:yOu’d ought to see"
70—
Plahlywemtyotubuaineendonotdisguisediat
isttntrh'l‘hisimpliesourearneetendeavoreoretain
”mammothemeritsoiourservioe. 1‘ .
TofiituedmmhmnlwmiMm'
‘feel reasonably sure 3! M so long as QUALITY
'isane‘ssentialthepriceorustbe reckoned cornmea-
“n”.‘m*“- mejamnuuulIu-I7
Send in your orders—let us prove to you that our
products and service is genuinely good.
The Hatch CrABaI’ley Co.
’ South Norwalk. Conn. ‘
Li'tottcesotforeclosure in the Etamous I
‘mcious and easy riding
bile will take out
Lively and Trucking
Darien Conn.
A uneasy dessert
Stop on your way home and
: dinniord 64 North Main at
A&P ‘
For'Fliday
Specrals .. 5......
16% lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00
Be t Creamery Butter 3 lb. 30c ”
Fancy Potatoes a pk. 15 lbs. \A 15c
Pure Lard a pound llc
Domino, Confectionery or Powdered
. Sugar, a lb. 8c
Onions, a ‘quart
5c ..
hatters’ case were served yesterday af-
ternoon and this morning on Ronni?
defendants by United States Marshal
Chester 0 Disclosures and Deputy
United States Marshal Timothy E.
Hurley, 0! Hartford.
The formal document geceived by the
local people is entitled a “subpoena
and lot complaint,” and commands
the defendants named to appear ‘It
Hartford, on the fourth day of Septem-
ber. and answer a bill of complaint
brought to foreclose judgment liens by
D. E. Loewe and others. Where indi-
vidual defendants were not at home
when the marshals called, the docu~
'dAzmn BLDG.-
Fibre and Silk. cotton top and
and white on!
...-......
white and all colors. Sizes
Fibre Silk Seamless, black, white and tan, at
”TRISTRAM & HYATT
Iran assume DRY poops swan}:
For Women
unalienable-Isis.
sole, flare top. Black and colors
Silk Boot, with silk lisle flare top, full fashioned. Black, hit d l
Outsize Fibre Silk,~with ribbed top. seamless. Black anywheitgn. f0 m '
Best Krut—Out'eue Pure Thread Silk Boot,
Best Knithull fashioned Pure Thread Silk
ofitll ........................
No. H3 ‘T I "lost “mafia"? Dona; Silk Stoc n all
er rodu ed.” Fl ,
Sense. pure dye silk, with fine quality_ lisle “slag! so 1e? 4: are top line
8 to :0, Per pair
...-......A,o‘..l.
ment was left with some adult. mem-
ber of the family ‘When no adult
member was present no service was
made.
The two Federal ofllcers were im~
pressed favorably with the treatment
received at the hands of the defend.
ants served locally, and one of the
men served said today that the defend-
ants. too. were well treated by them!-
flcers.
Nearly all of the Norwalk defend
ants were served with Individual pa.
p'ers either yesterday afternoon or
this morning. The local defendants
served will include ..
Fanton W. Beers, of chstport ,nve-
nus; George A. Davis, South Main
street; Patrick Resting. Harriet street;
Ridgeneld; llasslle L. Judd, Sherman;
Thomas H. MeQuillan,
Thomas Disney,
Mulligan. Bridgeport, Patrick Sullivan,
second district, Bridgeport;
Walker,
Bridgeport; James P. Horahan, Bridge
port; Thomas H. Toomey Bridgeport;
William F. Russell Bridgeport; Wil-
Miller, Bridgeport; Cornelies P. Mo-
Giuness, Stamford.
Cuti, Danbury; James T. Bubbell,1us
lice oi the peace.
Broderick, treasurer Democratic town
committee, Bridgepom
A'\' rowalk; John J. Broderick, treasurer
Democratic board, Bridgeport;
Stamford,
Bridgeport; George
Daniel E.
Bridgeport; Edward Lynch,
lam H. Callan Bridgeport; John U.
H. Jr. Elwood. Fairdeld; James E.
Norwalh; John J.
F. H. Merrill,
‘Dav ltl
full fashioned. Black and white
to the knee, with cotton trip and sole. Black5
high spliced heel. Black,
.- K_l‘leg€i& Ct).
NORWALK
35c, 3 pairs for $1.00
soc
.....50c
50c
walls-noose
souls.
----- openers-so-
..... ...........65c
........ $1.00
5‘ ,
Wonderful
. Clover or Magnolia milk a can
Warranted Fresh Eggs, a doz.
Ktrkmans Borax Soap, a cake
10c
250
4c .
EXTRA
STAMPS
Street 100 Siam with I can 5Bak- 7o Stamps with 2 Bottles
ing Po er at .. 0¢l Pure Extract. each 25¢
_ COFFEES ‘ TEAS
30 with 1 lb. at . . . . 35¢ ' 70 with 1 lb. at ...... 60¢
25 with 1 ii). at ... . .. 32¢ 6‘2 with I lb. at . . 50¢
25 with 1 lb. at . ..... 30¢ sbi’with x lb. at . .. 40¢
;%.~Mnin 8t. Bo. Not-walk
07410-41250 Butte.
The Great A
TEL. 909.
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
FULL WEIGHT AND hoNEsr TRADING. 4 ., .
CAP Tea Co."
‘5
FREE DELIVERY
ZTNG HOUSEHOLD
VALUES.
. WRROW, SATURDAY
'15! qt. Gray Enameled Tea
cheat!” Pots. , Saturday. .19c
' rult Jars, pt. slze.‘89c doxen
‘- Fruit Jars, qt. slzc. 42c dozen
It! Green Porch Blinds.
.. L At $1. 69
'35:} Round Cornered Ice Chest, 27
along, 20 inches wide, made
lymood ............ At 55. 49
, rBaby Sulkles with rubber
................... At 69::
t, the best mechsncis’ Soap, 3
........ 25¢
AltAIaI Glasses, of fine, thln blown
Saturday . ..‘....5 for 29¢
allon Stone Crooks with
r' ...... ; ..... 1"...At 37c
old on Camp Stools with' back
.3. .......... .._..._:....At15e
Screen Doors, any size” .79c
1rd size Peach Baskets, 16
............. ‘a.;','..5c each
A'3’vburner Perfection Wickless
Flame Oil Stoves. Satur-
....... 1...... $4.49
, . GraqunameIed Double
BoilereA... .At 24c
'1' WASHINGTON ST.
Phone 1069-2. ’
.‘:TORIOUS END
RAD Aug.
. The Ros-2»
p ers today are Lin-uni.
“statiug that Russias
iron to pursue the (may
‘ ri us end has been
6, via
lon'g as the
.agafnst Samuel Dworkin. proprietor of
Two automobiles, one hound cast, on!
Wall street, and the otlier coming on
of Water sire/st; met in slight collisioni
late yesterday afternoon at the junc
tion of the streets. The drivers 0!
both cars applied emergency brakes
and the damage was slight,
l
Suit for $2,000" has been brought
the Boston Cleaning and Dyeing Com-
panv, by thn Chechi, who was run
down by the defendant a few weeks
ago at the corner of Main and West
Main streets. An attachment on the
property of Dworkin was made today
by Deputy Sheriff N. W. Benedict.
Keogh & Candee represent the plain‘
tiff.
F
The regular Weekly pinochle tourna-
ment was held last night In the Elks'
Home. The prize winners were: C. I.'
Bylngton, lst. high score for all games
~4, 615: Bernard Natteford, high score
for single game—1.720; Horace Lewis.
low score for complete gamesfi—z. 015A...I
There was no pool last night, but this'
may be played this evening. Thel
ness of James Flynn. one of the play-'
era. ’ ‘
.
' I : .
Ethel M daughter of Patrolman
struck and slightly injured last night
at sbput six o‘clock by a lituey :, ed
by Jam}; Sclisub and operated. y"AI-‘
bsrbYouhg. oi the Wilson Path road.
nay asserted with attuned
A
we can confinedtlx-
’J
a kite arid a laceration or the left
cheek. which were sustained when she
as.
~ The Injuretl girl ball just sledped from
Chimes F. Page, of Fair avenue, wssl'l
struck the pavement in front of Mbrelll
dz Corbone's fruit, store, on Wall street.
the curbing to go acrpzs Wall street.
when the jltney came “along and hit
her. Dr. W. J. Tracey treated the In-
juries and she was sent home.
DEATHS ‘ AND FUNERALS.
——_—
' Jesse A. Tllpe.
Jesse A. Tilge, head of the firm oi
Henry Tilge & Co, 306 New street,
Philadelphla, and president of the Hat-
[Itcrs‘ Fur Exchange, New York. died
6330
Wednesday at his residence,
Greene street, Germantown. Pa He
was 80 years old.‘ He Is survived by
two daughters. Mrs. F. Norris Craven
and Mrs. Samuel Ward. Mr. Tilge
lAwas widely known by the hat nianufacumay "and “‘9 generat‘benents t° the
' ‘ " A Boy Scout movement were promoted
turers throughout the country;
Brother Methodlua Labos. ‘
Brother Methodius Lahos, or the
Holy Ghost Fathers. in West Norwaik.
died last night. Funerhl serylce will
be held SIiturdsy at the Communlty,
and Interment will be made In West.
Not-walk. .
ri'éfii'fai-‘Adne‘ral of flit-Aachen.
The\tu_neral of William Season. col-
ored oygter opener, who died recently
at his home, 41 Day street, was held
this afternoon. at 2 o'clock, from the
Knight StreetA. M. E. Church. The ser-
vices were in charge of 37v. H. E.
Shields. tin/II Riverside cemetery was
the place or interment.
DIES EROM TROLLEY INJUHIES.
New HAVEN. Aug. 6 ..L'i‘h‘e' body. or
postponemept Is the result of the III: a Waterbury man is at St. haphasl' a
Death whs due to' internal
”‘ Inlurles received 'eIVher by a fa’ll from
Hospital.
«trolley car; or being strch by One.
James Kinnane. South Main
Thomas Layhs. Pleasant street;
Redwny, Lexington avenue; John E.
Rooney. Cedar street,
street;
Feuncllon, treasurer of the Democratic
John
party of the city of Bridgeport, and a
statement of D. W. Lynch, treasurer 0!
and Thomas the Democratic association of Bridge
‘where the encampment was held this
Wollmi‘tlsd m not hospital yesten
Saunders. Ely’hvsnue. ‘
00 um cilia
General Russell Frost,.presldent of
the Nomad: (‘ouucll of the Boy
Scouts of America._has forwarded the
following letter to Lewis fl. Nash.
owner of ‘- Nash's Islapd, Noroton,
year: ,
August 5, 1915.
MR. LEWIS Tl NASH,
South Norwalk. Conn,
Dear Mr. Nash: 1)
cll. Boy Scouts of America, held at the
office of the secretary on Wednesday.
the 4th Instant. It was unanimously
voted that the president express to
you the hearty things of the Council
for your generous kindness to the Boy,
Scouts of Nprwnlk In giving them the
use of your attractive Island for their
annual encampmentflnnd your further
courtesy In extending to the officers or
the troop the occupation of your sum-
mer cottage there as administrative“
headquarters of the camp.
The land and water facilities for
the work and the pleasure of the en
campme’nt were especially favorable
It was an ideal amplng place.
The spirit aré discipline of the
camp. the instruction and training of
the boys, under Scout Commissionerq
MacDonald and Scoutmaster Dopglas'
Nash, assisted by the scoutmasters and
asslstant scoutmssters. the enjoyment
of the Boy Scouts in their work‘snd
by the service you rendered In giving
over your property for these purposes
The Council begs therefore to assure
vou of their deep nppreclatlon and
gratitude. ‘\.
fours very sincerely,
. RUSSELL FROST,
President.
lllll [NINOVAN CASE
SlANDS ADJNNRNEN
llNNl SEPTEMBERI
manned from Seventh Page}.
His expenditures $8, 066, giving a bat-A
snc‘e of $1, 849. , l
, Statements of Treasurers.
Statements 01 treasurers of the vari-
ous Democratic town committees and
the different towns of the fourth dis-
he had fallen off a ‘csr. The police liar“
the hummus M. W. Hill: and
the man was sitting-gag,
i‘hspsl " I? true
he .iLiIi dist; "
were in the mass pockets .‘
.... ”um mutt said he was w. Mills «a
51?. Wslnut street. Waterbury, and that;
'Eames A. Cody, New Canaan; Jmfill“
1
“er, W tpprt; ,Hsrgin, Bothell Thom-
e'wten. Westpoi-t; WET-I34”
gé Trumbull; o. L. Bedm, politié’sl
cg fit for the Democraticha‘rtyt‘ Brook-
, d, Bidder-felt T. Wheels-ti , Monroe;
"waueussd, New Falrfleld: Samuel A.
port.
party chairman, Eaton.
”be general treasury of the Democratic
Mullahs Democratic expenses as can
didate for Congress In the second dis-
trict was also offered as an exhibltl
showing the amount of receipts and.
expenditures spent In his behalf at the
conmssloual electIon of 1914 W it
Farrell, Mr. Malian'
expended nothing according to the re-
port tiled.
"rot In or Isuu’
Mil JUMP “tilNlNlEli”
At a meeting of the Ndrwalk Coun- I
Proposed “Bar and some nu" lie! 3
Iin Norwalk some little anxiety. There
[Is a probability, and a
'be taken concerning it at a future
vtically agreed that to stay In business
‘pail over the bar, also prohibits the
trict are as lollows: Samuel B. Wheel- 'A
Blackmail. Newtgyn; flank Taylorntne Third page and then try one-o ~:
John H. Kennedy, Democratic
A total of $2,270 was turned over to
Yr
INN. certified copy oi Bryan F.
political agent
_.___——————
PNN‘E NINN lEN tENlS
Ni flflEEN tENlt
Abolish Historic “hit of Beer"
Two new and momentous questions
are at this time giving saloon keepers
strong one, It
Is said, that “rushin' the duck" is a
practice which may be stopped In this
state by an act of the next general as-
sembly.
Philip CastelIano. of Railroad aye-
nue, secretary of the Norwalk Liquor
Dealer‘ s Association said this morning ’
the matter of raising the price of the
historic ‘lpalls of beer" from too to 150
is at this time being seriously consid~
ered by local dealers and a vote may
meeting of the annotation.
Arguing thatdhe recent jump in the
price 0! beer and the boost in the
cost of a license has so increased ex-
penses that the saloon men are prac-
they must cut out the 101cent "ducks "
A license now costs $400 Next .year
it will cost $7. 50. Rents and other overs
- head expenses are also said to be are-
vancing. A
Mr. CastsIIano said this morning
rust In many at the local sulooiis ibel
Is at this time being charged flat a
pull or beer. But In some instances.
particularly in the Sprlugwood section,
'the proprietors still sell for 10c..1
Norwalk liquor “dealers are discuSs-
ing with a good deal of. interest the s9-i
called “Bar and Bottle Bill, " which has
been enacted into a law in Massachus-
site This act forbids the sale a:
“growlers” or draught beer or ale In a
sale of any kind of liquor by the bottle
In a saloon‘. Saloonmen can only sell
liquor to' be drunk on the premises.
The organization, it is said. that sue»
seeded In haying the General Assembly
pass the act raising the price oi: a lift
cease Is said to be preparing to use
for u “Bar and Bottle Bill" for WW
state ,
tile-.1
lune-diced the Sentlnpl want Ads. on
' )
' now playhg tor (almsfmd a our of
” high class lecture tomorrow. and on some two or three weeks later.-
Bargarns
FDR. TOMORROW
$1.00
$1.50 tosz. 98
_ . $100
' $1.00.
3100
$1.00
"$1.00
Dresses for
Dresses from
Silk Wood for
Sport Sliiits For
Trimmed Hats for
White Skirtsior
Middy Blouses for
Silk Sweaters from .. A .
$3.98 to $6.93
All these goods for _ f0-
Inorrow are greatly under-
priced.
‘
L".
Open" a charge account , and
settle your bill In part payments
P ‘EASANT ‘HOURA
~ WOOD’S HALL...'
In “The Clue" which Is the fourthibe “Minded
In her series of Lasky productionsj ‘
Blanches Sweet plays the role f a.
ealthy American girl whose lov \be-
lleves himself: to have been“ guilty or
an unintentional murder and whol
stands steadfast throughout the dayl
of tribulation nevler tailing In cour
age understanding or sympathy. It is«
one of the noblest characters she has
ever been called upon to impersonate. !
and one of the finest pieces of wnuz‘ ‘
she has done. “The Clue" as might be; Attest—C. J FERR‘S' SBSNNHFY;
inferred from the title Is a detectlvoL
-—NOTIcE.
Per order vice counciler,
\
drama, the central event of which Isl—WELCOME STRANGER LODGE OF' A
the murder of a Russia who has in his ST. GEORGE.
. Banner Council, No. 54, b. of L. ’L
Members of Banner Council are re-
quested to meet at Row'ayton Baptist'
Alchurch, Sunday.Aug. 8th, at 1: 30 p. 1
in. sharp. to attend funeral services.
of our councilor, Sister Jennie Tuttle; , ‘7
BLARQH'E PLA'r'T.
"Who Pay?" sgIA-Ies will;
...,
poasesslon secret plans of the Japanu” A ’special meeting Will be held Satur- ‘A
'ose coast defense: The ultimate solu—iday evening, at 8 o‘clock. for the {Sufi ‘
tion of the intrigue which Involves Apose of taking action upon the death V‘
the American glrl’s lover, Is as were . iot Brother William Hill.
peeled as It is happy The mysteryi SAMUEL STEPHENSON, Pres.
which has apparently become impos- WILLIAM ASHBRGOIQ Set;
ethic of explanation. suddenly clears’ v
up in a twinkling and the expert de-g
There Is much Agitation among the
tectlve sees that justice ls done. The Nprwalk oyster growers 35 t0 the l‘e-i
teatuite photoi'plsy appears today so suits of the last storm his the
Pleasant3 Hopi! and Lockwood's Hall. oyster set. Some think/itl the
Athens The supporting members of the have spawned out the
”Kiwis, the only real Japanese actor: be any set In sheaf water. ‘
east with Miss Sweet is Sessus Naya- killed the spawn, and there will n/o
mlng. .. '
stern
storm must have ~..
‘tl
Others do not look for any damage: I
the last company. There will be a but would provided the storm had -,
t.
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