' thccornérhandy
have no cook] or
say, if they fail to
My order their supply.
the chances are that .
’ Tilay or Night.
spacious and eas
riding
ubile will ta e
out
" . , Livery and Trucking
Mo, Darien Conn.
Ice Cream
lioness! dessert , .
”Stop on your way home and
get a. pint or a quart, what-
ever you wish. '
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“store North Math
64 Street1
”'Now IN PROGRESS
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No. Main 83’ 8°. Nomi):
37—{10f—S12.50 Suite.
alk Pawn Shop
Money Loaned on Articles of
Value.
'ncdcemed Pledges Sold at
acrifice.
,J. Rosenfield
E46 WATER STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
"" We Hahdie
Fine Chickens
" certain of what kind they are
The Hatch GiBailey Co.
HARDWOOD FLOORS are .mponsible for a lot of the prixate
dancing which Rye become so popular lately, for they stand up
well under the strain, are dustloss and easily cleared for action in
that small rugs suffice for corering.
Let us tell 31011..an little they cost whether for re-coverlng old
floors or building new.
We have thick and thin hardwood flooring.
Will you grant us a brief interview to determine whether or not
our service could 1111 some need of yours!
The Hatch Er Bailey Co.
South No'rwolk, Conn.
We are near—just as far as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
WE DON'T TR’I TO ARGUE.
our customers into taking meat‘
they do not wanty‘beca‘use if
isn't onecesary. 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
an order.
'Charnok’s Méhrket
76 North Main St.
Tel. 583-2 Free Delivery.
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The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
6 North Main St, So. Norwalk. 13 Main St, Norwaiit. i
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For woplo who do not keep their [known specialties fell back
chickens the surest way of be hem Steel lost over 11 points and the boys
- cluded American Steel Foundries, paanosia road, “V0 01‘ ”if“? hundred yards
{way Steel Springs. the Rumcly and Al-Efmm the Park entrance.
w“.
Schullze’s 3"Sanitary Markets '
32 WASHINGTON ST. ~ 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
505 MAIN ST.. STAMFORD.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
iBRISK FIRE AT LAKE KENOSIA.
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new YORK AUG. 11:, (won Street 11"“ 5”” 3"”"WB Owned by "i.
10:30 a. nil—Speculation in the lossE Kn.” A” Burned.
prominent war shares and allied lndus' DANBURY Aug- lie-"‘1’”? starting
trials was renewed in today's curly about 9' 3') \londtn. owning, in on
trading. gains ranging from 1 to over hour burned tompletely to the ground
4 points. Conspicuous features M‘ttvo small buildings, on the Lake Ke-
The build
lie-Chalmers issue and Colorado Fuel.1i"85 were owned 53' lra Knapp. 01
Advances of 1 to 2 points nere scoredEmml‘ll"i 1&an ”ii“ Cit.“ MI” Knapp
by Crucible Steel, American Can and stated this morning that the loss;
a few other equally active issues. ‘amounted to am and hundred dollats'
[United States Steel was again in de-1lt is partly covered by Insurance.1
mand, at a fraction ovcr Saturday's; There is no explanation of the star't
'high quotation. Railways “ere neg-10f the blaze 11hlch~ luau gained con-'
lected, the only features in that divis- siderable headway when noticed.
iotvbeing Rock Island, which rose over fcw minutes after the tire was dis
a point icovered the buildings were a mass of1
Minutes. It looks verv much as ulough
WALL STREET Noon—Trading mane. perhap’boih of the buildingsi
the first hour was even larger than 'were set on fire. Some one may have '
yesterdays busy period but the riselfor‘ed an entrance and 59‘ them 011i
was checked when some of the better lire accidentally, or again they n1a1 '
Bethlc- Ebave been set on fire by mischievous
I
\ioiors 2 to almosts New York Air When the performance at the Ke-i
m1 11111111
Idhiioiidisltteliiooto Statute
sembly. Attention is called to the
' amendment to Section 2534 of the pub-
he acts concerning. the reports of con-
tagious and infectious diseases.
_must now be reported to the
ibealth board, the same as other com-
1 dies
,and 59 more than in July of last year,,
of less than 5,000 population
”Tuberculosis Berlin,
- l. Total, 15.
iiiiiiil Milli
GAZETTE BLDG.
Multinatio- MW
Alison» of Mt life Are
Discussed—flint “at. m"
.. for My as limited liitll 1914
lot Below Hear Average
garter top, high spliced heel and
doubtedly the best wearing‘thin
The monthly bulletin of the state
board of health calls attention to the
statute provision which requires the
reporting.“ veneral diseases, Says
the bulletin: .-
'We are sending out to the health
officers a pamphlet containing the stat-
utes relating to public health and
safety passed by the last General As-
’
No. 496*. “Round Ticket"
seamless feet.
No. 496 0. 5.1
but made extra wide in the leg.
“'m. 333. Light weight. soy. Lisle;
Black, white and all colors.
f
I
Under ..-
the .act as amended, veneral diseases
local
of .ne activities or each individual un-
der the supervision of a competent
physician. very person over forty-five-
years of age would do well to have a
physician. Every person over forty-live
plete examination of his whole body in‘
order to learn in time of the begin-
ripe to take cognizance of these male “in“ of disease and ”1‘5 precautions
Wine” "‘9" prevalence an“meeensnry to prevent it from extend-
seriousness demand. They ale infec- ing.
'tions, communicable m preventable Dr Eugene Lyman Fisk of the Life:
and constitute a menace to the public! Extension institute, New York, gives'
health, thus 97°99”? coming underime following important causes of dis-
the charge of the public health authori- ease. as the chief factors in developing
"'35- imaladies of the vitaigrgans:
1,499 Deaths. | l. Improper living habits:
municable diseases, except that the
name of the patient is not to be dis-
closed. This law was passed in re-
sponso to a feeling that the time was
Over-
By mortality reports received theteioating, especially of meat and of rian ,
were 1. 499 deaths during the month of highly seasoned food.
July. This 11 as 189 more than in June Too little exercise.
Too much exercise. prolonged, ex.
and 53 less than the average lunaticrihausting manual labor or athletic ex-E
of deaths during July for til'b' live yours cess. ;
preceding. ” “~i Abuse of alcohol and tobacco. E
The death rate expressed as an all-i The diseases of vice.
nuai rate per 1000 estimated popula E Hard work in which one has an in.
lieu 118.! 14.7
the smolltowns 12.2. and fertile 11hole' due strain or interference with the
state including state institutions, li.l.'norma1 sleep, exercise, diet, etc, is
The deaths from infectious diseases not in itself harmful. Over slixuula
are reported by the registrars in 10111111 11011 of any kind, excessive emotional
excitement and prolonged lucula‘E
strain may, how cv er, cause the human,
\l‘ind- Emechanlsm to break down instead of
running down 1
' ,‘Bcthcl, Z;'1 To control disease the health tie-g
Bozrah, 1; Canaan.1;t‘olisiicste1. l; partment must know when disease ex-J,
Essex. 1; Lisbon, 1; Montvii‘le, 1; Mor- 'ists, where it exists, and under what":
ris, -; Old Lyme, 1; Salisbury. 1: condition it exists. This knoWElvdge
Measlcs- -.\'c1vtown, l.
Whooping (‘o'ugll—Sufileld .;1
Bar. 1. Total,
Sharon. 1; “’utertown. 1; Westbrook, can be obtained only through the re- 1
ports of the notlcable diseases made},
practicing pnysl ‘
the following by physicians; the
towns have made no report for July. Ecian is therefore, an essential part of
Mon, Bloomfield Cornwall, Glanby,ithe health department. This is true
Harwinton. Kent New i‘airflcld, \‘dolun 'whcther the physician recognizes it or'.
101111 and Warren Total 9. ‘ 'not. and whether the community rec-
2,563 Births. ognlzes it or not. The physician is the.
Thole were 2,563 111mg births m outpost, the picket that must give toi
‘l‘hc registrars of
1
1
this state during July and 1,410 mar-1118 health department information ”If
the approach of he enemy. his numer-
ridges.
lical strength, and his armament.
Adult Diseases.
The bulletin ghee prominence to ai
treatise on “Tile Diseases of Adult officer, the physicians Of a communiwf
Life." here reproduced. .jhave it within their power to make the;
Sanitary science has achie1ed won efforts of the health department
deriul success in decreasing the dis- 'ccssful or to make their success im-
eascs due to germs which afflict chief-i 1308811119- The practicing
11’ those in early life, and in conse '11ho fails to report a case of counting
quence during the past thirty yeais nil-‘1‘-
there has been a decline in the death welfare f the community and exposes;
rate of each grouptelow forty years.
Above the ages of forty-live the disease
death rate in the United States has notE chat: or a 800
decreased, but on the contrary is in sidered as opposed 1° the principle or
creasing, due almost wholly to the the control of disease and the protec
greater prevalence of the degenerative tion of the 11901119 for “web the health
diseases of the heart, blood veseis, and department stands
kidneys, also of cancer While it isE With the bell) and cooperation of
true that owing to the decrease in the practicing physician the health “9
deaths from the diseases of early life' partment can do much to prove int:
mole people reach the age when (12- iii-11th of Pasteur's statement the it
generative diseases are common, it is' is wihin the power of man to cause a
not a necessary and inevitable 1n- infectious diseases to disappear. With-
He is neither a good physl
d citizen and must be con-
”TRISTRAM a HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Gordon Hosiery for Women
At 25 Cents
No. 717. A fine quality Silk Lisle Hose, with double
America at one price. Black, tan, white.
medium
Lisle; deep garter hem, four-thread heels and toes;
Black, tan and white.
“Round Ticket" same as
heavily spliced in the .wearing parts, very elastic.
50c.
-m—Jt
Cooperating 111111 an efficient health,i
Slit}: -
i ly REDUCED PRICES.
physician ‘
ble disease thereby endangers the:
Eothers to the danger of contracting the- ,
Wflr'io to come here. :Brake’s decline of over 3 points fol-
' chICKen dinner is worth while if lowed the declaration of the regula.‘
., chicken is tender and whole dividend, whereas a’n increase had
me ' Eileen expected. Reading was heaviest
The beat in meats, too at “,9 'of the railways. losing over a point,
prices. Ask your friend. iwith the fractional recessions in the
(us. Pacifics, Grangers and Trunk lines
E1Meantime, obscure specialties, like
at 8 MOdel‘Il marke‘ EAmerican Hide and Leather, Amexican
d ttsbur h Coal isues
: 15 North Main St. mugged 3“ Pi 3
.ga lied from. “ to a point There was
.13. IINHOLTZ' Prop' ifurther “future" selling or foreign
' j owned bonds at concessions.
ayes
|
E NORWALK HOSPITAL .NOTES.
I Mrs. Mary Mulvey. of Cedar street,
was admitted .to the Norwalk hospital
yesterday.
Franklin Gray, of Merwin street,
land Mrs. Anthony Ezekel, of Kellogg
istreet. weresent home from the in
ARKET 'zslitution yesterdaY-
Gt‘s' .. Block E
'xrth M 1m Si ectE
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IDIES 0F BROKEN NECK.
NEW i-IAVEN,‘Conn., Aug lag-Anon
lamin Shapiro, aged 20,-.ot Hartford.
died at a hospital’ here today of a
' broken neck. The injury was received
test to road the Sentinel when he dove into shallow water at
' 3 Rooms" odvortlsementsESavin Rock last Sunday.
that you ll pay more than’ -—-—-——-’,—-l—-
and get less than you} «item! the Gentlnol Want Ado.~¢1n
Jlsll'i'liirri page ondtbon try one.‘
.1.
’t,
. .
nosia Park theatre was over last even- 3
ing the sky was alight with the reflec-
tion of the blaze ,and the two build-i
lugs which Stood Close toge'her. were Icuruuve 1n the some sense as those of'
very nearly demolished. A crowd of early “re' since old age 13 inev.ltable
two or three hundred gathered tq The important fact is that m too many
watch the fire. .cases old age comes on prematurely
extinguish the fire, soon alter its dis-'
covery. A call was sent in to the ban-
bury flre department, but'Chief Thom-
as A. Lounsbuvy decided that inns-
.and strain of modern life has much to
do with the wearing out of the body
:and particularly to the wearing out of
much as the place was a good mile the heart, blood vessels and kidneys,
”‘3 halt beyond the city limits, and .'but the fact. remains that much of this
the blaze had such a start, it would can be avoided by attention to per-
do no good to send apparatus out to 1 so not hylgene. The breakingdown of
the fire. . ' Ethe body before the advent of normal
BRAZILIAN MINISTER WELCOMEDz some kind. either too much work. [00“
NEW ORLEANS LarAug-18- little exercise or too much food Mod
Representatives of the United States oration in all things, work play. a“;
Government, the State of Louisiana ing and drinking, is the keynote 15
' and the City of New Orleans early health. Do not wait until the diseases
today welcomed Jose M. Cardoso do' or the heart and kidneys have develop
Oliveira, Brazilian Minister to M-ex'ed before thinking oLthese things
mo, and who for the last year hasE The formation of correct habits of
'tepresented the United States in the living in youth is the best why to pre-
Mexican capital. upon his arrival here vent. the diseases of mlddld rise; it ll.
from Vera Cruz aboard the union however.- never too late to meat The
states gunboat Sacrsmbnto. ., . essential in the control or those dio-
\ W ' eases of adult life is their prompt 119'
. ~Probobly‘ 1. lot of people with no tectlon and their progress may than in
- . 1
vol-
,m.
.u
.‘1I“\
Neighbors made several attempts to; without the victim suspecting its onset. 1
It is not improbable that the stress
crease, for in England and Swedengout the coop
ltbe death rate at all ages is decreasing.' 'physician the health depart 1
1 The degenerative diseases are not Ido but little.
1
gold age is generally due to excesses of,
higher oalarlod positions-having restricted by the hygenlc odiutmontpoio'rlty of the people in Nomlk.
eratioh of the practicing
ment can
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CAPE fiav'rmN, Hayti. Aug.'18.——
Another detachment of American ma-
rines has‘been landed from the war-
ships oif this port.
The rebels have refused to disarm
and in some sections have expressed
eslre to flglit'the Americans;
11% people of Cape Haitien are
greatly excited though no outbreak of
any kind has taken place, up to the
present,
Foreigners at Port- au-Paix, a Hait-
ien town. 35 miles northwest of Cape2
Haltlen, reportlthat" they are being;
menacsd by Haitien rebels and they
have requested that American forces
be sent to proteet‘them. , ,_ . ,
—11 your tenants new. use .. odo-
tinol To Let Ad. They are road by a
-, trict that they can perform a patriotic
‘tracting the oil from the nuts, for ear-
‘ NORWA’LX
At 350; 3 Pairs for $1.00
No. 4100. Light weight. fine cotton, with unbleached
cotton sole. Black only.
No. 324. Light W815.” Silk Lisle, deep garter hem,
high spliced heel, double'sole. In black. tan and
white.
No. H300. “The most sati factory Dollar sun’s'tock-
lug ever produced." Flare top, fine guage, pure
dye silk, with line quality lisle top and sole; high
spliced heel. Black, white and all colors. $1.00.
No. H300 E. X. Same qualityss Gordon No. H300,
but made extra wide. Bl ack, tan and white. Sizes,
8V2 to 101/5. $1.25.
double sole. Un-
stocking made in
weight, was
No. 496,
Black.
deep garter hem. '
H. Krieger 11 Co.
No Money Required
if you do your trading' here.
We, will supply you and Your
family with everything need-
ed on our part payment plan
for the large to“ 11s, for terest, not carried to the pbint of no i _
Open a charge account
GREATEST AUGUST
SALE E
_ The August sale in progress, as this store
- foreibly demonstrates the supremacy of
this store, savings to every purchaser,
AND OFFERS YOU
everything needed for the home at great-
A J. Collins Co.
{MORi iYNCHiNGSM
iii ilii Siiiliil
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Aug. 18.-—- .
"Kid" Jackson and Henry Russell,
negroes, were lynched early today, at
Hope Hull, ten miles from here. An-
other negro, whose name has not been ‘
learned. was rescued from the mob,.
but died at a hospital.
The negrocs were charged with .
poisoni'g mules on a plantation sev-
eral onths ago.
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CONSTANTINORLE, Aug; 19,—11111- 3
id 'Sia Bey, former head of the Sub
tan' 5 chancellory cabinet. professor or
accidental literature and history at the
University of Constantinople and well
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ESSEX, Germany, Aug ilk—The
school authorities of Westphalia have
notified the school children of the dis
duty during vacation time by collect-
ing beech nuts, from which it is pos-
sible to extract a table oil that is said
to be a good substitute for the foreign
oils, particularly Italian, that always
have been imported. There still exists
in the province establishments for ex-
lier'there was a considerable industry
in this line in Westphalia. The au-
thorities of the seventh army corps are
so impressed with the suggestion (iii
the school authorities that they are
furthering the proposition as far .11,
POSSible- Eknown as a- poet, has been commis-
isloned’ by the Turkish government to .
THREE MORE Emake an extended trip through Ger- 1
VESSELS SUNK1many to study the spiritual, artistic.
LON DON, Aug 18 3 :35 p. 111 Eeconomleal and social life of the em—
pire
"The’Bnt‘Sh Steamer Emmi» 0“ In his quest he will visit an the
2.702 tons gross, and the Span‘,principal German cities and devote
ish stcamcr Isidore, 2,044 tons Eparticular attention to German culture. .
gross, have been sunk Twm-ty.l His trip will have, however, no polltlo _:
'cal significance for he will not concern 5,
Q‘C 0f the WW Of the f(”met'hl‘ulself with questions of the day. His .1,
vessel‘hhd eight of the latter impressions wmbe recorded both 59,... ..
were picked up. ally and in book form on his return. ,
TM .ti’awler George also was through the Turkish ministry cleanest. j.
a. 'u
tion.
sunk. Her crew was saved
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