. as os’mcn'r . -
:‘To Golf Players
l
l
. , For five dollars per year, we cant
l; ttrite a policy insuring to the limit or.
, ten thousand dollars, protecting the
g! policy- -boldor trom claims 101- injuries
“ most! by him while playing golf. toE
thy person or persons. provided how-
air. the liabihty shall in no event ex-
coal Ive thousand dollars for damages
hr such injuries to any one person.
Taylor & Golden
-. ,Tolepho); 1230 South Not-walk, Conn.
9 WW 1
They have
againstl
SMOKED
SHOULDER
East India Tea Co.
125 WASHINGTON STREET,1
llci
TELEPHONE 371
1
George F. unite of \Vard street, is
in .\e\\ York today on business .
... .1-
1 The riguldi meeting 01 the sovern-
ing llOlllll ot‘ the Somali: L‘ouniiy t lull
Stitiu
become the proper policy.
it right to raise their voice
\i'ar liicause they are its \ictims.
is legitin .1te for them to unite their
ini’. 2.1th because they are injured in1
common, but the hour has not come.
for that effort. \V oi‘,ds like spent but-
his, would glance off the armor o!
be‘lllgk‘l‘tllls without penetrating i,
but armor finally he1mnes..ea\y eien
for the strongest arms.
will otcur tomorrow eieiiing.
n1 itters are 11) be 1onsidered
' 1 The Spring Hill iescivoir. of the
First i)i.“tii(t, was "eniptied \esteiday
7 fliild is non undergoing. a tleaning.
A rearuxle on the automobile ot
Elt‘W‘dl‘tl Millard. ot’ the Mummy i‘luo
hrolte on Washington street, yestcr
Mrs. l“(l\\étl‘il Brown, and daughtei
ll. ‘Wfi.
‘Aiig Tia it “-— in j‘i _....."
:1. steak in: 8.1.: ieiistKoiiitltldil 3‘ Stores STERLIN ‘ N0 Stairs
bought. You always get that [I 0"? ram: 111) rrs NAME. '0 (MEI,
kind—the kind you ”like-juicy.
tender and tasty, for we select
our meats with the utmost care.
And we know something about
meats, believe us! We have
been at it tor years. Buy from
butchers who understand your
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“The first sign of that fatigue will?
not. find Switzerland inattentive or:
hesitant. She will art in concert with
other neutrnl‘ Governments, tominciu
as she is that the cause 01 peace is the
muse oi‘ all. Necessary peate is not
one \Vlll(ll \\ ill be glorious. for it can-
not bi 1.loiious tor all but equitable
justice alone is lasting in effects."
' 1‘ . - 1 ‘ 1. ‘ 1' with '1 heavy load of sup-
: .315”. of m'w lork. are spending 1.1 “‘5 "mum“ ‘
‘few days with Mrs, 81111111111 i‘Otfin, oi '
.ifioniidwliett- Tt-n‘gice_ ,
Vt
plies.
.J. .4...—
'l'l11- Saturday night dancing at the
Noi'tiiill l‘uiiuti'y t‘luh will continue
A peliiiit was ted-.1) issued to l’lii1-‘ , .. , ,
H H F1 ld l l b 11 throughout this month. announttnitn
~ . en 1 i 111 ll“€.|l .
f p . 1g )1 l e . k a. o p I liming llt‘t‘ll made by the (‘llit—‘l’iillll-
. merit to installclcctric heating tie» in 111 ummmu ,
, t. ,. .
‘_V"lcei‘ in the Henderson 1; Erwin foo
tot‘y, uptown.
P"
WASHINGTON A‘NAITS
GERMANY' S NOTE
\\'.\>‘H.1Xt;1tix,« S1111. ., _..
tit-rmany's not1 uplainint,r llli
sinking of tlii \\liiti Star Liutr.
Arabic \iitli the loss of .\lllll‘lr
1:111 ll\'t',\', was :mnitetl toiizu ht
ailiiiiiiistrntioii officials, 111-1.; 111“;
abandoned my home without Clllit'tl to comment upon \‘crsioiisi
cause; {11f its text contained in Berlin?
~.\'ow, Therefore, All persons “1‘9 press ilisl'nitt‘lics. Tilt" note. dc~i
imitations are out announcing it
hereby warned not to extend Cff‘dll,liv1-rcdliy the it‘rlitl Fm'l‘llfll (”_-
(Linn 11nd lt‘l’t'llllull to be giwn at
the \orw. tilt t‘onntry t luh by \lr. .init
\lrs. iiidti‘itli ll Uiiiiiiard on Thurs-
11.1) 01 i'ciiiniz. 51 ptemhtr lti. Mi. Quin-
tard is the president of the club.
The street department, this morning,
i started (ipi'raliolls in resurfacing the
Roman Road pavement on Railroad
avenue. Officer Robert A. tiainor is on
watch diwriing trailic. 1
NOTlCE.
\\‘hei‘c:\.<. my wife, Anastasia,
has
just
Eh Raymond has purchased 110
news from the estate 01 Geoige A
.and Ori‘is H Jennings. The land is in
the N011 Iiistii1t and the new owner
will ii'npiove it and utilize it for farm
-- purposes.
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Ctet every worth-while conven-
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d thi . c ' . L ' , . 1 . ’
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IN'
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OPPOSITE HOYT'S THEATRE
ratch Pads, Note Books, Composition '1
Rulsrts",-.Etc 1 ., W
North Main Street __ ‘7' t. ' __.:_____.. W1
lisniord Block ,, ... .
—soH00L SUPPLIES—-
Pens; Pencils,
Books. Eraser
‘
in mi name to my said wife. ’fice to Ambassador .L'icrnrtl on.
John Matter, of Stillson- -Powen's dot of September. 1915 iribt 1111 Hum s dtstruction by .1‘
MICHAEL MONAHAN. :suhniarint to a silt tlcfcns1 ex-
ritt avenue, will this evening be v;s.‘t--I . .
.0", in Bridgeport, They plan to see " ‘ ‘ , Anitrican lites and to propose toi
PR 8 AND IOKENS refer to lhc Hague 11111‘11t'10ns_ofl
" icoul‘i’in' the “Tip Top'oius" at my
Park Theatre. 1 Investigation of the sinking of
l GALORE AI "it m8 the Allan Liner Hesperian con-g
Chevrolet. 3490, Austin's Garage_ 1221 ,‘liatl been instructed to report. any
l (Continued From First Page.) linformation atnilablc in Berlin,
1‘ ‘ ' Moses and Miss Helen Savage; Con-.1l \
~ ml the City Hall last night it meet , ling no reports 1131 an r nicrican
Z ‘sm‘m‘m Prize-Miss Alice Burns raéglnnined W‘olt’fi—a member of the
“Wars in the nowayro’zi avenue ‘la‘yl
. Prize Dancing. , - d \' ,1.
_ , b H 11 com mm R H 001 ' prescri 1,111,, an open mm o 1 i
out. The 0 r D E' . During tliefiewning the youngpeoplé.‘ the ll‘spt‘rian sc. All rcportsl
wm~mw ‘1‘e‘r.mpon.“ead’ tor the atlandlmct‘ and “NW“? 9940"" “ v,,tt)i‘in:ilocd hi belief {still prc-'
icouncil at its noxtuneeting. Septém occasion immensely. The prize win [rails m nava Circles m Wash-
Dilli‘d ill \‘ornwnlk (OWL, this 9th. 'Kl‘lllfsilil) “'88 lllillk‘rSlOOd ‘0 as lr
" dmg- -store and James Gilmore, of Bur-1 .
-———~—'--—-’- press regret over the loss of‘
‘ Princess Lube Merott and Frank Har-
reparation and compensation. l
The talk or the town. rout ninlyi tinned today. Alilala§§i'i(l0f(lerflrd‘
South 'Main street. .
. ' and cfi'orts u ere directed to clear-
in was held by the board of tree-j
S MJSS lagtelle Smith. a w 1.. .lg'G\V""‘D(‘dSth Qfficulhs are
zeka,
don. Nelson Benedict and Mr Re danced for prizes. There was a in e: from London aggeft 1h;- ship was
“her 14111. ‘ “'8' 0““9‘99 immesmms 1‘ ye” inirton that she encountered a";
21..
‘0! Stamford,
.1 , and under )~~1=5i—'JOe Bune and Tiny mmt‘... . ‘
_ Frank Schultz, and- Close; 211—.“le \Vf‘lllfi and Nancy: ,- M1 1
(John Carroll, of Weston, arrested lasting-111117011 Trot-lst Gibson Smith} MoNTH MAKES RECORD FOR
night on Day street for drunkenne88,,md Miss Elizabeth Stevens; Sd—Loulsl :VlOLENT DEATHS. l
by Officer Robert A. ‘Gninor, were this Gray and Mt” May Smith. as Stanleyl For tho three days ending “it",
,. 7 momma sentenced ‘0 15 days 3911‘ Baldwin and Miss L'ugenie Rumniier. l Labor Day. there was an unusual num- i
1 “in? ““3 “spend“ 3““ “WY ‘°°k “‘1‘ Hesiiiiuon-—1si——witrd Green and Mini bel' or violent deaths in Connecticut,
. "name 0‘ “1° 1“" hour granted them Bymc; 2d H. Green and Blanch “81'.le today medical examiners and cm ;
,7 the court to 1”” NorWalk M" lin; 3d Stanley holds in and Eugehiol- onors were engaged“ looking into the!
C‘thel'lne Collins, Of Water street, 3!".- itunmiler One 311:1)...13‘*Raym01|u(olrcum‘amfl‘ The homic‘des were: ‘
rested yesterday for drunkenness. bad Hayes and Pauline Miller, 211 \viimjnntonto Corgi, at (initial-11,. in which;
lit ”w continued indefinitely, ”“11 Steel! and Miss By.rne 1‘ case Pasquale Zappa is under delen-i
calved a warning by Ofliccr Georgel Loving Cups Presented. ltlon heré by order of Coroner Mix;i
.Vosburgh Frank Scofield 0’ Eliza-l To show their appreciation at tliei‘Rooco Graocio, shot tit East Haven,
both street was arrested by Otiicer splonuld times afforded during the sea and his companion who was with him;
ohn 19- Reynolds "‘5‘ night for drunk ison because of the activities in theirl guarding a melon patch, is missing;
5 “9- H" was lined ‘7 25 Accord- interests on the part of Mrs. John W. gLuigl DlGlovannii' at Bridgeport, stab ‘
It“ 3 story told the police by ““55 \Velile and Di. W. .I. Tracey, Jr.; the bed and John Porretta is under or-
floyiFranklin soineone, Tuesday niglit,l younger peopie pgisented them with rest. . -
W two ”"0“" 311°” 1“ trout of h" handsome loving cups. «.An appropriatel Automobile accident victims were:
1 “‘9 °“ Marshall street The poncelspeech-01’ presentation was made byIAleiiander North, at Maneliested, kill-
havobeen notified “1 a bicycle, ow nen‘ H. .Byrne g » .ed; driver of machine unknowm near
StLorenzo Batone, 0‘ Strawberry Hill,‘ ' bOthsr Workers Remembered. 'Seymour. Albert H. Sampson, dean,
being 3‘01““ from an uptown street. ()tlicr actiie workers at the Knob and four others hurt; at Haddam;
were pleasantly remembered. Miss Boodla icassalo, killed 'by machine or
Lillie Gettler, during aan'lnteresting Dr. Morgan. of Hartford; at West
speech of piesentgttio'n, presented John Hartford, Ethel H. Dissell, killed and
W. Wehle with an' appropriate 2111, two others hurt, by machine driven
thus showing appreciation of his sing- by W. W. Sherman; at Hartford, John
in: on the part of the members of the Hogan kllled 1357- a machine
Knob] Beautiful flowers were site“ Chester Cal'fil“ was killed by R tall
the members of the Gavflntng-boafg from his motorcycle at Whist‘ed. Henry
‘land the several committees oi the clnbl Clark was killed at Salisbury by a
and to the janitor. v’l‘he program yes- 1101'59- ”EM? W195 D- J M13110“? at
terday hats in charge or Mrs. John W, Bridgeport, W81“? Barnes at Tflfm‘
Wehle and Mrs Robert Way. ville, and an unknown man at Rock-
"ti
_..—_....- _ ville. , ,
NEUTRAL tum-ions , .‘ There were three suicides. one ._
. . RIGHT IN PRCTEST;
Pants, Sept. 9, 5:20 a. m.—-Noutrnt
NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
, les' Grill and gentleman's lunch
loom open until means. in. Popular
,css. Table d‘hota lunch fifty cents,
‘i i‘ltaoto 2 p. in: Table d'noto dinner,
entity-five cents, 5:30 p. m. to 8 p.
in. served in‘main dining room.
H
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CENTRAL HOTEL 15:1; ::::1::.::: 0 503,355“
c‘ornor Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
1 ~ . Everything in the Optical Line
.. Everything first class.
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Eyes, Eilamined Free
A Carload of
OVERLANDS
FOR IMMEFDIATE DELIVERY
0an
From A Coal
Pocket is - i
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Brassieres
Wewvw
In the fashionable twardrobe of 1915, the Brassiere. is
more important than ever. What type of Brassie'reuto‘sefi
loct is the question. There is small satisfaction in' b'uyihg
la Brassiere just because it 15 “show ” The vital ‘lfést' is the
II tit—the EFFECT on yo figure and gown: 011‘ e of
Brassier'es including De voise, B. and J., Warner s, u‘fSIhape-
ly and other popular mal contribute unspeakably to the
smartness of your tance as well as to your comfort
‘ 1. and health.
- Prices range from
Now at Sumnar Pil 3‘ '5
Our prices are as low. as anybody' 5 prices.
Call, Write or Phone
0111- representative will gladly call and see you “ l
about your winter' 3 supply.
Ore.
Harris 81 Gans "1311-1
WATER STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
-.
o‘to $3.00 ,ea‘ch.
drowning and one mantras killed by 11
nations are justified in protesting
an. ‘ ‘ .
against war because they are its vic-
time, in the opinion 6t Dr. Giuseppe
Motta, president or Switzerland, who
expressed his_ views in a conversation
with Etienne Lamy, the French Acade<
miciau‘i' published today 1n the Petit
Parisian.
“Past war
, THE EXTINCT DODO. . ,
The (10110, a bird bigger than a tur-
key and _too heavy to ily,_ as its wings
were only rildimentar‘y'. was very coni- ‘
mon in Mauritius when that island
was discovered in 1664 but its flesh
was. so good to eat and it Was so in
’1; President. Mom-15 capable arson protection that yithin
‘ tasty years it became _‘extiiict.
noon 1. rsasruns.
_ , Prices right. .
.\ Delivery on R E' O S
2 \ ' Starts September 25th
IMMEDIATE
”.1 . l , ‘ . I
Late models in fine condition ' 1
taken in exchange for larger cars. 1 1
Used Cars
DELIVERY ON D0686 Cars
$.12 fiENEDlCT "g‘gww $1-
"1.113 SAMPLE
,. i DAnLlll?
E‘EUHDH‘lO
U... U? 113?”: 53.51.1134!
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