid;
to the cledit of the newly opened
gate, whereupon it. was immediately «
been
W 1??“ well
cages in
the minor inner .walle. have taken
place, notably two new gates having
. inner
walls; and as no calamity, has be-
tallen the city the government is now
making hold to relieve the conges-
tion at the Chienanen by breaking
The wall is forty2or tlftyilfeet high
The
work Is a difficult task because the
excellent mixture of cement of for
mer days has fastened the bricks like
stone together with remarkable firm-
lt is expected that the sectlofis
of another smaller wall will be found
one probably being that which Marco
Polo described in the account of his
visit ,to the famous capital of Kublai
ARE PUT INEQUNTY HOME
Laborer Father Is Unable to Care for
Them Properly at His Home In
Guiseppe, seven,
and Antonio Sabin. live. the children
ogvlJoseph and Rosina Sabin. of Mon- 2
roe, were committed to the Fairfield
County Home, in Norwalk, by Judge
Miller, in the'Probnte COUl‘t, Bridge-
port, yesterday alternoon, on the ap-
plication of the Connecticut Humane
The mother of the children desert-
ed them some time ago, and the fath
er, who is a. laborer, is unable to pay
DIES OF
moi/resonvrnw. Aug. 3.—'1§‘lle
chill-gel! with
recklessly driving a motorcycle; {is
scheduled for a public hearing thtsu
week. Mikey is out on bonds, but the
death of Stanley Kovells, alias Casper.
. one of the victims of the accident of
Saturday. July 2-1,» in 8. Springfield hos‘
pital yesterday morning, may cause a
further postponement of the case.
Mikey ran into Kevelis and Shannon
arron at a late hour at night, and the
ribs ofhls right side were nearly all
broken by the compact of the fast mov-
drlver, and has been in tyre accidents
before. The body of Korells will be
To Close Out
Summer dresses
or $1.98
All the Popular
Stripes, 0
5;. iii-VALUES? UP To $5.00
l
I
1 Summer Dresses are very ‘
)opular now, and our line is
{marked down to prices within
the reach of everyone.
THE LITTLE SHOP 3
56’ NORTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
Ii. AND A. CLAVBN
We pay best prices for all kinds of
JUNK.“
THE WM. EFFRON CO.. Inc.
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Send postal or telephOne. Tel. 3.41 ,
1‘22 1 :11 ' fir. 'v . >,
#211132‘sewe'2seemi‘ mm“ “mm“
. fin..-»
the marine mud: or business. and personal affairs
dances the method. employed very distilled,
Avoid The liability
or not having: chucking account. We invite account- Ihlch no
given eminent and courteous “tendon.
Falrfleld County National Bank.
THE OLDES‘I‘ IANK IN NORWALK.
~15
What Are You Amie?
~45,
today
'25 .2;
for this hot weather.
New Wash Skirts. . 98¢ up
- New Sport Waists 98¢
S. d: H. Stamps Given
M. Mollascll & Son
South Norwalk.
Special Sale
0
BATHING CAPS
All the Latest Styles
Regular oc Values
Special 55¢ Each
Tile Roller: 5. ill 81 251: Store
I BOUTH NOBWlM-K. CONN.
CREAM BOAT
aouos.‘ I
CRICAGC, Aug. 3. 2—-Judge Lnndie in
the United States District Court to-
day ordered the release of St'elunboat.
inspectors Robert Reid and Charles
C. Eckllff upon their own bonds of
$2,500 each. A. L. Thurman, Solicitor
great of the Department. Commerce, pro-
Vmiaed to produce tom-1n ooifig. mag.
11.
The arrest. yesterday of Reid. and
Ecklilf grew out at tile confliét be-
tween the state authorities and Sec-
retary Redfleld ‘offlthe Department of
Commerce over thflinvestigation of
the Eastland disaster.
Nine hundred and eiglltymue per
sons lost their lives in the steamer
Eastland disaster, according to final
ligurcs given out today by the West-
ern Electric Company, which cem-
plcted the checking of its employees
and tvicuda who boarded the vessel.
2,2' The identified dead are 838,untdenti1
ficu dead two, and the Western Elec
trio Company verified the llnal list oi,
missing. ”\
I"
deco news.
Many South Not-walk Readers Have
Heard it and Profiled Thereby.
‘Good news travels fast," ‘and the
many bad back sufferers in South Nor
may be found. Many a lame,’ weak
and aching back is bad no more,
thanks to Dean’s Kidney Pills. Our
citizens are telling the good news of
their experience with this tested rem-
dy. Here is an example worth read-
ing: '
B. D. Kelly, 18 Wood street, South-
Norwalk, says: {‘1 was troubled for a
year and a half by dull pains .over
my hips, together with sharp twinges
in the small of my back. They were
severe When I straightened too quick-
111 after steeping. I also had headaches
and dizzy spells, was restless and got
up in the morning feeling more tired
than when ll went to bed. When out.
faring in that way. I got Dean's Kid-
ney Pills at. Plaisled’s Drug Store
t
They worked wonders and in less
than a week. the trouble left "
Lasting Benefit. ‘ ‘
Over two years later. Mr. Kelly
said: "I have had no occasion to use
Dow's' Kidney Pills lately, for they
permanently cured inc."
Price 500, at all dealers. Don’t sim-
5-ny ask tor a dney remedy-ego;
Doan's Kidney ‘Plllii—the same "that
Mr. Kelly has twice publicly recom-
mended. FostebMilburn 80.. Props.
Buffalo. N. Y.
W ’
At Donn‘ell'y‘s Stationery store,
, baseball cocci u" being said of 1:9“?
walk are glad to learn where relief‘
WIII‘IANS SAMPLE?
Shut
SECURITY
DADLlIIl
BUILDING “
TAKE ELEVATOR “- UP ONE FLIGHT
III5 MAIN 51-4131, 22i8
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Fine after
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Let me send you FREE PERFUME
Write today {or a testing bottle of 4
. ED. PINAUD’S LILAC
The World's most famous perfume.
as the Iiv illiblossom. F or handkerchiei‘egetgmezrglyahsdsb‘zfilt
pay extra ior a lgncy bottle.
price only 75c.(
50 handkerchief; Write
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NEW YORK
Indian Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and 2
South Norwalk
The Sterling‘Motor Co.
Darien, Conn.
Phone 119
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Repairs.
Registered -F. A. M. Repair
' Shop.
Bungalow
A P R O N S
Pgetty styles in Bungalow
Aprons cool and comfortable
for hot weather. Easy to slip
on. Made 111 figured percales,
plain and checked ginghams
and striped madras; medium
and large sizes.
50a 75¢ an‘d $1.119 -.
lijiiou [lave B
Any Junk
S. Jaflee
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Efiron.
01141.4 499
37 Fort Str t. East Norwalk.
_ «4.5 ._..N
3321‘ ”3'19““
Norwalk Pawn Shop
Money Loaned on Articles at
Value
Unredeemed Pledges Sold 0’
Sacrifice
J. ROSenfield
40 WATER STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
MEN? SUITS
$10.00
JACOBY’S,
i
Motor
Boat
Accessories
v
v
This means evhrything a ‘
motor ,boat ‘ needs—to,
make it safe—to make it
comfortable.
Salt Water
.5,
For I’D-NM“. Service Gill
‘ Fred H unsung. '
Funeral Director Ind Embllmu
Giles and Residence
Telephone 904.
u to. Main It. Be. ,Norwnlk.
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Fishing Tackle
If'you know what you
want we have it. If you"
don’t know we will'tell
you.
Albert D. Morgan 1
ELECTRIC IRONS
Hotpoint Iron—The Iron celem
bi‘ated for Its hot point, cool handle
and at ed stand. Guaranteed 10
yém. a, 5 Jr 6.11». 112.333.00.214“.
pomt stovee,'220 volu. Ucuqlly
$5.00. now $3.93.
Hotpoini over-letters, roast or bake
on any electric nova. Price $2.50
Albert F. Gellcbe
dirvwaer WASHINGTON e'r.
" Phone 1069-2. ‘
112 Washington Street
South Norwalk
.-(Succe350r to Charles E. Bow) 2
“ fiOWLAND’b
finance on grain St, Falrgiielé
xx
Ave and Cannon St.
MuCh‘" of fun».
of vacation
is the snapping of people and 2
placcs 11'1th ollc's Kodak, Whoa“
so has never tried it, ought to
lllillxt‘ this sumllicr‘s
horlak one.
titration 3.2
it is :1 group ml" 39'
the Ilt'XI some 1111?
Hcrc is a 1112ag11ifi~ ..
(inc (1111'.
quaiutaiwcs:
usual sccuc.
icclit \‘icw that's worth kccpitlg‘ /
t for the future. .
isomc alllt‘lllllt‘l‘ of the party in a. "
'liosc that is gain,“ to liriilgr‘l High" “4‘ "
N01; mic catches
thl \\lltll pitttllts alc looked over
i
i
l
t
;‘is a willing: worker.
back at home. :1
It
'l'licl‘c‘s “no
Ilit Ixotlak is rczuly for all.
‘lliffilultv ill opcraliug it; ittst as
fir
.Tlle- New” Science
DEFINITION or CHIRODRAOTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the slime. Disease is caused
by a. wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
PROMPT DELIVERY
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the affluent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the. cause of
l
0011?!» For-9d
to; see
Tom Murray»
M Souihlllaiu Street
disease and pain. health is réstored
through bnrmonlzing the nerve syc-
given special attention; also curvelure
of the 591116.. You will never ”regret
help you. .
Magnetic treatments men also.
T. Frauds D C
terns in‘your body. Female troubles
giving the Chiropractor a chance to.
‘2 Now Occupied by the Ulii
”WI-hing!“ 30.80 Namath. gone. ._
'- . non mm .002. 0141.2
[111 “null 111 out
little in ucttin:T hints llcxclopcd
laml pittul‘c 10111 )ItlL(l-‘-f(ll' the
store. atttlills to that prolnptly.‘
if vacationers wish, films and
plints til he made rtatlv and for-’-
“ardctl within a (lay alto; their
.rcccl pt here!
\utoglaphic Kori 1k is.
:lilv, the best of all.. Its pictures
are of r1 oulur l\0(l:ll\' txcclltnce
--I)llt it has a duitt by which
one marks right on the negative
the date a picture is taken and
such other information as place
and scene of person—nus is (ItS‘Ir'
6d,. No likelihood of forgetting,
11 her] an Autographic lxotlak hnS,
been used!
Arecording to size of pitttu‘c *
'takcll and sly 1c of lens 'mtl fitting
«~lx'odaks at $6 to $27 50
Front Basement. 2 l7
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COMPANY
1 A , .
Too Much Bending l
- Over a Desk
, CAUSES EYE STRAIN, BUT
“my rest glasses relieves that
trouble at once. Should yenr
eyes chuse you to have head—
aches, your vision blurs. why, 1’ .2
feel free to consult me. All l -'
work guaranteed first-class ;
and done in my modem shop.
William J. Moore
OPTICIAN AND opromer.
Rlsr.
BAD TBE'I‘H
MAKE YOU NERVOUS .7“
‘A nervous bleakdown, may be
caused from bad breath or even
”one bad tooth. Many a case I
receid'ed where this is a fact
Don’t let such an important thing 2.
go a day longer than absolutely 2':
necessary. See
'2 Dr. J. II. Mallery
before it is too late; he will ryaccord
I.
you honest consultation and do
your Dentistry carefully.
16 South Main St. So. Norwalk
HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. 2
Tuesday and Thursday evening-,3.
7 to 8 p. m. Sundays by‘appolntr 2
ment Only. .
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STORE
ForRent
Elecurlc Light ands Water‘C
Enquire
Clifford Ho i
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