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(MONDAY, AUG. 30, 1915
Mrs. John Feaby. tormerly of this
ci;ty. and son. were visitors here over
it; To Golf Players ‘
For five dollars per year, we» cams _
“I“ ‘ policy insuring ‘0 the limit 0“ Mrs Joseph Silllman of New t‘an
. -§: ten thousand dollars, protecting them“,
1: policyholder from claims 1111' lnjuriesibm. “a“
arm by him while playing golf, tot
any m“ or persons, ”0‘ 1ded 11""‘"ll.ar'tru1'r11i Br‘éthers are fast complet-
aver. the liability shall in no event tax-1mg the garage for Riccio Brothers. on’
need the thousand dollars for damages Woodward 111 more They expect to
[or 31161 injuries to any one person. have the building finished by Septem-
l‘ a lor 8. Golden?" 1°
I l Telephoyne l230 South Norwaik, Conn. \iartin ”new! 01 12 Laura street,
jintends to rename to Lea1enworth,
Kansas where he expects to be .e111-
son at this plate.
Richard Mather. who has been
{spending hib vacation with his aunt.
Mrs. Fred in Baxter. on t‘lu-stnut $1.,
9! 01-11-21: thrown-i, 1:1 Nonvalk.
' Miss Kulhorine 11111.21.
oi New t‘utt»
3311. is 5111111111114 the 111111; with 11" ll. \anlinulord Sunday and returned,
Boning and wife- a, "WWW lllut’l. taking dinner at the Oakland Farm. .
'—lt)ast Norwalk nVsIer< cheapest Are you 11 1111111"! it you are twentyV
. 1 my
one and want 11) vote in the coming
city election. you should make prepar-
ations to he "made.” Application closes
September ltltln. At any of the local
arid purest of foods.
,
. Mrs. Ella Wheeler 1125‘.
. .1 Iuiia. of Lafayette street,
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ilriduoport.
... . . . --'; .~ 1' ‘-" mks are
are 111411111; relatives in Iwrwnlk. .11.” W “mm“ l‘thHlUH m"
...-. procuruble.
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-' Charles Gray 01‘ New 01111111111, Conn. ( l ‘ , i1 1l~ 111 I111 ‘1
~ . ‘1 . are 111111 l‘t‘t‘t' '11 .‘ '1
. is the cum! 111 Mr. anu Mrs. Owen . 1r1~1 ' l“ ‘
”‘ ’ ' - . ..-— friends from (‘l111rl1's Ia. Hoyt 11nd
' Light or ho. not Black Itook 111cnu1- , ,
1 Judge Joseph ll. I‘ailor. who are en-
‘ "Ir'lduopol'-, tor a week. , . , . ,. ,,
Joyrng a trip through the 111st. lllt)
- . were in South Dakota when the rues
Miss Frances Costello. ot Putnam . .
» 1 . . . . _ stirred were sent and they report .1
:. aVenue, is enjoyrnt: a weeks vacation . .
, . . ‘ 11111.41 delighttul trip.
M ~ from her- dutrcs 111 the A. .1. 1 olltns ot- ‘ ___
ce, 'on N‘ rtl Ti :1 reet. , . -
"(:3 . n A 0 l h d n [ At the close ot the business session.
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at the t'or'ty»rri11tli annual ro-uulon of
the 17111 Regiment (3. V. 1., .-\ssociatiou
held in this cit) Saturday it was total
to hold the next gathering in \\’.ilton'
121ery town in F-airtleld (0111111 has 1111-.
t1 1111ined the organilution with the ex-
ception of Wilton. ‘
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Mrs. Nelson Silliman. of New (‘11:1»
nan, who has been seriously ill at
Hickory Bidi‘i’, is improving. lilt'. Silli-
'nan hat-1 been spending the past week
at the B11111.
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Norwalk had nine sales of property"
sspending a few days at Har- .
'plo1ed as a guard in the Federal Pri
returned to his home in Windsor.
.7 Miss" Lllt'l't‘lla Bouton, of New Can ~L01‘k5 .VGSWNHY-
Iii-V3.5“; has ““9“ ”Filing :11 the home —"—
.\l1'. and “111's. Lewis 0. Wardell,
l.\liss Mary \‘furdell and the lilisses’lc.v
Louise and Lillie Smith motored tO‘
SMOKED
SHOULDER
llci'
TELEPHONE 371
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East iridia Tea Co.
AKE ELEVATOR -- UP ONE FLIGHT
lll5 MAIN. Sr - -Trt. 2=2l8
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125 WASHINGTON STREET.
'a. woman
Pumps and, General Machine
Specialties Work
"MIMI MACHINE 00:
Water 8t., Foot Raymond St.
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
lost Paw, last Work, last Prlcaa
It NORTH MAIN "REIT
BUNGALOW
APRONS
BUIlDINCf‘
FOR YOUR
LOUlS NYARY'
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at
ORDER EliERTS BEER ;
CLAM BAKES - f
Connecticut Avenue. 1
Phone 497.
Connecticut Ave.
The Central says
each will last on
make a Jo.eu
R00
Are you a good guesser?
ent kinda of Roofing and determine' In advance by such
tests as bonding. twisting, tearing, or smelling. how long
That 1a why
Certam-teed
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.-—No man living can take tlrroo differ
the roof. The boat you can do' II to
fing—
lnst week. with mortgages of $21,055.
and for the last week of August. 1914.
there were four transfers, and thbi't
gages of $26,700.
Friends of Mrs. Mathew Weilerwill
regret to learn that she was taken to
he Bridgeport hospital Saturday
nornlng, where she was operated 11p- .—-— ,
111 for appendicitis. Mrs. Weller has Tire Connectttut Companv nro ripp ‘
been at her summer home in Lord- ing up the tracks and rolls on Fort~
ship Manor during the summer. lstrcet preparing for the street de-
‘partment laying a permanent cement
' 1
road at this point The work on East
T190 permits were issued by the.
building department this mornlng to
t‘. it. Alsthorpe. One is for alter-allonai
to his home at 33 Seatleu menue.
'lhls will cost $50. The other is to en-
large at a cost of nboulxsllt'l, he hum
of Herman Vogel, ln‘the rearlot 211
East Washington street.
It...
I. ' I ,Prosecuting Liquor Agent Drama
’41:. liegeriar‘. expects soon copies of
_ the excise lawn of the state as they
V I are now in force. He will distribute Exist. avenue and Van Znnt street be-
them among the. local attorneys. Tho: mg delayed. This is expected 30011
laws ate published by the state and
copies may bp obtained through appllc
'Rev. Milton L. of New
Robinson,
First Methodist Episcopal church yes-
oiitce.
. lterdny. Mr. Robinson is head of the:
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army stores in that city. and is to. at sortie future. time to come to South
“‘8'“ ”mll‘ury I supply depot. No Norwalk and tell the people of the:
Confirmation has been secured. Dan :great 11 01k in which he is engaged
bury, it is said, has been pointed outl .
us, an important strategicul point.
Nearly two hundred of Norwalk's
poor children Saturday enjoyed a trip
'to Long Island under the auspices of G
Salvation Army. The youngsters
on North Mainli
Roton.
The Morwallt oyster dealers are
pleased that there is in circulation a the
cook book entitled “Oysters the Food left the “0’99 mm“
That Has Not Gone Up The pamphv. street at S 30 oclocg, leaving
avenue is being held “D ‘0 the "we" fifteen days' vacation from his duties
lal for tho trnnsror of the curve at in the downtown post’ Dulce.
'of the Court Laurel Club will.
I’mv otcnlng. be held
cation .'to the sbcrelnry of state's York breathed at both services at the ! hon-e on Bell island
. r-
“. AD'rulrmor rhtich his bging (irt-ulated Inissionary work of the cdhtrgsrnln Bid-"n Pent swamp yesterday afternoon
1 .11 unfiury 11: o t e 8 col states the oughs oi \lanhutlunian service'that'A Wesbport trolley was bowling along
Ntw tat t (1 war department of the he stated at last men nB'S l “at the time and came close to hitting
" dulled States Government may locate it would be a great pleasure for 1‘ n1 ' the animal.
in. is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F10
Jennings, on Quintard avenue.
O'Donnell, of Danbury, has returned
11 at dent of the Lockwood Mfg.Conrp11ny,
is guaranteed luv '11: 5,10 or 15 years according to whether the thickness" is I, 2 or 3 ply.
Most roofingr no]: alike. and even tnincd chemists can judge roofing: quality only by
the raw material: that are .put into the roofing and not from the finished product.
The responsibility at theb t Roofing and Building Paper Mill: in the world tuna.
behind our pumice and us makesit unnecessary for you to take the risk oi guessing.
Cc n-hod Roofing has made good on the real throughout the tire world.
Ari your'EErl dealer tor further information. lid will quote m re 1: prices.
Generamooflng Manufacturing 1 pony
Fwd-Wnonuhumdm ._ ' t .1
Now Yawn“. Chico” ~I’hllad'm - 5 w
"Ia-salary or M ' Quan- ...
Richard Ireland started today on all
150 11110 =‘
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A special meeting of the directors
tomor-
thc club
lu
was: dismissed by Judge Voaburgh.
Miss Patricia ltoriahnn, Charles Levy,
Arthur Monieomfiownrd I. Flood and
11111111; Kunz werrtound not guilty
and dlschargodfl'l‘he matter has been
1. dropped, ccordln to Prosecuting At-
Mlsa Helen Slrai'l'ner, of pennsylvan ‘tornoy Cra‘mer Cl" Hegemnn, and no
further action will be taken.
' Statute Change Makoa Dltlcrencc.
In the cases at the troqrienters an
important technical point was brought
out by Judge Vosburgh who declared
he could not had upon the cases on
a slalom that did not go Into olfect
luntn March 23 1915, when the alleg
A deer ran across the trolley tracks
'Arllne
oher home after visiting with Miss
l)ertrude Jennings.
George H. Lockwood, superinten
December,
Bungalow Aprons in new pat-
terns. in figured percales, but-
ton back or side front with
belt, at' ..... -~. .......... 50¢
Striped Percalcs. trimmed
with contrasting bands of
plain materials. button back
with elastic band at the
waist ................ 59¢
Same style Apron in striped
madras, at ........... 75¢
Bungalow Aprons in figured
pcrcales, made with reversi-
ble front, surplice style. trim-
med with narrow piping, in
pink or blue. Small and large
sizes 9c
DRESSES
$1.25 and $1.50 value
780
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JACOBY’S
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k aboard the Huntingto
has returned to his duties tiller :1 two
ed visits were paid in
lot is issued by the Bureau of Fisher. lPomt doc
I05. It contains 1110 receipes for pre
paring oysters, as well as a little of
their history, written by H. F. Moore
deputy commissioner of fisheries.
1ington Par
idlnner was s
':9 30 a. m. A pleasant, though a trifle
rough sail
k, on Long Island A fin
they had a fine time. They arrivedl
lhome shortly after 11 o 'clock.
ks'
10 ed to 'Hunt- twee
““8 e” y o Illdgelleld
ortcd the children nndlllllhl‘ovcd in health.
Itest concerning the stateme‘h't made
Saturday by the prosecuting attorney
sojourn at The Elms, in 1914'
Mr Lockwood is greatly Stronglflel "a“
Judge Keogh, representing tho de-
‘ tonda‘nts, made To strong argument
for the‘dismissat 0! his clients? He
.declared on the evidence presented it
lwas a serious thing to find the girl
rind mcn guilty as it would brand them
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Baggagemon make 11 combined pro-
KODAKs
“"1"”, PhOtO-SUpplics, paper. Films. ...spEClAL CLYDE LINE TRIP.
etc. 'tor September. 2000 miles. New York 1
Stillson- Powell Cofnhrafian in) Jacksonville, St. John’s river. re-
PRE'SCIPTlON DRUGGISTS. ltum. $35. Get reservations through J.
83 waShlngton St., So Norwalk, Conn. M. Lotto“ & '00 south Norwalk
W
. i The new act recently passed by our State Legis-
l 1 lature places us in a position to accept deposits as
high as three thousand dollars.
'1 ‘ This enables us to meet the requirements of our
largest customers who, heretofore, have been com-
. polled to plaCe their surplus funds in several dc-
positories.
. It should also encourage our smaller account
-. 1 .’ holders to strive to increase their savings to the
1 1 new maximum which the law allows us to receive
, 1 from any one person.
1 -Aocounts can be started with as little as One
1 1 dollar.
South Nurtvalk Savings Bank ,
BOXES $4 a YEAR; Storage Vaults. '
Open Monday Evenings From 6 to 8 1.“
-in an automobile, and 1Mr.-Ganung re-
,- ..Coopersvilla. etrrly this forenoon, and
; set out for Rouse: Point, four miles
, solves in. The big baltlo tb drlva the
- touted looped 111m.
that two baggagemen were implicated
in the Yuttcak- Balog case. According
to a declaration made today by one
baggageman, this it not so.
Frederick H. Ganung, or South Main .
street, returned Sunday from a decid-
edly interesting trip across the contin
out as far as Ohio. The trip was made
ports he had splendidluclr and a. dandy
time. ‘He left this clty a week ago
yesterday, visiting Ohio on business.
1
The Fairfleld County Farm Bureau
has arranged for a public demonstra-
tion of canning at the ofilces or the
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce on
next Thursday attemoon, beginning at!
2:30 o'clock. Miss Spraguo, of Storrs.
Agricultural College, will have char-gel
and she will use corn, tomatoes andl
peaches. The local public to cordially
lnvlted to attend.‘
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111.11: ARMY'BREAKs CAMP.
rnarrsaunou. 11.31111, . Aug. 30.—
ThoWBlue .army brbkg camp: at
north on the Canadian border, whore'
the invading ,"Reds" have dug them-
lnvadcn out of their positionzis ox-
‘conduct her home in an altogether
with an undesirable reputation. The
notoriety of the affair, he said, had
made the defendants, their friends
and relatives, suitor very much.
CarrloWlil‘Be Good.
Mrs. Tristrarn stated Mr. Keogh,
has promised that no further com-
plolhts will be forthcoming from her
neighbors as she hereaitor intends to
proper manner. Miss Monahan, it Is
said, will reside in a New York state
city.
Dcclalon Fair.
Those who haVe followed up the.
case and who have heard the state's
evidence presented are of the condldv
opinion that Judge Vosburgh's decl-
alone were absolutely-lair
Judge Vosburgb declared punish-
ment had been inflicted where it was '
due He warned Miss Mouaban future
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THREE DIVISIONS
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The Alumoon or
Evening Divoloo
afords opporluub
those who
are “engaged in
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’ Address L. 'I‘ODIPKINS floore’tary
Washington Square, .V. ‘Y.(‘
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STORE
For'RCnt
11.3w Occupied by the United
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
Clifford Hotel
WOULDN’T YOU LIKE
a dressing table dn'your bedroom—‘—
not only to make the room attrac-
tive. but for your convenience in
dressing!
Perhapsnyou need a new bun
‘oau or ohiflonlerto replace the
BEDROOMFURNITBRE,
that has grown shabby. The styles
we are showing are narrow! ar-
tistic. Call not let us show you' our
beautiful Furniture
=Tlre=
ottenses would mean commitment to
a homo.-
W.
'- '—Nsw HOTEL n'aumxsuo.
Ladle! Grill “.1111 aontleuran'a lunch
than open until! .111" p. 111: Popular
prices. 'I'abla d'llota lunch my cents.
11: so to 1 11.111.111.111. d'lrota 1111111».
meaty-five cents. 5:30 p. 111. to I p.
111. lat-van in will: dining mm.
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Thor-11 was class initiation 1111.11.11,
l. .l.. illitlllll lillll ill.
Miami
CLEARING SALE
1 on all'Houaehold‘Gooda. New}
and scoond hand; Everything
sold at extrema‘ _ly low prices.
1"
usurious“.
chanson, 17 11011111. 1111111 or
,3 Stores
PHONE .02 s
1 STERLING WONDERFUL
No Stairs
in one to Climb
STERLING
TRUE TO ITS NAME.
Charges purchased this month will appear on bill rendered
October ist.
LAST DAY
To Take Advantage of August SalcxPriccs at
August Furniture Sale
Where 60c to 80¢ does the work of $1.00.
N O W THE ADVANTAGE
THE OPPORTUNITY.
Sterling Qual'ty Furniture at Economy Prices.
Select your furniture now, have it set aside
future delivery. Free Storage. Free DeliverY-
Extra
Specia
for
Act
4 REFRIGERATORS AT COST You
6 PORCH ROCKERS AT COST Must
5 COUCH HAMMCKS AT COST
5 TREE HAMMOCKS AT COST
Quick
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW
The New l9l6 Runner
KITCHEN CABINET
Saves a thousand steps a day and makes life worth
living in the kitchen. Clean, Sanitary, Labor Saw-
ing, and systematizcs your kitchen labors.
ASK US ABOUT OUR CLUB PLANS
“ Hoosier Cabinets from $25.50 to $38.00
. STERLING FURNITURE C0.
117429-131 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 105.
OPPOSITE HOYT’S THEATRE
F1
N EWLY RENOVATED.
CENTRAL [IOTEL JOS. or 358371 BROP.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
Rooms'by day or week at reasonable prices.
Every room well ventilated, electric lights and gas. .
Everything first class.
Do'You‘ Know Stamp Kraft 9
Fun "for; all—“Fit the Picture to the Story.”
Briagerman Bros. 64 “triggmgget
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B. Lyrfge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
--- BRIDGEPORT ---
Forrnarlyknown as Bridgeport Steamloyslng A cloanlng Go.
allk Drones. Gloves. Blankets and Laos curtalna Cleaned.“
Telephone 4198. H. LYNGE. Prop. . 293 song at. Bridgeport
PD 9'!
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leo'a the BESTHUTAEUEW for YoorMoaoy
huhcmhlfihh'u-lm .\'
AnyOolor and Style From 25c to $5.00”: pfif\ .
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