. last 24 hours in the central and south 1 , \ ”A. Pille normal in the eastern districts. IVRye, N. Y. _ bury. is to preach in the South Nor- exhibitlon there three curiosities’ in :I the shape of hens’ eggs. «length is from .3 1-2 to four long, and the circumference is ’ 'inches. P . . row,vin the Eiks’ Home, on South Main P_ losers in the pool tournament, is stand- ing thé 119111. P to sprout and will give a handicap” to 1', IP-illthlili Ill tile BANK, *' 11x11: Values in ' BED SHEETS 39c. sassy-M706. 15%de PILLOW CASES me, la l-ac, 15c and soc WHITEBED SPREADS 75c, 89:, 3! 31:5. 31-50 to $4 a l E. K 8311sz P' “HACKS "‘ HOTEL BLOCK. DOUTH NORWALK. P 111111010115 ' . BY WELL KNOWN WRITERS. Michael ,O'Halloran, by Gene Stratton Porter ........ $1. 35 Rainbow Trail, by Zane Grey, $1 35 “K,” by Mary Rinchart .. $1. 35. Far Country, by Winston 1 Churchill. .......... $1. 50 I STATIONERY STORE 16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, “lW ll WEATHER FORECAST. H__.4..~- IGenerallx fair tonight and Sunday. Showels “(‘16 quite general during the W cm districts. There is 110 well de- fined area east obthe Rocky moun- tains. The tropical disturbance ap— pears to be approaching the Gulf or Mexico The temperatures continue above WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Low, 75; high," 89. Clear. ’ Miss Anna “Steegmullei', of Elizabeth street. this morning left for a visit in Attorney and Mrs. Daniel Dowling. of Quintard avenue, have been spend- ing the present week in titles, N. Y. Rev. VAlfled H 'Boutwell, of Dan walk Baptist Church only in the morti- ing tomorrow. W JP: P ~ ——Victrols and Bottom Talking Ma- chines sold on Pessy terms at Don- nelly’s come in and see how easy thol terms are. Tomorrow is the day of days for the membersof the NorwalkBoat Club. it‘s going to be a clambake, held in Herman Schmidt’s woods. Guests will be royally entertained. James Hopkins, the janitor of the South Norwalk Savings Bank. has on The eggs were laid by “Lizzie," Mr. Hopkins’ prize Plymouth Rock hen. and the weight of each one is four ounces. The inches six I. The Clint. John W. VBogardus pool team will enjoy ayjolly dinner, tomorv street The Capt John Bull team. m -—Stralvs cub in price. O'Brien. ’ Andrew H. Lyon, former newspaper. man in this city, is a charter member of the Bridgeport City Hall Mons? tache 0iub,f01med yesterdrly, in that city, by “a number ofgcribes and phar- isees, perenial oilice holders and states- men in embryo." The chief object 01 the club, it is announced, "is to culti- vate a. bit of hirsute adornment on the . ’—.,'V.Vupper lips of the members." Accord- ing, to newspaper acounts' Reporter Lyon "has already allowed his ‘mane' the other members or the club W- m- _|, When you have an ac-' count With the People’s Min-list Company, you not only have great confidence I for the future, but an in- ccntivdV to make regular dc-‘ posits to your credit. ; " BANK PYOUR FUNDw WITH US. I PP 4% pair! on Sovmgs Dc- posits '* Ptf the Probate Court, in the Pietro P.‘.:ie morning service in the East Ave- . lice of Corporation Counsel William F. , in connection with the _ several railroad tickets owned by [The ”last mist the city's regis- trars of voters was held ’yosterday. The annual outing of the members 1 t Banner Council, daughters of Liber- iv, iSIbeing held today'ln Roton Point The hearing before Judge Gregory, lesimelo case, was continued from this morning until next Tuesday. , Rev. s. P. Fairbanks will preach at i .le M. E church tomorrow. Rev. W. J. Guggenheim, of Bridgeport, will speak in the evening. maw ~¥£LEmQNES lNS'l'ALLED. Twentythree Instrument: Placed "mi Commission in Norawlk' Recently. Following is a list of new telephbneé that hang be'en installed since the is suing of the last list Cut this out and paste in the back of your directory: Name Tel. No. Central Home Made Bakery, 1 36 Washington St. 372-2 ; (lljrlsteano 3: Mace, , i 13 Wall-Ht, N. ” 1557 Ralph EIleble, ., . 2 FortPSt.. E N. 185-2 Wm. H. DiePrcn§ " 7 Courtlandt Pl: According to a statement made this1 morning, by his attorney, Cramer C. Hegeman, of Washington street, C. H. Wilson has closed his store, on Van Zant street, East Norwalk, and has given up business. , Attorney WallacePP. Vollmcr, of West avenue, associaled with the of- T' lnmany, on Washington street, left they with a‘pzn'ly of friends for As bury Park, N. J. Rev. Everett Barnes, Washington Park Methodist Episcopal L‘hurcll pas- tor, Bridgeport, will preach in the South Norwalk M. E. Church tomor- row. ‘Simon ,l’ctcr‘s Brother” will be the topic. Nine hundred happy piclllckers from ilanbury and Bethe] are at ltotorl Point today. it took nearly a score of tars to transport the happy throng to the park. The ulerriest time of the season is in full swing at Dutch to- day. W. F. Morris, of New York, inciner- ator expert tbits morning was a visitor in this city. He confered with City Engineer George A. Sherron concern- ing theIIinciner-ator report which will the next meeting of the city council. Brigadier William Andrews, divis~ tonal officer of the New Englanddiv- ision of the Salvation Army. and a band of first-class musicians. made the Salvation Army entertolnment, last night, one of great interest and ben- etlt A large number enjoyed the very interesting program. \ Again are complaints being made about "peeping 'I‘orns." an onesectlon o! thc‘downtowndistrlct where the practice is now in client regidents have secured the names otthose they claim to be guilty. and stilte unless the an noyance ,cen'ses action will be taken by the police. \\ Three Fairflelli county olllcluls, with o s in Bridgeport, with whom Nor. walkers have more or less business during the year, are now enjoying their annual vacations. They are: Coroner John J. Phelan, Sherit! .11. mean Pease, and Naturalization Clerk Michael J. Flanagan. P Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bailey have been spending a very pleasant vacation at the White Mountains, stopping for part of the time at Woodville, New Hamp shire, and then spent the remainder in Bradford, Vermont, visiting Mr. Bat- ley's mother, brothers, sister and many other relatives. «I—Car buyers. Buy “Wood's .Mobil- ette." The light car, with big car fea- tures. Great economy. 40 miles per gallon gas 800 miles gallon of oil. Up keep cost less than one cent per mile. 4 cylinder, sham drive. Top, wind- shield, headlights. Complete. Price $380. Sales Agent, C. L. St.‘ John, Steamboat Place, South Norwalk. Patsey Avalone, or this (lty, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Nelson Benedict ,ou a serious charge preferred by Bell Hadden. of this city. A hearing was held before Justice of the Peace Joseph J. Linxweller, who fixed ball at $750 for a continuation until August 20th.VAttorneys Keogh & ‘Candee represent the plaintiff and AVl’estV port paper is sure the “thieves must have be u Norwalkers‘ belt of a hand: bag containing a sum oi! Vmonsy,and Miss Marie Hugger-man, oh Westbort, which were stolen this week from 11. Comm Beach bath house. The young lady received a telephone from this city stating her handbag, minus the cash had been found floating in the river. P u “Carl," said the teacher, Posh you tell me what an inelbriate is?" I "Yes. ma’am," replied cm “it is in animal that does not; hllve 9; backboneI"——Judze. he made by the special committee at ' Attorney John J. Cuneo the defendant. . ”5.30an; 50 Albert W. Eldridge, ‘ 7 Hanford Pi. Mrs..A. F. Gedney, 1195-27! , AUNT VlRGlNii'A SAYS. They say that women love men who bully them. but I nevm' yet saw a man who thought wall enough of the theory to put it to the test whorl he was trying to persuade a girl to marry him. . What's the use or scolding the man WJIO'PB‘ made a mistake? It he's got any sense 113's saying harder things to himself than you would dare car to him. Play with the children. Arum!) or game with grown-ups. or a trip in puzzledand with thither or mother is a treat to the child and sharpens his wits.-Farln Lite. THE season's UNOERTAIN. TY. Dcy‘s got us all a guessin’ PWif dc doin’s sso distressin’ Till it ain’ dc same old world it ' “as bcfo’. Day is sllouti11"an ’reforlnin’ An’ a-coaxin’ an’ a-stormin', An’ nobody seems to know which way to go! One day do rose is smilin’ . An’ (ic sunshine is beguilm’, And (is ncx’ it blustcrs ’round an’ threatens snow; ' Dc thermometer ls sllakin’ F um tie effort it' is makin, way to go. _ ConSult . Our " Oculist. ' Our O‘culist. a medical man ed by us to give your eyes any attention they may re- quire. P lily of caring for your Peyds ity of caring or your Ie-yes when such high professional skill is at your service? ‘ ' THAMER Ocnllsts, Optometrists, Opticians. 117 Atlantic Square, Stamford, 0t. Docs our Name ’5qu 43 gest: the Highest: Eye~ glass Sdrlllcd in the City? - 45., Main Ave, Norwalk. 1079-6 Arthur Glickson, . 6 North Ave. 1S5'V Edward H. Guiles, P Silver-mine. 283-2 VV Gould H. Hedonberg, 23 Lincoln Ave. 6694 : Mrs. Jenny E. Hobe, ' V .Westport Ave. 146-4 Vi Harrie Ray Hyatt, \‘26 Stuart Ave. 1611-2 llarry Ingram: P Fillow St, N. L 1102;12; ‘Wm. J. Moore, j 14 Lincoln Ave. 6693 j Dr. F. J. Morrison, I 1% Main St. 1140 P'i 11. s, Paxton, i "4 West Ave. 175-2 l , People’sFruit J}. Fancy Grocery ; Store, SV 58 yo. Main St. 1694-2 3 Miss Myra S. Richards, . ‘ 2 High 31. 1624 Royal Mfg. 00., l ‘35 Washington St. 301 t W. B. Smith, . , 1 Edlie Ave. E. N. 523443 .Cllas. Sprague, i 7 East, Wall St. . 906-13: MrsiH. Townsend Blodgett, V ' Tokeneke. V 1025-13 G. W. Weisheit, V 27 BelPPden Am u. 113512 F It; Williamson, ' l '1' clieneke 724-5 But. it doesn’t seem to know do of loug experience, is retain- . ~11 ‘.*‘r~— P EAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW 1011K. " I Freight. boot lends Pier 8'! ml 111m. New York (foot of Catherine fit.) every day except Sunday, Put! 9. in. Freight rocbivod st. Norwok who. 59. In.sndst80utthlk Into- um Substitutes Round Package a... Pal. lbenLkanORl-I'CKPS THE mam MALTED MILK more» ““me Halted world We do not moke"milkproducts”- Skim Milk. Condensed Milk. on. Bondy HORLICK’S THE ORIGINAL MAI-TED MILK Made from olden. full-cream milk dud llthe ”dun-mu of select malted ruin. _ . cog owder Sol-m. solo lo in» water. ”all“: cod-Drink for All Adel. Hood for our a Quarter Century um “ 8' m .mur. W... «In: trams a Packayo H/omo lm ’URDER‘EHEHTS BEER FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES PLtlUlS mm? 1 1 ‘ Connecticut Avenue. Phone, 497. Sole Agents for The Norwaiks On Draught at Connecticut Ave. CHILDREN'S DRESSES, 79c . wmsrs, ’ big Collection at Were 98c up to_$2.98 Styles, 79c. . SUMMER DRESSES, 79c P Formerly $2.98 up to $7.98 CLOTH SKIRTS, 79c M. MOLTASCH 8; SON SOUTH ’ NORWALK, about your winter 3 supply. Older Now at Summer Prices. Our prices are as low‘ as anybody' 5 prices. Call, Write or Phone Our representative will gladly call and sdd you Hams 81 Gans PM“ - WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. I ' From A Coal ' PocllPPlPl'tPPis Posrtlvely Gleam! rsce my. P Speciflf Hale BATHING CAPS All the Latest Styles Regular 50c Values SW 25¢ Each Tile Roller 5. 101251: Store DOUTHP NORWALK, CONN. STORE FOr Rent New Occupied by the United Electric Light and Water Co. Enquire Clifford Hotel ,. .V Too Much Bending ‘ ‘ Over a Desk i > * CAUSES av: swam, our my rest glasses relieves that trouble at once. Should your eyes cause you to have head aches, your vision blurs, why. feel free to consult me. All work guaranteed first-class and done in my modern shop. William J'. Moore VOPTlCIAN AND OPTOMET- RIBT. The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC Chiropractic is the definition of the cause or the disease and the art of [adjusting the same. Disease is caused ‘by a wrench. twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood' it creates pinched nerves and pain in later lilo in the different organs and limbs. .. . _ , Chiropractors remove the cause or disease and pain. health is restored through harmonizing the nerve sys- gtemswln your body. Female troubles given special attention; ulso curvature or the grains.1 You will never regret giving the Chiropractor a chance to help you. I Magnetic treatments given also. T. Francis. D. C. i I 84 Washington 85» 80. Not-walk. Conn. V HowLANors’ ‘ Entrance' on Mnin St... Fairficll Ave and Cannon St. Bridgeport. Conn. Saturday, August 14, 1915. Men’s best suits now $14.50 illc lust fachl suits that the store hollis of Spring and sum—I, mer wciUhl. Hlt ilcst fullrits: \l '0 am! iltillltSINlll and litctti .illti such ”it bcst styicx: ior young; men and tor umscrxatilr men. lill lils‘t rulers: ilmflllti Iarir. Most of them arc from those mastcr tailors: H.111 Stllntincr & \i.lrx (if the House (if i\llppcn~ iltilllcr illtll‘ fllrmcr pl‘lt‘cs \\‘t’l‘t‘ $20, $2230, $25 and $28. We don't care a that: \ll of them—4 hoot about any onc i.\‘ yours now at $14.50. Main floor, rczlr. flats $1.40 and $1.90 Grczlt llcu‘s‘for mall illtcrcstcd in a sot hat or (iCi‘i'ly right now. Thcrc arc snappy silapcs in pearl, green or hillc that will make their appeal to young ‘lncn. There P ' arc browns and greys cspcrially tior the lllPOlOI‘lSlPaPilti .. thcrc ‘arc ‘ good conservative shapcs for men P who want hat for aliaroumi scr- rice. in good assor'tlllcnt. $3 Phats—. $2 hats—— Mam floor, rear. Illi- liliniNll illll 00008 COMPANYVV $1.90 \ a Graduate from Pulmer School. the Mid-Summer discoverer. "CLEARING SALE 1 \ J OF THE l V ENDW tionate' to their actual wootl'l CLEARANCE 'In order to makd room for, the V'Auturnnmerchandise comiilg in, the remainder of the S‘umrndr stocks must now be entirely eliminated. Very EXCEPTIONAL OPPOR- , TUNITIES are therefore being offered for procuring dc- Slrablc WEARING APPAREL and the ACCESSORlEfi of the Slimmer, at prices so low a§\to be wholy dispropor- SUMMER V.ly had to." ‘ LONDON, 'vAug. .13.—IxThe followfn'gPI ‘ oinclal annduncement has Just been true of high moslves, “If you had to work—Jest unchar- queried Seldom Fedd. who was a great hand to cognate, "what kind of a job “would you choose?" ‘ ' "IBein' janitor in an air castle," re-V plied Boiled Spooner. a. prominent: volunteer in the great army or the unemployed "—Judge. . P s \. - "passed [or publication": , "Scottish distillers have been com- polled, owing to the urgent needs at . on Phil Household Goods. New and second hand. Everything sold atV extremely- low prices. t. i1. currowsrv Phone 419. 87 NORTH MAIN ST __ P Ask for cash prices for RED OAK COAL. THE WM. EFFRON CO.,P“ Inc. S'Rowan 8t. Tel.441 East Norwalk GARDEN, GRASS AND All the best varicti Plants. ' Death, ”’ etc. BROWER_.& 111101111 ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES. . ‘ P Bordeaux Mixture, Lime-Sulphur Sdlution,P A‘rsenate . of Lead, Heleboro, Paris Green, YOU will want second of . thou good-looking Rugs the moment you see them. They're dificrent in texture from oxdlnnry gran. fibre or hbric rugs; cost less sod WOII’ longer. ' No pine. for dirt to acids and 1 frequent mulling! won’t ham 1 them. Every roomin the house should haven Congoloum Rug. Come in today and let us roll you all about them. '~ “J l. J. Alllllllli AND SON COMP‘ANVY « ~ iillililllilllilillilli IliillllllPlllfiillilllllllil‘ltllliiliill'illlx‘lllll-ll GRAIN SEEDS es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper . “Slug Shot, ” 20.22 truism, lllorwalk l "Bus“; _ ‘ a:DlleSSEs “1.25 and$1150vaiu . Jacopr's ._ toncd' sent, at “In-5......“ “J 1-. the government; for industrial alcohol. used in connection with thomanutsc- 11.11.1111“ mus ‘ to curtail ‘V stilt for whiskey "t «loony u lot or people with no #1"! ROMPERPS; TI.InfantPs’ Rompers frorlPr‘six‘ months to two years, in pink and blue checked gingham, tan, blue, pink and white . striped scdrsuckdr and plain chambray, with or without but.- P VVChlldren’s Rompers” from two toP' six years, PPin checked ' . ginghams, striped sedrsuckers and pléln Chambrays. Madd , in regular styles“ or in the beach rompers, at . . .1 50¢ IJChilPdr-en’s Beach Ronipdrs. madd of piss.“ crepe in White, I ’ pink and skyr broken sizcsV'. regular price 75c. Special at *2. noauuV-I-nnnolau-u 50¢ . . r . 1‘ I. - i Dlerbics JPal-c likewise yzlricd and ~ $1.40 ‘_
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