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Marshle Hoyt, of South Norwaik.
is spending a few days with friends
in Danbury and Bethel.
Miss Katherine Ivers,
relatives in Norwsik.
The West End Improvement Asso
ciation will meet tomorrow evening at
it p. m. Committee reports.
Miss Nina Middlebrook {of New Can-
sun, is spending a few days with Mrs.
B. P. Mead, at Hickory Bluff.
Mrs. Frank L. Lee.
‘Heights. Danbury, is the guest of Mrs.
A. G. Southey at Compo Beach.
-—Oyster Day. September 1.
Miss MariomBenedict, of Norwsik,
was the guest of Mrs. Eliza Crissey,
several
New Canaan, for the past
days.
The annual reunion of the society
Noah Griswold family of
of the
[Lioomfield will be held Wednesday
at Laurel ,Park, Manchester.
lunch as usual.
~Norwsllr‘oysters. finest grown,. In
market Wednesday.
Blackberries in the local woods are
plentiful. A Sentinel correspondent
states that near Roton Point fields
last year at this time over‘flfty quarts
were secured.
Through the kindness of Mrs. Frank
L Comstock and Mrs. Benjamin H.
Mead. the members of Lazelie farm.
Lewisbor‘o. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Han-
ford, Mrs. Mary E. Hanford and Miss
Hoyt, spent one day last week at
Round or Barclay's Island, where a
real clam bake was enjoyed by a
party of twenty~three.
Hrs. Charles H. Bissell, of South-
ingl‘on.‘ well known for her connec-
tion with Connecticut D. A R. work,
has been appointed a member of the
national Committee of the woman‘s
aeolian of the Navy League of'the
{lulled States, her duties being to
,.organize the women of her town in
work along patriotic lines. This is
termed the only women’s organiza-
tion in the United States working
tor the cause of national defense.
Charles D.'Hine, the secretary of
the State Board of Education, has
resumed his work at the capitol at"
r a few weeks‘ absence, in attend-
ance on the summer school at Mans
field and a summer school in Maine.
During his absence in Maine, Mr
Blue suffered from a painful abscess
in the ear. He submitted to two
minor operations, one on his ear and
the other on the interior of hir.
mouth. He has completely recov-
‘ered.
Mary Pickiord
“To be remembered gives
m, but ,1 wish my girl friends ~
would keep their money for .,
more practical purposes. I :5}
would be mde very happy if 3'
they would put it in the bank,
start‘anhccounbthenwrlteme ,,
about it. I think every girl '
“should $973, if possible.”
‘ Yams ladies
are very cor-dill]! 10M ‘3,
open an amount in or urine!
Departm or a ghost ao-g
count in the commercial Doplfté‘:
ment. . y 7 c
.1,
special Wm . 53ml
of Sound
Beach, is spending the weekend with
of Wooster
Basket
‘ tire of motorcyclists standing in front
. liar with the old superstition that to
,‘cblnzethenameofaboatistocourl‘
album. are interested in the wit.
jihattheprsssntwarinmurope his
fproetiled some! illustrations of the
.ill-ludk finch trhdltionhllly attends a
one scorn spawns: mains sea-mm.
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Tel. ofloe. 1088-8; House. 003.
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The tide in the local harbor for the
past few days has been extremely ,
high.
Local Fourth Degree Knights
Columbus dine this evening at Roton
Point.
A meeting of the West End Improve-
ment Association will be held this
evening.
Dr. “Jack" Vollmer, of West avenue.
has returned home after. a two weeks'
visit in Asbury Park. N. J.
. Miss Helen Noon, who has been en-
teitained for several days past by
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Sullivan. of Valley
pica, yesterday returned to her home
in New London.
Papers are returnable today to'ino
city court in the suit of Butch &
Bailey vs. Angelo Bifani. Attorney
Joseph ”R. Taylor represents the
plaintitf, who sues to recover 860.
The tenth annual conference of the
eastern section of. the Chinese Stu-
dents' Alliance will be held, beginning
Friday, at Wesleyan University, Mid.
dletown.. lt‘is expected 200 Chinese
will take part.
A tiambake, a regular Red Men's
affair, will be the big attraction to-
morrow evening. The bake will be
held in the rear of the wigwam on
West Washington street and promises:
to be one of the meat pleasant of "big%
eats" events.
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Frank Sherwood, Saturday after-E
noon. ran into the wagon driven by?
Frank Seilgel, of this city, near the:
Monroe street railroad bridge. Minor!
damage was suirered. setisfactory an?
rangements will bemade between the:
two parties.
if the New Haven railroad does not
increase ythe wages of the freight
handlers in Bridgeport, Organizer T.
H. Flynn has made the assertion that
he will undertake to tie up the freight
handling of the entire state. This
would affect Norwallr, it carried out.
A man, Saturday evening,1 was
knocked down by an automobile on
the Connecticut turnpike. The ma-
chine, the number of which "could not
be obtained, passed on without head-
ing the occurrence. The man was un-
harmed, save fora few bruises.
James A Keating, of Danbury,~ one
of the popular conductors on the New
York, New Haven & Hartford tan.
road ,is enjoying a vacation of two
weeks. » With Mrs. Keating he is new
in the White Mountains. Later he.
will go to Portland. Me, and from
there will go to Niagara Falls, N. Y.
A resident of Connecticut avenue
complains to the police of the prac-
of his house all hours of the night,
at a rate and noise decidedly annoyy
ing. The names of the ohenders are
in the possessionof the complaintant.
Prosecuting Attorney Cramer C.
Hegeman will be complained/to by a
Lexington avenue woman. She states
and their two little children admit-i1
lance into their horns, andshe for
.‘ thei- alleges he punched her. onset? .
Milton 1. Lockwood investigated.
, Nbrwalk watermen, who are faint
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THI OLDEST IANK IN NORWALK.
THE FILLING SHOE
Combines a nest appearance with good solid wearing
qualities.
An Ideal Shoe for School Wear
We have them in many attractive models
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CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South Norwalk
leaving their engines chuggingavlhy" ‘
that her husband refused to allow. but: ,
‘ THE UNlVEllSAL CAR
To owners and prospective owner of the Ford
cars in Norwalk, Wilton, VVestport, Weston, Dar-ion,
I want to announce the opening of a new branch in
th_c_rear of 52 North Main street,
where we will be pleased to attend to the wants of
A.-. Ford Owners. .
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In addition to bringing your attention to the most
“popular car in the Motor World, " we want to
make the acquaintance of each and every Ford own-
er in this locality.
In order to meet the enormous demand for Ford 1 .
~cars, this year the FORD MOTOR. COMPANY are
~planning to build between five
thousand cars.
you for less money than any
built.
FORD TOURING '. . . . . .. $440 ED. B. Detroit
- ., $390 F. O. B. Detroit
8640 F. O. 13. Detroit .
FORD RUNABOUT ..
- FORD TOWN CAR.
Ford Delivery Wagon. .
Frelght now $16.60, rethiced about one-third.
arrow.
52 NORTH MAIN'STREET‘ ’
Operator of Fifteen Ford Stores in Rhode Island and}
Connecticut
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Come in and see the car that will do more for '
South Norwalk,
and six hundred
other automobile
scorn NORWALK ..
muses DIED POUCEIEN
:a‘ue course artistry isLinthe rota.
may, on. Aug. 30~P01he tion of mm: «some to wimnaosy'
men of Berkeley are requested to at- The theory is "tliltt 'llie pelican:
tend the University of California. it maroon-tiles tot'nusrem
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Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 0, 1915.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. 1—1;”; 532:, 06:09.
5: 57: 7:181. 7: 48. 8: 08:, 8. 18:, 8. 59:,
9: 23:, 9. 40 1°. 33:, 10: 51:, 11: 51.
r. n.-—'—i:i’3x, 1:211, a:ozx. 3:29,
4:30:. 5:15:, 5:46, 5:02; 0:47, 7:021,
7:45:, 9:55:, 10:18:.
Sundays.
A, )1.—-12:25x,
10:3“. 11:51.
P. M.—1:13x, 2:44, 43:12:,
5:45. azozx. 7:02;. 7:12"; 7:45:, 1:57;.
8:05:, 9:55:, 10:18:, 10:10.
5 : 422.
new vonK T0 sour" NORWALIL
A. lie—4:411. 5:30, 5:89, 8:002.
11:08.
9. lie—12:08:, 1:00, 2:04;, 2:57.
8:00; 8:54, 8:85, 5:00; 5:25, 5:29,
'0:00x. 0:08, 7:15x. 8:10:, 9:89, 11:158.
12:00:.
Sundays. ‘
A. ll.—8:00, 8:00x, 8:00, 10:03:.
V 10:50:.
P. Air—12:10, 1:031. 3239:.
5:25. ‘ 0:00; 7:15:, 8:10:.
10:00:, 11:15:, 12:00:.
Sundays.
8OUTH NORWALK 70 NEW HAVEN
P. Ila-12:08, 1:20, 3:15:. 1:28, 5:11,
0:15:, 6:47. 7:081. 8:28x, 9:25:,
11:20;
5:021,
9:00;.
A. Ids-12:23:, 1:13:, 7:18, 8:15:.
10:19, 11:12:. 11:57:.
1’. Alp-2:09; 8:12, 1:401. 0:321.
0518, 7:08x, 8:89:, 9:253.
Higniiios express. ‘
A. M.-'12:23X, 1:13:. 0:05, 7:15,
9:152, 10:08. 10:18:, 11:12:. 11:57:.
OOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBUIV.
A. ll.—5:13. 8:27, 9:59:. ‘
P_, Il.-1:28, 1:38x. 5:24:. 0:17,
7:14.
Sundays.
A. Tia—10:37. ‘
P. AIL—2:15, 7:20.“
DANBURY 1'0 BOUTH NORWALK.
A. u.——0:00, 7:88, 8:00:, 8:18,
10:08:. 11:60. >
'1’. 1!.-—i:21. 0:49.
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a. n.—7:oo. “11:10.
P. hi.-0:tl. 7:18, 8:258.
EAST NORWALK FIRE. ALARM
sexes.
8—inch Bebop: (prints).
Fire heartburn”. 80 Van mt Street
Telephone 170
Private boxes will only be pulled
for are on premises where located. .
A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours of 0
p. in. and 8 a. m.. giving location of
fire, an alarm will be given from near
eat box.
Second alarms are only to be giv-
en by th. chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the fire.
5—481"!!! School (private).
Zia—East Washington and Fort 8th.
alt—Van Zsudt 8t. and Osborn Ave.
aim: Ave. and. Rowan 8t.
.217-Windeld 8t.
sis—Fort and Charles Sta
. art—nut Aye. and Fitch st.
Its—St. John St. and Edlie Ava.
Sta—Seariew Ave. and First St.
335~Boulevard and Second at.
”More Ave, and Fifth St. ,
887fBoulevard and Blackstone 8t
(Tel-l
811_-Keysel' 8t. and Pine Hill Ave.
(T01)
Six—Keys» at. and. Duck Pond HI
(Tet)
Sis—abort: Haven. (Tet)
Special utensil;
1—0ne blast at odd times. testing or
line open.
1—One‘blast at 8 p. 111.. standard time.
l-le—Two binds. fire out.
11-11—Twenty two, at 8 s. in. no
morning session of public
sch-col.
ll-u—Twenty two, at 12: 80 p. us. no
' afternoon session of public
School.
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. icy-men’s Union were suspended from
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. implanted Heaps and Albert Kait-
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Fancy Potatoes, :4 lbs. . . . . ..
Autocrat Coffee cut to.
Pure Ketchup, 3 bots. for. .
Force, 3 pkgs.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR one}
RANGES, 3n. co to $48.00 {
Self Lighting Burners. ‘
our stock before buying.
Gas Hot Water Heaters . . 311.001
Eddy Refrigerators. '
Jones8zllotcbk'ssi
See;
When their eyes are
elicctcd.
that they can have the services
of an OCULlS'I‘ Irre- ”of
charge at our cstahlishumi. ‘
Slight defects of eyesight
neglected may lead to Mons
trouble.
Glasses as low as $2.00.
.T H A MEIR
Oeullete, Optometrists, enemas.
Esme Goods
E waters "0 VOILE AND 03.:
,GANDIE—Renulhr $2.50 and $2.00:
which at .. $1.50:
sass cases o2 cums.
WANTS In white and new $3.001
83.98 SKIRTS AT ....... $2. 9
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TLEMFNT.
HOLYOKE, Mass, Aug. 30. —Pros-
pants for the settlement of the ire]
lovmens strike which has completelyI
tied up street our traffic in this city{
and Amherst since midnight Thurs-j
day, seemed far from encouraging 10-.
day. _Eilorts of the“ State Board. oi.g
Conciliation and Arbitration to bring‘“
about an amicable adjustment of thei-
diniouities were temporarily suspend '
ed Ssturday night and will probably
be resumed today.
17 Wall 51- "WW Conn 37 Atlantic Squire, 8hmfwl,‘01.'
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on Summer __
Two members of the Holyoke Trol-
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7: North Main 3‘
Free Delivery. .Phone 108
theorganiration in a meeting yester-
day on a charge of approaching fel-
low workers in an effort to induce
them to desert the ranks of the
strikers. According to the story told
by other strikers, they were approach-
ed by the two men in question and
told that the company would pay!
they from 83 to 55 a day if they went .
back to work. -
ALLEGED DYNAMITER ARRESTED
DETROIT Mush. Aug. 30. -Charies ,v
Respa, of this city, who was arrested
l: at night, on Bois Blane Island, IOrin .
wiih the dynamite explosions at.
Walkerviiie, 0st,, two months ago,,
will be arraigned today. He had gone
to Bola Blane on a picnic excursion. ,
. Itis charged that. Respa was one of
three or more persons of German des-
cent iiving in Detroit who had ’con-‘
spired to destroy the Peabody Oyerall
plant, at Walkervilie. the Windsor Arc ‘
mory, and other buildings used for
military pmaes.‘
at Kingston, Out, In alleged tophav‘e
achinidt, another Mohawk . .‘ our
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Wiliam Loner who is serving “hi .v
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