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TUESDAY, SEPT. 14,1915 ,
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At Lane a
reserve on the 10'
‘ Cream, Fruit Flavors:
i"Strawherry
" orange
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Ernest Paul, of South Norwallr lb
" spending a few days with friends in
Danbury.
' Thieves ripped 40 copper bond-wires
out of the New Haven Railroad tracks
near Glenbrook, Saturday night.
The biennial city election for the
purpose of electing a full list of town
oillcers will he held three weeks from
yesterday.
The board of directors of Court
Laurel club meets tonight. The ses-
sion will be called at 8 o'clock in the
club-house on Belle island.
Charles Michael Lind of Stamford,
has filed a petition in bankruptcy in
the district court at Hartford. His as-
sets are $90 and his liabilities are 32,- -l
343.99.1ie was engaged in the florist)
and nmfiufllms ,
All entertainment and peach festival
is to be held "it. the C. R. Marvin Me-
morial Chapel, tomorrow, commencing
at? :30 9.111. A nine-piece orchestra
from South Norwslk will furnish mu '
sic. —-tStamrord Advocate, Monday.
Banner Council, No. 54, D. of L., will
Ylsltlolive Branch Council. D. of L., of
New Canaan. on Thursday alight, Sop-
~ tember 16th, it being the anniversary
of that council. All members desiring
to go, auto-hue will leave from hall ”on .
Washington street, at 7:15.
A party of Stony Hill people motored J
to Norwalk Sunday attd,.then took.
the yacht, “The Merry Widow," owned
by Fred Warren, for a trip about the
SoundVand also enjoyed itching and
slamming. Among those in the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Davin, "Mr.
and Mrs. John Capellaro and Nelson
Capellsro.
that the retail hat stores of the me!
tropolls did a rushing business and
that it was impossible for'ths clerks
to wait on the customers in several es-
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A number of Norwalkers who were’
in New York city on Saturday say'
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WLW Tonic Recou-
com en‘— Goo Linn, rwith,
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UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN‘O BUILDING
27 VIAOHINGTON 8T.
Tot. 9M 10003; House, on.
M. FLEURY Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Rooms one day. 31.50 week,
. and up.
Railroad Aye. Bo. Norwolk
Crabs
Lobsters
RR? Clams
gilllShSalt Fi Sh
RockOWay
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cutmuzs
71 North Main St.
Free Dclivcry. Phone no!
1119‘ Second District will $1111“
annual meeting tomorrbw nigh. -
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. O'Brien,“ Quin-
tard avenue, left today for a' several
days visit in New York. “‘
Mr. and Mrs. Edward War, and
daughter Marion, of Cedar street. are
now at Great ”Ban-instep on a delight-
ful motor trip.
The Woman's Association of ' the
South Nor-walk Baptist church will
meet tomOrrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the church parlors.
Battling Run of this city, is sched~
tablishments. Straw hats will be "-0111!
ed ln”- on Wednesday and it is .lmost
‘ likely that the ltoilvy buying of the ielti
l
headgear was general throughout thel
country The result or this trade Wllll
mean duplicate orders for local hat
factories.
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No trace has been found in Stam-.
ford of .John 'Luiccl, four years old,l
son of Salvatore Luicch of Maghattan.
Miss. Martha Tolonski, oi! Norw'alk.
1 told the Stamford police Friday. that
she saw a boy who answered to the do
scription of Master Luicci with a hand
of-gypsles who passes through Non
walk two weeks ago. An effort is be-
ing made to trace this band of gypsies.
There is a band of gypsles in canip
now in the; Mlanns section of Green:
trick, but as far as could «be learned
last night Master Luiccl is not with
.' shew. .
eminent. the Canadian Pacific Ram
' and story business and protessional
uled to meet Tommy Monty. tomorrow
<,night in Port Chester. Mgnty is Brit-
ton’s sparring partner.
The case of James Hopkins against
Miss Rebekah Hall, summary process
action, which came up this morning he
tore Justice“ Daniel Dunlap, was con-
tinued indefinitely; ' Attorney Cuneo
represents the plaintiflV and Attorney
W. F. Tammany the defendant.
The First ward Democratic Com-
mittee will inset tonight to make a.
namination for councilman. One of
the members of the committee 1111113111.
decision not to run. . In case he should
not the committee‘has two Or three
John ‘1‘. Buyers might reconsider his
JEDDO and HIGLANDv. COAL
FOR FURNACE AND RANGE "“
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RAYMOND“
BROTHERS
CENTRAL 11OT1:
NEWLY RENOVATED.
.103. 111 seen sacs.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwalk.
Roomshy day orwookot
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monsblo prions?
Every room well ventilated, electric lights and as.
Everything first class.
The. Paris 1
seen. Come without delay and get a smart suit.‘
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We are showing the most wonderful
Fall and Winter @rlh'ents in town at
prices lower than [or other store. We
hear the comment from every woman that has bought from us this
season. saying that we have the handsomest garments they have ~
Coal, dress, shirt,
waist or not and trimmings. and wear the best ntatlo goods tor less
money than you would pay elsewhere. COME AND BE CONVINCED.
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$3.98 CREPE DE CHINE
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Tom Murray
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So. Norimlt
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Mid-Summer .
plume SALE
on 111 HousehOld. Goods. New
and second hand. Everything
sold at extremely low prices.
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Phone 419. 117 [to/11TH MAIN s1-
THE PARIS
Clocks 8.
MillinerLyV
SOUTE NORW
FAST FREIQHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boot loam Pier 2'! East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday. at! p.
m. height received at Nowell upon
6 p. in. and at South Nor-walk up to
5:80 p. at
George F. Fools, General Agent
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANO
PORTATION UNI. loo.
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HOME
11111 dayO'Vwill soon be with us,
and then you will need good
light, and plenty of it. Why not
have the home piped for gas
llghi? Easy terms for the piping
and fixtures.
The United
Elelcctric light
a"“...W11te‘1° CO.
'SELL
if You Have
Any Junk
m. S Jaiiee‘
Successor to Wot. Etch.
' Phbnc 499. ‘
37 Fort Street. East Nurwalk.
other candidates.
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FUNERAL OF SIR WM. VAN HORNE
MONTREAL. Sept. 14 ~Funeral
' services, attended by representatives
of the Dominion and Provincial agor-
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we 1121:1111 you ~ .
‘ ‘ To rue HOUSE
. that has been paintedwlth our paints.
'Is it not beautiful in its glistening ,
coat! You, and what's more, it will
wear voile—we guarantee that. All Our
mmmamnsmbheam
els, etc. are the but obtainable-J
that’s your protection. Phone us.
The Gorham CO
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‘Manchuria has gradually
“ though China has
, the monarchy into a republican
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IO NORTH IAIN ITBEEY
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IMPRESSIVE PLEA FOR
UNITED ACTION IN CHINA
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PEKING, July 21, (Corrcsponel
denceeof fhe Associated Press)
-President Y nan Shih Kai utter-1’
ed at a recent Cabinet meeting an
intpressi1e plea for united action
in China which made a deep i111-
pressiou upon Chinese officials.
Its publication in English today
caused milch discussion among
foreigners. The Peking Gazette;
characterizes the address as
“couched in the usual language of
over-emphasis,” but makes no at-
tempt to discount the seriousness
of the dishonest and inefficiency
of Chinese officials which the
President denounced as a great
‘ntcnacc to the Republic at a time
when outside pressure is fluent
cued.
“Our suzeraiuty in Southern
gone
into the hands of foreigners,"
'said the «President. The foreign
aggressor has COllM‘ to their doors,
but our people arc still dallying
in the midst of calamities \sl
21m advanced in age and haw rc
’reivcd the sacred and weighty
trust from lllt‘ Tsing dynasty:
how can I let the country go to
ruin when l :1111 assuufing the (lu-
tics of Chief Fixccuthc of the
Republic? ll} all moansl must
sa1c the countrv. To a1crt the
impending disaster is the sacred
duty whitlt lies upon the should-
ers of O1 cry 0110 of us ”
President Yuan Slob—Kai is less
than sixty ycars Old. and in the
best of health: consequently his
allusion to his old age is largely
figurathc.
"SorrOw routes into my heart
11l1c11cvcr I review our present
situation,"11erc ‘ the. opening
words of the President’s appeal to
the Cabinet. “It seems to me that
of the wbrld is to touqucr a weak
country. to 1nvadc the country
which has forfeited the confidence
of the other nations, to fame or-
der upon the country, wine is
in a state of chaos and to take
by force the country which 15 on
the verge. of ruin. ln other
words. as many {Oi-matters claim
it is the heatcnly duty for the
strong and civilized nation to att-
nex and control a nation 11bth is
barbarous or scml- -c1viltzed.'
‘ Our country docs uot manifest
any Sign of instability, chaos, or
the lack of confidence of other na-
tions, and it is most unlikch that
anv nation for the present will
invade or insult our country. But
when we think of the ucglcct of
discipline by our soldiers, the ir—
regularities 1n a‘duunistrativc af-
fairs tltc calanutlts of floods and
drought throughout the prov-
lnccs thc selfishness of some Of-
ficials and the lack of public spir-
arc enjoying ourselxcs “bile ré—
posing‘ on a bed of straw with a
kindling fire beneath it. How
many of 11s know the strength of
‘ our nation, the tendencies of our
people and the general conditions
.» of the world. > What portton of our
country- has been free from the
disturbance and molestation of
bandttti and outlaws and what
percentage of the officials are e11-
thuslastic and Strictly carry out
their duty?"
After depicting what he rc-
gardcd as the many shortcomings
of China, the President contin-
ned:
‘ Some persons say that on ac-
count of our vast country and
population, the destruction of our
Country by an alien people is a
matter of n1p0851b1lxty Leak at
Kurtis, the area of which is not
' mulch smaller than Japan. Some.
Japanese have
that
papers
late . ' al-
changed
of
icon? of government, her internal
tithe anxious
the general policy of the nations-
it among the pcoplc,11c éannot.
help rcalirjng the fact that we-
1‘ ‘mto the course of destruction.
Of the
‘ der the anus Of which Japan ob- , . ,
3911an and in: L'
dustrial concessions. . Take as ‘
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pol: hemselres {Or future emcru
Ladies’ Fine
All of the new models p0
dressy footwear.
sure of satisfaction.
Mintzs ‘
Special showing of uew‘shapcs and tastes
Dress Shoes
Particular people patronize us because they are
CONNEALLY & BRAC ti
south N orwalk
rtraying the latest ideas in
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South Norwalk
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Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. ............. .. ......... . 17¢
Pure Lard.................... ..... 11¢ lb.
use can Tuna Fish . 15¢
15c can Tuna Fish ......... . ......... . ....... 10¢ ,,
t Smokchcef,15cjar ........ 10¢
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk. ,
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troying a country nowadays is
«not only to overthrow the gov-
ernment, but also to destroy the
languages of the people and the
very race of the nation.
“We cannot be ignorant of tliclV
history of Poland and ‘JAnnam i
During the crisis of the recenti
'Chino- Japanese negottations, it;
‘was a good Sign that our people
were greatly awakened by the;
threatening calamity Should
they agam quickly forget the 1n-
dignity the country received, the
greater Calamity of the country
is bound to come ‘
Praetdent Yuan Shili- Kai con
cluded his appeal with this Warn-
mg",
"Now the situation of our
country is comparable to a small
boat wandering on a Wild sea. It
is not the time for us to pursue
our pleasures and let things drift
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Above all, do not forget the na-
lhonal disgrace". of May ‘7. the
etc of we acceptance by;Cl'1ma
apancse ultimatum, un-
iain'od cutensive
your easy garmcr‘tt and cast away
year habitual laziness and go
ahead widths! our 1' s to
avert tlic“l’ste‘ o nupcndlng til:-
actor to as W the people
What Are Your Assets?
1h scientific conduct of host can
clause the mothotk employed very distinctly
Avoid The liability
or not um o W account. We invite uncount-
given m and courteous attention. which no
1'"! OVLDEOTV IANK IN NORWALK.
v- ane-mo 1. m”
mWo:¢'mgm cloth a.
WMMumn all metal minim and d.
Writs
fulcrum
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lDr Constantin T Dumba, today
and personal affairs , tom
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pUMBA WANTS To . ' .
MAKE REPORT
LENOX, Mass, Sept.1 I‘4'-—-T .
lAustro~Hungarian ambassadofi
announced that he had requested"
his foreign office to recall him on’
leave of absence 1n order that h ‘
might make a personal report on."
the situation in the United State
which resulted in a request by.-
the United States government fo
his rccall.
ARTILLERY ACTIVE
PARIS Sept. 121, 2. 37 p 1111.
The activity of artillery a g
trout‘ in France continues a '
some places with great violence
according to the announcenien
made this .afte‘r'nOon by
French Whr Office. . ’
“Furthermore, French' aviators.
have thrown down bombs on.
railroad 1n possession of the Ger .
mans. as well as on certain Ger-3
than barracks. . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler