lo
, to you is a. friend who's
My working for your good,
audit you would judge him
‘ ,1 you’ll not take his
N no lightly but will order
incl quickly—~33 you should.
u w. it plailly stands to
man that» right soon the
chilly season will be sneak— .
{round the corner handy
and the chances are that
y’ll have no coal, or
filmy, iffiiey fail to
promptly order their supply.
THE
FER-ms GOAL
9% . COMPitlllY
n:
.o
ANYTIME
‘ Day or Night
:1er spacious and easy riding
automobile will take out i
ANDIEw mum
' Livery and Trucking 3
Phone
Darien Conn.
rheitalch o Bailey C0-
EARDWOOD FLOORS
HARDWOOD FLOORS are respbnsible tor a lot of the private
dancing which have become so popular lately, for they stand up ,
well under the strain, are duslless and easily~cleared for action in
that small rii-gs sufice for covering. , _
Let us tell you how little they cost whether for recovering old ‘ 7
fibers or building new. ,
We have thick and thin hardwood flooring.
Will you grant us a brief intaview to determine whether or not
our service could fill some need of yours? '
, Theflaich G Bailey Co.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
We are near—just as far as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
can.
lT’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
lamb, etc, means health and
strength to your family, and
when you can buy any cheaper
it must be for inferior quality
such as you will never find at
CHAR
Tel, 583-2.
Free Delivery. 76 N. Main St.
I“
r. -— “W“. .
Semi-Annual
I e r l. 1
Cl a ace S A LE
;,~,“New IN PROGRESS - 1
{GOTTLIEB
01 No. Main st. So, NONIIIK
HAW—$12.60 Suite.
The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
6 North Main St., So. Norwalk. :3 Main St, Norwalk.
. g. . .
. Have yust purchased
is large supply of idols, inch-knives
and alarm clocks, which will be
sold at reduced prices.
Bee our window display and
l ,
‘ :NorWalk Pawn Shop
:1.» r -- -
l m —~ ~ —~’ m eoccasion:
3"2:00 p. Ills-”Still“? to the Flag.
!2:15 p. nI.-ancy Marching.
;2:35 p. ln.-Folk Ilaucine-MSouih Nor—
, . c '
Schullzc s 3 Sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
. - 505 MAIN ST., STAMFORD.
J08. ‘RIOSENFlELD, P/rop.
40 Water St., So. Norwellk, Conn.
. Q;- -. Weiflandle
, f”? F lne Chickens
or people who do not keep their
n chickens the surest way 0! he-
. certain of what kind they are
dying is to come here.
chicken dinner is worth while, if
“the chicken is tender and whole. 1
me. - - , l
, The best in meats, too. at the
lowest prices. Ask your friends ,
‘ out us. ’ ‘
TheModern Market
, _, '15 North Main St. 1
with R. IINHOLTZ. Prop. Q
Hay cs’ Block
b9 {North Main Street
in nus sun .-_
l
l
[James Hollenback, engineer aboard
‘ tug “Success." was’nrrested, yes-
‘tei'duy in Bridgeport, bx‘ Detective
ant, Thomas leather-land of the
new eparhnent. charged with steel—
pair of oyster tongs owned by
I ph H. Brown; Jr., of this cityfThe
‘ it is‘aileged, were stolen about:
r and a half ago from the is-
t. property “dun berented "and
'éoent secured through Bentl-
_.Adve‘rtloinx. -
sanctum. nut J
imum 6,000 Workers Affected by}
it
i ‘ a. 1 .—*-~ .
ll BRIWEPORT' Aug. 25.—-—V\"ith the?N[w Au“) REGISTER
:52:23:23.:5.::1:::::..::“:::“2.32% mummy Milli
{.Textile Manufacturing Company andI
‘its striking employee, about 1,800 otl‘ .
whom are out, and the other strikesf ,JA supplement‘of the Connecticut Au-
:now in progressemectlng in a“ about . {oniobtle Register has just been issued
lsix thousand workers, themlsbor sit-tunaer an August date, bringing
Eustion herewas considerably involv- state registration up to daté.
3mm“l_lll_lfl3°lm
curred at the Conti‘éctlcut Nut and
a Club by» Hollenback, and sold Bolt Company and alter the walkout‘
resident ’of the Black Rock dis- Treasurer Frederick Atweter posteda have planned a tater fete and carnival
‘BrldgepOrt, for’the sum of notice to the street
‘Hollenback;.was'ilned‘ $13.50 would be closed no
arcing by Judge George H. Vos- was reached.
Connecticut Electric Cornpsny return-I
Mums new. Societies nu
.. formation given out this morning by
Philip Castellano, of Railroad avenue,
deputy consular agent in this district.
about fifty Nor-walk ltsllsns have left
this city for service as reservists in the
Italian army. Mr.
this morning August 251b, today, is
not the last chance for reservists to en-
list. They have until the 3lst of this
month to register their names and
core for such assignment, and most not
call of their country at any time
on reservlst duty.
Santa Maria, Ssnta Anna, Santa bouise
and Court Edlond de Aluicis, Norwaik-
3 Hanan” societies.
last evening at a general meeting held
” Iuvcuuo dinner
‘the playgrounds will be held this Fri.
lll mucous
llidlt lleld fleeting concerning
lied crushed.
M
Thus for, according to accurate in-
Castellano stated,
hold themselves ready for a call.
., Don't See Active Duty at Once
The reservists are not. reuuired to
go to the front at the present time un-
use they express a. desire to the out
them are held in reserve under mili-
tary instruction and discipline. Should
heavy losses he suffered on the firing
line, however. they are subject to the
while
ltalinn Society Jointly Meet.
Luigi Zupetta. Italian independent,
were represented
to consider plane for the raising of
money for the extension of Red Cross
work in ltuly. Nothing definite was de-
cided upon. Another meeting will be
held in the immediate future, at a date
to be determined upon later.
ll llMthY Hill)“
The exhibition by the children from
day afternoon in the Armory. The fol—
GAZETTE BLDG:
LOT 1
erly priced at 69¢, 75c, 85c, $1.00.
\ NOW
LOT 2
ODD PIECES ofcorroN a
TRISTRAM & HYATT
THE. LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
‘TWO » BARGAiN LOTS
DRESS SILK REMNENTS
Ranging from two to ten yards each, in a variety of colors and designs. For-ma
d SILK GOODS K
nonwsnx‘
45¢ YARD
:egular poi-29C; 39c, 45v.- . . 9‘ N9W 19¢
usuur Blillt vied—J , J ‘
mun 00l0lltll worn H Krleger & Co,
Charles 5. Baldwin Fined sloth
Assaulting Mrs. lones
FAREWEEL SALE
SUMMER GOODS
The wildest, of pitched battles, dur.
ing which teeth, nulls. fists and legs
were brought into active and effective
play, at ‘xnldnlght last evening, was
waged on a railroad train from Bridge
port to South Norwalk, between two
colored women. Lillie Smith and Mary
Harris, of Bridgeport, and was going
at a particularly lively rate when the?
downtown police interierrcd at the
South Norwulk station.
Train Stopped at Westport.
Hostllliics commenced as the train
pulled out of Bridgeport, according to ,
llCi'Olli'll.S. and continued all the way
is progressing nicely. A few less goods to sell every
day. Come in and take advantage before everything
is sold. You‘ll be wanting some of these {bargains
lowinu program is arranged for the
walk Girls.
down to this city. At Westport the~
:iralu stopped, and the baggage mas;
q\trr telephoned to the local police. Tliel
Etwo women got off at South Norwnlk.‘
t
later and you‘ll have to pay more money for them.
and their fight was at its wildest when:
Policemen Flynn. Sammie and Boyd
2:40 p. nI.-—-Exhlbition
South -., hilt.
Norwnlk Boys.“ ‘
walk Girls. .
nnd Demon-
stratlon of- Hand Work.‘
p. lll.—-Dlllllb Bell Drill—‘Boye of 1W-
: pr inrlndian Club" milk-South,
p. nix-Folk i“lunclniz»South Nor-
nolds separated them. Brfih women,
were badly injured by biting. and Dre,
ll. Burnell rendered medical treat-i
jment. Nearly all of her clothes were“
1torn of! Miss Harris during the melee.i
GARDEN. GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
All the best varieii es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
Plants. . ‘ .
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES. .
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime-Sulphur. Solution. Arsenate
of Lead, Helcboro, Paris Green, “Slug Shot,” "Bug
Death.” etc.
‘1
IThe women were charged with 33-?
breach of the peace and may-f
l
;sauli, V
L The case was continued until‘
ghcm.
~ — ‘ 1—. Athletic Events. Glrlsu‘m" *‘f‘l’mo‘m‘ > , , ~
(s) Jump: (b) 'V. Ball? PW‘C“ 00“ Him 346 l BROWER & MALONE 20-22 Main St" Norwalk
. . . . 3-55 1), m....'rug of “PM... of NW; (aim-led S. Baldwin. of Rammed! ,
Dehcxous Creamery Butter . .................. 30¢ lb. walk. who was charged with punching Mm}. J J' -
_ _ . V , - r ‘ day ‘ ..
, . 4.10 p. m.»Threc-lcgged Rnce—Gtrisi-lesfie 50““. 0f 15 E1) avenue, Sun l
Fancy Potatoes, :4 lbs. . ...... .. ....... . . .. ...... .~ 16¢ of Norwmx. fawning. while on 3 mm m be, “pay-{.2 l
Granulated Sugar, 4 lbs. ...... ..... .. . . . .. ..... 25¢ Junior Pole Vault. smell”. was ““9“ 5““ ‘1’” morning by} , '
Pure Lard Senior High Jump. Judge George H. \‘osburgh. Witness, . .
""" ' " ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' - > - ' ‘ ° ‘ - - ' 11¢ 4:50 p, m.—-Dodge Bulimllorwnlk V5,;es..were: Mrs. Lulu Jones, Miss Lulu . OPEN EVERY, DAY FOR ENROLL- ,. '
'Smlley. Jesse Jones and Mrs. Bald-é MENT OF STUDENTS.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
{ the men returned on their own accord.
An offer of the Burns and Bneslck
:Company, in response to demands
made by the employee for changes in
:working conditions, was rejected by
the employee today. It is not expected
.that' there will be u strike there.
John Pierce, nafionai vlcepresident
.and isaac Heskins, general auditor or
tile Strikes in Progress or soonltne United Garment Workers‘ 0,88,“.
to be Called lzution. came to Bridgeport today.‘
Silllllltlll INVOLVED
I cents.
A strike 0: about twenty men 09-: CARN'VAL AT COMPOBEACH.
that , the
Between '35 and ~10
the
The
today and threatened to becomeisupplcment bears a price mark 0! 20
. This fact has stirred up auto»
'Presidentvliipp oi‘the Salt‘s Conn. mobile owners in Norwalk and else-
Dany is said to 113W told 1118 ‘V9l‘kel‘5'wliere who understood that under the
that he was going on a “V0 weeks" state contract each outneraofa car was
.vacutlon, and advised the men to Te'zto receive . the supplé‘ment without
turn 10 work pending eflorts m, 5‘1“ 1charge, and was to have one copyior ‘
just the .Qlfffirencefi- Th“3 the Strikerfigeach car he owned. Correspondencr
declined to (10.. and are said ‘0 hav‘ilwith the secretary-is likely. ‘
,told Mr. Kipp-that it he could take I‘ ’
a vacation they could, too.
. car. If the passenger'hasrnot a
I—MOONLIGHT WATER FETE AND
1 The Life Guards st Compo Beach
shop at the beach tomorrow‘The Venetian
til in settlement orchestra will renders concert. The
‘lsbeaoh will be illuminated and there
strikers at the,will be dancing. Themosthttractive
motor boat and?“ launchwill be award-
South Norwnlk.
South
vacuum ‘cus IIII
———————-
Announcement has been made i
ment cars within the near future.
the conductor makes change,
nals when, he wishescto stop; 30
any ~rats get'lyour nlelrelready. .
MM “in—d
r . . . ... .
m, i , _ -.'
, .
Norwalk~Boys
mum lllls IIII
‘ Get your nickel ready. Norwalk
may soon have pay-ss-youenter curs.
several other Connecticut cities that
these new type of cars will be used
there. Trolleymen in Norwalk, infer-
viewed this morning, said noofliclal
advises had been received locally con-
cerning the matter. it is likely, how-
ever, this city will see the prepay-
Big Difference Between”. and‘ New.
The chief difference between the
prepayment car and the old style is, ... .
that in n "pan-és‘youenter" the nickel! ‘ new LONDON, Aug..25.-f—The auto-f: gains.
is deposited before going irom‘theimobile owned and
rear uestibule to the interior of the‘lShorten 'of 28
nickel. ; into the rear p
but .at of Motormsn E. '12. Stanton and (lon-
un‘l rate the money is always deposit .
ed in the box by thempsssenger, him-lod‘rner Monday evening, carooned oiri w
self. Entrance is at the rear door, into a two seated carriage o
and exit at the frontanthe doors being J
locked while the car is in motion. ‘Be’ beach,
side every seat is a healthy which the3
pessenger. and not thé conductor,“sigr~ner" 0f
After seeing " the pictures ,0! l the , car,
l . _
Benn Bu (Eamon-Girls, win. ;
moi:- l , ; Fall Tenn Opens—:chnesday, Sept. lst.
Basket Ball Rein (lam f
.31.“, y eflmD AND MONEY South Ndrwalk. Stamford. .Port Chester. "
5:00 p. m.-Scnlor Pole ,Vnult. l ; ti WW
Junior High Jump. l » ”I“: “MCKJJDAY IN ALL STREET.l133° p. m.)~xDuuness and irregulaJrity
Quail Contd'st by 'I‘czuns1 f0“ 1 _ --—-.'. ' iruled during‘the mid’sesslon, but lat-
‘ Norwalk vs. South Nor- . l NEW YORK. ’Aug. 25 (Wall St.‘,er further hesvy buying forced the
walk.» {10:30 a. uni—Sensational gains in war} standard railways to higher prices.
5110 ll- m.——50 Yard Dash for Boys. LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 25.» shares were recorded at the opening Minor railways, notably the South?
5:20 p. n"’”BaSke' Ball—Norwnlk “‘- Food and money have been sent. iromlof twill"? trading. New York Alr‘western group, improved correspond-
Little Rock to aid the hundreds ot‘ Brake advanced 5 1'2 to 150 1-3.51ud&,inslr.
flood refugees at Newport, Ark, Whoq baker {OHOWWS Will a rise Of 6 1-2 to . ~
son are living on the second floors 02,111- later advancing ““0"“ 6 Wine-i DEATgs AND FUNERALS.
their home! as the result or the re-gw‘illysmerlaud was the real featurf3 1‘ t - .
cent rise in White River. A carlosd‘l’f the Motor group. advancing 13 Ml Danie, Lev”.
of canned gums and breaddwns d“8,t°1.88' Crucible Steel. Allis-Chalgel‘s‘., Daniel Deva-y, died yesterday after-
to arrive in Newport today. EBlpss—‘Shefileld ISteel, Repu’ lie 28: 'fnoon at the home of his parents, Mr.
'and Lackawanna Steel advanced Di and Mrs. Bela Levay, 1 Lexington ave-
Governor George W. Hays today2 . l n»
3 points, the layer to the new h g inue. .Funeral services were held this
awaited a telegram from. the War De St one:
record Of 66' United States e ;afternoon at '2 p. m. from the lace
pertinent at Washington giving him was 10 000 shares at 75 to 7b. :
permission to- send national guards ,:£:$:rged with ,vesterday’s close of 7gimme. Rev. \Dokus ogciatedd agd m-
tents to Newport. ~ {Westinghouse also changed hands inliimem took place .1“ 1‘ e“. ‘3 Eme'
The streets 0‘ Newport 5"“! dwerfillarge ardounts, the first sale of 4,500; y.
”val-9d With Water yurying in ept lshsres at 115 1-4 to 116. showing a1 .'
from three to twelve feet. The sew-' maximum gain of 2 1.2. Among the, Funeral of Mr. wardweu,
erage “Stem 0““ , town '1‘“ been railways the Paciflcs and Baltimore out The funeral .01 William H.,Wardwell
destroyed. the “’le and 91¢9tr1l3nghtjbmo advanced 1 to 2 points. :was held yesterday siternoon from the
' . 1late home on 7 Concord‘street at z '
and gas plants were out of commie-3 . _____._ ‘
sionlnnd railroad communication (With! WALL STREET, Noou.;_congider.; o'clock, Rev. F A. Coleman, of Trim
,the “wide world 5““ was cut on. Iable profit taking tollowed‘tne buoyantiity Episcopal c11urch,':ofliclated. Inter-
' M lopening, ewecielly in some of theI ment followed in,Woodland Cemetery,
‘ {issues which. had scored greatestgsmmlord. The pallbearers were: Sam—
‘ ' but the market, lost little of itsiuel Hopkins, Wallace March, 3mm
Alvin G.‘ breadth or strength. Steé’l was again; Gartmnnn and Andrew Marsh. ..
‘Adelaide street, commune most. active feature oi the firstl _ , _ v, .
of a trolley car in charge hour, when the total overturn ap- LAURELS VS. ‘LOCKWOODS.
‘ |prone-lied 400,000 shares. ltsvbest price: The Laurel Baseball team of the
f the morningguu 76 5'8' thereby {Park City who administered the first
lping out all but a point of the ten: defeat of the season . to the locals,
‘riven by lsl.‘polnt loss which followed 'the'sinking; (said game played at Seaside park-
‘ . 38”“th file“ “5.3m 31st.) will be the attraction at
and finally brought up againstfiagain relatively indctlve, butur’ose ti" Amusement Park. Sunday afternoon,
a. high stone retaining wall at the cor-‘3 points to 285. ‘Most of the important; August'ze; Manager Hill has tried to
.mhln and Williams streetlrailwaye joined the rise inter, trans-V, book ““3 teamfor some time “films
the cafcollldetl with the trolley] cohtlnentalsaddlng tractionelly ”Q40 finally succeeded. . ,
the two-yesr-old son of Shortens, 'who.‘ early advances. while trunk liners and! The Lockwoodg, are going good now
t lwlth Mrs. Shorten. was riding in the; coolers also impmved. Bonds were. and am confident of trimming the‘yis.‘
W36 thrown to the pavement, stronB- ‘-’ ' M ' ' ltors. The some players Will compose
n
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CHILD FATALLY .INJU RED.
driven .by
Iductorl‘lllllinm Donovun st Bullsrd’sf o
VT.‘~Murphy. e. suirimer resident at the} of the Arabic.
at
ed to work‘todsy. About‘stlo are still [ed a prize. Ertrs cars will run from ‘ , . ‘_ , th t ti 1 at ‘
out, however. According to A.‘ H. Westport to accommodate visitors of "Rosary" you will enjoyr‘esd‘lng the Ian-din! face down and suetsinlnsia- ‘ 1." —-~----- Ithe Lockwood lineup at our CD
lfl‘rumbull, president or the "concern, the beach. , ’ Juno}; on sale at Damon's for We. W injuries. NEW; $011K, Aug. 25 (Wall St.,ed in last Sunday a game. , --.: 4...!
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