«use of The Associated Press )-—How
a: my million dollars the British Gov
‘31 m has In“ is “vermin ‘1‘"
m up, first year of the war no ex-
W accountant in: yet had {50 M
., ”mutant. ltisasateotato
I Inffipt to- mié. 9‘11?“ non»
l3"; 3* ever spent anaemia?“ much on,
fiters' ink in the. same period.
1:. ll
L, may by advertising. Full page. halt
, . . gags and alter advertisements in
the papers are almost daily occurren-
, wens. 'l'iiecbillhs‘srds have been cover-
,.,III11:, ad with the greatest variety of poo
. to any advertisers ever had printed.
A collection of these would reveal ev-
. 4i” Why ’of: ingenious appeal advertis-
i‘I in; experts are capable of inventing
on. signs on trams. bosses and pri-
.'lih “Kg-SP”, increase rather than
Mose the war continues. There
in appeals for recruits in prose and
3 wt m. in cartoon and suggestive pic
" luring-«ii dressed as attractively as
highland, inks and trained ’advertising
men can make them.
, The recent big war loan, th'e' lar e
"=33!” the history oi‘ governmental lioart
.. gs‘. was the ocoas‘lblf of another
”tremendous advertising campaign.
Even the big advertlhgrn who have
contracts for the out'sgdé Images” of
. the dailies were pushed into the in
“waldo 80 John Bull cpuld ask Britons
to pour their sivis' .in'lbglhe nation’s
till. If the public had not become so
(sustained to Great Britain as a big
{4 advertiser because of the proportions
of the army recruiting crusade, the
dimensions of this. clunpaign of a
tising for money would Ihave meg?
startling. for in itself it was hitti-
adver sing movelll‘ent by IGreat‘ BPl'
lain in its ‘thrift campaign " Already
the posters are urging people to eat
. less meat, to eat more vegetables, telw
insist that each loaf of bread weigh
two pounds, to report any dealer tryI
ing to sell a smaller loaf. .and giving
similar advise as to economical house-
kkéeping This third campaign on- the
part of tho Empire hitherto regarded
A. ’Iconservatiie and not given to mod-
film or sensational methods. has not
yet. reached the proportions of the
other tI1 o—the campaign for recruits
z and the campaign for money—but it
is in embmostiil ‘ . '
All ih‘e patent nicdfcinc'and break-
t 1:006; advertisers in Itli_e.ItUiI1Iit1gd
thtes' must take 0- "back 11"th cdnl
{flew .to the British Empire 3ngw
“'3‘“ “when “the obsessions, {an or anamo-
"W filter of di'splht am 911N111}: is 111 1111121
u
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est advertisei on earth.
wmnow s'MA'sl-rsn FINED.
. Wtwmw Eh“
élifixploit on" Pacific 'Street, Stamford.
" "Costs Joseph Doran Fifty Dollars.
,t' ' STAMFORD. Aug. 2&.~—Attor11cy
l I Edward J.Kenea11. in jest, 19519311111,
4 lit the Citv Court declared that Jos-
4' eph Duran is somewhltl (ii .I “prolii
[I waibitionist in militant form " This was
mflenieu .bi’ Illuseculjhg Attorney Mil-
W WPessende-n who- admitted II-how
the saloon of Fry: ..
f
' Pacific street the building being own-
,.
”Ah-MW
erswithout prep 1 a .
‘bl'bford {his ija’rp mag”: in!“ I;
"it are 21331711 3015 a 1111 '
Wm; thiat Wis some 011111111111: Joe"
1. smashed-.~ 1s}: pistegglasIs windows-i115,
' \Iir, lourtoexyavgars old, died: at tth
GENEVA, Switaerland. Aug. “r"
The latest Zeppelin airship construct-
ed at Friedrichshafen differ from its
predecessors, according to details
from homeostasis on the m use
of Lake Constance. in only me Ill)!!-
Itantleatorgandtwoninorebama
small palace. has his M“ on
the tops! theballoon ioracaunon to
protect the ship from aeroplanes and
the speed has been increased by an
additional mnllst up later. 0-
ing to this extra weight, however. the
carrying power of tlie Zeppelin is di-
minished. The new airship is of a
slate color. The total cost of this lat-
est alrship is $500,000, double the cost
of the first Zeppelin produced. It is
reported from Germany that the
greatest difficulty in the use of Zep-
pelins is the laelr‘ of capable pilots.
most of the best men having been
killed or made prisoner.
lNGllNll’S (llNllNlllS!
NNNNlll WNlNNlllNlNS
LONDON, Aug. 24.~The total value
of British contributions to war chari-
ties during the first year of war is
estimated at $125,000,000. The gifts
made through agencies in the British
possessions wouI\1 perhaps bring this
total up to nearly 3175; 000, 000. Aus-
tralisxf cbnfribuiions in' money alone
exceéaelIsr's. 006. 900. i
«The- Prince of Wales Iiund for the
you reached a total of 827500.000
and local collections bring this sum
up to $40,000,000; the Belgian Relief
Commission has had gifts of nearly
$10, 000. 000; the Times Red' Cross
fund was about 88 000 000; while oth-
er large sums were given through the
diplli’gv, as Christian Assgcialion
and o'lher organizations.
EEK?!) mouth: RAlIES.
\Ilipiled by of; State
I Felice.
Eight raids were made 0ch 'the
11eel1énd by State Policemen :Robert
.‘Birdgeman, R. H. “heel and
Herbert.Cleaveland. The raiI ' were
all on places sellinfiiquor legally,
and were distributed over flvqtowns.
Arthur M. Grant pgoprtetor (if the
Highland Bake hotel Iig Winsied was
01196370 in Mthe tbt'vn court on Sat-
u'rday following a raid made on Fri
day. The policemen got afteraIEugeno
Verballa in Goshen. and found 11 lot of
beer in his place. He is Hell] under
bonds of $150 to appear before Jun
1106 Kimberley 11ch fidturd Jus-
tice Rudd of Salisbury had four of-
fenders before him Saturday._ They
villi-rd calm I11 11th the goods', and were
fined as follows; Joseph IGrag'oI 90. 34.
Totiy Cabii't‘o.‘ $90.34: Joe Dtn :llettico.
$90.34; Tansymgnona. $60.30.
.1I
Iwns'AII
the blade of George J. Bryne. and‘
found cause for his artest. He was4
held for a later hearing under bonds
of- $100. Five men and a good deal
of “gun: was seized in Scheutzen
park, Sunday. fl‘hIeIm magm- were Emil
Col1n.EdVvar.d F. 31198, Efnll Kmtol-
" since then until recently.
New cams 9mm seesaw om.
' spas-Id a hurt Order. I ,
Dollie battalion) and Mule RH
nunnlato have brought suit against
Raffaeln signs. a; New, Casino seek-
ing $500 damages and equitable relief
by way of an order of court to eon-
peldei‘spdanttoopenawell onpren-
has is purchased in New
subhet to the plfintil’s risk to no
thewell. ltlsallefilhelneltht
well. agreeing. at the time, to fig an»
other. The plaintilfs claim he has
not kept his promise. Deputy Sheri!
Taylor served the papers.
IAN ON HIGHWAY SIGNS.
Under a law which win take dost
on September 1. people and concerns»
placing advertising signs within the
limits of a public highway.“ be sub-
ject to prosecution. Seven states now I
havealaw mil-git unlawfultopost
the 'signs within the highway limits.
They are New York. Rhode island.
Massachusetts. anoctieut, Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland. Under the pres;
ent law of the state of New York the'
placing of the advertising signs with-
in the highway limits'is unlawful, but
Only the person caught putting up the
signs can be prosecuted. Under the
new law those causing the signs or.
advertisements 'to be placed can be‘
prosecuted—Brewster Standard.
SUIT TO RECOVER ON LEASE.
Eulalie .B. Ladjing. of Greenwich,
has broughl suit against William H. .i
Greer. of Norwalk, on a lease} She 14
claims the defendant owes her rent
for a house at 5 Leona Drive. Green-
wich, for the months from December,4
1914, to April. 1915. The rental was‘
$166.66 per month. Deputy Sheriit
Taylor. 01 Stamford, served the
papers.
COUPLE KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET
HARTFORD. Aug. 24.——li'il. Kati»
erine-Iu'oulton today announced theI
marriage of her'dsughter. Beatrice E' l
Wittig. to Charles Cho've. of New Ha}:
ven. ‘The marriage occurred last:
, l. The couple kept it a secret;
WE REFER You 1.
TO THE, HOUSE ~:
that has been painted with'our paints. I.
Is it not beautiful in its-=glistening!
coat? Yes. and what's inure, 11 will ;
wear well—we guarantee that. All our ,'
paints. oils'.’ stains. varnishes. enam- .
no.8:
s-mooua on. owunvk
.....
TAKE; A PAWGE acres:
”serum is your “new
4The City N ational Bank
.1.—
lirst Showing
The first glimpse at ‘Aut
the correct style.
charming light.
do not feel inclined to get a
SERVICE
Service is ‘the keynote of present day. compiercial
watchword of progress—~tbs first essential to a Bank’s success.
Particularlfs is this true of this Bank, whose unwavering devo- "
tion to the interests of its depositors is its best recommendation—I
its equipment is always in advance of its requirements.
May we be of service to YOU?
‘2‘.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
Our uric-e are- as low as anybody at prices.
Call, Write or Phone
Our representative will gladly call and see you
about your winter' a supply.
.. Harris 81 Gans
From A Coal
Pool et is"
éPositively Clean
Order: Now at Summer Pages
Phone
721
WATER STREET, SOUTH. NORWALIK
enortnthe
Packages, and the following
Necktie Box 50 cm.
Collar Bag 50 Cid.
Bureau Scarf 75 cts
Nations and
. White Crochet and fancy butt
"Coat Hangers, '
Sewing Silk large spmls, 111
:.I.: I313
.\\l1'1ttcmore'sQuick \\l1itc
Blame, ;
Alba, . _
'.i'lj
n
that’s your protection.- Phone us.
[r
The Gorham C0? '
EAST NORM/AU:
Tel. ‘52. . ‘ i
10 FIRST 87-.
Iscr Herman Berger, and Leo Grevy-
uocz. They are to appear in the;
\\1ndsor town courtI bei’ore Justice
Roval Thompson at 8 o'clock this 4
ev 6111111151.; . .. II lI
.ufir;
c.9313“; 9wR‘ES'FtJMKV-y‘w ., i
Isrmnoap, Aug. 21 ——Johx’:{xutye
hospital yesterday as a result of be-é
‘S'l'AI'Ml‘ORD 86V DNES 0F AGTO IlN-4
Ed by the Russian "Club. Jud§e Y
g,.ln‘g struck Sunday night by §In auto
acting upon Dor'ané" plea of gull to
'thrce counts. intoxtmiiohs. breach or
the peace. and destruction of personal
‘ property, lined the accused ”$50 and
5-, 1'!) costs off Irosecu ion andI sen-
isfi'tlédced mini? thh‘eé hands: in 11:11,
iflheajslirspnhem being: susp@ds_df
' providing 'l'ie r'e'por't regularly during
9; (pé‘rigdg' he probation .omcet
I: Thwdiseohtfort and {angel-g of hot-
l,Irno'fidc. The machine was driven by.I
George Weldon, of Mount Ver'no'n'.' N’. ‘ ."
Yup who was arrested, but lgter re-i
leased under promise to apfia’r for.I
the,I inquest. today or Wednesgay.
~s1. sisH:..—. 155111 dsusss
1119 she'll: is. E
__..e .'.... .
Mr Fessen en Stated that pomp weather are doubled if the liver ieI
had some sort of in argu'n'idnt id the
,. saloon vtith a customer, and Hater
‘Ig-ant; outsiaeiuand threw“ stones;
thl-ough the windows for revs e.
'I. JThe damage was estimated at: .31
than 3100.815 honor called atten-
tion to the f t. that the owners of.
tlie bulldir‘ig have n sienna of Obtain};
"‘lng redress. 'Attor'néy Kenéalyd' rep-
regularly in Richards & Compa'hy's'
inch demonstrations in the future.
seated Doran’sswife.1vlm did snot, .
hunt her husband sent to 1311,1115 he 'I
W13 the only support for herself "and
her child. She said that he works . .
' plant~ Judge IYouug said thi‘tfil‘él“
family 51101118119511.3911;memorials, '.I'.
but the. punishment should be heavy.
enough to protect-I the- public against I '
Eager BITHA'NONO‘ 3-”.
sluggish and the bowels inactive. FoI'
ley Cathartic Tablets are I'prompt,‘
wholesome, effective. in potion with
out IIgriping In -. pan; if you feel lazy;
and lang'hld, noses or: overfull. a?
Foley cathartic Tablet will hllp you
Stout persons welcome the light and
free feeling they bring.
Sold everywhere.
WOULDN’T YOU LIKE
aII dressing bible in your bedroom—4' '
not only to’ Imakc the room stem-I
tlve, but for your convenience in!“
dressingl ' ‘ . ;
Perhaps you need. a. new.hur-"
an. or- chiffonier. to replace the
BEDROOM FURNITURE
that has grown shabby. The styles I
we are showing are new. and pr-
» els. etc" are the best obtainable»;I 4~-~I~v _-__
titan. John Bull; has .lirro'mc the first; . 5"“. Calm)“ the 1’0"" inves'tigatcd
Goods; besides which we have
auto stamped designs my» - I.
Art Needlework:
GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS;
Every drink served at our
fountaiu' 15 healthful 111 every in-f
gredient. We use only the heal
fruit syrups. Our chocolate is .bc~'
There? are new ideas. in:
ii“: 1‘.
If you contemplate the making .I
of holiday gifts, now is the time -
Ito begin—and we are displaying ‘
' Ia pleasing and fascinatingassdrt-
mentpf . now-lites.- that .will ten:
.able' you to: 11me the foundation
for Iyout‘ Christdtas Work; ‘
1‘1} {'1 IIIII I'
“Royale So'detzy’? Package
.a. broad assortment of sep-
1": d
31"?)
coming famous. Have you tricd’é
it? DeKlyn’SI ice cream scrxcd'
at the fountain orain b0\es .t0i
take home» Try our Soda and
canvince yourself that it is the
best in tovvn.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
.2 8 No. Main St So. Norwalk.
A . . .. .
Styles for esrlylAnlmnn and, Wilma;
Each package. contains materials
finishing the articles, and such directions as an no Iéssary.
The Priscilla Magazine for September is out undead
be obtained at the Art Section.
Shears and Scissors. good values.
Share in sizes (1. 7 l- 2 and 8, were 75 cts.,
Scissors, assorted sizes, were 25 cts. .,
Motor Goggles, a no“ line just received
A Novelty in Silver. The “Ezeat Corn Spoon.”
is a spoon uith a sharp knife like slit in the bowl 11111111
will cut kernels of corn clcau from the roll as the spoon
’ a .. . .- .is. drawn across» $6.00 :1 1102.
' I'i‘i'ie Norwallt llrtlg Col
oi ,Millinery
.-..._~..
umn st)lcs is alnays intch
esting even if one is surprised at the quirks "and whims
that Fashion affects The hats are bewitching and there
is each variety that any one may be pleased The plain
tailored hats, the severe models that are simply trimmed;
but which are of elegant quality as far as material goes,
are here and there are so many that any face may have
It is a pleasant little informal affair, not the open-
I ing, for that is scheduled to come later, but the chance is
offered to secure a hat for between seasons,
are Very attractive to the eye and moderately priced I .
The beautifully decorated parlor has come in for an .
I unusual share of attention and praise. It is in soft gray
with furniture' 111 old ivory. The window hangings are of
dark blue and gray cretonnc. The carpet is gray \“II.€l\(t
There are electroliers with artistic shades which gite a
It is becoming to e1 cry one. EvenI if )0”
and these
hat, come and see. . , .
Second floor
Al the Art Deportatent
A new line of Royal SocietyGoods, the “Bluebird"
articles are included:
Whisk Holder .1 35.115.
Shaving Pad 35 cts.
Pillow , 50115.
for vmrkh and
610’
Main floor, t List.
Necessities
IO cts. per 3
l
for 59 cts.
fol 19 Us
0115, “cm 10 as, for 5 cls.‘
10 and 15 cts.
Children's Coat Hangers pink, 0qu and “bite,
13 cts., z for 25 cts
black only. ltllCl‘ B, to cts.
IFor Cleaning Shoes.
IO and as'cte.
ch1120, for cleaning white or COlOl'td shocs,10 and 25 ct‘
to cts.
19 (its.
Mrl‘ln floor, south aisle
so cts.
Jewelry Sm tiott.
lt
Silver Section, basement
ELITE
AND
Ralston
“TOWELS PILL‘OW- CASES, DAYI SLI'PS
Domes, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, warsrs.
APRONS DRESSING SACQUES
BOU‘DOIR
. caps, INFANTS‘ wnna‘,_1'30REA1i’sCARFs,
PIN cusmons, are, are. ALL at: MODER-
A'I1‘E PRICES
. MI
l llllllll Dillllll
loses
I,wlI1en nicely filled with gold or por
. IEc’elalnIn and when kept clean.
perfectly clean teeth never decays,I
,it can't. Decay is caused by germs
eating away the sharpen.
pay you to have your teeth looked
its repugnant appearance
5..
It will
For Boy"
School Slides
"and Girls‘
ll .
illr'. J. ll. Mallory
esI no charge for examinatxon
tistio. Call gal let us Show you our,;
beautiful Furniture: , - _ . ., .
’ :The:
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CEMENT
use obtained by advertising to the
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Final Clearing Sale
. Of Womens and Mitises’ Summer Wearing. Apparel regal-d-
.less of cost. Suits, Coats, Dresses. Skirts, Waists, Corsets
I and Hats. I,Nothing carried over into next. season. 'I‘. I,
Everythug must go" 1
3007111 NORWA
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Millmerg II
—Bead tho' Sentinel Want Ads. on
the Third pag'e,'aI1'1d then .
'15 south Main st. I so. Nomi-lie ‘I
House: 9 A. 121; to 5 P. M.
4.3.;
7 10‘ 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint.
men; only.
'l'he decayed tooth," like Interest-
“Iy and Thursday evenings,
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Norwalk and South Norvalk.
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keeps working.I .
0111mm 110m ..
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trauma 501: day, «so fresh
and up.
‘ Railrssd’ltve. I86. Nomlk
- iallytII fine fruit
I Fhfiufiv Proprlfet' tI.j";I
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Peaches
' 4" ll yo'u' a‘re‘ lookmg fo'r espec-
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