A splendid display o! lreIcrh is.
booked for I shining tonight at the
Point.
”I. LIFE. ACCIDENT AND
“WIDE!“ INSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS.
Bonds, Burglar) and Compensa-I
tion,Re11ts, Real Estate, Shore;
and Country, to rent and for
Isle.
Taylor & Golden
ooura“ uoaVVALK rausr co.
commas.
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Regular business In transacted at
the meeting held last night by the
.membere 0! Olive Branch Lodge.
Knight's of Pythlas. '
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By Special request Rev. James, o:'
Belle Island, and a number 0! Christian
Workers will hold a lawn gospel sei‘I
V'ice. this evening at 8 o'clock at the;
home of Miss Bertha Coaklin, 3 Third
street, East \‘orwalk. Miss Carrie
'Wilbur, and other Christian Workers,
will speak. '
1230
'WPIINI.
Joseph A. Yolk, member of, the Reed
. and Yolk electrical firm of South Main'
‘ ‘, IItDI, was aiiested Wednesday night
' gin Imrien fol violation of the 1110t01
' W'W‘Illtk‘ law. Constable W. S. 13 1'1“
Iwho took \olk into custody, alleged
Mr. and lira. John liclaoe, and “I I 1111 ('1'an one. light “as buining in.
t'Ie daughter Margaret. oi New Yo1k iron: \olk entered a plea‘ of
city, are \Isiting “'55 "I!“ Collins, I; niitv and the trial is being held this‘
Of Osborn avenue. Iit.tcrnoon
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CIMPANIIIIIS III WAIWAIIIII:
I (IRIS MAY BE PUNISHID;'
The case of Miss Rose Balogh, of
Iva Ilaven, and Miss Helen Yuftcalt,
of East Norwaik, both young ladies“
charged with incorrigibiiityI were thisI
morning continued indefinitely by
Judge. George Ti. Yasburgh. Mean--
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lMisa ( rarirude Harxis of Sound View $11110 "'0 "'1 H':iu"u':a um"; 'iipi
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'I‘errnte, 1118 returned home after. 1m "9‘ com 11c n" ' 50")“ nus g
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spendinc several weeks with 1clatives I lions into ”'9 affair '
in Newburgh, N. Y., and Ne“ Jersey. Many Young Men implicated.
Chief of l'oiifi Vi illiam R. Penning- I
. , A11 inter playground meeting, 'of the
uptown and dow'ntown playgroundI
“ boys, is in session this afternoon on
the downtown grounds,
~Auto service from your home to
the depot, a specialty. Schaub‘s Phone
768.
Ill/lies. Helen 1). Miller, daughter of
Mr. and Airs. William Miller, of Elm-
wood avenue, has left on a vacation
visit in Soinorsviile, N. J. '
A months mind reqium mass was»
celebrated in St. Mary S (hurrh this
mornfitg for Mrs. M. J. Riordon, late
wife of Councilman Michael .1. llior-
'don. . ‘
lot .11 1oung men had been named by
the sixtechear old girls as com-
panions in their escapades. The chief"
said the1 “‘hadn‘i been counted up.
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. yet." Asked what action would be
~ ~—(‘.nt 111 Straws. O‘Brien's. . taken against them it was stated it
I \ -—-—-—-- .was not yet known as the lnvestiga-I
Next Sunday the annual outing andIlIOllb “1‘9 as 1‘“ uncompleted 0119
clambuke or the Danbury Lodge B p Idlsappeznancc has resulted .‘n'om the
0. 111‘... will be held. Some of the moat t‘lircsts or the girIS- ' '
prohilaeui Elks in the state plan to Arrested for Embeulement.
attend. and it is expected Norwalk Ferdinand V1111 Scoy, or this city,‘
will be represented. was arrested last night by Officer
—"' IJohn H. Toothlll charged with embez—
The most important meeting or theIaling the sum of 810 irom Daniel No-
year will be held tonight by the mem- jvac. He was sentenced to serve 45
bers of the East Norwalk improve-trims 111 jail ,
ment Association at the home of Mrs, Broke His Parole.
Edward I" Gorham, on Eat avenue. Parole agent of the C‘heSbIre Re
, . lPIaus 1‘01 the community ball will be iormuiory communicatpl
passed upon. iwith ( hiet Pennington, requesting him
. to look up John Cullen, of this city.
“Lungi’eliows 0' Bridgeport. '3 I1 11st night the young man was taken
;§:W00d8 Sunday, 3' 3" Amusement. ‘into custody by Otilcet Robert A Gal-
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The wedding of Special Deputy Coi-
lector Wallace A. Smith, “hose homeei
address Is 1235 Park avenue,B r1d
' port, and Miss Maude Aiken of 237‘:
Hanover street, Bridgeport will take
, , “, place at Trinity Episcopal church.
Bridgeport. on September 18. Mr. 1
Smith is popularly known in the city,
having been deputy collector for over
~22 years. and is a prominent member
of the. NcV'I England Order of Protec-
A.
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ROME, A1'1g.20.——Ewn at this sea-
son of the your there are many of the
‘ tion. Italian soldiers adhering from host
"NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO- bites, and the gangrene which follows.
Ladies 3““ and gentlemane lunch These cases are among the men sei-
room open until 11:30 p. m. POW!“ ring as outposts on mountain sum-
prices. Table d'hote lunch titty cents"-mita, some of them 12,000 feet above
ll. 30 to 2 p' m. Table d'bote dinner,!sea lc1 e1 where they stand practi-
eeventy- -iive cents, 5: 30 11.111. to 8 p.
:11. Served in main dining room
ically motionless for hours at a time.
The danger of freezing will Increase
:with the approaching winter and ap
Ipeals have been made to all classes s,
0U R REGULAR PRICES.
KOIYHOS' Paste .............. . I....19c' besides factories. to hasten the pre-_
Swan‘s Down Face Powder ........ 15c 'pmation of 11 armor garments of every
Woodburys Face Powder .. ...... 19c desmiption for these exposed sentric (115.,
Dean’s Kidney Pills .............. 39c Bv private. initiative5 .000 warm gar
Pinkham's Compound ............ 79c ments' are being ,made daily.
All patent medicines at reduced
prices.
Stilison-Poweil Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
—-Accept. all the luck that comes
your way—but doo’t~ DEFEND on its
lcomlngl 'It you want a job use a Sea
itinel Want: Ad
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wallr Savings Bank, the cardinal features of safe in-
vesqrtent: ' '
x—The highestdegree of safety
2—Certainty of interst return
3—A reasonable interest rate
x -_r 4—A‘vailability' in case of needs
,1 5—Opportunity .for adding Small. odd amounts
of interest or principal to investment.
And in addition. you have the friendly interest of
officers who are always read yto give you the benefit"
‘ of experienced judgment: that may, at. times,s save you '
from false financial steps. ,_ . .., ,. ._
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South 1.1.0.11 datum;
" '. '3' 1.99910111111qu evenings from 6 to 8. I
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Fall Showing of New Sample
Sample F all Suits
$10 to $30.
Suits. Prices Range From
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c. v. caaw GARAGE
Agent for TRUMBULL CAR
CARS FOR HIRE
11 floater; Piece“ Tel. IBM
Pumps and
Specialties
General Machine
, Work.
IIIIILIIIII MIBHIII 00.
Water St, Foot Raymond St.
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Nrew'Fali Dresses $10 to $20
1. UNUSUAL 81?.
QAINtthismek
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SMOKED LEAN
POUND
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LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN. 1
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SPECIAL' COMBINATION "Sale I
of SUGAR, TEA~ and COFFEE
(libs. Granulated SUGAR
1 lb. Choice 11“.. l.', COFFEE
V2 lb. Iligh ”Grade TEA '
. .... “.25
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BUTTER
WE SELL THE FINEST
Pure Lard
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11C lb.
the length 9 inches.
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Milk, for
FREE WHILE TIIEY LAST FREE
A NiCkcl Plated Can Opener and Bottle Cop Lifter;-
has a self adjusting sliding knife for opening mind
or 'oval cans; high grad: black enameled: handle; en-
Given FREF‘ with 3 can8 Globe
Brand EVaporated
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It; CAN 4d,- 17¢ BOTTLE 4 FOR 25¢ 11
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1: r can Boyd’sFruit‘Sug'ar me I;
It: 1 pkg. Parowax ....... ......... we :1
I; I can Queen‘Baking' Powder too i:
:1 r can Gibson’s Cleanser ..... .. 1001:
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3 THE WORLD OVER.
Recent sales by the United States
government; totaling 126, 000, 000 feet oi,
saw timber in the Olympic national
forest In western Washington mark
,the opening of this hitherto mucosa--
Ito centaln a stand of ‘,33 000, 000 board”
feet. ‘
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The great liner Northern Pacific
reashed Portland. Ore., the otherday
by way of the Panama Canal and so
great: was the interest in herthat 12.-
Ship on the first day.” The two days’~
index 0! west coast enthusiasm was
Monet metal, an alloy resembling
nickel, will probably replace steelfand
bronze for the construction oi yachts.
corrode. and retains its brightness.
Aluminum, the lightest of yacht
toot without water... , :1 I , .
East IndiaTea Co.
isible storehouse of timber, estimatedtgs Cross St to Railroad
484 persons boarded and inspected the, .
it is‘ tougher than nickel Steel, does '
plates, looti‘only a short time in com .
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BOWAYTUN .FIRE ADAM BOXES.’
No. ~
12 Highland Ave. to N. Y.. N. 'H. &
H. R. 'R.
13 Hickory Blunt and Bell Island. .
14 Pine Point and Roton,Polnt _ '
21 gong Island Sound to McKinley
22 Pennoyer St. to Cross St '_,
24 Railroad to Brookslde
8.,“Qentrai ” McKinley 8L.to.Pennoy-
or (West Side)
15 White Bridge north to Brookllde V
18 White Bridge 8.13. to Long Island.
Sound
1.7 White Bridge. 8 W. to Long Island
Sound.
One aroke or ball at add 1.1me
dlcat'es testing; two mkwntzvbhlbc-
thus, 1-‘1 flreis outs tour' strait“ of.
bed—ruins 1-1-1-1. water to be shut
off. A third or more storm: indicator
serious fire.
Woman, though charming and all
that,
Is fickle, most men claim/I ,1
She only iives~to choose her mind, ..
. titer dresses and but name-,5
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Smith, Underwood.
Remington, 411' other
. makes. sold, rented
" repaired. Rentals, 7:
per month.— Machine.
sold at $5 per month
M8. DDNNELLY.
YALE HARVARD BOAT RACE.
The New York, New Haven
Ilarti‘ord Railroad Company has ar—
; a south Main Street. South Not-walk: "
and .
FRIDAY, AUGUST .8, 1915
Sterling’ S
““I' Furniture Sale
20 T0 40 PER CENT SAVING
Furniture ”Rugs Beds, Beddingszllanues
Ask us about our Club Plan
On Our Extraordinary
MATTRESS SALE
Sterling Furniture Co
127-129-131 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 105.
“e...
quired a unique reputation for hand:-
ing Iargd‘crowds within a short spach
of time. Last fall, on the day of the
Yale-Harvard football game, the road-
performed the prodigious t'oaz of trans~
porting 33,378 persons to New Haven"
within a period of four hours. Within‘
a period of three hours, on November"
20, the .\ew Haven terminal was called
. upon to handle and put away a passenJ
ger train every 3 minutes and ‘J
seconds. 1'
While the Yule-Harvard boat races"
do not present such tremendous trans'
portation problems as the toolbaiii
games do, yet'a large extra iraiiic on"
such occasions requires careful prep:
..1rations and peculiar traiilc arrangc- t
meats in order to provide proper ano‘
satisfactory facilities for the thousI
‘ ands ot witnesses to this annual event I
New" '
.Haven Railroad has issued a specia1 '
report on the extra tratiic incident to.
11118 last Yale-Harvard boat race, held
9 on June 25, at New London.
"port Shows that the two New Haven
The General Auditor of the
specials. the New York special, the
IItiloaton special and the two Harvard
ICiub specials carried 1,444 full
tare
{passengers to the boat races and re-
turned with 1,419 full tare passengers.
:"Ihcre were 2, 522 seats sold on the ob
Iservation trains for the llniversltyE
Race, I 1 .
' The 30110qu table shows (he num-
‘ber of excursion tickets sold at new
York; New Haven. floston and Prove
'dence. and the excess regular business
from the principal Stations:
Excurllon Tickets.
I New York , 125
_ Lgow Haven ' 57 ‘
C ostou 651"
Providence 11
1 Total '35”
Excess Regular Business From Princt
F pal Stations.
I .er Block Island
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‘. scum nomvam. me:
I ALARMBOXES
‘No.
13 Concord Street. opp. .Scbool
. 14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets
15 001‘. High St. and Bayview Ave.
16 Norwalir Iron Works Building
1'! Cor. Cedar st. and West Ave.
18 183511 hSchool, Went Aventte
21 Cor Taylor Ave. and West Ste.
28 Cor. Benton St. and Ely Ave.
24 Cor Chestnut and Henry Sta.
25 Cor. Monroe and Main Ste.
26 Lexington Ave. and Austin Ste.
27 Wear. and Elm Grove Sta.
8 Cor. Washington and Main Ste.
31 South Main at. near Meadow
32 Electric Light Station
84 Cor. Clay and Spring Sta.
'3'5'C'o'r. 'Havliand and Water Ste.
87 Lockwood Mfg. Co. -
4 Cor Day and Raymond Ste.
41 (301'. Fairdeld AVe. and Cedar St.
42 Taylor Ave and South St.
48, nodular-0' Aver and Meadow at.
45 Cob. Eurflft' and Quilted“! m
81 Reed St. and Putnam Ave.
fl Nor-walk; Hospital
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46 Cor. Woodward and Lownd'eo Ave"
ER 8 G Corset 00., Ann St.
51 . Golden Hill and ‘ Elmwood Ave.
52 Woebingtcn 8t. Bridge
54 Norwelk Lookqo.
'5 Hoyt'l Theatre
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This ro— ,
._-..'l—-tinl§11m¢.at s p. .1. standordtimo.
‘ . Mama blasts, fire out.
12.. West st. opp. Franklin st. School
, 27 Franklin Ave. and Lyne- Place
' :33 Harbor. Ave. and Orchard St.
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- -—Voeant property can be routed and .-
Everything first class.
CENTRAL IIOTEI.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwaik
Rooms by day or Week at reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated, eleczric lights and gas.
NEWLY RENOVATED.
JOS. DI SESSA BROP.
Eaton Crane 81 Pike STATIONERY
- - 25c a. box
Bricgerrnaa Bros. “£335“ 64 “RBI?“
. FRIDAY and
WAISTS IN VOILE AND
and $2. 00 Walsh It
is. A CLAva.
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALQRM
BOXES.
4-»8‘ltch School (private).
Fire headquarters, 86 Van Zant Street 1
Telephone 170
Private boxes will only be pulled
ror tire on premises where located.
A telephone message to mourn
Station (705) between the hours 0118
p. mood 8 11. 111., giving location or
are. an 018m! will be given from no» ’
,ost 110:.
Second alarms are only to be giv-
l—One blast at odd time-{testing or
line open.
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.lldl—TTwenty two, at 8 a. In. no
' morning session at public
sure «achoo‘
tl-ll—Twenty-two, at 12: 80 p. 11.1.. no
,_ afternoon session or public
dialled.
1111111111—Ten, blasts quickly coll-
ru'
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MXORWAIAK FIRM Alum nomi-
No. -. .
15 c1... Main and Wall Ste. ~
21 Belden Ave. and Union Place
‘2‘! spring Hill and Kellogg at;
24111811011 Park
25 West Ave. and Berkley 8t.
81 due House (Private Box)
52. West Ave. and Mervin St.
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5114- Chapel St. and .Harbor. .Avo‘. .
‘86 West Ave. near Amory
..8&Elm Crest and Stevens 81;.
.'_l;1 Cross W31. and Wilton ”0;,
.42 Main and North Ave. ‘ .
'48 France it. ,‘A
ta Edmond. Catherine Bu. '
L38 Ne'w Canaan Ave. Cor. Feu- R.
u Chestnut near Summer or.
6,5 Main St. and Union Ave.
8! 0n the Green.
at East 93nd unooinr A
~14 East. Ave. and bulimia...
"I inusaddest when I mi- ' ' '
L, good' taunt secured through Scott
WRITE AdV'O'fllIi'litx "
{3.1 “you're a darn 'tool to Ill" than.”
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, 10:03:. 11:50. ’
ENDQE SEASON BARGAINS
SATURDAY
ORGANDlE—Regular' 82 go
.50
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$3 9800 CREPE DE CHINE ‘WAIMSTS m white and flesh
$3.98 SKIRTS AT $2 49
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NuY.,N. 11.81H R.R
Timetable
' IN EFFECT JUNE 6, 1915.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
’11. 'M.—-1:39x, 5:422, 11:09;
6:57x, 7:182, 7:48, 8208:, 13:18:, 13:68:,
9223:, 9:40, 10:33:, 10:51:, 11:51.
P. M.:—1 13x,1:27x, 3: 02:, 3: 29,
4: 30!, 5: 15x, 5: 46, 6: 021:, 6: 47, 7: 02!,
7: 451:, 9: 55!, 10: 18:.
New York 42' on by the chic! or acting chief upon Sundays.
Stamford . ,3 his antral at the tire, A. M..12 25:, 5:42; 8: 5 4'
{mitigation 4;” Sibiarvm School (private). 10: 331: 11: 51 ,
I:::brodll:e?unction 1o 212~East Washington and Fort su. P M.:—01 .1311, 2: 44, 3:12x. 4:30;
'Crescent Beach 20 214—Van Zaudt St. and Osborn Ave. 5:45. 6:0 x./7c02.x, 7:12 ., 7:45x, 7:51x,
yew London 1350 216~Eost Ave. and Rowor't St_ 8.08:, 9.5511, 10.1811, 10:40.
NCTWICTI 11 217—Winfleld St NE Y —-—-————- ‘
egwnmgmn 43 223—~Fort ind Charles Sta 1 , w ORK. To sob'rH NOR NALK,
'westeriy 102 ‘224—East Ave. and F‘ItCh 8t. , .A. M.:-4.4111,. 3.30, 6.39, 8:003,
'I’rovldence 60 .09 IV 101’“ 3L and Edlle AVG 831? 9-15X. 10.0.11, 10:06. 10:50:,
Boston 247 eaview Ave. and First at. 11.0 . . . . .-
,'1r1 other stations 12;; 335—Boulevard and Second St. 3 :v M ~12.03x, 1.06, 2.04x, 2.37,
021311 fares from New London 396 336—00“ AVG and Fifth St. 0... 3 54, 4: 26 5: 06x 5: 25 5- 29
. we“. London 39., 837—Boulevard and Blackstone St 5- 00x. 8- 09. 7 152:. 8:10x, 9:39 1121511,
Cash fares to‘ . (TEL) \32 00:.
Total 351:1 Sit-Kaiser St and Pine Hill Ave ’“ a -M 0005137171" 9‘00 0.
' In addition to the above there were (Tel) 1 10 6011 — - . . x. . , 1 03:,
711 lull fare tickets sold on the steam 3112—3035:; St. and Duck Pond rd. P M.:—12 10' 1.0311 3 sex 5.0.2!
Te " r 1 . ,
fhki't'ft'j: t'tI'e 5.33:3; lli'Ical'mf'ldquatk 343-41110” Haven. (Ten 5:25. 6:00x, 7:15... .s,10x, 9,00,,
and 2211 run tare tickets on the steam special Slamlo. 10-0011. 11.15112101—
Sundays.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
- P. “BL—12:03, 1:20, 3:16x, 4:28, 5:17;
6:15x, 6:47, .7:08x, 8226!, 9:252,
11:20. Lw
Ann—12:29.11, 1E‘13x, 7:43, 9:15;.
10:19, 11:12:, 11:57x,
p. M.—-2:oox, 3:12, 42468,. 6:38!, ,
6:48, 7:03;, 8:891, 9:252. , "
. a—SIgnifles express.
A, Ill—12:28:, 1:13x, 0:05, 7:15,
51:15:, 10:03,1o:1s;, 11:12:, 11:57:.
soura NORWALK TO DANBURY..
A. M.—6:13, 8:27. 9259:. .
P. M.—1:28, 4:88x, 15:24:, 5:17,
_> Sundays. '
ALL—10:37,
~ P. arr-2:18, 7:20. .
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joaapuav :T'O'eourn .'Nof1wALK._ ‘
'11, M.—6:00,‘ 7:23,...8:00x, 8:18,
' P. lie—4:21, 6:49.
. Sundoyo.
'A. M.—-‘l:50, 12:10.
P. M.—-6:48,.'I:18. 8225!.
Amount property can be rented and
aiming, Lama-1113.1 1..-... . .
loot! tenant secured through Seatt- '
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