,B, as '1- 1 ‘é’I ‘1. ll't'l 261A 3111an Iofilll‘tiol Na. .0119 Journey-I- ‘t' ‘ l. W . (1‘ 3' 3 i I‘, .1" ‘99 I too thousand dollars, protecting #- ; I. will have the quality and quantity of stock to ship. There is reason to bc;, v ooventy- -flve cents, 5: 30 p. m. to 8 p t1” :3; 5;}! gage - tux-ms“ o‘;;v '1 gm,»- 2 ran some NORWALK mums semen To Golf Players For five dollars per year, site can ,Irlte a policy insuring to the limit or the policy- holder from claims tor injuries .I, filmed by him, while playing golf, to . any pekut or fie ' tiller. rsons, provided, how the liability shall in no 01 cut ex five thousand dollars for damages coed t'l'elephoyne 1230 South NorwaIIlk, Conn. Clll NEWISI- .- The annual outing of the \l' t‘. ’1'. .1111“ be held at lloton Point \‘1 ed- neIsday. Supper will be served at 5 o'clork. The screen on the intake pip-7+ at the ‘Grupe reservoir is now in place and the supply stt'talns are gruduntly till- ing the reservoir" Mrs. 11. A. Withers, Miss Marguerite M. Hughes and Frank E. Farrell at- tended the theatre in Sliiiiil‘ol'd, Sillul' day night ilflll saw the play, "t'oniinon Clay." The Retail Merchants’ Association will hold a regular meeting, Wednes- day. August 25th, at 8 o'clock p. 111., in the llnlty League rooms. Washington steel. All merchants welcome. Mr. and Mrs. .1, Stanley Raymond, 01 Sound View avenue, are 011 on all I ,tonlobile trip to (lreenport and other places of interest in Long lslllnd, and will return some little toduy 4 Mr. and 0115. George N. Wily and daughter, Miss Jennie Way of Toy- lor avenue, autoed to Winsted, Salui day Mr. Wily retu1ned 111st night-I but the others 11'111 remain a weék visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Searing, left South Norwalk today 101' their new home in Mlnotoln, N. .1. Mrs: Soaring was formerly Miss Helena A.' Mitchell. a well-knmvuII teacher in the! public schools. . i ..T I: . ed to Stratfot'd Satui'dlty and partial-g pated in the big clainbnke which was‘ held there. Among those who attend- ed were Ansott F.1(eeler, George} _ .. Sheldon, Alvin lloerdt and tiermalli ' , schmtdt. ' A. S Van Buskirlt of the J. and. J. W. Elsworth Co., Ne11 York, Southl Norwalk, and Keyport, N J., has JustII returned t’rdm an extended trip through the West and Southwest until Ihe says that all indications point to all! exceptionally good demand for oysters from that quarter The dealers until ., jobbers in the West are expecting Iaf” big year, and the shippers in the Enst lieve that, the consumption of oystersi IIwili be doubled this year. ..m-zw HOTEL MAHACKEMO. l mater Grill and gentleman’s lunch} room open until 11:30 p. m. Populari prices. Table d'hote lunch fifty cents, I 11: 30 to 2 pm Table d' hote dinner,; I m. Served in main dining room. SPECIAL THIS WEEK.I -—tSLOA‘N’S LINIMENT 25c size ........ . ............... 151: 500 Size ........ ............... 35o; $1 size ......................... 65o? Stillson-Powell Corporation , PRESCRIPTION "DRUG-GIST. I r‘ :t With Money to invest You find as a savings depositor' 1n. the South Nor. . walk Savings Bank, the cardinal features of sale in- m A. vestment: And, in addition. you have the Ifriendly interest of ,- officers who are always read yto give you the benefit 7 of experienced judgment: that may, at times, save you from false financial Ste-113.. South NorWalli I :ilsd his light foot scalded quite 'csd-I ~ ..l.ITracey treated the foot and sentl tor such injuries to any one person I 'Ll‘ay lor 8. Golden Its the father of the young man. I Main street. plan to sell-their business vyiciniiy 'Nou llc has ceased to hit I Gas Hot Water Heaters . . $11.00 I—The highest. degree of safety . 2—Certainty of interst return 3—At reasonable interest rate I 4~Availability' in case of need I. «Lg—Opportunity for adding small, odd amounts of interest or principalb to investment Open Monday eveningsI from 6 to 6. Tony Marie, 0‘ South Alain streetfi SPECIAL COMBINATION Sale of SUGAR. TEA and COFFEE . . ..,... .. ails Granulated SUGAR W" ‘8 “ “..,... °" "W ”“’I 1 lb. Choice 1;. I. COFFEE 7. lb. High Grade TEA DIl‘ G. E. Cram, the attending physi-Ix ‘EaSt IndiaITea Co. Friday Health Officer Vt. J.- -'1‘ralcey,' 125 WASHINGTON STREET. lly yesterday, morning when he acct-i dontslly stepped into a pail of hot wa- , ter while walking backward. Dr. W.} the man home. . .35 A“‘AA‘--‘AAA‘_A““ i has been notified and is investigating to learn the source of contagion. F. S. Byifbee of the Benedict News (To. . , . . Messrs. 01110110 6; Kullaii, of South to Frank Zaiione, 01’ Stamford. Tilt store which will exchange bands, has been a popular fruit. and vegetable market for many years. Attorney John .1. Ounce represents the sellers. STAR FISH. ' For the lust month the star fish have come in such rust quantitiesi that the Rndel Oyster (‘0. have 11nd six or seven steamers and gas bouts, catching stars al meter Bay nnd' In some sections there is it gloat set of sinrsII and thete new illeth 0d of stbntning is the only way they' tould have saved llltll' (rop of 012+ ‘ lers. TELEPHONE 371 ‘AA-_‘-AAAAA-AAAAa- ..,vvvvvvvvvVVVVVVVVVVvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvvv KE ELEVATOR -- UP ONE FLIGHT I*':£.:IIIS min 51 - em. 2218 DEDICATED TO R, F.IID. (Kate B. Burton in Judge.) (lllll‘l‘ shrill Slilg‘ of lovely iilztinls‘ II and true, 01’ youth WlltlSt“ valor St'ls the world (lung. 0RDER EHERTS BEER FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES ()li tttra] Ercc delivery mIIlen.I Lou‘s NYARY gzgnflfig:t Avenuo. 1011 jog' ne 4 - So faithfully alongr l'll Sing toI Sole Agents for The Noruallts you! On Drought at Connecticut Ave. ——-—-~——-———— Illlitml tolll §(lln'c on would nightly $.11 to ma. "l ill due“ To sci-k the store for- ninil.’ Just split a' log: . '~ ., lor itmi'ning, Close the housed put out the dog . ind tall the rrIst l lialc not 1111th (Continued from first rare) for, Prue." , the a conference betueen the strikers' _‘ lcommlttee and Waldo C. nyallt,~OII motile Bryant Electric (‘omppny I trail at c' en, - I The strikers at the International 811- . Returning loaded as he did 0ft1'c1' Compunys plant did not return tolme clerks office, in the 3000110? I 11m 1 work today, although the eight hourjco'lrIt the “101100 0! the Loewe Com- \\ i111 daily papers lcf) right at day and time and a half pay for 0‘91" ”an“ Nome” ‘0 dismiss U19 0350 his door , tIllme, which had been asked for, bad! on ”19 ground 0!, "tick 01' Jurisdiction iTllerc' 5 no 0.11ch for acting up been granted. ,The strikers say that has bt‘e" "usmnfél 199d ”18 case has so mean. rcertaln changes in shop conditions, be?" erased fronl_1he docket which they desire have not beenI HI: U. 3. Court Jurisdiction? His 11 tic and daughters had the mode. ' " l l“? direusslng the 111ch Ol'iurisdié- fashion page. The Metropolitan Automobile Illtlltlll CONFERENCES . I 1 1 (Continued From First Page.) Loewe Motion GrantedIII According to a memorandum tiled in I and 11011; Judlle Williams declines that if His son 1113) he :1 rcd- liot basc: ICarriage Company announced that be— on} court has jurisdiction to find on hall fan lginnlng today that it would go on 11 Ithe matter in 11 tion, it is not the Anti thanks to you, oil, free nine hour schedule instead of the ten Superlor (‘ourt 11 ill may be, he says. delivery 111311,," hour previously DTBVfllllllB lit to the farm" is the cry-0E1 Meetings were also: arranged youth and ago! between otilclnls and employers of the tried, may have jurisdiction." Star Shirt Company and the 5191110“ Decision important. Hard Rubber Company . There is much Norwnlk interest in The Electric Ca'ble CompllniI em Judge Wlfllnins' decisions. The mat- ploying 300 men which shut do“! 03' ter lnvolted is who is entitled to the Friday after its employefi Md mado' thousands of doill‘l‘ls in interest money a demand upon it reopened today and in the local nnil Danburv hanks-I—the tall the men returned as they found locne Company who won the case, Illint the compani had Blamed “‘9 or the boilers. Judge John H. Light. eight hour day and time “I‘d a l““1101? Washington street this city, repro- say for over time lsents the local banks interested in There “ as “0 chance at the La“ the mafia: The bulk of the interest Torpedo Boat Company's plant, where monev, however,I is held by Danbury 'he “5599 ‘5 u change in certain shop banks. The only interest the banks conditions, the plant being on the -an‘ectetl have in the matter is to teight hour'basis because it 18 execul 11110111 thcv shall turn over the money. ing government contracts. George J 1 1130111111, busittess agent of the Machin- lists Union, snvs thitt this dispute will HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS be taken up by federal conclilators. I At 1Ioclock girls employed in the RANGES: $11.00 to $48.00, George C. Butcheller Corset Company : Self Lighting Burners. 'See . began to leave their work. There are. our stock before buying. about 600 in all, and the early strikers claimed that before night all will be out. The demand here is for the same “ll a ’ NEW BATTLESHIP KEEL TO BE LAID. ‘ NEW YORK, Aug. 23.—~The keel of the battleship California .will be laid in the New York Navy Yard on Sept. ifornia will be the mat fighting craft ~iu any nary to -be equipped with elec- tric engines for her own propulsion, concessions as were granted by the al though such engines have been Warner Brothers Compartm- anotherII thoroughly testIed in: their use by the comet making concern. ~ ’collier Jupiter.- ”'l’ne Wolverine IMdtor Works, em 1 d ted Material for the construction of the ploying about forty, tuen, we a on California has been accumulating at , the 8-hour schedule, with no reduc-f the navy yard for several months tion in wages. _, ”#‘A'T— are ready to be used in the building REPORTS $3900 M SS'NG' of the ship. In most respects, other BRIDGEPORT' Ang' 23 --'l‘he 1°53 than the engines, the California will or $3 000 “l new bills was advertised resemble the butleshlp Arizona, but here today Frederick Somers, aged will have n tonnage of 32, 000 as com- about 80, of 414 John street, who lsipared to the Arizonas 91400. ‘ arranging his personal affairs becausel of the critical Illness of his wife, and NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIA- éome to him thiough certain pay-I, OAK-LAND (3111., Aug 23—11113 Il’lls own ill- health, ,on Tuesday his“ principal evgnt on to‘day' 3 program or illfid $3 000 in new hills which had: the National Education Association Knients There were my 61, 000 bills. Convention was in session under the 'one $500 bill and live $100 bills.Tha1 auspices of the American School Peace evening not being able to deposit theIItLeugue, with David Starr Jordan, money he left it in his vest pocket. Chancellor of Stanford University, past He securely closed his home, but the'jpresident of the N. E. .A' and distin- next morning the money was gone. guished peace advoc’ate, in the chtiir. He has searched for it and today of. In addition to Dr. Jordan, ”will“?! fered a'reward for its return. on the program were Bldnoy L. Guliclt, 1 associate secretary to the commission , REFUSED 1I'o WORK WITH TURKS of peace and arbitration of the bed- WOBU‘RN, Mass, Aug. 23.-—-A strike feral Council 0,: Churches of Christ 111 based on racial sutlpatldos was called . America. whole topic was “A 56930980 o‘loeol tanner: today. One hundred Tribute to American Heroes A: Bear- Iand titty Greeh slid Italian laborersllnzI Upon Amorloondopouou Rola- employed by the American mile and do " and ”11‘-note ma Andrews, or 9.0611109001119311! fitted out ‘ Eddy Refrigerators. llones8tHotChkiss’ 17 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn. ‘.l .L‘ld'r‘ .7, Savings Bank . 1 IN Bllllllllli lllltltsts lllltls till that the United Slates District Court, ~ for,“ here the Hotters‘ case was orlglntlly I 10, it was 'aiino‘linced today. The Cab , and about 12,000,000 pounds of steel . pool-outfit) “I. IAmPHM‘ ‘ ho uuhthwork. and General liolllllll built n ’ Water 82., Foot Raymond St. It you have; Eye Troubles To-tlay. what can you expect ten years from now, if you neglect your eyes? Have the trouble cor- rected now by a pair of our glasses properly fitted. We have an OCULIST, who is a SKILLED EYE SPECIALIST, in charge of our department. No charge for examination. T H A M E R Ocullete, Optometrists, Optlollnl. 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Ct. Open 8111:. Evenings. Est. 1897. Children’s l Rooms by day or week It Everything first class. IIIIISterling’ 3 Furniture Sale lls20 T0 40 PER CENT. SAVI 11c Furniture, Rugs, Beds ,Bedding&Ranges Asklus about our Club Plan v MATTRESS SALE Sterling Furniture Co. 127-129-131 Washington St. SOUTH NORWALK. Phone 105. CENTRALI 11777131. corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Nol'walk. Every room well ventilated. electric lights and gas. ordinary NEWLY RENOVATED. JOS. DI SESSABROP. reasonable prices. ‘ "a?“ .‘r '."' ... 3111::e DRESSES 7 Ages 6 to 14 ......... 50¢ Just what you nccd for the 1 coming school Ivcar. M. Mollaséit & Son 'South Norwalk. . Eaton Crane 8t Pike STATIONERY I 25c 11. box Bricuerman Bros. Hantord Block rth Main Street " 64"NO i t . I .. ' DRESSES .81.2ISand$lI.50vaiue g78c ' oscoov's I WAISTS‘ IN VOILE AND and $2. 00 Waist: l!- 53. 00 I K. A. CLAVEN. oasr NORWALK Hit: ALARM BOXES. 4—Fitch School (private). , Fire heafiqumm, at Van Zant Sta-eel ‘ Telephone 170 ' Private boxes will only be pulled . for are on premises where touted. A telephone message to Electric 150 Station‘tros) between the hours or e 10c '- ATLAS PURE —CATSUP-II~ Large Bot. Medium, . Duvey’s . Phone 401 p. in”. and 8 a. 111.. giving location or file, an alarm 'willIbe giron from noon est box. Second alarms are only to be giv- en by the chief or acting chief upon his arrival "at the tire 5—-—IMarvm School (prints). 212-East washingtou and Fort Btu. 214—Van Ztuldt 8t. and Osborn Ave. 216—East Ave. and Rough St, ' Eff—Winfield st. nonunion ms: ALARM Bums. W" No sot-IN- 12 Highland Ave, (0 N. Y" N. H. & 223~F0rt and Charles 87.3. H R. R. 224—East Ave, and Fitch St. 13 Hickory Bluff and Bell Island. -14 Pine Point and Roma Point 1. 21 Long Island Sound to McKinley St 22 Pennoye'i' St. to Cross St. 23 Cross St. to Railroad 225—St. .l‘ohn St. and Edna Ave. 332—Sea1'lew Ave. and Fil'st 8t. . sits—Boulevard and Second" St. ' 336—~Cove Ave and Fifth St. , 337—Boulevard and Bldckstono St 24 Railroad to Brookslde (Tel. ) 3 “Central," McKinley St. to Pennoy- 341—Keyser St. and Pine Hm A" er (West Side) 15 White Bridge north to Brookside (Tel) '16 White Bridge 8. E; to Long Island 342¥Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd. Sound (Tel) " 178Whits Bridge. 8. W. to LoriIg‘Islttnd 943 Shore Haven. (Tel) ound ' Special 819mb. 1I—I;O_ne blast at odd times, testing or . line open. t—One blast at 8 p. in., standard time. 1-1—Two‘blssts. tire out. Int—Twenty two, at 8 a. no, no morning . session or public ‘ send]. ‘ 11-11—Twenty-two, at 12:30 11. In... no , afternoon session of public school. ‘ 1111111111—Teu'I 111mg quickly coll: One sroke of hell at odd times in- dicutes testing, two strokes 0!- bell.— thus, .1-1 fire is out: four strokes of boll—thus 1.1-1-1. water to be shut of! A third or more Iotarms indicates serious are. so‘nm 1101111751111. mm ’ No.01 In West at opp. Franklin St. school 19 Concord Street. opp. School 14 Co? Ann and Main Streets 15 Cor. High St. and Bayvlew Ave. , 16 Norwalk Iron Works Building 17 Car. cedar St. and West Ave. 18 High School. West Avenue . 21. Cor. Taylor Alto. and West Ste. 23 Cor. Boutoh St. andEly Ave. 24 Cor. Chestnut and‘Henry Ste. 25, Cor. Monroe and Main Ste. 26 Lexington Ave. and Austin Ste. 27 West and Elm Grove Sta. 3 Cor. Washington and Main Ste. 31 South Main st. near Meadow 92 Electric Light Station 34 Cor. Clay and Spring Ste. 35 Cor. Havilond' and Water Ste. 87 Lockwood Mfg. Co. 4 Cor. Day and Raymond Btu. .NORWAILK FIRE ALARM some No. 15. Cor. Main and Wall Ste. 21 Belden Ave and Union Plan. 22 Spring Hill and Kellogg 8t. ' 24 Union Park 25 West Ave. and-Berkley at. . 27 Frsinklin Ave. and Lyneo Pine. 31 Gas House (Private Box) , 32 West Ave. and Morwin St.‘ , 83 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St. ‘ 34 Chapel St. and Harbor A"; 36 West Ave. near Armory 38 Elm Crest and Stevens St. 41 Cross St. and Wilton Ave. ' I $3198 CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS' 111 white and —'._ ' .—~—. - .‘ WWW END 9! SEASON BARGAINS FRIDAY and SA FURDAY ORGANDIIIE—ReIgular $2.50 -.$1 59 flesh $3 98 SKIRTS AT $2 49- ............. The Little Shop 56 NC. MAIN ST. ‘ N. “Yin. 11.81 fill Timetable 119 “Fear JUNE 6, 1915. sourH NORWALK To new IYORK. A. M.:—1 39x, 5: 42:, 6: 99, 6: 57!, 7: 181:, 7: 48, 8. 081:, 8: 18;, I8: 69! 9323:, 9: 40 10:331. 10: 51!, 11: 51. P IL—I: 13x, 1: 27!, 3: 022, 3: 29, 5.305 5.1511, I:5 46, 6' 02;, 6: 47, 7: 022. 7: '45:. 9. 55:, 10.18:. ‘ I Sundays. AI; M--12 25:, I5: 42:, 8:54, 10:93: 11: 51 ’ . P. 04.2—1 13x. 2. I44, 3:12x, '4: 30x. I 5:45, 6:9211, 7. 92x, 7: 12, 7: 4511, 7: 57x, 8. or: 9":55x, 10: 1st 10:40. \ NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. A. M.:——4 41x, 5. 30, 6: 39, 8200:, 8: Six, 9' 15:, 10: 0211, 10: 06,' 10:50x, 11:03. P. M.—12:03x,- 1:06, 2:04x,‘ 2:57, 3:30x. 3:,54 4:26, 5.0,6x 5:25, 5:29, 6: 00:, 6: 06, 7: 1511, 8:101: 9:039,11:1I,5x 13100;. Sundayl. A M.-—6: 00, 8: 00:, 9: 00, 10: 03:, 10: 50:. . P. M.——:12 10,1; 031:, 3: 39:, 6: 25, ,6: BOX, 7: 15x, 8: 10x, 10:00:, 11:15:. 1220011. 5202:, 920011, Sundays. SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN P. M.—-12:03, 1:20,. 3:16x, 4:28, 5:17, 6:151, 6:47. 7:08x,» 8:26x, 9:25x, 11:20. . ' A M.'-:12 23x, 1:13x, 7. 43, 9. 15!. 10:19.11112x, 11: 57x. . - P. M.:—2 09x, 3: 12, 4: 46x, 6' 33!, , 6: 48, 7: 08: 8:3911, 9: 25:. x—‘signiilos express. IA. M.——12:23x, 1:13x, 6:05, 7:15, 9:15:11. 10:08, 10:18:, 11:12x, 11:57:. SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY. A. M.:—6 13, 8:27, 9' 59: P, M.—I-1: 28, 4: 381:, 5: 24:, 7:14. I Sundays. .4. M.—-10:37. , P. M.-—-2:15. 7:20. I DANEURY TO SOUTH, NIOIRWAILKaI 4t Cor. Fairneld Ave. and Cedar St. 42 Taylor Ave. and South St. 43 Woodward Ave. and Meadow St. 45 Cor. Burritt and Quinton: Ave. 61 Rood 9t. and Putunul Ave. I 7 Norwallt Hospital 42 Main and North Ave. . 43 France 8t. 12 Main and dothorlno u. .8 New Canaan Ave. 1'. M I. 14 Chestnut our Summer I. \ 66 Main Ill. out! Dillon AV.- , I I Mule Bull 09 0 G u Cor. Woodward and London A116 68 3:21:14, 1.2.111. Ava. BRIGICothO..Annfi- ton-ntAvmoodDo-kuunlo. 61 Gold“: Hill and Ilium AVOI.‘ ’ "' WWW” 3': 3M” "lilo 1mm when I also.“ .1' A. M.--6:00, 7:23, 8:003, 8:18, 10:08:. 11:50. rtlrt—mi, 11:49. ~,. 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