1‘ districts.
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Cotton Blankets
ALSO
__ The New ._._..._..
Outing Flanneis
for all time are being shown.
E K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
Scotti Nor-walk.
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7336 Rosary
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{Edition on Sale at
DONNELLXS
ISTATIONERY STORE.
‘16 50. Main St. So. Norwalk,
1111 NEWS
"WEATHER FORECAST.
l‘or Norwal} and vicinity: Fair
and continued cool tonight and Fri-
day.
A disturbance which is central this
morning or‘er Oklahoma is causing
unsettled. showery \veather from '1ex-
as nortlleastward to Iowa. Showers
were also reported from the Gulf and
South Atlantic coasts. Pleasant
weather prevails in other sections
east of the Rocky Mountains. The
temperatures are low in the northern
Frosts were reported from
Bismarck, N. D., and Moorehead,
Minn.
WEATHER A- YEAR AGO
TODAY.
I Temperature: Low, 65; high,
77., Clear.
‘ There will be pinoclite tonight at
the Elks“ Home.
—»._—.—--:_~'
Willis S. Crofutt of Danbury, is a
visitor in town today.
one regular weekly dance was held
1 in ‘the quarters. on Hickory Hint: of
the Norwalk' YuchtuCluo.
The .W. C. T. U. annual outing and
picnic was enjoyed yesterday after-
noon at Roton Point park. in the
evening, at 5 o’clock, supper, was ser-
ved. The day was'a decidedly pleasant
one for those in attendance.
Permits were issued this morning
by the building inspector 'to Raymond
Waldifion to build for himself. on Myr— ‘ '
tle' aVenue,- a five- -room bungalow, to
cost $2,500; and to Peter Galligan to
install plumbing for Hill Roodner, on
West Cedar street.
Dr. Albert Nash, of Newark, has re-
turned to his home after his annual
cruise on Long Island Sound. In writ-
. ing to'local relatives he states he met
with many storms and fogs. In New-
port he was tied‘up for a week, and
the furthest east he cruised was Nar-
ragansett. -
James IKirkham has brought civil
action against the City of Norwalk,
claiming $500 damages, as a result of
falling over a projecting gas pipe in
Henry street last May. Notice of the} day in connection with the investiga-
Sllit was given the city some time 930- tion into the lynching of John Slovak
Attorney LEO Davis will look after the at Shiner, Tuesday. Slovak,
interests of the plaintiff.
. : ___._______ ”r
Final a1 rangements were completed
.at- a_ meeting held yestelday afternoon
in: Douglas Fowler Post rooms, ‘on
Washington street, by the Douglas
Fowler Post and Corps Committee and
the Buckingham Post and Corps Com-
mittee, concerning the local G. A. R.
entertaining. in a manner suitable to
'the occasion. the veterans at we re-
. union of the Seventeenth Regiment in
the Armory Saturday.
The Satisiaciion
Good Service
. is realized every day by de- ‘-
5 positors and clients ~51 the
People’s Trust co. Mio are
; much pleased with its}
,. promptness and co ‘ ‘ ‘
Accounts subject tomchoqk ‘
. are cordially invited.
llie People slrlui
It 591:, 751:, $1.”. “.25 and $1.50.
1 THE HAT TRADE.
; At a meeting of ‘ members of the!
1 renter New York ' Hatters and
,. “Rifleia’ , ' ,i‘ in the assem-
1..y room of the Merchants Associw
‘ in yesterday afternoon, oficersnere
l noted for the ensuing year and plans
1 scussed for the formation of several.
i mmittees to handle the work the as-
‘ ciation has undertaken.1 F. W. Clin-
ii of the Danbury Hat CO., New.
ark, was elected president: John B.“
l arre. first vice president; Philip
1 errschal’t, second vice president;
‘lllr’l L Klages. treasurer; Robert J
Patterson. recording secretary, and
Samuel Wallach, financial secretary.
These officers with the following mem-
bers will comprise the board of direc-
tors: '
Weber & lieilbroner; Knox Hat (‘0.2
Truly Warner. A. C. Weaver and lia-
rid Morrow.
in the near future it is planned to}
appoint a committee to carry out the
work’ undertaken by the association.
The next meeting of the organization
will take place early in Septeinber.—~--
Trade Record. ;
PLAN AEROPLANE EXHIBITION.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.—The Aero
Club of America and the American So
ciety of Aeronautical Engineers are‘
planning to ltdld here next May a.
combined aeroplane exhibition; avia-
tion meet and cou\‘ention oi' aeronau-
niiutic engineers. The purpose is to
bring together the engineers, aviators
and aeronautic experts to enable them
to become familiar with the various
motors in action as well as on exhibi~
ton and see all types of aeroplanes.
air boats 1111'; flying craft.
There are 12 or more aeroplane
buiders making standard machines
and more than 30 concerns manufac-
turing and developing motors. Scores
of other concerns manufacture. mag-
netos, radiators, stabilizers, fabrics
for aeroplanes and buttons, scientific
instruments and other articles that
go to make up a flying machine.
The Aero club of America issued
a statement saying there are many
problems vital to aeronautics to
solve which require the combined-con-
sideratlon of the engineers who have
not convened ~for "till? ~ 91-15%;53'13111‘8.
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ANOTHER CITIZENS' MILITARY
CAMP.
PHILADELPHIA, Mtg.‘ 26.-Plans
for a local "citizens' military camp'
following closely in: policy and'prac-
tice the encampment at Platitsburgh.
N. Y; were made public’berb today
by Mayor Thomas S. ‘Lsrnprd, com-
tary organization of this city. A site
has been secured near this city, at
which a camp will be conducted from
Sept. 3 to 6. These taking advantage
of the offer will be bailed upon to pay
only'a small mess charge. the equip-
ment being furnished by the Fan
cibles.
‘ use. snaccxues'mvoacao
(HONOLULU. Aug.‘v.26.~—Mrs. Edith
Spreckies, Who yesterday was granted
a. dual decree oi’divorce-from John D.
Spreckles, jr., of San Francisco, was
married here last night to Frank W.
Wakefield, also of San Francisco.
WANT REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 26-—The ex-
ecutive committee of the San .Frau1
cisco Convention League today launch.
ed a campaign to obtain the 1916 ‘Re-
publican National Convention for San
Francisco.
FIVE MEN ARRESTED FOR
. LYNCHNG '
HALLETTSVIIJLE, Text, Aug., 26.—
Five men were under arrest here to
who had
been arrested charged with beating his
wife and child, was taken from jail
and beaten‘and shot to death.
PAY-As-YO'U-ENTER CARS. '
Hartford to Have Type Which May
Eventually 'Reach Here.
The Connecticut Company is to
install pay-as-you-enter cars in Hart-
ford. Forty-six of this type, of car
will be put into‘servlce there in the
early fall. and, if as successful as they
are expected to be. cars of the same
type may be operated here. The retire-
ment of the present type of cars will
mean the end of changing of cars in
winter and summer and in rainy
weather, for the some type of prepay-
ment car is used all the year round.
These cars have been installed ‘wltli
success in Springfield and many other
‘ New England cities, and. of course. »
,are in operation in New York city. The
hickel fare must be deposited before
entering the car and entrance is or-
footed it the rear dim and exit. at. the
hint. the doors being locked white the
E to in motion. .11-
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‘ “Here's e “111111111 who says that tho
liblocts commonly regarded as inani;
mote really have feelingi." "I believe
‘ clarinet last night that
M IRIII BUSINESS cutlets
Open every day for the enrollment of -
students and assignment of courses.
ran some NORWALK avenues scanner; ‘
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FALL TERM OPENS
Day school -—- Wednesday, Sept. lst.
Evening School -— Monday, Sept. 20th.
BOOKKEEPING’ SHORTHAND
COMMERCIAL LAW STENOTYPY
PENMAN'SHIP' TYPEWRITING
ARITHME‘TIC ENGLISH GRAMMAR
RAPID CALCULATION
COMMERCIAL" FORMS
BANKING
SOUTH NORWALK
- couurearzir HALVES. I
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Watch Kept for Appearance of Such
Coin in This City. I
Watch is being kept in this city by:
merchants und‘banks for the appear-l
ance here of the counterfeit half ‘dol-
lars which are said to have. been free-E
ly circulated in Waterbury in the iastf
few weeks.
The counterfeit halt dollar In satul
to be a poorli made coin Its size is:
perfect, the imprint passable. but its:
weight and ride give the coin away
and make its counterfeit nature easily.
detected.
So far the appearance of none oi.
' stander of the State l‘encibles, a inlll 'these coins hm" been “3130"“! in this}
city, but a number are said to have
been placed in circulation in Water
bury 'and might reasonably be expect-f
ed to make their way to this cityl
During the past year secret servicel
authorities have been in Waterbury:
trying to locate the whereabouts oIi
city. One gang has been rounded up‘
but. still the issue of counterfeits con 1
tinues.
..:rwo COMMON SUMMER AIL.’
’ MENTs.
Thousands of hay fever and asthma
victims who are not able to go to the
mountains find relief in Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar Compound. It alloys the
inflammation. goodies and heats raw
and reaping bronchial tubes and helps
to overcome difficulty in breathing,
and makes sound, refreshing sleep nos
siblo. .
Sold everywhere. -
MAIL" TO ARGENTINA.
Local Post Office Advised That Arti-
cles May Be Confiscated.
The local post office received notice
this morning from the department at
Washington that articles sent to Ar-
gentina having acominercial value
but: on Which customs duties were an
paid, were liable to confiscation: The
order reads as folloWS: ‘
“The Argentine Republic has ad-
vised the department that all articles
having a. commercial value are liable
to ciistoins duty and are. handed over
to the Argentine customs authorities
for disposal. According to the cus-
toms regulations of that country such
articles are subject to confiscation in
case addressees fail to pay customs
charges. ”
_The.conditlons which prevails in Ar.
gentina prevails also in sortie other
South American and Central Ameri-
can countries and make it necessary
to look up postal regulations with
9351.1...“ those countries before par
nets are sent there.
hm
—aOHIL'DREN’8 SUMMER COL-D8.
.It is wrong to neglect a cold at any
time because It.» weakens the system
and lays the ‘sufleror open to attack
from other.;dlseases. Wot test, sudden
changes in temperature and sleeping
uncovered at. night cause many child-
ran 11 colds in summer. Foley‘s Ilene!
and Tar Compound gives sure and
prompt relief. .
t muses is lztnployed
l
the makers of counterfeit coin in 1.....l
SPELLING
MIMEOGRAPHING, ETC.
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
We give our graduates all possible assistance in obtaining
the presuit tiutc EVERY (iltADlLYl‘l‘: of our Complete and 1Sccretarial
Dining the year “'1‘ have had more calls for office
assistants than we lime lictn able to fill.
FREE BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
STA MFORD
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TIM Nuns! SM.
McCall Pattern: 6899 8689 We
are offering many other Il- ‘
tractlu new September denim
LETTER WRITING
Ill-s Season’s Styles Favor Patterns
McCALL
Patterns
Tris new
SEPTEMBER
McCALL
Patterns
‘ and Fashion
Publications
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Get a Copy of the
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Book of Fashions
‘“ ’ .TODAY
11 is full ' of the Newest
.1 Advance \utumn Styles.
C J. MINTZ & C0.
positions“ At
PORT CHESTER
! son RESTPUL sump
drinkohotoupnuoit'
“ H 0 R LIC 5"
f" Ukul.‘
nurse in
lot In W. lull luau-loo.
Too Much Bending
Over a Desk
CAUSEs EYE STRAIN, BUT
iny rest glasses relieves that
trouble at once. 'Should your
eyes cause you tonave head
aches, your vision blurs..why,
feel free to consult me, All
work guaranteed first-class
and done in my modem shop.
William J." Moore
OPTICIAN AND OPTOMET- ’
RIST.
PAGE FIVI' - .
HOWLAND’S':
Entrance on Man’s: Fanatics
Aveand Cannon 3.. I,
13th Conn.
Thursday, Aug 26,1915.
s
t;
Store closes at 5 daily except
Saturdays. .l
The season’s
newest oiierings;
Lonstantly arriving are the.
“(VI 211111111115 l‘)1si1-111rs. it would
5111111. 1121\1‘ \itd \\itl1 each other
in the produtiugr oi 5"'-ra11f11l and" .
1haruting 1.ti111.<;1loth (li(\l-1(‘S“‘
\jilk 1lrcssc<: 1lr1ssts'tl‘1at lltwllll-
1r “llll tll1i1 1lzllmi‘11l1 detail and
tll‘t‘SSLS that Clidllll 11111211151 of 5
their simplr plaimicss. livery
(lrcszs is an interpretatim). Ev~
cry one is necessary to correctly,
purine) the Inn ~1.I~1111i11 its fulliJ
(\l 5111111 and \v11111l1rful nitrate" 'l
ti\1-111.<s_
()II1 surge lliOtlt‘l has ft.
liolcro jacket on 11l1i1l1 then tell
a touch of till<1l 1111lir11i1l1‘flry;
tl11I1 is .1 \'1\l1"1 :1111l1ufisoitan
;.
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l) luv
Ask for 1:th prices for RED OAK
COAL.
THE WM EFFRON CO., Inc.
3fiowan St. TeL441
East Norwaik
l1111a1l1lotl1. .\ t21tl1ta sash with
tassels hangs low in a loose knot.
.-\ satin dress is in the ncww
.‘\l1’lltl.’lil brown. 11111" sl1cv.s full. .1"
tuui1 skirt small ~ailor1ollai and“
\1i1l1 lapel 1ff11t. .\t the hell:
thcre is just a touch of old rosc..
Another one is of l)lllt.‘ serge, 9
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Don’t Forget
to see '
Tom Murray
“31 South Main Street
\
the only trimmings are a few l111t~. ;
ions at the neck lion plaits fall
in straight lines from the yoke ‘
and iustcatl of :1 sash there are
tlirc1 separate hands at The \taist.
These separate slinhtlv to make
the dress conform 11i1cl_\‘t1'> the
future.
Dresses that are tasteful. dice-
the and of true beauty ' '
(An innovation in Woolen'b
sport coats is one of buckskin, hlp' ‘ *
length, Norfolk cut and four {106- ’ ’
kets. It's a real hunting coat; it
will be used for riding horseback,
1.
McCall Patterns nos-ms. Two
A Chic Fall ‘Coohimo
I)! "I
SOUTH uoswaLK
CONN.
new Seymour designs.
LAW ou' PoeL ROOMS.
So. Norwalk
‘ Mid-Summer
CLEARING SALE
on all Household Goods New
and second hand. Everything
sold at extremely low prices.
'~ M 11111110113111
Phone 419. 87 NORTl-I MAIN 81'
for golf. or for the au.to- Colors ‘ '
are white. bull or tan. ‘ '
Second floor.
llli HOWIAND lllll 00098
COMPANY
11.“
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C. V. CRAW GARAGE ,
Agent for TRUMBULL CAR? "f ‘
ICARS FOR HIRE, '
i1 .ljiaoford Place, 1 Tel. 39414!
Your Old Teeth
You will be surprised to know
what
Dr. J. ll. Mallel'y
can do with your old teeth.
He can increase their usefulness
many times; can possibly add oth-
ers toihem improving your looks
as well as your health.
Delay. are dangerous and always
For Up-to-dau Service Call
Fred H. Gannon.
Funeral Director and Embolmoi
Office and Residence
Telephone 904;
u to. III-In it. so. Nomlk.
Special Sale ' ' '2“ 'v
BATHINfG CAPS ‘
All the Latest Styles ’
Regular 50c Values
New Siaie‘ Statute ‘ Prohibit: (fuming
Devices. '
The new state law on pooi'rooms
passed by the'last“ state legislature
1 mlt. "
has many features- of interest to pro
prietors of such esmbllshments in
this city. The new tIlaw makes the
closing hour twelve oclock midnight.
One important provision of the new i
law is as follows:
"The first selectinsn of any town-
the chief of police of any city or the
warden of any borough may grant per-
mits to "suitable persons to conduct
public billiard and poolrooms in such
town, city or borough. as the case may
be. and may revoke any permit issued
by them for causes found, after hear-
i.ns’
“The use of any billiard or pool ta-
ble for the purpose of gaming within
any billiard or poolroom" for the con-
duct. of which a permit has been
granted or the carrying on within such
billiard or poolroom of any game of ;
chance shall be sufficient cause for
the revocation of such permit and for
--TAKE OUT THE ASHES.
Uremic is due to the circulation in
the system of poisOn antl‘wnsto pro- '
ducts that should- be removed from
the blood by the kidneys. 'If the ashes
are not removed the' are dies and the.
machinery stops. So with the waste
Pills help the kidneys remove waste
11111111- tliot on so rheumatism.
lad mini. 1 1' iii dud so mus-
s. refusal of a- renewal of such per] '.
products of the system. Foley Kidney i
aches ‘
“Would"you like some views of the so with decayed teeth. _
hotel to send to your friends?" "Sinl' 1's South mun—32.30, Norwaik
said the disgrunted guest; "I presume HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 _P. M.
it will be better for me to keep my .T"“d‘y and Thursday evenings,
views to myself ”—ILouivalle Courier- 7 “"8 P' m. Sundays by appoint-
Journal. want only.
1T us «FMA‘S H 1.0 N Bo 0 K
of the Celebrated
’1;
PICTORIAL REVIEW 3
FALL STYLES
now:on sale. 7 .. I J. p
‘ '1 .1" ‘-
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It is the most beautiful .
\ FASHION BOOK 1 t
we have ever offered . l 1 '”
to our customers. 1 '
It contains .
fashions represented in
no other Style Book
1 I Only ten cents
/ when purchased K .
with one l5 cent ’ _ ~ 1
PICTORIAI; f . . . ;
.R‘EVIEW ' , 1‘111111'1"'~rll
, PATTERN -~: .tn. .
Sensual-.11 Parr-anus ll. 1"“- “'1‘
1m md’. ‘ ‘ MD. I“) ' I
521..
Special 25¢ Each
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
1111a Roller 5.1011251 sure .
, giving, the Chiropractor a chance to
STORE, ~
For Rent. . ’
Now Occupied by the United
Electric Light and Water Co. a
Enquire '
Clifford Hotel
The New Science
DEFINITION, OF culnoPsAc-I‘Icfi
Chiropractic is the definition or on;
cause ofmthe disease and the arbor,
adjusting the some. Disease is cancel.
, by's. wrench, twist or sprain lathe
back. Even if done In childhood. .
it creates pinched nerves and pulling
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
. Chiropractors remove the cause or
‘ disease and pain. health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve on: p.
toms in'your body. Female trouble- 1.
given special attention; also curvature .
of the spine. You will never regret
help you. ll.
Nanette trestmonla xtvon also. ,. ' ,
ET. Francis; I). C. l
8,41 Washington at. So. Namath. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. (lo
.41., 1
Norwalk Chronicler