Now, it plainly stands to '4
mu that right soon the
chilly season will be sneak-
_ round the corner handy
and the chances are that
they’ll have no coal, or
My any, if they fail to
promptly order their supply.
THE '
FERRIS COAL
130111qu
Day or Night
Our spacious and easy riding
’nfitolnobile will take out
parties.
ANDREW TAYLOR
. Livery and Trucking
.l’hone Darien Conn.
~ mowed-o spoons.“
HARDWOOD FLOORS are responsible for a lot of the private
dancing which have b'eoomeso popular lately, for they stand up
well under the strain, are dustless
and easily cleared for action in
that small rugs suffice for covering.
Let a- tell you how little they cost whether for recovering old»
doors or building new.
We have thick and thin hardwood flooring.
«Will you grant us a brief intuview to determine whether or not
our service could fill some need of
The Hatch G
We are near—just as far as the
.—
YDill‘S I
Bailey Co.
South Norwalk. Conn.
nearest letter-box or telephone.
IT'S MISTAKEN ZEAL
for the housewife to run around
trying to economize on her
meats, poultry, etc, by getting
an inferior quality for her ta-
ble. Prime beef and choice
quality in fresh poultry, Spring
lainb, etc., means health and
strength to your family, and
when you can buy nuy,.cheaper
it must be for inferior quality
such as you will never find at
CIIARNOK’S MARKET
, Free Delivery.
Tel. 583-2.
75 N. Main St.
~
IIIIIII II no
WFI'MWMOl
GAZETTE BLDG.
TRISTRAM & HYAT T
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
——
The Mid- Summer
WWWM- M.
VIII-s ism—W‘ D
.- MBW vent—says. on t 18-3
“We-3m could-
a“ I , l’and 5| "a: their former prices: All sizes for ladies and misses.
One of Labor Commissioner W. is.
;Hyde's troubles comes from the un-
reliable information he receives in
anonymous communications. Last
week he received two letters not
signed by the writer. in one of
them the statement was made that
,the windows in a factory in 'West
[Haven were nailed so as to prevent ING PRICES‘
A few
DAINTY CREATIO
Suit Stile
All of the Iadies’ Tailored Suits and Separate Coats marked way down, some at one-half
NORWALK
BUY A BATHNG SUIT Now
SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS ON EVERY ONE IN STOCK.
oglare of the OnenPiec‘e Dresses
S
OF LINGERIE IN VARIOUS MODELS AT MONEY SAV.
Ithe operatives from opening them,
land that the latter were suffering .=-—-—
r m
from the want of fresh air and ade-
lquate ventilation. .The complaint was
ma serious one, and Commissioner Hyde
Int once notified John E. Doughnan of
cw Haven, one. of the deputy factory
Iinspectors, to visit the factory and to
Ireport on the condition which he found
INSlAll APPARAlllS .
l0 Kill DERMS IN WMER
It in. But first Disuict'Conimissiooers
.The other complaint came from sun AIMS! “III it be Boiled
' an anonymous correspondent In
d—-—.—
To the Consumers of Water Supplied
by the First Taxing District of the
‘Norwich and it contained the state-
Iment that the machinery in a laundry
Iin that city was without guard devices ‘
Iand that the operatives u ere exposed in: (of. \orwalk.
Ito great risk. The communication fur- I 0 we was Duniiahed in the local
Semi-Annual
Clearance 3 A L E
NOW IN PROGRESS
cornice
1.1 No. Main St. So. Not-walk
straw—41.2» sin-o
15 North Main St., so. Norwal
The Beers Meal & Provisidn Co.
k. :3 Main St., Norwalk.
I' ,iu regard to the windows in the' fac- I
ther stated that a woman had lost herI papers 0“ Saturday, August 2181., 1911),
hand while operating a mangle. Micn- {stating "1’“ ”19 condition of the 11am
lwas dangerous. .4 report having been .
Iael J. Kelley. of Norwich. a deputy,
received from the State laboratory in
was instructed to visit the laundryI
and to make a report on 1119 complaint. Imdmem“: ‘0 “'hICh samples 1:11:11
9
This forenoon at the usual ueeklbeee“ sent {for analysis, SIIOW’IIE
| res
confc1ence with his stafi of deputies :gewence ° 00‘0“ “30““ In large num-
Commissioner Hyde recelied reports] A i f
1011 III; two complaint er. Doughman: “ 9931;: “”03! that tdhe 122ml“
1 at he mundane stitcmentIW“ ”1 9 "e “ reme v a con .
reported h tlitlon has been adopted, and is now ‘
tory in West Haven to: be utterly dc b91113 carried o.ut A short time ago
wold of foundation Not a single win.I
dow in the factory building “as nail ilcntion 0f the Commissioners to a
we just purchased
r813 supply of tools. jack- knives
Ilium clocks, which will be
used prices.
1- window display and
”Norwalk Pawn Shop
.103. I‘ROSENFIELD, Prop.
46 Water St., So. Norwaik, Conn.
9““,
We Handle
Fiile Chickens
For people who do not keep théir
‘qu11 chickens the surest way of be-
finpl‘gruln of what kind they are
75”an is to come here.
A chicken dinner ls worth while if
i
me;
The! best in meats,
west prices. Ask your
ion, at the
friends
MARKET
Ii’Havyes Block
,KENTINE Reno DISABLED.
QIBILE, Ala, Aug. 24. —The Am-
" routine Daisy Read, which
., vaobile on March 16, has
”$11 aloma Argentina in distress
taking, all stores were exhausted
aptaiu Grlfiln and all the crew
”hen the vessel was towed into
Captain Mannie Swan of News
owner of the Daisy Read. 81111
a cargo 'of lumber.
1i
aids”
.mvERNoRs MAY weir chop.
'URGH. N. Y, Aug. 24.—
#111 Leonard Wood, today
' d Governbr David I. Walsh,
‘ mitts? who is presiding
conference of Governors in
to visit the business men's
instruction camp here. can.
yites the Gayernors to come
I
I
I.
I
1
.ss chicken is tender and whole. -
MM...“
Ied and they could be moved up an no “WNW! 0‘ injecting Chlorine Gas into
down at the pleasure of the oporaii v.ea ”I“? “In” “3" ”I" 9970089 0‘ l‘l’lldel‘insi
3: WASHINGTON ST
" SOUTH NORWALK.
I
‘1
Delicious Creamery Butter
Fancy-Potatoes, 14 lbs, . ..
Granulated Sugar, 4 lbs.
Pure Lard
24 Cottage Street.
,
1
TODAY IN WALL STREET!
NEW YORK, Aug. 24 (Wall St!
.110: 30 a. m. )—Yesterdsys late rallyie
iresumed at today's opening, all theI
'activity, however. being in the war
shares Lacliawanna Steel, which
5o5 MAIN ST., STAMFORD.
.e...
OS..-
A. STULLI
Schultze’ s 3Sanitary Markets
.39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
is.
usa--.-s.-..-
u-(nv‘tu-
....... .....;...425¢
East Norwallt.
price of the morning.
Tennessee Copper adt anced that stock
Rock Island was under pres-
2 1-.. "
sure. 1
.—
MORE MARINES‘FOR HAITI.
Ihir. Kelley reported that he found the “MINI?" any disease germs that mlghlI
machinery in the laundry "in \‘orwlciii “999”: 39011 apparatus being in use in
Iamply protected and that the story NW York City Stamford Bridgeport,g
Iof a woman losing her hand was made N9“ H“ ext, Torrington and other clt- ~
out of whole cloth and nithout a scin- “’3 The Commissioners have thor-
title of fact to support lt..09gh1y investigated this process and
i Commissioner Hyde does not think 10““ it effective. Believing it to be
the Writers of the communications de- their duty to act without delay in the
liberately stated what they did [101. emergency that has arisen.- they or
believe was true. but that they acceptvl
’ ed idle gossip for fact and they did not
stalled, and it was installed at the!
Demand for grounds of the Ar
IGrupe reservoir yesterday and is now
1 cubic to see for themselves
IIRtIiéhSep‘orts which they had heard in operation. The Chlorine trentmenti
were correct. He says persons and kills all dangerous germs and is safer
than a filter
wish to make complaints need not hes-
itate to sign their communications, as, Samples of the water at the Grupe
f sup-
~ . ted as confidential reservoir and at all its sources 0
they M“ be If...“ I ply have been taken and are being an-
then be remedied
in addition to the Chlorine installs
.ercises together on Fr”? Toxic; ervoir and without screening has been
IIAugust 27th at 2 30 0c 0c ' raised and properly screened The
the two playground members in run Ibo safe and should be cl.ear if it Is
Ining and jumping Inot clear the reservoirs will be treated,
of infection. The same procedure will
Ibo followed with the other reservoirs.
“c [R‘DA AZY until the’ source is found, and it will
and will be taken. The Grupe reset-i
The first and second ”mitts; viii voir has been drained, the supply pipe:
grounds will hold their 12 0 g .lfound to be at the bottom of the res-
on
various aetiflfisbceansifigwn and washed out after which all blow
through the summer w between offs will be opened and the mains thor-
and there will be contests oughly flushed. The water will then
I nue. The
Mr. RobcngVau Burcn called the at- '
tiered the Chlorine Gas apparatus in-} .
isI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.—-An at-
" . laiyzed in order to localize the source
0108““; Plllllllllllllll
ltion other corrective measures have
mory. on West ave- Spring Hill reservoir will be drained
Cordial Invitation to All.
Iunder expert sopervlsion, until it is
§fulfilling large foreign contracts, open- tempt to circumvent the trouble in
so with a gain of 2 1 2 points which, Northern Haiti, which has caused the
high record New York Air Brake and marines to Southern waters, was re
‘Crucible, together with American Can, ported today by Admiral Cnperton
American Car, Pressed Steel Car, Re- Who told of an interview he had with
ed substantial advances. United States Iherenf'g' near Cape Haitian, where
ISteel made only a tractional gain at most of the rcvolutionists are gathen
71 1 2, while Bethlehem Steel roses 1- 2 ed The Interview «a as Without definite
to 275. Baltimore and Ohio was the result. but left “room for definite dis
feature of the railways, 881111118 3 WIN cusslon,” the admiral stated.
Gen. Morencl told the admiral that;
it soon increased to 7, touching 65, a Navy ‘Deputment to order 350 more. cuts,
public Steel, and Studebaker also scor- Gen. Morenci one of Gen Bobos ad~
. rcported here today. The vessel .
,___...
WALL STREET, Noon. ——The con-'
spicuous feature of the earlv session
Iwas its dullness compared with tile
furious activity of the preceding day.
Trading fell away almost 50 per cent.
trend of pri‘c‘eé indicated somefiinoe-
cislon which gave way later to actual
leadership, advancing to ‘l2-1»2, 4 3-4
over. yesterday's minimum A few
on favorable July earnings. I
andwas limited to fewer issues. The
strength. Steel again asserted ‘ileI
jvirtually all the natives in the north
were ready to support Gen. Bebe ~and
refuse to recognize President- -elect
Dartjguenave. No open threats wore
made against the Americans, but Gen.
Morencl promised nothing beyond the
assurance that the natives would be
allowed to continue to come into vil-
lages for marketing. ,
I Navy Department ofilciais made no
comment, but it was anouncegl that
the armored cruiser Tennessee would.
on Friday, when the man-
.' cept Steel. which rationed its “blah
specialties added to initial advanced,I IleaS'Ie today for Philadelphia 1° 3:“
Air Brake rising eleven points to 14‘.’.,‘“p further equipment for tgebema 3°
with higher levels for Studebaker and artillery battalion and Wool res y
Can. Railways remained in the back by Thursday or Friday to start with
igI-Inuid, Reading's reactionary tried “1“" reinforcements m" southern
being characteristic of that group ““9"". ' ,1 ,
Bonds were firm. .1 —""—'—""‘—""""
WALL STREE'I‘.,1_ :30 p.,tn tin—The slascousar, Mass"
market became dull all ,featureless Signalled: Str. leuW‘
in the early aftei’noon. leading issues
duetuating within narrow «limits ex?
/
Aug. 24.—
9 a. at. Wednesday.
ersAMEn AMSTERDAM .sisl-Ireo.
field“).
Rotterdam for New .York, 40 miles
east- of swiftly Hook at noon: 091111.60an street.
The Norwalk Playgrounds Associa-
tion, lnc., most cordially invites par-
frlends and ah those interests on
to attend these exercises, in this in n-
ner showing interest in this move-
ment whose work for the season is
now coming to a successful conclu-
cleared.
The Commissioners take this oppor-
tunity to again warn the Consumers
to Boil All Water Used For Drinking
Purposes and to Continue To Boil it
until they give notice that the danger
his notice will not be given
a ounds 5 Dflst- T
sion 51:13,: flzeiifglfgegérzf credit until the analysis has the approfvalJ 01:
sec 1 , ‘
:1; their showing during the past sum- the Health Ofiicer 0‘ the C“? 0 A 0“
mer, comprises: Fletcher 11. Mont- .lek
lgomery, president; Charles Coodchiid,- 0mm
vice- -pr'esldent '.P 0. Osterhus, secre- \ .
itary; Mrs. Ire. '1‘. Chapman treasurer;
Mrs Jean Dumortier, Mrs. H.1P.Mlor—
gan, Miss Margaret Brendlinger,l
Chapmanmnd George Richmond.
—.——————-——-————-—
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.‘
...._———
Death of Mrs. Silas w. Brown.
Mrs. Sarah E. widow of Silas W.
Brown. died yesterday after a linger—
lng illness, aged 70 years. Herbert
A Brown. a son, and splits. Edna
Knapp. or New York a daughter, sur
viva the. deceased. The fdneral will
be held from the home oi Herbert A
Brown, 19 West Main street, tomor-
row afternoon at 2: 30 olélock. Inter-
ment will be in Nomflkg cemetery
_—"-—&—
issioners of the First Taxing Dis-
trict,
F. H. MONTGOMERY.
F l. JONES.
m'Norwalk, Conn, Aug. 24, 1915.
llllllWllK (ills SOME 0f
HENRY Willis MILLIONS
These are busy days at‘“ the Ford et-
lice in Detroit. Checks, each for $50
are going out to more than 300, 000 Ford
owners,
who by purchasing ,their cars between
August 1914, and August 1915, partial
p
Fdnersl of Mr. Wlfdfll- -.'~. rate of about 10 .000 each day. a per-
submitted to the looal lodges by the
H. Kriege‘r & Co.
OUR
SUMMER
FAREWELL SALE
GOODS
A
GARDEN,
All the ,best varieti'
Plants.
«1
,1-
Dcath, '" etc.
”111101111111 a muons
later and you’ll have to pay more money for them.
GRASS ANIS GRAIN SEEDS.
es T0111atoe,'Cabbage and Pepper
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime-Sulphur Soldtion,
of Lead, Heieboro, Paris Green,
21-22 Main St. Norwalk
,.
is progressing nicely. A few less goods to sell every
day Conic in and take advantage before everything I
is sold. You'll be wanting some of these bargains
Arsenatc
“Slug Shot,” "Bug
~.ME'R‘Rll.-L
Colfcor
OPEN EVERY DAY
MEN T OF STUDENTS.
Fall Term Opens—Wednesday, Sept. lst.
FOR ENROLL-
1" South N orwalk,
Stamford.
’I’ort Chester.
IIIIIIIIIII IIIII 111111
1111111 IIIIIIIII'IIIIIII
. The report ‘of the grand Secretary;
of the Odd Fellows of the siate'ls
being received by the Norwalklodges
of Odd Fellows.
During the six months period end-
ing June 30,128 new members have
been initiated in the 92 lodges of
Odd Fellows in the state; as shown
by the annual report which has been
grand secretary There are now 24,-
292 Odd Fellows in the jurisdiction.
operation of eveiy memFer this goal
can be attained.”
The figures contained in jibe 1'er
port show that. the. local jurisdiction
has total assets of $124, 606. 52.
III llEllllrlllle ,
IIIII IIIIIIIiIIIIII
SPRINGFIELD Mass, Aug. 24.44
Pedestrians in the business district.
Iearly this morni’xig witnessed a sensu-
tional attempted escape When Edward
McCann, aged 30, of this city, Idove- ~
head fiist from a speeding automobile. "
patrol wagon, dodged revolver shots _
a few of them. Nerwnlkersn
The remainder of the report follows: Ifired by a pursuing oflicer, climbed 81
“While We do not show the splenl
fire escape, over a roof and down.
did gain in membership for the c-or through a building, and their jumped
responding term 0f recent reports] thiough a plate glass window into
.yet, when you take into c’onslderationithe street Where he was finally can
that we ate passing through one °f5tured by {he policec Ehauffeur 1119
the most trying times in the historyipumuit was witnessed by a large
of the world, the net gain 0‘ 128Inumber of persons who scattereo in
’fflye lodges report 8- net gain 0' 2III-Ian directions when one of the officers I
members I5 very satisfactory. Forty drew his revolver and fired at the Oll- '
ten lodges membership remains the caplng prisoner One of the shots'
same as last WWII“- and 37 lodges went through a plate glass window 111.
report a net loss of 166.13 department store, but none took
pate in Ford profits to the aggregate 01.1
mbre than $15. 000,000. This disburse“-
merit is in itself rather a stupendous
task The checks are being mailed at
“You know upder what head your
lodge is recorded. will not make
a special effort to hive every lodge in
the: jurisdiction report a gain for
the term ending December 31. 1915.
that we may not only hold the gain
already made. but add to that. so that
our membership December 31, 19,15
The mom or Willing Harvey
Wardwell‘villl be held this Afternoon
at 2 d‘clock from He late home, 7
lucky year. . ‘ "
v
(an-—
dlem distribution of 3500.0 0.00 and some
of {be $50 bonuses have already been
pocketed by Nor-wall: Ford owners,"
who bought their machines within the
will be 24', 500.
20. 1919,’ but ever keeping it.
[11's, linowlns that with the hearty co
Don’t forget our vice-president 011119
‘wut'chword, ‘30, 000 member‘s Aprll' chinlsts' mum, is
beforeflocal members. -
effect. . » i
,____._._—-—i'r-d—-"
NEW LONDON MAGHIMSIB' STILL t
I ’ OUT. « ~ 1
I NEW LONDON, Conn. Aug. 24—— » v
The striking machinists at the J. ,
ILapointe Company' s shop have not re:
turned to work. J. F.1Andei‘son, g .1
moi-national ‘M‘a- '1,
are to assist the t;
A meeting ot the 1
Istrike‘rs will be held this evening. '5’ I
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