'7 PosLG. A. Rqoonvenedlastntghtand
nos-tutu Tnus'r . co.
WlFPWQ.
12311
31310111 Rearing has sew'eredT‘his con-
n with' the Kiik lunch wagon, in
trying Dibble. of the Ferris CoalT'
1) “has purchased a new «Chal-
automobile.
1 5*”...
Mill Leary, the Railroad {denue
1369.010sz snflering. from :1 badl)
“inflated tooth:
(shriek llenuett. of hianklin axe-
'00. has entered in his annual \uca-
Sign from his duties in New l’01k
y
was anchored in the \‘oruaik Haibor
gar sonic time while its new fits on
ed in work outside, is now docked
1' 'New London, Conn.
_od-
Barnard Nattet‘ord, 'or this city.
‘ erly employed in the National
mp1: t Company' is other, in Danbury.
ken a poéll litlr't with' t‘l'te Cudahyl
*5”qu Company. of Bridgeport.
T'Vl‘llelfe is local interest lit the ~4'Gih
nnual convention of the Catholic‘
Total 'Ab'tkine'nce Association of the
late yhich will be held in New Lon-
u at 22. 23 and 24.1it is expected
'63 hundreds of delegates from all
parts of the state will be' in attend-
slice. .
0
its. oil Schlh Maid street: W is
‘ unced bills can be paid in James
Snelly's book- ~stor‘e. on South Main
at, and Mr'.- Donnelly Will also
' rVry a complete line of necessary
pa, for the cbnvenience of ‘ the
or 'Nonvaik consumers.
V to & Sund Bridgeport.
. contractors wit 'stalled the,
er draw «in. the New Washington
at bridge. in this city. are re-
to bejthaJowestiblddsrs for
said to have been the second ’low-
bidders, for the conlract. ‘ "
, TEWTEHOTEL MAHAOKEMO.
"dies“ Grill and gentleman's lunch
open until 11: 30 p. 111'. Popular
able d'ho'te lunch fifty cents,
to' 2 p. m. Table d’hote dinnsrT,.
T-ilve cents, 3130. p. 111. to 811'.
rved in main dining 1'qu
.. SPECIAL.
aVl Hepatica ................‘.17c
Sal. Hepatlca ..34c
Sal Hepatlca ......"..........67c
“son-Powell Carporation
PRESCRETIPTION onueetsr.
1'dcn, Sunday Monday and Tuesday
-' asterized his- two previous New Ca-
: naan iUStlce 01’ “‘9 99““ caseS. wlby the Union to attend the meeting or
. the common council last night in be
The mom 'w'rs' a." cousins...“
discussed gener’al routine business
nutters.
Edward 3 {asafy and fault”.
meson are seems: their not:
than; with Pytmaster Andrew 1. Mary,
at Railroad avenue.
. 3‘ w r '
Mrs. John J. Cuneo, of this city,
will leave tomorrow or Thursday of
this week for Binghampton, N. Y..‘
where she will undergo an operation.
1 Miss Ethel Tobey, of South Nor-'T
lwalk is sp‘endlng her two weeks' 1's-
cation with her aunt Mrs. Boyd, of
B appmgers Falls. -‘\'. A’ Many 0.. :
her friends are receiving cards from
her statmg she is enoying herself.
—LO0K! ‘LOOKl LOOK!
Automobile Accident Policy $1,000
for $2. 5 weekly indemnity $10,000.
for 520.5130 ueekly indemnity. Wit--
Them 1‘. Hoyt, United Bank Building,
(writes these policies. Write. him and
he “11] see that you are protected
1
l
if Attmney and Mrs. leo Davis, who
‘have been traveling through the:
\\ est are expected home on Thurs-
(in) A postal recehed from them.
today stated that they he'd been de-
laiycd 22 hours at Golden. Canada, on
mount of a landslide.
There was no meeting, last night. of
Piogress Forum, Fraternal Forum
:lnague. About twenty} of the loom
members visited the Stamford league.
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lmldnight last evening.
i
l A party of Bethei girls left Saturday
lfot Westpori “here they will spend
a week at Compo Bench. Those in the’
party are Misses Shirley Treadweil
Katherine ’l‘teudwell, June Brodie, Mil-
dred Wheeler. Alma Mullurkey and
lMargaict Gilmnrtln Miss Adelle Kei-
{logg, of Weston, is also a memben of
the party The girls are chaperonedl
by Miss Bessie Treadwell.
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The last opportunity for Norwalk
voters to register for participation in
the October primaries will be on Fri-
day of this week. The uptown vat-4
ers will register in the city court
room, on Wall street; the downtown
voters in the city clerk's office, in the.
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'cll'li.’ --4' T
Ella 'LoisT, daughter of Mrs Johan-
na Cordes. of this city, and Dr. ll‘os44
ter Flags Harrower of New York.
will be united in marriage tomorroyll
evening at? :30 o'clock in the South'
Norwalk Congregational church by
the pastor. Rev. John Staplston.~ A.
recital, of three quarters of an hour,
’wlll be rendereyby Alex. 15. Gibson.
who will be assisted by Miss Ethel
Louise Becker and Miss Willa E.
‘ I
Royal J 111.158 1un.
A hearing will be held on Friday
before Justice of the Peace A. L.:
Benedict, of New Canaan, in the case
of F. J. Woleel Vs. Antonlo' iBucclarlllaT.g
Suit is the result of an attempt tol
recover $94 for services rendered
Attorney John J. Cuneo, of this
city, represents the défendantit
Whether the local attorney will in-
with Justice Benedict, that has char-
mains to be seen.
UNFILLED STEEL TONNAGE.
NEW ORtK, Aug. 10 —-The._ unfilled l
tonnageo of t e United States Steel cor-1
poratlon on July 31 totalled 4,928, 540
tons, an increase of 250V, 344 tons over
(T‘ltl'fij'
In the Soutlt.‘
You. work it)" pro‘duc'e
ONE 110.111
{orwalk Savings B'an'T'k is worth t'onj
that are idle or n'iisspent. ' ’
’n;.f'
G
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“‘—
dollars Make them work ' ' '
'9; _
(huge in thé spirited wordy contest '
‘1 free speech ”
4 and ailing,_
TPiukhams Vegetable
WM
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EASl‘iNlllATEACO
-— The Relia
hie Store —.-
17
——Granulsted—
SUGAR
lean and
310111011118 . .. ““‘f‘
Native Cabbage,
If Y5“ “"0 looking for‘sspsc- '
in“!
FREE DELIVERY
fruit
_OME HERE,
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(Continued from first page) ‘
41110 would be the same as theseflnow
paid, and. he replied that he would
have to take. up that matter with the
direttols. For this reason 1111 adjourn
ment use taken until '1‘ inrsday, “lit 11
e U "’ ‘ ‘
Th 5 b iiygrogatiher ’ w4hi(l1 where they ucre high!) entertained. it is eXpected that the company's on
1119 party returned to Norw ulk about swer on the point island 1. ill be made GOO'D HEALTHF'UL DRINKS
Mr Darts also guts out a statement
aftet the meeting uhich Was in sub
stance similar to than made by the
men. 111 his statement Mr. uuvis said
he did not think the situation was one:
which need cause any concern
George J. Bowen, business agent 01-
the machinists, alter the conference
at the company plant yesterdayJ ex
pressed his belief that the demands of
the emplmes would be granted with-
’ out any trouble.
The new feature in the situation dur
ing the forenoon here yesterday use
a statement from maTchinlsts' sources
'that the men working at this trade in»:
the American & British Manutscturlns:
Company and the Lake Torpedo Boat
Company would make a demand for;
an increase of 20 per cent. in wages.
'hTTe United Electric Light & Water Tclty Hall, and the East Side voters in T3011. these plants are on an elghthour:
party are at this time sending' Henry Seizer's barber shop. on East Thesis. as they are 111111.: and have titt~l
01! mslcardfl to their downloWn cus- Washington street. in each instance'ed,con1ructstor the United States gov
m‘ers' informing them that 11114921115155. regi'strars'w-ill sit from 'noou- tur'ernmsnt, and as under the law con- i
o'utinue the office in the Clifford !til 9 o'clock in the eyonlng. Last tracts are tilled upon an eight hourTi
halls 11.5.41. plants some time ago adopt-T
ed a new time standard. The machin-
ists at both plants, it is understood. be
lieve' that they should benefit by the,
present agitation. . .
Two women organizers of the “Amer
can Federation of Labor arrived late
yesterday to take up the work or or l
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gunning thousands of temale e'nlployesT s
t
of the corset factories here.
' The central labor union on «'Saturday
evening adopted a resolutlsn, it was,
announced yesterday, requesging the
BT81" Startfof'fliTMlller- A "“9““ follows in the; common council to Tabrogatetthe orth-
nance under which Mayor CliflTord -.B
Wilson claimed to have the authority
to stop an open air meeting of labor
men on Thursday last. Superintend-
ent Birmingham of the police depart?
tment, in testirylng in. the base...
brought against the three men arrest-
'.ed said that Mayor Wilson had told
ithm that “the police were to arrest any
man who began to discuss labor con-
ditions. ”
A committee made up 'T'of Jaster
Levy, Carl Lang, James Dunn: P. Web-
later and Julius Selbert, was appointed
half of the resolution. It is said that
besides a resolution of. protest against
the acfion of the mayor a few radical
members wanted to have-a resolution
drawn up- demanding the impeachment
of the mayor because “he had muscled
The conservative mem-
bers refused to lend support to' thlé
plan " . 4
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4 A FALSE STANDARD OF
~ ' CULTURE '
has gained ground in this century
which looks upon the bearing and
rearing of children as something
coarse and Vulgar and to be avoided.
but the advent of Euge 4
much for the motherhood of the race.
Happy is the wife who, though Weak
de‘peh pun Lydia E.
restore her to health
“14011110115
" Nor-walk congregational Church.
'ment's. Mrs. Griffin was presented
. mliny.
now,
one.
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Don’t Forget
IN VALUEs UP To 05 .00.4
Summer Dresses are very popular
to oprlces Within the reach of every
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THE LITTLE .Slltll!
1.1111 A. 011sz
passage. _
f It .1. é: :-
All the Popular Stripes
and our line is marked dounV
noa‘m mutt eraser.
SOUTH "N ORWALK
to see
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
St). 'Norwalk
l
in El
very drink served at our
fountain is healthful m ever} in-
‘grcdicnt. We use onlv the best:
fruit syrups. Our chocolate is be
coming lattious. lime you tried
itT? DeKly’ns ice cream sen ed
at Ttlir. fountain or in l)0\CS to
tak'c home. Try out“ Socizt and
convince. yourself that it is t’c
_best in town. '
The Norwaik [Drug C0
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
8 No. Main St. ' So. Moi-walk.
4...
Irons'
enter.
It’s
‘0“
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111011111 '“ 11111114
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wonderful discovery, to'. the famous
A Real Barga
SALE
ectrlcal Appliances
Every appliance in our stock'
with the exception of Grills and:
is marked down to cost and
g in many cases below cost.
your chance to save money.
The United
heleclric light
'-“-" Water Co
'NapoleonMvMayor Burueli warmly ex-
tolled the famous discoverer. ’ and
commended heartily his constancy of
purpose. tirm determination and cour-
age in his efforts, against so many ob-
stacles' and Vdiscouragements, in set-
ting sail for the new land beyond the
FIR,
I
ty. M
W T. Wartieid: ollicial lecturer
aboard the “Santa Maria," responded
to the V‘mayors cordial welcomek T'ith
thanks, in a very intereattng' style
he briefly TtT'JTthlineu the iifthstory 0!
Columbus, and explained about the
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insurance
Workmn’s Compensation. Llabtll.
Sunty Bonds. .
REAL ESTATE
0 Railroad Ave,
Life, Accident, Plats OIIOQV
arlns and Automobile.
T,
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets
M. Layton 81V (0.. Inc.-
.. lNBURANOE
' "GhiOt-to Snfipban *
Emotion- 1:45. ' _ 53.1mm st.
$1931.08: our 0011111511 "
811. Norwalk .
relics of the famous old sh'Tip“ Mr.
Warileld's talk was of much interest
to the many surrounding the boat.
Er
The peculiarly constructed “Santa
man." ‘lTs attracting. much attention
here in News“: The boat on which
Columbus set sail yithT so strange a
crew, at! ever croised an unknown
sea. ,made up of honest sailors, pir-
atesfadveuturera and convicts re-
leased from dungeon prisons that
they might complete the necessary 4
crew, is shown exactly as it was in
help but hold a fascination for all.
' Will fit a dummy for
not a maul
made to or or from
1492. The deep hold of the old ship, 1 1 T l
where the mutinous sailors trenches 91:35.”? Eng/0011133035305"
ous plotted against Columbus, cannot 4 Clan“: P l g “d Re'-
I
"Rea‘dyLMaag (11.11....
m, but
form. Suits
$15. 00 UP
S. Nathan '
pairingeadyT Done.
The scores of decidedly interesting
relics is well worth «a visit. Photo
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1
Some of these appliances are a%
little shop worn, but are as good:
as new. and carry the usual guru-i
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'BUY NOW
~YOUR. w-
me 3'95. aBedding
Sie___r_________iing Almost Fum'llure Sale
., AT A sumo anon 3020 40 pm: CENT
EXTRA SPECIAL
“0000- all Famous Kitchola Kitchcn (. .1l inet $30
\\ hm 'Béhmy All st Price
Rocker at cast gu $24- Porch Chair and
Sterling Furniture Co.
”7429-131 Washington St, ' ‘
Oppo. Hoyt’s Theatre.
wums 511111.131)
511013 DADLDR.
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SECURITY BUILD ‘“ 4
TAKE tttVAmu -- up (written!
Ills rum 51-4-1151. 22l8
MW...“ .
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
Plants. \ll the best varicti es Tomatoc, Cabbag'e and Pepper
ALLBKfiNDS/MF INSECTICIDES.‘
or eaux ixture. Lime-Sui hu 5 l t , 'A
of Lead, HeleborTo, Paris Cramp “rsalugou gll'ot" “EBB:
Death, etc...
MOWER & MALONE ZI-ZZTMaln'Sl» Norwalll
Final Clearing Sale
TTIOLWfomcn' a ssnd Misses' Summer-4
can 0 cost. in Don I)
“61‘ Its. .NQ ‘81-‘43. teases
Wong-ring Apparel regard-
. Skirts, Waists, Corsets
(Lower ipTui next seas’n.
ClowksHE
Millinery
SOUTH NGRWALK
l1
33 scorn MAIN ST
L—Vez
If
The City N attonal Bank
'l'llli CIECK 800K
. Is it wise to keepyour money In the once, at home or in your
pocket. when by placing it at (as; Dank you have, without cost, the ad?
$311? of a check book and the additional security for your surplus
s
Checks are of value only to the person in .whose raver they are '
drawntthey give satisfaction and add dignity to your business ' rans-
« actions Your personal interests. we believe, are well serve by
the handy check book. Small' as well as large accounts, solicited.
‘\/
.
Delicious creamery Butter. . . . . . . . .\
sun's"...
290‘ lb
Eagle Milk, 2 calls ...................4.. 27¢
14.le POtamsT n-:o-u-o...-o......-t..a.1T.-..... 15¢
19¢.
.3150}
T2pkgs.Fort:e' .....
Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans \
A. STULL
East Nor-walk. '-
24 ‘Cottage Street.
h
of the'ship have been taken thy
George 8. North of this clty.TT
The boat is open" for inspection
TPAR'TY. 4
_..———..‘_s-.
I
Endeavor Circle of King’s Delights"
Remembers (Inmate of Horne for
"‘ ’ theATg'sd. 'T .
Mrs. Jane Griilhl, who has been one
.p
MidQSum'mer
daily, at the «Ferris‘doiak and is so. CLEARING
tracting the intention ofV hundreds of'
people. ‘ 3 . ' all all Household Gunilla New
-‘--—-‘--*-—-"'.‘ and second 1.01.1.9 Everydiihg,
' MR3. G'RlFFIN'TS BIRTHDAY VVsoTld at extremely 19w prim
41:119.... 419. 37. noun-1T mum 817
SALE":
M GUTKOWSKY
of the inmates of the Home for the '
Aged in Westport avenue, for some
time, was tendered ,2 surprise party,
yesterday afternoon. on the occasion '
of the‘elghty-sixth sannlversary ' of THE
her birthday. The Endeavor Circle.
of ”King's Da'ught'é
;. Ask?
Trqnged the party, and during the Tan
‘it'efnoou there was music and when
with 1...... of money: flowers. fruit.
Tpostsl
(i the 1.8... tbli
lifegll'é . . .
more flinch colour!
Elsi? :"
3 Rowan: 8t.V TToiT.T441 T
41-1135
' Eli 3.111... tor“? T KE{PT..¢AK
COAL. ' "' “
WM. EFFRON C0., Inc.
T fisthlorwslk
'ed ashore on a small island oi! the
'Irish coast. The last Lusitania passer:
T'gpnr'ts' of“ the 1211211111,: how‘s
scenery is wonderful, and than uh
.cep't .as that of a United States leper
: W ' ———_‘~'—'—m’ '
— not-
yet been solved and the land is
not pukto its greatest use Sugar
cane. coconuts, coffee, oranges, and
rice are grown. Luxuriant algaroha '-:
trees (a variety of mosquito) furnish
eminent firewood, and the fiber of the
inhale trees is used for the manufac- '
turn of 11.024141... pusture lands are
, covered _'wlth a thick carpet at manan- .
1w: variety of Bermuda grass) or...
with delicate tufted Pele grass up to
an élfivatlon of about 600 feet on‘the
west end of the island. '
On the northern coast Tof- Molokai.
west of the rocky peninsula that ex— .- 4:
(out: seaward from the foot of a great:
precipice, there is a prosperous-looks
. his town with regular. streets and
width 'Toot'tages'.’ litany of. the housosw
are surrounded by brisht green sar‘
and several churches and larger
33. may be 110011. The lever set».
ummmbnshed in 1805', embraces '
and with‘imlts borders 2“"
_ hL'USi'TTANIA'T VICTIM FOUND.
SWASHIN'GTON'.’ Airs. 10 .4141... Am-
erican consul at Cork reported toll
finding or the body of M. W. Hurray,
presumably a Lusitania victim. wasn
ger list contained the name of William
Harvey, as a third cabin passenger.
TH‘E- L'E'P'ERT I'SLAVND 0F MOQOKAI1
Few; travelers are 1.1.1.111... with the
Island of Molokai, the fifth in also of
the Hawaiian Islands, and to them
probably the name signifies little 0:-
settlement. In the more lnsccesslhl‘
Norwalk Chronicler