‘The‘Halch a Barley ‘ co.
UHAR'DWOOD FLOORS
HARDWOOD FLOORS are responsible for a lot of the private
dancing which have become so popular lately, for they stand up
well under the strain, are dustless and‘easily cleared for action in
that small rags suffice for covering 1
Let us tell you how little they cost whether for re—cov ering old
Jloors or building new. s
We have thick and thin hardwood flooring.
Will you grant us a brief interview to determine whether or not
our service could fill some need of yours?
The Hatch (:1 Bailey 66.
South Norwalk, Conn.
We are near—just as far as the nearest letter- box or telephone.
is you keep your land-
M. door and such/and
one! hip empty when
the shit so much? The
touch the shiny lumps
pod to eat, and think
3* you will be when you
seem heat. You’ll be
have it ready when there's
the air and you may rest
day: come without a trace
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WE DON'T TRY TO ARGUE.
our customers into taking m\eat
they do not want, because it
isn't necesary. We are sure to
please them from‘our large and
excellent stock. We have such "
a variety of choice, fresh cuts
that our patrons see their merits “
at a glance. Why not give us
pacious and‘ easy riding
‘obile will take out an order.
Charnok7s Market
76 North Main St.
Livery and Trucking Tel. 583-2 Free. Delivery.
'lilflllllllldl nus
' say that he-already has brought
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.—-ue§ponse
to the Pan-American appeal calling
upon the main-9 factions! leaders to
end their civil strife still were being.
awaited by administration officials
today. No reples had reached the
State Department early today, e1~
though both Generals Carranza and
Villa have received the communica-
tion. That Catriona will mite an un-
favorablerreaponse to the appeal on
the ground that foreign intervention
would be unwelcome to the Mexican.
people is the belief of his represent-B1?
lives here. His friends‘claim he will
eazarr. ' some;
Ladies Tailors
size and color, and all are of
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peace in a large part of Mexico; that
,TRISTRAM & HYAT'I'.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Don’t Miss These Sales!
NORWALK
Allof the
d SUITS and COATS
Greatly reduced in price. Some on a so per cent. basis. There is a wide choice in style,
seasonablc weights.
Save Money 0" Bathing Suits
' We have cut the prices on our entire line for ladies, misses and children.
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The Beers Meat & Provision-Co.
,6 North Main So, So. Norwalk. 13“ Main St, Norwalk.
ford North Ma'
64 Street in
Semi-Annual
learance S A L E‘
NOW IN PROGRESS
GOTTLIEB
Schullze’s 3 Sanitary Markets .j
32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN 81'.
SOUTH NORWALK. ,. 1 NORWALK.
r 505 MAIN ST.,~STAMFORD. 1
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Cruz to Mexico City he will consent
tattoo;
VAN ZANl Sllltil OWNER
'where they are due to ar. 'lve l‘l' ednes-
shipments out of that port. Secretary lus, the Van Zant street-East avenue
WASHINGTON. Aug 17~state De be considerably more safer for tiaf
by the l. W. W. The placards callcdjof new rails and tracks preparatory",
norance of the document
here are uneasy over the situmifm. Repairs to Knapp street. authoriz-
tomorrow ’ . 6111-1101- Street.
.The report adds General Villa has {tr—1,
to confer with the revolting factions;
Secretary Daniels has ordered the
day, replacing the gunboata Marietta The Connecticut Company, at the
I Daniels explained that no further at corner. on the East Side This will
partment dispatches from tern Cruz fch
for a mass meeting on Ans. 15 di1'1c1‘to the street department laying pen?
forbade the mass meeting; hut the will 11111111 start work, and will be
as it affects A‘lne1icuns and other ed by the (1,111.1 council; have
Wounded 11111 beaming to mill": at Charles F. Dimond and Miss Plath:
tiered many receptions for pillaging iportiou of the highway to grade.
INQUIRY
M lDIlLETOWN
9 Male st. So. Nor-Walk
3‘7h‘10—5‘1250 Sulta. SOMETIMES A POPULAR BRAND.l
“That Mrs. Smartie me’ Aug 1
“When she came in jurt now she
told me I ought l0 rename m,1' scales do
the Ambuscade b11111d." ‘1
“Well, why~” ,
“l‘ev just looked up
1111111. Pawn Shop
'6 y Loancd 011 Articles of
ClSlOll.
the w.’ord
lIn the course of testimony it
n‘redccmcd Pledges Sold at
acrifice.
dictionary says that-
H91 aid
HIS‘WIFE KNEW.
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STRICTLY FRESH. i
Norwalk, Conn. I
. V .“ Adairyman and farmer personallv'
1— -- ~—--——-—-—.—-—11ransfer of her custom to himself.
“i hear dot you haf a
he said.
tom and deie will he no drouble.”
“‘Are your eggs always fresh?” ask
ed the. woman. 4‘
.I1'vol1e1.—-Cl1icago News.
no the surest way of be- DUNKIRK, France.‘ Augw
41L Wm l
ruro AUT F 1
° ATAL'IQTODAY 1111 WALL STREET;I
H gpmng 100‘ The killing of Charles Jackson, color-l
clever,“ giowled the butrher. ,
"What's the 111111191?" asked nit-I‘m,“ if? Hmumun' “MM“ by a" .10' 30 a ml—“ild trading in
wife. "‘1' ”“10 ”‘v “as ”'9 subject or in {war shares was resumed at the outsetl
quiry today by Coroner Dali's, 11110 at today 11itl1'11'ide“ openings in Stu do-
1the conclusion of the bearing res on edlI baker,
A western man who was tried re {sole exception to the rising tend‘ency
:applied to a town housekeeper for a cently for his part in a shooting afiray.‘among the specialties soon 105mg 011-1
‘may thank his lucky stars that his er 4 points new", the end of the he 11'
lot of wife habitually searched his pockets! hm“- {GOESSlOIlS from thg high [eye 1
di'ouble wit dot dairyman of more ” The custom enabled her to swear on were general Studebaker losing all
‘Yust you give me your cus- the stand that he never carried a row
13.——All
We...
he is in full control of that territory:
that he is restoring order and that af-
ter removal of the capital from Vera
In other quarter‘s. however, it was
said that he might agree on a confer- ’ ,
ence based on proportional represen- '
lllllllll 00. ,SHARPENING
battleships Douisians and New Hamil-
shire, enroute to southern waters, to
proceed immediately to Vera Cruz,
and the Sacramento. The Marrietlag ”Deeiinlfluglle' :5, 2:6 (13:21:25]: 3::
has been ordered to Progreso because in god in :3 me to : shorter, re d-‘
of difficulty in getting American sisal ' ga y g,
arming reports had come from Vera throw the tracks nearer to the cent-I
I v e:
Cruz and no trouble uas looked for. or of the road and will afford mar
road space on each side which will
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““183 53V 1 Work Nearly Completed. .
“Highly inflammatory placards hate; The trolley company’s oporarlons;
“been circulated throughout 11 e town 150 .m- as the excavation for the laying
(0d principally against procure-He in- I manent cement pavement. on You Zautl
tcrIVcnt'Zon or interference in Mexico Istroet, is progressing rapidly and‘ will
by the A. 8.1. " .Authorlties p 'oioss ig1p1 obobly be completed about Monday
Iposters remain on the walls" Iahout fouwoys preparing the. road‘
No suite .1111 iforeign demonstrn- for the laying of cement.
lion has been rc1‘~,orted but otllciuls Knapp Street gnd Lexington Avenue.
Itorelgners "Hie 13‘1“ ltd/hips "-‘Wicompleted by the street department
‘iiampshire and Louisiana with Rear Work, within a short time, will start
‘Admlrul Mcl can are due in ten Cruz I on Lexington avenue.
lIChiliuahua from the rlicini _v of Tor [“0131le owngrs 0“ aGrner street re-
reou. uhic‘n is taken to inluato cently laid 11 curb and dummy on
fighting between Obregon and Villa this street making it necessary 10!
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NEW XORK. Aug. (Wall St“
the‘ ,
J7.
SE
which repeated yesterday's‘
{1:11:11 price of 120 American (‘an aud1
lmong the witnesses exntuzncd 11.1~
1 ‘ Westinghouse. Other issues this same'
lAllau F.8ta1r. drlv'e1 of the machine, éclass, including Crucible Steel, Gen thode islanders, ““1 hence to this
. was eral Electric. Pressed Steel Car. and
went on the infuriated111a11\‘and ”‘elbrougm out that Starr, who 'had n°fvarlous secondary industriala until
I r IIIIa1nbtliIscadeI1icense, was only 17 years old He equipments rose
means ‘ 1c in wei 1 ‘ "~‘ 1
0 3 cagIoI 11 as dr11111g the car down town to meet Steel opened with a sale of 2 0001
'bis father at the time of thc 111..cide111 lobar-cs. goon touching 17. its
p.0rt arriving about August 29.
Delay in embarkatlon “as due to the
.lule arrival of the Ken ucky. 1A battle
.ship, the Montana. dropped anchor
three miles on Braut‘ord Beacon, yes
:1erdav, and the supposition was that
ithe Kentucky use here. The naval
o
in
to 4 points. U. S.
has t
uprice since 1912.
Bethlehem Steel was almost the
armory upon arrival of the out of touu
divisions, and marched to Long
wharf. Here the men sat out the
forcnoon, and Commander Eben Hill
got no word f1 om the battleship which
‘11as to take his command. No pro1is-
‘ion had been made for rationing the
men at the whart and some of them
were inclined to fume about the .11-
‘its rise and more. Railways, partlcu-i
larly Canadian Pacific, were lower.
W ALL STREET Noon ~—The fur
ions activity of the opening was main-
31111112111110: next week The street departmenti
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the street department to cut down 111
militia were assembled at the state“
H. Krieger & Co.
No Money Requued
if you do your trading here.
We will supply you and your
family with everything need-
ed on our part payment plan
Open a' charge-1 account
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GREATEST A‘U‘GUST-
SALE‘
The August sale In progress, as this store
forcibly demOnstrates the supremacy of
this store, savings to every purchaser,
' AND OFFERS YOU
every thing needed for the home at great-
ly REDUCED PRICES. -
A. l. Collins] Co.
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sodium citrate at :1 censiderably great-
er concentration than that in the ser—
um of the blood. Under the influence
of this liquid the serum is poured out.
from the body into the‘wound, tending
both to cause it and to destroy the
hunters ‘that are. present.
11111111 m 1113.
LONDON.‘ Aug. 13.-—-(Correspond-
ence of The Associated Press)——A
grain of what Ikindrv‘they are “Fresh?” repeated the man in an
Ii: to come here. ' indignant tone. “Let 'me dell you.,
hloken dinner is worth while ifbnadam, dot my hens nefer, nefer lay
chicken is tender and whole. anything but fresh eggs.”
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_ best in meats,
prices.
VERSATILITY.
“The pretty trained nurse. I engag-
Eed made my little boy cough up
'bi'ass ”tack. "
l‘ “She can do even more She made
‘a young doctor at the hospital shes
too,
Ask your
at the
friends
winter campaign.
I
al
:‘engaged to, cough up a diamond'
.ring.”
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' Suppiant'ing the hard, high‘ tension'
strand of old the piano wire in de-
‘mand lodax lot the highest grade in-
lstruments is tough and fibrous and of
'absolufe uniformity, and when out it
ishows 9. clean, white steel. The piano
,makers have, y actual that, .been
{brought to see but the softer wire
lhas the greater artistic merit. The
,latter vibrates so evenly throughout,
1when actuated by the proper degree
rIoIf energy that a true fundamental
Ilrth Main Street It‘one results.1viti1 Just enough of the
...-_...-._._;oct11veto impart brilliancy‘, of the
union of the 17th Regiment. fifth to impart timbre shut the third
be held in South Norw’alk. and sixth to impart richness, and will
8. The annual 'busiuessihe amplified by the sounding board.
SAY!
open at‘ the Armory at
and Four his Fowler, W.‘[ I
by Buckingham Post. if there was as much kissing at
Eli-[horns as there is at the depot there
wouldn't 'be so malty divorces.
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Hill serve the dinner. .1
~Plttsburg Dispatch.
along' the Drench front, preparations
are going " steadily forward for the
lime. trenches the
gieatesr possible degree of care is be-
ing taken to p1 elect the men, not onlyI
against attacks, but also against the‘
irigms‘ of weather.
Tar is being extensively used wher-
le1e1' the intruswn of water is likely to
occur, the effort being to make the
Etienches as nearlv water tight as pos-
,sihle. Drainage of various kinds is
losing pro1"ided, and concrete is being
'freely used to provide weather proof
shelters.
If it is necessary to make use of the
same trenches this winter as the
’troops occupied last winter, they will;
not suffer soIlargely from wet and:
frozen feet,“ and it will be ’possible‘to'
sleep or rest with some degree of com:
,zfort instead ‘of in the mud. ‘
For the protection of the tr‘oops in
the advanced trenches. the us of,
barbed Wl‘re is beingdargely extended.!
The driving, of the. posts for the wire,
which was formerly done with heavy
mallets, the sound of Which was often
the signal for a volley from the ene-
my, is now accomplished noiselessly
by machinery.
‘ it costs non-residents $5 for a
iicense to fish in ‘West Virginia and
at that there is no guarantee of 11111.
rained throughout the early session"convenience. Shortly after noon
the first hour' 11 transactions aggregat-‘ word came that the Kentucky was
ing 350. 000 shares. a record for animal steaming down the Sound and at l. 10
“‘0“th One third of the trading was the,vessel was abreast of liomauguin.
in United States Steel, \‘t’1.=sti11gliouse..Th’e naval militia an hour later was
Con, Crucible and Studebaker. "warming put aboard.
latter broke three points under yester-i
day 11 final figure, and Bethlehem Steel
showed increasing liea1iness. In the WORK. .
main, however,‘ prices were we. sus— ' WATERBURY Conn. Adg.17.—~
tained despite enormous profit taking 1 Judge Curtis, of the Superior Court. to
Railways 11 ere taken up later, Read- Jday granted the prayer of the petl-.
ins and nion Pacific leading in that tioner in the suit of Frank J. Ford of
lNJUNCTION AGANST NlGHT
in the army surgeon‘s method ordeal-
ing with the ordinary wounds of the
battlefield. which, on account of me
changed_character of the projectiles,
are more severe than in previous wars.
in almost every instance of Iwounds
from modern artillery, the. broken tis-
sues are found by the surgeon to have
becomo‘infectedby scraps of cloth or
year of war has worked a révolution ,
other material, on a‘ scale without
precedent. At the start. most of the,
surgeons relied on a stringentlapplifi
This system lies the great .advam
tage ~that it leaves the tissues unim-
paired by the fluids used for the de-
struction of germs. “The full recog-
nition of the efficiency of tliinietbod,
introduced largely through the efforts
of Sir Almroth Wright," says a medi-
cal w1'iter,-."must be regarded as onb
of .the" most important advances made
in surgery as a result of the war.“ .
FUNERAL OF T. D. BRADSTFEET.
THOM.‘ .STON, Conn, Aug 17—The'
quarter. here was considerable ru-l
tute" or foreign selling of bonds,a.
logical result of the further weakness
‘iu exchange rates “ " ‘
WOMAN'S LEGS FOUND.
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. I7.~Two legs,
believed by‘the police to have belonged
Seymour, against the Seymour Mann
factoring Company for a temporary in-
junction restraining the concern from
‘operating its plants during the night
season. Mr. Ford claimed that the op-
eration of the factory at1night, serious
1y disturbed the Sleep of the family,
also jarred the crockery and constitut-
cation of recognized methods of anti-: funeral of Thomas D. Bradstreet, for.
sepsis Ito combat this infection The mer State Comptroller, and one of tlfe
tissues were deluged with powerfuli, host known men in the political life
germicides, even strong carbolic acldl‘of Connecticut, was held from his late
being employed. I home this afternoon. The Rev George
The success of that method, how~l D Owen, of the Congregational
ever was far from complete and grad-1011mm of which Mr. Bradstreet had.
daily 9. new system, based on well- Ibeen a member, read the seivice. ‘
The bearers were William A Ar-
‘torE on Union avenue in the east end:
.mile from sthe spot where the torso
ed a great nuisance
The court instructed counsel to‘ me
pare an order, which will be signed,
and the injunction will then go into
effect.
to'the torso of a woman founder! the
brink of Yellow Mil] Pond here, some
time, ago. were uncovered by excava-
today. They were wrapped in the
some kind of cloth the police say,
that was found about the torso, and
Were in an advanced stage, of disin-
te‘gration. The place where they were
dug up ,is about three quarters' of a
l-lORSE THIEF lN WINSTED.
search for a horse thief was sent out
to the police of neighboring towns to-
day, E B.Bronso11,
Winchester, baring lost‘ his horse dur-
dug the Yight, when the stable was
Iwas unearthed. Identification of the
bodybus not yet been 11qu 1
i to The horse was dicta
lire warden '61
known principles, but entirely novel
to application was substituted. ‘
One of the elementary principles of
phySics is that if a vessel contains
two solutions of varying strength di-
vided from each other by an animal
membrane, liquid will pass from the
WINSTED, Conn, Aug.17.——A call rweaker to the stronger solution until.
ultimately both are at the same
strength. ‘Thls principle was brought
into action in the treatment of Wounds
in order to stimulate the action of the
serum of the blood, which has strong
Antiseptic properties. The wound is
moor,” -. L. ‘White, F. l. Roberts, L. P.
Blackmer, James N. Chatfleld and Aug-
ustus E. Blakeslee, all of Thomaston,
who had been close friends. The in-
terment was in Hillside metery.
The attendanceof fr nds-' of "Mr.
Bradstreet.was large and many elth
lens of prominence throughout the '
state were among them. The Seth
Thomas factotym ‘ot 1 which the de.
ceased was general manager. .
closed during the day. The number of
floral pieces tram individuals andgora' ,
1111111 with 11111111}: solution cl salt and
summations was large. " - I‘ll .
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