.: f1 0 G6“ P1 layers :11 0111:? L. Field filmed to 111:
hr nap dollars per rear. no on
fled R. field, of New York. hu re-
W 5 Ni” Wm“ ‘2 “i" W °‘ turned 1.1 on Icity other Is one: mu
”A thousand dollars, prom the ”NI .8-
l.- . w’
H" by him; while playing 8"" '01 .A. J. Collins of North Main street
m i or persons. provided, bolt-l 'is a visitor in New York today 011%
our. the' liability shall in no event on- bum“ :
live thousand dollars tor damages I ,,
‘9' "m int-tries ‘° .8" ”e 98"” am. John J Higgins. .1: Bufiiti ave-
’ T & ‘G Id 'nue. is entertaining her two nephews.
aytor 0 6" Michael and John Mulholiand, of NW
'hlwhonc 1230 Bomb Norwalk. Conn. ark, N. J '
I
1 7'". .-
r'L‘V 1 mil 1
\
I
! Stephen 8711111710 1173111111111 street
today underwent examination at the
Total
SPECIAL (20111511151101: Sale
orsucm TEA and some ‘
Glbs Granulated SUGAR
1 lb. Choice E. i. COFFEIE
'4 lb. High Gradel EA '
.15
9
Probate Court concerning his mental
condition.
Mr. and. Mrs. E. T..Harris, and {am-
'71) of Sound View Terrace are enjoy-
ing a visit today in Savin Rock. Ne11
. The regular sesaion of linen orks 11111 Haven, Conn. .
be held tonight st: Proton Poznt Park.
' "' " i‘. ll Fielding has started work on:
The regular “99“” “31101118 will be the 11iring of the new stage additiollI
113 tomorruu in the V)" 81111 \acm to the Roodner building on Norlllf
rEtngohs 217 .
East India Tea" (30.
1 chemo. "'
h
Miss Ethel limes ol' BeldIell 5117811119,
18' 1111111111; with friends in New ilo-
1W; C. T. U. /
831311193 Dugon, proprietor of
Cosey Corner Lunch, is tuning the ln-
terim painted.
(Mrs. Mayer Joseln, of Frost Washing
1 ton street. ls visiting willl relatiles In past week with
New York city.
Bup'per will he"sér1'ed at 5 o’clock
tomorrow at the annual outing of the
" lengthy visit with her brother. Judgei
the George H. Vosburgh, of this city.
1 " The office of the First District Com-'
Main street. l
14111 .i‘llll ;; his I
'l‘hcodorc and the Misses Smith. of; I ‘
‘Ann street. _ , ‘1 -
Mrs. H. J. Lippke. of St. Louis. .\1oI..i SECURITY
has returned to her home after an
Mr and Mrs. Frank B. Field. have .
returned to (hell home at 23 1.1111 0111
mm downtown. after spending the
Mrs Frederick ll.
Field, at 36 Damn. avenue.
[.0UIS NYARY
in Norwalk. 'lnst week, there were
1 . WIIPIANS SAMDE
ylltaiion with Captain '
TAKE ELEVATOR -- UP ONE FLIGHT
IIIS ”Alli 37--ln.22I83
0llllEll nurnrs BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES i
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
BUILDINU"
Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
Inehinchrk. and Grunt
Woul- Sh, Foot Raymond 8t.
"2
It you - have
' Eye Troubles
To-day
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.
'1Wc have aInIOCULIST,
who is ' a SKILLED» EYE
SPECIALIST, in charge‘ of
our department,
for examination.
Ask us about
I
I
N 0 charge i
l
Sterlln s
‘i‘Furniture Sale
"83'0 T0 40 PER cam. savore-
l’urnilurollugs Beds ,Beddiuu & Ranges
On Our Extraordinary
MATTRESS SALE
Sterling Furniture C0.
127429-13; Washington St.
scorn NORWALK.
Phone 105.
our Club Plan
T H A M E R :
Ocullotc, Optometrists, Opticians.
"117 Atlantic Square, Stamford. or.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
Children’s
Everything iirst (lass.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
Rooms by 'day or week at maonahle prices.
E1 my room well ventilated, electric lights and gas.
NEWLY RENOVATED.
JOS. oi SESSA 'snoe.
‘ill.
DRESSES
j==::. -.,.
Ages 6 to 14 ..... 1... 50¢
Just 11l1at you need for the
Eaton Crane 81 Pike STATIONERY
of painters and paperhangers.
II mlssioners is receiving the. attention fifteen sales of real estate, with lllbl'l-i
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
gages of 87,202. For the third week on Draught at Connecticut Ave'
of August 1914, there 11ere nlnetranskim WWW
coming school year.
~.
25cabox
North Main
5’; M133 Bessie COFDELL has returned 10 ::r5 00" DTODN‘U'. “lib mortgages .01 "8w HAVEN EMPLOYEES
7 p 1 1
her: home in West street after enjoy- 8 I. PENSIONED.
ing a vacation at Ripley. N. J.I
”..—
There is peculiar interest in the fact
' -‘ that today is the 569th anniversary or
11
' the use of the first cannon in warfare.
‘1 M
will Pierce. teller It the Fair‘fleldI‘
'3'»? County National Bank started on his
1 I’ennuui two weeks' vacation yesterday.
The titty-eighth annual meeting oi
the Stonington Union Baptist Sabbath
school convention will be held tomor-
1 v u.
IDistrlt-t Commissioners, left today tor'
a vacation. Mrs. Buckley, his wire,
accompanied him. and their sojourn
will be spent at Portland, Me.
Local newspapers are in receipt or .
topic copies or James W. Johnsons‘.
oéklet "The Reason F'or War." which
" . discusses In an interesting and author-
" Hall
”I- funds for the repair of the uptown fire-
alarm system and the cleaning of the.
091th manner the present Europeanlj
éItIrugIIglo' and its cause's
An unusually important and interest:
ing’ meeting of the Board at Estimate
Will be held this evening at 8 o'clock
in the council chamber of the City
The matter of reapproprlating
streets Will receive attention
._._.———_.
' -—NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
"“Lcdles' Grill and gentleman’s lunch
room open until 11:30 p. m. Popular
prices'. Table d’hote lunch fifty cents.‘
11: 30 to 2 p. m. Table d'hote dinner,
seventy-live cents, 5: 80 p. m. to 8 p
' m. Served, in main dining room.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
1 ASLOAN’S LINIMENT
255 size ................ 1....161:
501: size ........ . ............. . .I35c
3i size ...................... ... 55c
Stillsou-Powell Corporation
9RESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
Harvest time will
'7 1 All the time ought
: something into it.
1...
2"
Frederick Buckley. clerk to the li‘irstI
harvest as this country has never seen before.
savings account'at the South INorwalk Savings
1: : Bank. Don’t. let. a week go by without putting
You will reap an abundant
reward a Iicw years hence. 1 7
1.1.1.1351. 8111111118138“
98887889124888'888118788811 8.88 .8 :1
l
1 Tomorrow. August 25, is the last day‘
on which Italian finervists in Amor-
lca can join the Icolors. A penalty of1
three years 07 hard prison labor should:
11 reservlst return to Italy at the end
of the war is imposed.
Added To Roll.
‘Y.ork New Havon and Hartford Ratt-
road Company have. voted to place all
T'— ' . more old and faithful employees of the,
President Samuel Campers, oi: the . Company on the Pension Roll.
American Federation of JLabor, ls ex- l
‘pected in Bridgeport tomorrow it is
expected during his brie! visit the the Company 0"" forty years
famous union leader will confer with;
'ot‘dIcialsI concerning the ltlboiI sit'uatlon
'in Iilrldgcport. ' '
Five of these men have been with
The
was 41.11 years Following are the
inclines, terms observice and Ioccupc:
. ftlon. .‘ I I,
l A special meeting of the Norwallti Edward J Egan. Boxbury, Mass,
I'i‘1pogruphib‘ul Union. No. 529. will be! Passenger Conductor, 46 years service.
held tomorrow evening at the ofllce 07‘ Mr. Egan entered the service or the
F. .Lyon. for the purpose oi“ sclect- Company in 1869 as 11 1111111111135} train
Ii“: a date for the annual shore din- mama serving later as brnkcman. train
‘ner: attending the Labor Day parade bussagemaster, trIll'nspIortatloh inspec-
111 New linden. and changing the‘tor, assistant superintendent and since
meeting night from the second to the: \iarch 1 1903 as 93589718?! CODdUClOT-
first Wednesday of each month: I William H. . Cone. .New London,
- Conn.. Stationary Engineer. 44 years
l Rev? Stephen 'F Cherhltsk’yu former '.llrr Cone entered service, August 22,
pastor of St 11111111111111 Hungarian 1871 as heck 11111.1 and up to October
colic Chur'c'h on Gilli street, Dre 13,1889 stirred as 1111111111....111... assis-
sent pastor of S't’ Stephen's Hunsu- tent engineer and night chief engineer.
ion 11 C Church Bridgeport has orl 31115911111111.1111 he has been stationary
ganlzed a cadet temperance society engineer on Thames River Bridge. He
among the youngsters of his parish, retired May 6 1915
and the organization has joined the J D. LaMont West stockbrldge.
state Catholic Total Abstinence Union \iuss. . Locomotive Engineer. 31 years
of Connecticut Mr ILuMont was a locomotive fireman
'—'""""" ‘ 17mm 11182 to 1896 and locomotive on-
Various minor complaints “179 0“ gineer from 1896 to 1913, when he was
,the police blotter Officer John Toot- :compelled to lay off
‘hill arrested an East Norwalk mun. Sidney L. Smith, Norwich Conn“
yesterday. for alleged exposure of per-~ l~oreman, 44 years. Mr. Smith. has
son 'H0 was ”91935911 because 0f “Ck held successively positions of machin-
Of evidence BOYS throwing apples al' ist, assistant foreman, general foreman
DaSSGTSbY on Taylor avenue has evok- Iand foreman. being general foreman
ed complaints. Othcer Frank S. Strat-' for a period of fourteen years.
‘ton reports to the street department Charles E Hilton, Norwich Conn,
lconcerningabroken manhole on West .11, years, Freight Agent. Mr. Hilton
‘street. The 106*“ police have‘beenI re was telegraph operator and clerk
quested to look for 8 3818180“ 0*“? "“° from 1870 to 1393. chief clerk in Super
396 981d 10 1‘5“”? been “Ole“ from intendcnt’s Office from 1893 to 1901.
I‘Bridseport- William Kelley 111113 at and freight agent, Weir Branch,.Tauu-
rested 11151 18‘8” by 0m" “h“ 1“"1011 Division, 1902 to 1914.
lRIeynolds. He was fined 87 and costs , Den nis 1Sulliva‘n. .Pro'vidence, R. 1.,
yJudge George 'H- Yosbul‘glt ' Watchman, 40 years. Mr. Sullivan
”M served as laborer in the operating ce-
partment of the Providence and Slud-
lngton S. 8. Co. from 1875 to 7908; and
watchman operating department New
. Haven Railroad at Providence from
1908 to date. His pension is divided
proportionately between the New Eng
land Steamship Company and the New
‘ ‘ ' 1 York, New Haven and Hartford Rail.
road CompaDY-
"1 .
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be here soon-sand such. a
GOES TO BOSTON UNIVERSITY.
BOSTON, Aug. 24. ——Prot. Emil Carl
Wilm, of Bryn Mawr College. has
been appointed to the Chair at Puller
sophy at Boston University, made Vil-
cant by the recent resignation of Prof.
Benjamin W. Van Ripen, it was an-
nounced today. Prof, Wilm was Ifor-
; ' merly head of the Pbllosbphy Depart-
" 1 1» ' ' I plant at Wells Collage \
NATIONALI EDUCATION .
ASSOCIATION
OAKLAND. 0111., ding. admissions
' or the various departmental congress-
6 es of the “National Education Alsocla-
tlon' made up the 11.131111111111111 'for
the thousands of 111.11.11.11...“
to be harvest time in your '
11
, 1.
'1
i Names of Six Additional Men Recently:
The Board of Directors of the New,
a'vel'age length of service of the slx ..
-1.Iones&l'l_otchkiss
I
READQUARTE'R'S FOR GAS
RANGES, $11.00 151843.011
Self Lighting'iBut‘ncrs.'
our stock before buying
(in Hot Water Heater: . . limo
Eddy Refrigerators. ’
See
17 Wall St. .., _'l‘lorwalk. Conn.
REFUSES WORK,FOR ATLANTA.
ATLANTA. Ga.,1,Aug. 21—11 Bos-
ton llrm, which for-.the past two years
has furnished the City of Atlanta with
caulking yarn and tools, has refused
to have further dealings with the
municipal authorities until action is
taken in connéctionwitb the lynching
of Leo M. Frank. according to W. E.
Chambers. City Purchasing Agent. .
Mr. Chambers today made public
the following’letter‘. received from the
concern.
“Answering your, letter of the 17th,
we do not care to quote prices on
caulking and We do' not wish to so-
licit further any or the business of the
City" at Atlanta until the State of
Georgia has takenomcial action 150k-
ing to the apprehension and'ptlnish«
ment of those .men who murdered
Leo M. Frank." ""
The communication was signed by
the president of the company.
oovcnnons' CONFERENCE.
BOSTON, 'Augi 24.4-A conference
which was opened here today in com
nection with the Governors’ Confer-
of public service problems The ob-‘
hotel the meeting was to discuss ev-
ery possible plan' for making "public
service 057011173 more efliIcIent. : , '1
Dr. Charles McCarthy. head. of the
Wisconsin Legislative Reform Li-
brary, and Samuel McCormick, Chan-
cellor.of Pittsburgh University, were
speakers at the opening session.
r
RAILWAY 9|..E1RKS' ' CONVENTION.
DETROIT, Mich" Aug. 24.—-BuslueSs
sessions were today expected to. take
up the time of the Brotherhood of 'tRa'll
way Clerks In annual convention here.
There was a possibility that brother
hood might act upon a resolution lav?
orlng a plAn' to units all transporta-
tion workers into one/federation. .
SPRINGFIELD THEATRE IR'O'IDBED.
SBRIINGMELD, Mas!" Alla. I241—-'
Burglar: (cl-cod the door of the Plan"
Theatre. last night; opened 111 safe by
11511111 or the o nibintitio and got
' thus. 1- 1 tin ioout;
on universities and public" 9mm,
once. drew to this city malty students 1 '
M. Moli'aseh & Sou
Soulh' Norwalk.
Briegerman 8703.3 "‘“'°"'
Street
,
DRESSES
11.251111113051111: ~
WAISTS IN VOILE AND
and $11,110 Walsh a '1 ‘ 1.
$300
K'. A. CLAVEN.
,~ EAST NCB'WALK FIR: ALAIN
- BOXES. *' 1 '8;
t—rttcu School’tprlnte). '
Fire headquarters. 85 Van m7: Strut
Telephone» 170
' Private boxes will only be pulled
for are on premises where located.
A telephone moon to . Bloch-lo
Station (705) between '9‘ noon at 5
11111111111 "
411’sur.~ ,
11.1.1.1. 15c
11.1111. and 8 a. giving locctlon or
Medium we tire, an alarm w 1511 given non: m
_ est box.
Second alarms are only to be giv-
en by the chic! or acting chic! upon
his Arrival at the tire
5—Ma'mn School (pinata).
212—121;“ Washington and Fort Bin.
214—Van Zandt St. and Osborn Ave.
ale—East Ave, and Bowan St.
217~Winfleld St” ‘
223—Fort and Charles 5'8
224—,East Ave. and Fitch 8t.
225-»St. John St. and E050 Ave.
332—Scavlew Ave. and First 88.
335-Boulevard and-Second St.
silo—Cove Ave, and Fifth St.
337—Boulevard and Blackstone 8t
‘ Davey’s
Phone 1111‘ ' ~
nowamls ma: mama poms
No.
12 Highland Ave“ to N. Y" 'N. H. &
H. ER.
18 Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
14 Pine Point and Roma Point
21 Long Island Sound to McKinley
St.
22' Ponnoyer‘ St. to Cross St.
23 Cross St. to Railroad
24 Railroad to Brooksldc (Tel)
3 "Central. " McKinley st. to 3111111911. 341—Keyser St. and Pine m“ A“
or (West Side) (Tet)
15 White Bridge north to Brookslde
16 White Bridge 5. E. to Long Island 842—Koycer 81" “"1 Duck Porn! 5"
Sound ' (Tab)
117 WhltoBrldEe. S. W. .to Long Inland 343—8110"; Hg'ven, (Ten
Bound.
. special Sllno'lo.
l--'0ua blast at odd times. telling or
line open.
We blast at8 11,111.. standard time.
1-1-—_Two blasts:- are out.
~11-11-Twenty-two, at 8 n. 111;.
morning reunion of
' school
One entire or ball at odd am. 111'»
dlcates testing: two strokes of ball,—
tours Actrokes of
bed—thus 1-1-1~l. water to be shut
out. A third or more alarms Indicath
serious tire. . _ .
M“
SOUTH NORWAnK m
I ALARM BOXES '0
No. 1 . "
12 West it. opp. Franklin St. Scho‘c:
13 Concord Street. opp. School
‘14 0'07. Ann and Main Streets
15 001'. High 881;. and Bayview Ave.
16 Norw‘olk- Iron ”Works- Building
17 Cor. Cedar st. and West Ave.
18 High School. West Avenue
21 Con Taylor Ave.._ and West Ste.
25 001'. IBouton 8t. and Ely Ave. -
24 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Sta.
25 cor. Monroe and Main Sta.
26 Lexington Ave. and Austin Stu. 1‘
27 Waist-and Elm Grove are. i
ll Cor. Washinggon and Main Ste.
31 south Main St. near Meadow
32 Electric Light Station .
8! Cor. Clay' and Spring Sta. '
55 Our: Haviland and. Water Isa.
87 Lockwood Mtg. Go. , ‘
4 051-. my 1'1 Raymond Btu.
4‘1 Cor. Fairfl‘cld Ave, and Cedar St.
42 Taylor Midland South 5t.1
12 Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
45 Cor. Burrltt and Quintet-d Mo.
61 Rood 9t; and Put-om Ave.
7 Norwalk Hospital
a Music mil
«- Cor. Woodmen! and 1.1.1.7.. AycII
Bataan-“00.4““ .
57. Golden Hill cud-1211113090 Arc.
Inc
b'llo
\ I
afternoon session ot1pnblic
. school.
" lill'ililIuh'ron 11111.11 "qu'ictly cells
I
L'NORW‘A'LK FlIRch 51m 301$
No.‘
15 Cor. Main and Wall Etc.
21 Bolden ‘Ave. and Union Place
I “Spring Hill andKellogg‘St. ‘
24 Union {ark
25 West Ave. and Barkley 3.
‘27 Franklin Ave. and Lynn Plano
81 Gas Hours (PriVato Box)
32 West Ave. and Mcrwln St.
33 Harbor Ave.ar'1d 01-011mm.
34 Chapel St. and-Harbor Ave,
116 West Ave. near ~An‘nory 1 .1
38 Elm Crest and Stevens. at.
411074155 St. 11111 Wilton rm.
42 Main and North Ave. ‘ '
13 France at. ‘1
' :2 Main and Cathdlfiuo Bu. 1 ,
.2 New Canaan Avoi'. Cor. m: U.
14 Chestnut near Bummer H. '.r -
I 55 at. and ’Union Ave. ', '
62 On the Green. 1 ' ' i
58 blast and Uncoln Av.
54 iii-Ill: Avonond Dunn I‘lk ' 1
“ 11-11-4Twenty-two at 12:31 11. 111.. no ’
*h'w-n_-—. -
2110.107 SEASON BARGAINS
1711111111 and SATURDAY
ORGANDIEI—Regular $2. so
................... s1 50
$1398 CREPE DE CHINE' WAISTS to white and flesh
$3.93 SKIRTS AT 92 49
The Little Shop
IIsIfi INO.p MAINII SIT.
11.1.,11 ii. on 11.11
Ti'l'l'l'etable
. IN EFFECT JUNE 6,1915.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.:-1 592, 5: 42:, 11:19.
6:57;, 7:18x, 7: ',48 8: 08:, 8: 18!, 8: 59:,
I: 82:. 9: 40 10: 33:, 10' 51!. 11:51.
P. H.—-1:13x, 1: 27!, 3: .02" 8: 28,
4: 30:, 5: 15!, 5:46, 6: 02x. 6: I4I'T, 1:02;,
7145!. 9:551, 10:18:.
Sund'ayo.
A. ids-12: 25x, 5: 42:. 8:54,
10: 38: 11: 51‘ ' ‘ ‘ '
P.M—I-1:13x, 2. 44. 3:12x,‘ 2:30;
5:45.620'211, 7' 02x._ 7:1°,7: 45i;"7:57x,
I8: 05:, 5:55x, 10: 18; 10: I4'IO.II
new YORK T0 360,717 NORWALK
A. M.—4: 41x, Si‘t‘o o. 39, ‘:s 00:.
8: 51:, 9: 15:, “10:02:, 10105, 10: 501:,
11: 03. .
P. 51.1—12 03x,11: 06 '2: 62:, 2: 67,
3:30x, 3:,54 4:26, 5:062, 5:25, 5:29.
$003,606 7:15x,8l10x, 9:39, 11:15:.
13:001.,
8. Sundiyin '
1A. M.——6: 00, 8: 00:, II9:6I0, 10: 03;.
10: 50!. ’
P. UPI-12:10, 1203!, 3:39:11";
5: 25, 6: 00!, 7: 15!, 8510:,
10: 0011, 11:15!,12:00x.I
79:001,
15‘.
Sunday-1‘ . 1-
count NORWALKf 1'0" new HAVEN
p. M.—12:03,_1:I20, 3:16x, 4:23, 5:17.
6:15;, ‘6;47. 7:081; 8:21:11, 9:23;,
11:20; -
10:19,11:12x. 11: 57:. , ‘ ‘
P. AIL—'2: 09:. 71:12.4:461, 6: I331.
6: 48, 7: 081g, 8: 39x, 9: 26:. .
n—s'iguiiies exprell'.
A. M.:—12 23x, 1: I13x, 6: 05, 7:15,
9115:, 10:08,1I:9 18x. 11:12:, 11: 571:.
GOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A; Mai-6: 13, SI: 27, 9: 59:. '
6:17,
P. ul-I-l 2's, 4': ssx,I ':5 2411,
1 7: 14.
. ISundayo.
A. 17.:—-10 3'7 1 . 3
IP. 11,—2: I11. 7: 20 ‘
'.
g—u—u'i-I-
DANBURY 'TO SOUTH INDIRWIA'LIK.
a. Ids-36:00, 7113. 81011:, 8:13,
10:03:. 11. so; .
gin-4211.949. .1 .14 II I
. . —.—- 1 11 1
' Cunocy‘cl ‘.‘ if '7' 1
I: Ir.-7. 50'. 12:10; a"
. 111.7, s. a
\
5:023. 1
A, Ids-12: 23x; 1: 15!, 7: 43., 9‘ 16!. .
a}...
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Norwalk Chronicler