' shown :15
ii'ewmlss.
9W ti? II 1t
, of E. R. Shei'wood‘s
where. it had been left all night.
...machine owned by B F. Delx'lym
jitney l
SATURDAY, AUG. 28, 191 5 ‘
To Golf Players
Ear five dollars per year, we can'
write a policy insuring to the limit or,
'31: thousand dollars. protecting the
alloy-holder from claims 101' injuries
nosed by him" while playing golf, to.
my person or persons, provided, hover
yer. the liability shall in no event ex-
eed five thousand dollars .tor damages:
r such injuries to any one person. '
unswm'
"elephyne 1239 South Norwalk. Conn.
.r
ClllNIWS
Arnold‘s "Foundry is closed for to
day.
t
'_ "’l‘iie Muir: of All Nations" were
ltoion l-‘oini his: ltlglil in
au'i MI: Slieim' me e13 'min: rt
it West llnd lillt‘l.'
.N .1.
Dr.
Jur3 i’:
Iliitl Miss“
risking
Miss l'IlIz..lII—'l4. Shei'er
¥llznlwh Fuewtis
Washington, Conn.
are ll‘
Mr. and Mrs. William l’::ynr4 and son
left today for New Haven. where they
will visit until after Labor Day.
in the limien Methodist church. to»
Iormw 1-'v."i.EI';:. tlst'ui' Mills will he
n clnt'w'. ’l'ht' . will b4 .< :444-zi3‘ I'III
ic. III tht' cleniii: ll:3':' id Sttilitld.
rill (illit'iitlo. '
The. playgrt'iund meet yesterday at
the grounds of the armory was :3 big
event. The attendance was good and
the children nrquited lllt‘llthlVOS in
good manner. V
A stranger enjoyed the use of one
teams all day yes
'orday without. it costing a penny. This .
economical individual hired the on III
Innd managed to get out of the stable:
The police found the
in Newtown :Ivt'ntn'
vithout paying.
horse hitched
y .A number of the Roxonry club mom
bars left ”Ii 5 morning by automobile
forl Bantam Luke, “here they will
spend the 331 eelI— end fishing Those
whohavi' gone, are S¢>3iiiour Curtis. I
George. t Woodw 'ird. lianford4 S.‘
Weed. litmus Wood. \lilliitm ll Gll‘ll .
‘ .4314 h‘redIIlck II. Qyinmrti 13nd I.1- I
Grand Ray iiiond. l
437132512.
’ of 1908 and 10m; 1:3II 1".3sil3 ini—
.<t;4.ti1m. (it i.
NEW GERMAN WAR
LOAN DISCUSSEDl
AHSTERD 34.“ 3ia London.l
Aug 28, 4: IS a. tit—.1110 Berlin
‘ \oru'aerts in discussing the new '
German war loan. directs attcn—i
‘tion to what it characterizes as:
4 the alarming financial situation}
‘33'htt‘li (it'rtiiziny must face at tlit"
conclusion of the. war.-
"After the war." says the Vor—
"lill‘lS. ‘ih1 imp1ri4l 111l3t and
pensions alOne “ill (ltmantl an
annual expenditure of at least
two and a half billion marks
114‘ iii or :I littlt'lt'ss than
the united culinary and extraor—
dinar3 imperial cviictulittlrt
1m 2, in ohm 33'mds' thI' inc 0'311'
11‘ the ('iIIIiiII' hi lII'tto will t)l‘l\
suffice to 13:33 thc inter est on the
II:tti1)I1:4. 4‘ (it ill t1II‘.tll 44tl'1'r 4'\
llt‘llSt‘< new sources of taxation
must he created. \Vhot-vcr remem-
hers tlic ta\:iti1in t01]Ii‘0\tl"~3lt <
aginc into 33 hat internal pol litical
1!; iii IIlIic tlit' 3'. :‘II is loading us. '
ARTILLERY BATTLES .
IN FRENCH TERRITORY.
l’\l\'lS‘. Aug: :8. 2:30 p, iti.~—"
'lllI‘ l‘\l‘t‘llt‘ll \\11l‘tlilllt lllls‘ allC‘l
13mm ;3' .331' 13m :i <1. It 'mctit 1m tlii
lll‘4i'."'t't' <5 (It lIIIstilitit'. \3lIi1‘lI
'I‘c 'I4ls :Is l'4'll1i".3 s”: ‘ .
‘.l.'3<t IIi4'lIt S'l“ sonII :irtillcr3 .
4'01le '1 31' mulls :iI‘IIIIIIIl Switcher. :iIIIl
Xt‘ll\ll".lt :Is 33 CH :35 in the 3'i4. lllll\ “
(Ii l3‘143'1'
"'l‘l41'3'1' 3'13» “It” lighting \\'llll
bombs on the plateau Iii t_)II(':IiI4'»
\.i1'i't's :IIIIl tl't' Iilzitcuti (ii X13333'-~
3-.441 .
“ln Iliv .\1';413i".i4" our art-ilt-I'y'
llll s1'33'I‘IIl 131”t.’tins131"‘ll11l<c1l tltt"
t'nilI'avms (If lllt‘ t'nt'Im to limit
lI'IrIl IIIII' tI'I't'IIlII's. llic
14'3_~~1Il \3itl34'4'lt incident on tlu"
l"tl :IIIiIltv' oi the hunt. ;
“l"I'I'I'Icli aviators tlttimt" lllt‘.
lIIIIii‘3:3"4l1'rl lltt: t"iilr13:I1l1
ltzttlclcit-Argonne."
llli‘l‘l
BULGARIA MAY CON-
VOVE PARLIAMENT
:<1Ii’l\.lliiluziii:3,.\tig. .28, 3i:t
l1i'31l4m. I I8 l4 in. -."\n llhlillt l
1:111'II31Iit :Itipt:14iii4..'4 iii :1 [itihlit'u .
lion Ctlllll't‘llt'tl in tlic gmcrn-
lllt‘lll toutuins tlic :mnount'ciiit' tit
.tl :at it conditions :Ittt'Itin llul |
lumizt slim llt'l lit' Inmlilictl. lI3 llic
Qi'illlllll” oi llul-wuius tt'i'rilm'ittl
'I'l1i3i:Inrl.~' to sIulI an cytcnt us to
cull tor intcrvmlinn in the 33'. ‘Il‘
lllt‘ gt‘\“"tllllll(lll 33' iIi mnvnkc l‘ :31
lizimtiit lllllllt‘tll.’ll3’l\'.
...—..."...F-
:mzp‘i‘ak's in II s
RECEIVING MEDALS
\X. \8lll\'t. ltl\ .\331: 8.‘——-
(Ira-ks in tho i nittd Stntcs :3r1
11'33l‘.i’.l“ lII'l'itI'Il rotounitiim 1'3l
J 41 ‘3 ‘ II I) at
Tilt sugue: tion ha betn nine Y “w” “WWW; to ”w Fatherland
humorist that 33liene3't'i' buss bukersl
in lllt‘ 33' :‘it with lurkey and later
need male help the follooing advertise- l ..
m M should be iiisei-zted \\'Jnmd_ Bv i lltiloni in in the form of .1 lllt'. lnl'
ai"11'Ititi1'ul1' and :3 Iiit'ttii'c of Kin;r
a bakery. a pushing youi'." nnin 33"th3
rises early in the moron-111ml who
will come around Saturday .it‘t4'r hi>
dough.
The condition of Miss )lsy Finch
of West street, this morning at in".
Stamford Hospital 33 'Is repotted to he
a little better Her many iriends in
this city are encouraged b3 this re-
port. t‘hurlcs Godfie3. driIer of the
of
Pine l‘otnt, which tipped the
over, has been arrested. charged with
reckloss di-iiing.
——Vscnnt property can be rented and
good tenant secured through Sonti~
cl Want Advertising.
.___..._.._1..»...-_--. .....- ..f-...-_._-..
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
—SLOAN'S LlNlMENT
250 size ........................ 15c:
501: size ........................ 35c
$1 size ......................... 65c
Stillson-Powell Corporation.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
l
or ' INTEREST“ TO YOU w.
l - The new act recently
This enables us to m
pelled to place their
positories.
new maximum which
from any one person.
dollar.
Boxes $4 A YEAR.
lConstantinc
lature places us in a position to accept deposits as
high as three thousand dollars .
2 large“ customers who. heretofore, haVe been com-.
It should also encourage our smaller
holders to strive to increase their savings to the
Accounts 'can be started with as little as one ‘ |
South Norwalk Savings Bank
Open Monday Evenings From 6 315 8-
1131\1' 1'1 wards
done 1333 iii neat little Imclmccs.‘
l'li.t\'t l3t't'n st'lil tn llIt‘l
lwmion lII'I'
lllll“ III for distribution.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
I-
Norwalk. Conn.
l ist of IIIit'lniiiit'tl letters:
.‘li's. l“. R, L '
l’
i‘wvliitu.
l - l'lcyo. Mrs. l... l-‘.
Kl‘I‘llt't‘, .l14lin
l l.uillo3v, Miss: Louise ,
I l‘13rti'i1lur'. hire. .1. S.
1 Pine. Mrs. John ll.
Simonotti, Romeo
Spencer, l’lutt F (2)
I Stellermuf. MIs. E. H
l M. .I. HOWARD. r M
9 —-NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO‘.
Ladles' Grill and gentleman's lunch
room open until 11: 30 p. 111. Popular
rices. Table 11' hole
D «his (roots dinner”
.11230 to 2 p.111 '1‘
l se3-enty- -itve cents. 6: 30 p. In.
In. Serv ed in main dining room:
“W“
%
passed by our State Legis-
eet the requirements of our
surplus funds in several de-
account
the law allows us to receive
‘1:
Storage Vaults.
(“if -—-—————
niulit' ‘
(ii'ctk l t'-;
1 I33 the home 4"1"33tin~'.
tosvi
l
OKED - '4:
SNOULDER 11C“
Pumps‘and General Mactitri; — I?“ I; r—I-ll-T—u r A W MAW
Specialties Work .
IIIIIII IIIIIII II. 3.33:? STERLING pm
TRUE TO lTS NAME.
Water St, Foot Raymond St.
'3;
East India Tea Co
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ TELEPHONE 371 '
— I. §. LYON
i Int Paper,
.O. NORWALK
Good Job Printing
Best Work. In! Price:
as NORTH MAIN STREET
DHONE Io-
-~ «44* -— ___ _ .M
Persons desirous of becoming competent and succédul AccOuntants,
Book— keepers, Stcnographeis, Secretaries. or Commercial Teachers.‘
with assurance of employment. will find m the
BRYANT & STRATI'ON
COMMERCIAL SCHOOLl
BOSTON
Now located in its new school building. 834 Boylstnn Street a montdesirable
opportunity for study and practit'o undtr the direction and supcnlsimlul a
limo Corps of “'1 ll know It and I'iixnorltnctd tcnt hers.
t.‘ Ul.‘ usI: s—(h it end commercial coursn, Ste: mgr-aphid course. Secretarial
013313333, t i3 il 51 rvicc (nut-so, Cnniiiiorii :il toaohors rooms.
1') 3'41 i'ypossihlo requisite is otiorIlI 11 for pursuiiol safoty, rapid progress,“ “51“
clIII' tint on l he Iltlilul surroundings.
This school dot s not 1 11331on agents, solicitors. canvasers or runners. ’
l 1- icons 3Ihocuim1it. IIIll tor pomonal interview may hnvo priiitutt information
0! t1 rms and oonditionsb lLyman. Will reopen Sepu iiibcr 71h.
. _ IllllBARl), Prin 'ipul. 3144 B143 lsuon Street, Boston.
0609”
Against
Substitutes
Get the Well— Known
Round Package
HORLICKS
THE ORIGINAL i
MAah-‘I'ED; MILK}
eqmgmdnogil.sooitalme:yt’ h”all“!
Milk pleat in 0 world .
Wodo notmdke" lkp rbducta”-— t
Skim Milk. Condensed Milk. etc. .
But only HORLICK'S
run omeINAI‘. muse IIIIILII'
Made from clean. full-cream milk
reduced to owder form. Iqu lo' “I
water. Beat cod-Drink {or All Ales.
Used for over a qu-mr Coma ;
UM... you say “ 8" 5
you my not a tubular.- .
”Take a Paokaga Home
-.--.. V
NALTIDNILIco'
. vim».
‘ ‘med with narrow piping, im .
and the extract of select malted rain. ..
' i * l
BUNGALOW
APRONS
BungalOw Aprons in new pat:
terns, in figured percalcs, but-
ton back or side front with
belt, at ' ............... 50¢ l
Striped Percales. trimmed l
with contrasting bands of 4
plain materials. button back 9
_with elastic band at the ‘.
waist; ................ 59¢ f
Same style Apron in striped .
madras, at ........... 75¢
Bungalow Aprons in figured
pcrcales, made with reversi-~._
ble front, surplice style. trim-4
pink or blue. Small and l7arge
sizes
.1. I. lilallcttc
DRESSES.
$1.25 and $1.50 value
7.80
, JACOBY’S
» i
Your eyesore
so precious
that you should not economize I
in their care.
We think our patrons de-
serve the best. so we retain
the services of an OCULIST,
who is a REGISTERED
PHYSICIAN to examine
eyes. No charge for examina-
tion and glasses as low as
$2. oo.’ ,.
THAMER
Ocullats, Optometrists. Opticians. l
87 Atlantic Square, Staniford, Ct.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1807.
0RDER ERERTS BEER '-
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
. Connecticut Avenue.
i’IiIIIs IIIAI‘IY ...... ....
. Sole Agents for The Norwalks
0n Draught at: Connecticut Ave. .. .
W
t centa.
“me“ 1in lSINKINO WOMAN Rescuao BYlil‘te residents of Fairfleld, gave one'21 Cor. Chestnut and Henry Sta.
pET COLLIE lbnrk 13nd plunged toward Miss Kinsel-
Fairfield Dog is Hero of the Town anti was sinking for the third
Following Thrilling Rescue
l FAIRFIELD Ami: 28—The strength waist part other bathing suit. strug-
igléd for :3 minute to keep from drown-
i
and devotiOn of a collie dog is respou. '
sible for the fact that Miss Neuteémg ““1159” ,and in“ 9mm“ “ward
the shore.
Kinsella of Pine Creek road, is alive
' Not until the dog
today.
“Rov er," her pet .and companion :Ihhere :érshillelrlfernan was standing m
.saved her from death in the death e “a r d 0 let go Of his burden
1 Miss Kinsella was assisted ashore and
revived.
:hole at. the foot of Pine Creek road.
The animal was-exhausted biit soon
lWednesday atternodm'wheu the tre-
mendou's curr nt at that lace swirl
t? p was frolicking about his mistress. To-
day he is the most favored of ant-
-
ed her far over her depth and beyond
lthe aid of would be rescuers. . '4 mats in F 1 fl 1d
Miss Kinseua, who is prominent in‘ .a r e '_ f
;the social life of Fairfleld and one "
l‘of the strongest members of the 'Falr~ NOTHING NEW
ltield Equal Suffrage assoclation', -"33as 4 IN DARDANELLES
:-bathing in Pine Creek with Mrs. Mary; CONSTANTINO‘PLE, Aug.
'Hefternan of New ork. She wollted:28, via London, I I :10 a ml—«An
into one of the deeper ot the bathing officialpreport from the Darda-
places and was hurled ofi her feet by nelles front, under date of .Aug.
th rapid current. 26, was given out here today, as
So swiftly was she carried to the follows; .
reputed "bottomless hole" 75 feet oftl “Nothing .1135 occurred except
thUhOI‘e, that M188 K111861194 had now and then artillery and infan-
Vscarceiy time to scream for assistance try fighting at Anafarla.’ At Sed-
Mrs. Hanging, ottsacted the anal (1.11.3311: thé artillery Of our left
tion of tw men in a boat but they wing destroyed part of the ene-
were unable to reilch her or make any ‘my 3 trench
headway against the current. " tpoints there'is otlmi p" ucul
la, who had already gone down twice.
time
.when the animal sunk his teeth in the-
had ‘ rescued:
. 52 Washington St. Bridge
October Ist.
Charges purchased this month will appear on bill rendered
y
4-- Days Remain-4-
To Take Advantage of August Sale Prices at
‘ STEllLl’iG WONDERFUL.
August‘FumIture Sale
Where 60c to 80c does the work of $1.00.
NOW
Sterling Quality Furniture at Economy Prices.
Select your furniture now, have it
future delivery. Free Storage. Free Delivery
THE ADVANTAGE-
THE OPPORTUNITY.
set aside for
Extra
Special
4 REFRIGERATORS AT COST You
6 PORCH ROCKERS AT cos'r Must
5 COUCH HAMMCKS AT COST
r TREE HAMMOCKS AT cosr
Act
Quick
Saves a
ing. and,
I27-I29-r31
SEE" THEM IN 'OUR WINDOW
The New 1916 Hoosier
KITCHEN CABINET
,living in the kitchen.
ASK US ABOUT otIR‘ 1:3.UII PLANS
Hoosier Cabinets from $25.50 to $38.00
STERLING FURNITURE C0.
thousand steps a day and makes life worth
Clean, Sanitary. Labor Sav-
systematizes your kitchen labors.
WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 105.
OPPOSITE HOYT'S THEATREL
——u—-
SOUTH NOR“ \LK FIRE
' ALAIIM BOXES
X‘—
-West'nt. opp. Franklin St. Schoc'
Concord Street. opp. School -
Cor. Ann and Main Streets
Cor. High St. and Bayvlew Ave.
Norwalk Iron Works Building
17 Cor. Cedar St. and West Ave.
18 High School. West Avenue
21 Cor. Inylor Ave. and West Sis.
:23 Co‘r. Bouton st. and Ely Ave
25 Cor. Monroe and Main Sts.
28 Lexington Ave and Austin Sta.
27 West and Elm Grove Sta
3 Cor. Washington and Main Sta.
31 South Main St. near Meadow
‘ 32 Electric Light Station
34 Cor. Clay and Spring Ste.
85 Cor. Havllund and Water Sis.
37 Lockvfliod Mfg. Co.
4 Cor. Day and Raymond Ste. .,
41 Cor. Fairileld Ave. and. Cedar st.
CENTRAL TI'l()r[‘E!J J08. pl SESSA BROP:
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices.
livery room well ventilated, electric lights and gas.
Everything first class.
N EW LY RENOVATED
Fun
42 Taylor Ave. and South St. .
43 Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
45 Cor. Burrltt and Quintard Ave.
61 Road St. and Putnam Ave.
Norwalk Hospital
Music Hall
46 Cor. Woodward and Lowndes Ave
5 R&GCorsetCo., Annst.,
51‘ Golden Hill and‘ Elmwood Ave.
“-1
54 Norwalk ‘Lock Cc.
8 Hoyt‘s Theatre
COW'S TAIL PATCHED 80 AS TO
SWAT FLIES.
CHESTER, Aug. 28.—-—'I‘he cow own-
ed by Ameliu' Bartelli while in a play-
ful mood on Sunday got her tail
caught in such _a manner that
could not get away and she pulled. so
so hard that 1191- tail and she part-
ed company. leaving part of the tail
in‘ a tree. The poor cow with nearly
criIzed by the flies,a
or her tail was gone, and MI'. Bart‘slll
hit upon «its "plan at fixing her tail
‘tIvltztI whim plaster and I
Do You Know Stomp Kraft?
Briegerman BIOS 6.
for all—“Fit the Picture to the Story.”
North Main Street
Hantord Block
8116 _
as the tassel part 4 '
.ENIi 9E- SEASON BARGAINS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
"WAis't'rs INQVOILE ANI‘)‘ ORGANDIE—Regular $2.511
and $2.00 Waists n 5
$3. 98 CREPE DE CHINE wAis'rs in white and flesh
$3.00
K.“ A- CLAVEN.
The Little Shop
ll. Lynne Steam 1M
Formerly known so III-3:026:43 min tax-Inn u timing 70..
allk bronco. «3113'». llnnkoh and Lace But-uln- cleaned.
7”. '
F‘ * -.‘: '
_._......- ’
....... .............4..4 . 0
TS AT 52. 49 '
$3. 98 SK
513 NO. MAIN ST. ‘..
mpg 81 Clothing Co.
our ----.
Ina—boil 'B
mmmmn
LVNOII
Norwalk Chronicler