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. E. ACCIDENT AND} In the Elks Home, mmrrow “Rm:
8968an INSURANCE ‘ the regular weekly session of pinocme
_ OF ALL KINDS, “1“ be enjoyed
Burglar) and Compensa-‘ Automobile lamps and lamps 011 vs
3.0.1.315, Real Estate, Shore hlcles under the law should be lighted
‘ Country, to rent and for “t 7 20 p.111 ‘
’aylor & Goldco‘
sonwALK rausr co.‘
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Agent for TRUMBULL CAR
cans 11011 1111111
1 ll Hartford Place, TOI. 394.9
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Furniture Sale
20 TO 40 PER CENT. SAVING
Furniture, litigallods, Bedding & Ranges
Ask us about our Club Plan
On 7911! Extraordinary,
MATTRESS SALE
in spite of the cool weather a goouly
Inumber of witnessed the fire works
tdlsplay at IRoton Point last evening.
SMOKED rem“
If you are looking for espec-
ially fine fruit ‘
COME HQE
FREE DELIVERY
Ghiotto 81 Robert
Telephone 1345. 44 30. Main St.
lktective Sergeant Thomas Leather-
gland has returnedto his police duties
alter being confined to his home, on
lLyons place, for several daysuith a
isprained knee, suffered while running
1101‘ a trolley our recently. i
a _ i . .
‘ ‘ I I At the meeting of Fl‘iehdship Assn;
. lcintlon, lhst evening at the home of
Mrs. James Haw has; in East l\01w11|.t,.
Shoulders 11, «1......
East India TcaCo.
125 wa‘sumorou
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.V\:tl1e members plcscntcd to Mls‘. «F. U. W.. *- _____,___ Sterling Furnitu C .
WIN Kate Haugh. of Weslport 1lt>nedict a handsome sfltcl spoon “GB 0'“- WONT", !usuaiiy large audience. Pretty Mar k“ —.-~— I—. -.-.. -__~_ . i re 0.
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medic New rel-it yesterday. 11111129 (‘rosbi 0n Balm! la.“ “9“ Paramount “T1 ‘
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. 3. » 1 — GE'I' SIRIKE fEVERitcts' an entirel) notable production 1(3193 H NORWALK
he barge “Red Stat is dblildl‘l-Jllk‘n ‘Mlm 591“ “"9 from 30““ home mi from start to finish. I . Phone 105'
All the Popular.Strlp€a.’
IN VALUES UP TO $5.00.
‘ Summer Dresses are very popular
now, and our line is marked down
“GERMAN WOMEN—#- ’ 1 to [bless within the reach of e1er
PHlSlCIANS 1111111311111 ”“1111 1111115101»
55 NORTH MAIN STREET.
15001011; 01 Lehigh may at Raymond ‘ilto depot a spetialty. Schaub‘s Phone 1m
‘ orpthe‘ts’ chart 1768 » i
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The thtctian Night to bt‘ held it)“ '
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~—-Auto service from your home to‘
Auto depot, a specialty. Schaubis Phoneé“ WHO“ Ui‘m‘l‘
yes ~‘,(lub plfililltt‘s to ho lntm‘t‘stlng andi . _ .
#1.; b01111: looked forwmd to with m, the “armor factory is all eight hour:
“Ensign and Mrs. qu‘in J. Pt rllli ‘iiglti. A splendid lncgtam has 7’99“}(‘33' an int-reuse “f 1" 1‘2 per cent. in:
merly in charge of the local Sahtt 11131111011 for this rhurmiui: affair. it “FEET “.10 d‘1‘)llcfm:“?ns-1ifiltf()l.‘ll~‘i‘g‘
‘ loll Anny cuxps, but recently promot iis planned to 111119 dancing. and c. trtl Elfirllenflc‘diblndtldn: 00191;: (1:011:
11 to Hartford, are standing a two ‘11lanil11: its i119 cwnwg‘s lllilm‘llal (111.1129 in “age“. ‘ w I
lbtteoks' vacation in South Noru‘alk. 11111111310115.111” \‘ll‘lunlly ends the film“)?
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SOUTH NORWALK
tiunatc to their male pryut‘litioncls K. AN” A. CLAVEN
the 1101111211 11111511111115 in 11111111111) arc
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’cons‘anllx on the lllil‘t‘t‘tSt‘, utt‘ording ‘
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Improvement in 10““ “'4“de 9‘" Lust night mutuht‘rs of the ilillsidc “my ‘1 5mm 11u111l1‘cr)0f metal w-ork to the latest statistics compiled for! ‘
files at this time are comparatiiclv Iloming 110.0“ mm, shipped to ‘ ‘ the medical journals t‘oicring the?
v t " ers at the iuc‘toty will receive sltnllur‘, 1 ,
few The Whitney Contluctlug Loni ”mnhmom' seventy-four Norwalk c111 cssi u. labor officials auticl year 1913. . on or e
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muy have just (outplctt‘d extensive 1111111 _ 1n“... w“. lpledspd this 11101‘~11 , 1 II! that year. 111 all (lcrnuluy. three;
. pate no trouble in this respect.
r em hi on FM fi id 1’ r ro .. u .
imp 0" 9 S r e a k p p, “mg on a ttni11iu., llih ht butk ht‘i‘t‘. h‘t‘ery laundry 111 Bridgeport-—
fatty, uptown in t Fridat sixty-eight 1local1 blilul: amen of themmulll be asked for the
I L were released at t.rt‘en1\ic1 11m 11 o
11' is understood residents 0f‘1111m 1-‘131111111111 “to“ ‘0 mm (mm? ‘51:51:"liio‘iiraydiild“1i1‘nli::sl draught:
Sound View Terrace are LilClll-lllll... a‘chl Ft‘idat 11 training tl_1 will be hcltltam ‘tgreod to “Mk outs will follow
petition f0!" “8113‘“??? “mm “m be trout Now York to this (it). All 01 Harry L Morrison, of Troy, N Y.. considerably increased in 11111 and!
.1 presented to the next session of the ”‘0 birds am young. being of ‘hi5.gonernl secretary treasurer of thetl915' . ‘
City Council asking that repairs be year's hatch. Laundry Workers' international For the entire empire in 1913 there
,were 195 telltale physicians, otlt of :1:
total of :l-l.l8 for a population of 613.1
835,000. Notu‘llhstundlnu this small:
number. it is noticeably larger than?
in 1912. and is believed to have been
to see
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
So. liorwallt
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Final Clearing Sale
W scrum cg“
, tosses, rt .
and Hats. NothingfigL carried over intoincsxtvzcaaigii. Corsets
made to that thoroughfare .11‘l1lch they __
' claim is in a decidedly p001 condition.
. ~Chevrolet 8490 Austin's Garage
' 122 South Main street. 1916 model in
. a class with 8700 cars. See It. Will
ri‘c‘lflimb any bill.
. The‘Socond District Water (‘0111-
missioners have announced their plan
16 lay 700 feet of water pipe on Sum-
mlt street up to a hydrant which will
‘ be located in the rear of the Cedar
;, otréct. school. T1370 hundred and fifty
S. foot of ioul -lnch pipe will be laid 011
. Fenwick street, '11 new thoroughfare
.. branching oil Gregort Boulevard on
‘tbe East Side.
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An illfodinul conference was held
between Second and Thtud District
Commissioners last night. The meet-
4 g was not called, but was held in-
formally. several of the 0.0111111111111011.
«lots not ,being in attend.al1cc The
Subject discussed was the turning into
"the city for $1 the (ire appatntus of
tithe Second and Third Districts. No
' 11ch action was taken. Another
meeting will be held in the near fu-
bro J! . ~ . .
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udles' Grill and gentleman's lunch
loom open untll~11:30 p. to. Popular
can. Table d’hote lunch fifty cents,
1113010 2 p. m. Table d'hoto dinner,
seventy-live cents, 5:30 p. m. to 8 p.
. ‘m. Served in main dining room.
- OUR REGULAR PRICES.
, fiolynoa' Paste ............ .19c
Swan' 3 Down Face Powder. .15c
‘ Woodbury' a Face Powder ........ 19c
Dunn's Kidney Pills ............ 1.391:
‘I’inkham’ s Compound ........ ' . . . .79c
All patent medicines at reduced
‘jprices.
Stillson-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.‘ ‘
Union, will arrive in this city today
l‘crmlls this molding were lssucdim assist W F. Cattcll 9,831,113 the}
by the building illspactot to: F. C. laundry workers
lolluson to build for himself on Law—i At the Crawford laundry, where“
101108 54110“ a $3 000 nlne room ”'0 2 women workers walked out yester ,
£11111in house: Jones & Hotchkiss. day because demands were not grant-l.
plumbing. (‘ountry (‘zlub William ed. it was said that the- strike had
t‘urtls of “'01-“ street, to build for. been settled last night The laundry
$2. 000 the W1 lllum Ott cigar box fac-imen, at a meeting, practically decid-
tory on the corner of [lay and Bur ed to meet the demands. it is said.
rtlt sheets: to 11111111111. to alteratei Today organizers plan to call out
house at 105 Harbor avenue: to H. the girls at the ideal Laundry. the
Cindue to wire for r 0. Johnson 011,0 K Laundry. the New System.
‘ ll.aundry and the Model laundry!
fAround 700 women will be involved!
Lawrence avenue.
were 5.11 doctors 101mm 10,000 in»’
habltants. in the big cities ther~ were
96 physicians for every 10 0th per
sons and in the country 3.15 for the
same population.
The city of \Vlesbaden. with 2R doc-
tors for every 10, 000 people, led Ger-
many. an the manufacturing clty of
llamborn was last. 111111 but. .3 docs
tors per 10, 000 11111101111111an Great-
‘er Berlin there were in 1913 4.151
doctors or 1109 for leach 10000 Deo
ple. ‘
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Frlends and relatives in Norwalk
have received with pleasure the repo’m
that Sylvester Z Poll, theatrical tung-
nntc and by for the best known ltallan; 1
American in the state of Connecticut“ '
not only for his large business lnte1‘-‘
csts, but also tor his pat-.1: :pntlon 1n
everything to old ltnlinns in straits in
this country, and for the relief of the‘
land of his birth will be appointed a:
ichevalier of the Royal Crown soon 110- i
cording to unofficial ad\iC€S recolvcd.‘
in. Bridgeport. Mr. l’oll's home. It is
believed that the [(1111: of ltuly's honor
011 the Connecticut man has been held;
up because of, the European war 1
The local police hate been request-
all to look for 11 man who last night
in Br‘ldgepoxt stole $103 ill cusl1.He
is described by lhe police as being‘
about 35 years old, weighing 175
pounds and 5 foot. 8 inches in Height. ‘
with ll dink complexion. Themotht‘ri
0f blisu llclcu Yut'tcuk, of Howard“
avenue. East Norwnlk, has requested
the police to search for her daughter
"aud Miss Rose Balogh who disappear»
cd lcccntl‘t flout New Hav,en as re-
ported in The Sentinel. Both gil‘ls‘
me sixtccn vcars old. The police,
who will take them into custody whenl
ilocaicd have been informed the two cerned there were no developments
iguls were seen in Notwnlk this morn-1In the strike situation touay except
lng. Their relatives claim they ran
away from home.
"JUST SUPPOSE
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I Your ._ savings fund in
in a time of special need
you were to have an accident or lose your job.
Would you have resources of your own to fall back”,
upon them, or would you be “up against it?" I
logs Bank, built up by constant deposits and com-l
pound interest,“ may prove your financial salvation
the South, Norwau: sav-
or opportunity.
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'tfactory on Golden Hill street walked:
1out this week. perhaps on ’I‘hursday,‘
lot the labor leaders at the Warner“
.factory will ,
campaign will
=the women workers,
.the American Federation of Labor.
‘ is one of the most remarkable photo
Iseelng. Tomorrow’s attraction will be
; Cyrus Townsend Brady’s
(of Regeneratmn.” which will be played
feature offal-ted
PHYSIBAl illAll‘llNit
‘in strikes betm‘t1 the end 0! the ,iweeli
unless their demands are granted.‘
:The members of the Machltllsts' i
Union. at a meeting last night, votedi
to support the laundry workers by‘
f0R INGllSll. WOMEN
LONDON, v. .4-1 . .
places where lnbor trouble exists. ‘ All" 18‘ 'Vlra \lartlno
Outcrberg. who introduced the s
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TM) more local plants “”9- affect lem of Swedish physical training for
Ed today by. l‘laving their women‘women in England and was one of
workers walk out. At the plant oft
th B id t S C 38 the leading advocates of lymph suf
e r gepor crew 0mm” [range in Sudden is dead at herhomc
girls walked out when the manage.
.hd c, aged 65.
went refused to grant them ten
hours' pay for- eight hours' work.
tfrom. Sweden and was chosen super
Labor leaders 3“" that 150 girls‘lntendcnt of the physical training de-
““1““3'9“ at ‘1‘“ 3"" Shirt compauyslpartment of the London schools in
1880. She left this post five years lat-
er to become head of a physical
tralnlng college for women school
.\lr’s.01=te1borg clone to England
out late yesterday when their de-
'mand for eight hours work and tool
l‘i'ours pay were denied. (teachers. A few days before her death
Gills from the George S. Batche lI l
ler & Companys plant may be called. 1219 presented this college to the
Board of Education. and it will be
continued as a part of the govern-
ment's educational 11“01k.
Mrs Ostcrbcrg also maintained ‘5.
residence in vaeden, where she
founded a college similar to the Eug-
llsh institution. but adding agriculture
and horticulture to the curriculum.
Expecting that women would short
1y be ontronchlsed in Sweden, she
devised an elaborate scheme designed
to prepare her sex for their
privileges} The main, feature of tho
‘ schools was a aeriesot lectures on
$322533; ii if $532222?“£L§Z§§,319‘9‘rm hygiene “‘1 the We 0'
Brass and Sliver Workers women in the professions.
it is sold, \\ hen the Warner Brothers-
girls get back to work. The success
mean that a general
be made to organize
not onlyo of
Blidgeport, but of Connecticut. Alli
0f the unions will be affiliated with
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So far as the men workers are con-1
union of
North America, came to this city to
investigate charges that officers of the .
{Remington Arms company are over~
looking some of the changes in their
agreement with organized labor.
NO REASON FOR IT
When South Norwalk Citizens Show
a Way. .
There can be no reason why any
...reader of this who suffers. tho.tor-
tures of sin aching buck. the ‘ annoy-
» POPULAR nMUSEMEN‘rs
‘ ance of urinary disorders. the pains
SEE “THE GODDESS."
_ « , , . d dangers of-kldney the will fall to
‘ - t the lvita ra h’an ,, .
The continuatlon 0 g p ‘heed the words of a nelghbor who
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39:11:11 lbsmlflldllllpl :‘shent G235? and has found relief Read what a South
scie u e or e a - 1 - Norwalk citizen says: ‘
Lockwood's ‘Hall today and no one MP8 Charles Owens. 67 Woodward
should fail to see the important 111- avenue, South Norwalk, says: “I wasp
slnllmont. This play. “aiming Egrlemubjéct to dizzy and nervous spells
Williams and Anita. Stewart, and pro- and was annoyed by a dlstresslngkid-
duced from the Morris-Goddard 5‘01"" hey weakness. I felt restless and to
the morning, was all tired out. I got. a
box of Doan's Kidney Pllls at Plato
ted’s,Drug ‘Store andTlt didn't take
them: long to relievo'me. During the
years that have passed, I have tokg.
en Don's Kidney Pltls occasionally
and they have kept lit good health.
What I have said in thy former ub-
llo endorsement, still holds 800d. "
Price 6011, at all dealers. 1011'“;
My 111k for a kidney remedy
plays of. the year?“ is well worth
“The lslhnd
here by request. The picture upp‘ear
led at 110101: Point purl; this year and
was the only so oasful motion picture
are. at "litres. the 11135
the Palace
11er
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EAST NORWALK FIRE. ALARM
BOXES.
4—FItcl1 80th (private).
Flt-o headquarters. at Van Zuni Street
. Telephone 170
Private boxes will only be pulled
for are on promise: whore located.
A telephone message to Electric
Station (706) between the hours of 6
9.111. and 8 a 111., giving location or
lire. an alarm will be given from near
est. box.
Second alarms are only to ho glv
an by the ohlef or acting chief upon
his arrival at the are
s—Mamn School (private).
212-1111“ Washington and Fort Stu.
214—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Av'br
216~East Ave. and Rowan St.
217—Wlnlleld St.
223—Fort and Charles Sta
224~East Ave. and Fltcbfit.
225-St. John St. and Edna Ave.
332—Seavtew Ave. and First St
335—Boulevard and Second St.’
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sail—Cove Ave, and Fifth St. _
387—80ulevard... and Blackstone Bl
(Tel)
341-:Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave
(Tel)
342—~Keysor St. and Duck Pond 1311
(Tel)
sis-”Shore Haven. (Tot)
Special Blanch.
l—One blaét at odd times. testing on
line open.
t-One blast at 8 p. 111., standard time.
Ill—Two blasts. firocout.
ll-ll—Twouty trio. at. 8 a. 111.. no
morning session of public
school, ‘
11-1‘1—Twonty-two. at 12:30 11. 111., no
afternoon session of public
school.
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ButFamilyFlour,abag. ‘ ‘95‘15
Autocrai‘. Coffee, 301: can cut to . ......... .26¢
Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans
‘ ...... 15¢
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24 Cottage Street. I East Norwalk.
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tere s no better proof of the advantages offer
led to thoso’. makln
disbursements by checks than 11 o‘vldencdd by the continued increas:
in the number of our commercla accounts L
Our facilities for quickly and accurately handling all business is
our greatest asset and is a strong inducement for business firms and
individuals to place their accounts in thls institution. '
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'~'TOKlO, Aug. 18: (Correspondence
or The Associated Press‘.)'—-The Jup-
anese people have given to the memory
of Henry W. Denison; the American
adviser to their: department of foreign
affairs, the same tribute they pay to‘
their own dead. When the first anal
1ersary of Mr. Denlsori' a death rebent-
ly occurred. his tomb in the Toklo
prominent personages who reverently
placed wreaths there. Among the
visitors'were Baron Kata. the minister ~-
for foreign affairs and Viscount Uchl-
do and. Baron "Takahlra. formerly J an; -
m
of the American Embassy.
Mr. Denlson Was born in Vermont,
andJiecame adviser 16 the Japanese
minister of~forclgn mars 1880. He
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cemetery was ylsited by a number of
anese » ambassadors - at Washington. ‘
Post Wheeler. charge d'hffalrs ion the > g.
United Sthtes‘,‘ left a. wreath ln behalfi . ‘
was highly eateemgd by the Japanese ‘.
people. The tombstone“ recently orect- .
- all; forhlm here bears an inscription
$1. 25 and $1. Silvalu ‘
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