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Palm BeachCloth and Poplin.
Now and Popular Styles.
EKBANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
.. Kiddie Kars
FOR THE YOUNGSTERS
$1.00 and $1.50
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY STORE.
. 16 South Main Street.
And forsooth the fashions
were never before so com-
fortable and common sense.
Designs never so charming.
Blue is of course the most
popular color with men.
Blue serges from $10. to $30.
light blue or dark blue, gold
on blue, white on blue and
blue on purple, and in gray;
and in browns the same big
combination.
WEATHER FORECAST.
You can suit yourself here
for sure.
Rogers 8t Stevens
N orwalk So. Norwaik
l'Ul‘f‘t‘unl for Nty‘walk and vicir‘fityfl
lent-tally fair tonight and Thursday:
Thele is no well-defined storm east:
of the Rocky Mountains, but a long
trough of low pressure, extending,
from Texas northeastward to tlte Lakei.
region is causing warm, muggy vveath~i
er in the central and northern districts ~—~~—-—- “-
Showers have occurred during tlte last? The St, Agnes Guild met yesterday
24 hours east of the Mississippi ril‘erlatterttoon, at the home of Miss Lilla-
and along the coast from Florida to Ltth Marten. Routine tit-utters were
Maine. Several places report maximum1 transacted.
[temperatures above so. The highest! ._______
was 100. at Fort Worth, Tex. The street department of the City of
Conditions favor for tlleis vicinity? Not-unlit advertises for fifty laborers.
Partly ciudy wetther with tempera-git is said that much of the public
tum above the normal. l‘work is retarded owing to lack of
help.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO;
TODAY. ‘
. l5: ,
‘tftlit't' of men working all last night at
the Palace Theatre in connection with
the installation of a sprinkling system
in the building.
Tctltperature: Low, (it): high,
'9l. Partly cloudy.
”— Main street barber. Mr. Pltzer has ro-
A' .“0' float. ‘3 being “fled in Dog" markabie success in the raising of
tion at the Knob Club.
The Sentinel is ill receipt of a bou-
quet of very pretty pnnsies from the
beautiful tiowers,
Washington Chlipter, No.21. R. A..
M.. will ltold its regular monthly meet.
his this evening. l
--.est end (it the Washington street. is
bring scraped and cleaned.
Mr. and Mrs William llellcr, of
John Ryan has resigned his position: New Jersey are the guests of \ir
as d” "1‘“ in ”‘9 Burdick lunch “'a‘; and Mrs. William C. Beck, of linwkins
gon. and been succeeded by JOseph 1.; tnenue.
Ghlctto. Jack Bertlne. takes the latv
_
(‘ontl'actor John l". lit-bishop had at
gardens of Gustav l’itzer. the North.
The roadway on the left side of ihef
EST AND BEST WAY.
WASHABLE.
white or black cambric tape,
are neat, durable and easily
marking ink.
12 daz. ................
6 doz. ........... . . . . .
3 doz. ...............
' These prices are for any one
CARD PARTY AT THE KNOB.
The ladies of the Knob L‘lub held a .
\ery pleasant as wril as successful
and party at the attractive Club
Ehouse, yesterday afternoon. There
and the
further notice.
~
:were seven tablts ill use,
i
games were much enJoyed.
I Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson and:
‘daughters, Misses Maude and Jessie,
iw‘ho have been spending a week at
FOR MARKING UNDERWEAR, ETC. THE NEAT-l
Any name or words embroidered distinctly on fine
colors: Red. Blue, Black, Navy, Green or Lavender. They
Smallest quantity of any name is 3 dozen.
This store will close every Monday at 6 p. m. until
r.
15. ‘
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; : " 01ny 3 Hotter] r
COLORS GUARANTEED ; a M 'n'
t . You Get coon van. a m ”wire“ l
; E lies-”I'll? :
and woven in the following i : Envy-Ma”.- i
I ”Iain”! . II" ' OAK I
sewn on. Far preferable to =mu.......um;‘:.'“ “a my I“:
t . . , , n‘ ,"l “A" A My!
........ ,........ 2,00 .. ‘ ___..___ A.
................. 25
..... 5¢
name not exceeding 22‘ letters.
.Ssratogs and Lake George, have 're- ‘
' turned to their home on Taylor Place 1
i
In the auction bridge contest the
prize was secured by Mrs. John Sll81'~l
maul; five hundred. by Miss (‘hal'lotte
illidcr, and wilist, by Mrs. Charles 1).
i’l‘aylor.
i
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Abendroth
land children arrived late last evenlngi
‘l'roln the Panama Canal zone, and arei
spending a few days at the residence:
‘ot John s. “2th3, in Norwalk. 0 i
I Miss Lavinia Strattou, daughter ofi
.Oflicei' Frank Strntton, of Havilsndi
‘ttreet ,is enjoying her vacation at thet
home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Can,
i
{ A New Line of
Dresses.
13* Littl
K. an A. Ciaven
Wash Dresses
Unusual Variety and
’ Attractive Prices
Dainty Summer
6 Shop
56 No. Main St.
illegie. of Sou;.d Beach. I
' fwho remain at work.
of the Vit‘tt’oiaj The National Union of Span-
[Waterproof company, is initial! ~06” . ish Workingmen discussed the
for (union, .tittss. He has recentlyladvisability of calling a general
returned from his vacation at Alhnth! strike of all trades.‘ A special
City. . lmeeting of the Cabinet. in view
____, of the gravity of the situation,
Dafld Mills. of New York city. ishas been summoned for tomor-
lstieuding a few days at the home of row.
this sister, Mrs. S. H. Huntington; The London Daily News says
Main street. ithe British government is dispos-
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i
‘. Thomas 1. Duke.
-.—r
Robert ()‘Shen, of Summit. N. J., is
expected to arrive ilt Norwalk today:
where he will spend some time with‘
|.\ir. and Mrs. Horatio S. Bylne, of Pink
liiil road.
the statue of the German subma-
rine cannot be classed as a mer.
opinion is said to be that under
existing circumstances, a subma-
‘rine cannot be classed a a mer-
chant vessel at all.
The Misses Ruth Wood. Margaret’ "The American government
l ed to take it very serious view of
tcourse of a small operation nearl
‘Cernay. Also we delivered sev-
eral successful surprise attacks
.on trenches of the enemy be-
tween Maisons d: Champagne!
and le Calvaire, north of Ville-*
Smart Mom or Sport Model Now 0!: w ‘ Quint Ml
mu Patterns
“HIS. Many other new
”I for ’July.
Mct‘all Pattern Nos. 2 ‘ NOS-
3 7 3* The segment
7271. Many other new de- . , .
. dilhm
tlgns for July.
and Smut-u
will be instantly remarked in the dams -&igne‘d for every
member of the family.
Chas. J. Mintz 8: Co, So. Norwalk
‘ sur-Tourbe.
: “On the left bank of the river
iMeuse two attacks upon one of
,our trenches at Dead Man Hill
failed completely under our fire.
“On the right bank of the riv-
er I night counter attack deliver-
ed by our troops east of the Fu-
The C. 8.15. Pearl Wire
FOR SCREENING
.min Wood made it possible for
us to re—occupy a portion of the:
territory taken yesterday by thei
. enemy. We took eighty prisoners.
.including one officer.
Wool: and Caroline Cotton, are spend- faces it new and delicate problem; According to it. dispatch to the f
Will Give Good Service for Years
Also Black and Brome Who in Stock
\ A. D.“ MORGAN
two-“tb- Iv’s‘s place es night man. fl 3" _ The John F. Doyle Company, of Newiing a week's vacation itt Asbury Park.‘ With?“ lddfl onii'm" ”0 a“ d', lournal “f Paris from the Inn“?
' ‘ ‘ ‘ anen, through his attorneys. Marall,1N_ J, Iready numerous points on which front. the Austrians appear to.
A “With" Of the Kiri“ 01' the Km?" Stoddard & Day, of Bridgeport, have in decision after the war will be have evacuated Tolmino. on the
. w
-' , bontechlttnd in dock there.
CW” are ”mm“!!! ‘0 PM“ camp ‘0' started suit for $2,600 against the St.
morrow on the knoll near the Club. ”pom. pup”. and Full) Company. of
MW- Frank R- 3”" M" chaperon ‘heflhlfl city. The case is returnable to
THU. Which will comprise Milli?” Eu'Lthe-Superior court the first Tuesday in
asbetli Stevens, Elizabeth Sherer, Eu- September,
genie ltulnniler, Nancy Byrne, Florence}
Stair, Erie"? Smith and Eiilflbi‘th‘ iicers for the following year, subject to‘l
Blauson. igue, of the East avenue Methodist;
, ‘clturch, held a frankfurter roast at;
Past 'Exaited.Ruler John W. Sntiih. Cumpo Beach, last night. About iil‘tceni
the delegate of Norwalk Lodge to the , Ille‘nbei‘s made the trip on the 8 o'clock‘
Elkn’ convention in Baltimore, LlKT)'-;t2ll' A fine time was enjoyed turd,
land. is remembering his friends with host? “‘0 made the mil hope to be'
souvenir pasta] cards showing \‘fll‘lOllS ‘ flbll l0 participate in another 'SUUD.
places of interest in the city. Ho‘
l
writes that there is genuine Southern. . .
hospitality everywhere. and that yes- 'I‘OIWiiik improvement Society was
terday Mrs. Smith and himself saw Ute held yesterday afternoon, at the home
. l 1
German submarine merchantman,“ Mrs. Sarah Staples, on line Hill.
timer routine business was trantncted
i n nominating committee as appointed
’— 2 ttnose duties consists of choming of-
Eben
I 'll 9 R d ' flccrs for thef oliwing year. subject to
t! son 8 eme y aprovsl of the society. The names of
, . those on the committee are: Mrs
Malar a Bills Taylor, Mrs. Frederick Campbell
. . and Mrs. Frederick Wheeler,
,. 50c bottle l
' . - E. Goss. of Bridgeport. was yesterday
. ‘ 0 o
.dblluson-Powen-COTPOTN Ofl lr—romoted from Class 8 t_o Class 6 on
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS, the consular service. Goss has previ-
lfszvnshington Street. ously been stationed tit Shanghai.
' South NOi'Wllk. CL China.
t
The regular meeting of the EaSt.
l
WASHINGTON, July 12.——Clarence
What “ it Means
The SAVINGS BANK AC.
COUNT IS:
A RAINY DAY fund.
A life INSURANCE policy,
‘,A SICK benefit,
.An ENDOWMENT.
A FUNERAL fund,
. An OLD AGE pension.
A COMFORT now and a JOY
\ , wget'o I"
railroad stations have been occu-
Ml‘f‘. Leenian B Tl‘llm and MN. JOE A imperative.” ‘he News continues
epll McNamara. of South Norwltlk. “Even if . gubmgrine merchant.
have rctunled from Massachusetts and mun can prove hemlf to be real.
)iaine, where they spent several days., iyl'unarmed. the difficulties of su-
....... ipervising such a craft. even in
l-‘rnncls Vaughn and Ambrose hie-\harbor, must be almost insuper-
earthy. of lhmhury. are visiting with able, for the friendly neutral. If
friends in Norwatk today. such a vessel chose. it is fairly
—— clear. she might, with the advan-
vvtliittm T. Price. of Boston, ts‘tages she possesses. most
spending a few days in South NorwaikJ grossly abuse the helpitality ex-
where h‘e formerly resided. ' tended to her."
‘ An official announcement is-
sued in London this afternoon
Cornelius Ryan. of Brooklyn. N. Y.,
was a visitor in Norwalk oti business
Wednesday morning.
were beaten off except in Mamet;
and Trones Wood.
t‘. E. Richardson, of Brocton, Mass.” “Since the commencement of
was a visitor in Norwalk on business i the battle the enemy. had receiv-
Wean-‘day- ed large reinforcments," the an-
nouncement says:
“Yesterday and last ‘ night
strong hostile attacks were made
against several points of our new
positions. '
“Except
Trones Wood. in both of which
localities. the Germans regained
some ground, all these attacks
. were beaten 08." o
This official announcement
engaged in heavy battles in the was issued in London today:
extreme northwestern corner of “At 10:30 o‘clock last night a
Bukowina, where they are in‘,German submarine appeared off
flicting further defeats on theithe small undefended port of
army 0‘ Gen. Pfianser. “OW cilt‘Seahan Harbor. Sheapproached
off from Gen. Bathmer's forces to within a few hundred yards of
the north, and also along the the townand then opened fire.
Stokhod river. where the Aus- Some thirty rounds of shrapnel
trians and Germans are putting were fired from a three-inch gun.
up formidable resistance. The Twenty rounds fell in the direc-
Stokhod is a shallow river, but tion of * Daltondalc, a dozen
marshes on either side impede rounds fell in and about Seaham
movements of troops and guns. colliery.
'Across the river fighting is in "A woman walking through
progress near Svindniki. while. to the. colliery yard was seriously in-
the‘ southeast another force is ad- ~§ured and died this morning. One
vancing on Kovel. house was struck by a shell. No
The railroad strike situation in other damage was done.”
Madrid shows no improvement. Seaham Harbor is a C61! ship-
Premier Romanones and the Min- ping port: on the North Sea. six
ister of Public Works conferred miles southeast of Sunderland.
with leaders of the employees and The German Admiralty has
railroad directors today without given out the following:'
results and the strike begins at “Two German naval aeroplanes
midnight. at which hour all trains on the night of July ro-rr drop-
on, the northern railroad will be ped bombs on Calais and the
stopped. r,’ troop camps at Bray-dunes (near
Meanwhile ' all the principal the Belgian frontier). The aero-
pl‘anes returned undamag .”
Edward Grinrod, of the Norwalk‘
Savings Society, starts Monday on a,
two week's vacation.
WOMAN KILLED DURING
BOMBARDMENT OF PORT
OF SEAHAN HARBOR.
(Continued From First Page.)
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pied by troops and railroad men The French official statement
liable to military service have follows: ' - . a
beennotifiedtbattheymusteon- "On both banks of the rinr
tinue at work: but only ow Somme Mammy-ed quick
1says that all the German attacks
in Mametz Wood and '
Ironso front. The correspondent
says that the activity of the Ans-1
trians in that region is felt
115 Washington St: So.Nofwalk
Albert W. Hodge. a witness of the
aflnlr, stated that he til» lying in tho
hammock at. the time of the accident.
and that his story agreed perfectly
with that ol shy Mr. Pierce.
Norman aunt-d, of 26 Contra“
avenue, was cdming up the street at
the time of the mishap. and agreed
today with the other witnesses as to
how it. happened,
Mrs. Clayton, of 70 Winfield street.
and a lady Mend who is visiting with
her at the present time. were exam-
ined by the coroner in regard to the
case. but they could add nothing to
tho evidence already collected.
Ina-nohtthorofore. it is expected
that while as yet no ontolat finding
has boon-st «out-by the, men
it omits to We the
19" j =__ -_*_~____ ,,,,,
and less. , 1 ,,
Detailed reports by officers of l r' i
the United States custom service Groce
and the Navy Department on
,their examination of the German.
“submarine Deutschland. at Balti-
tmore. reached the State Depart” 3
lment at Washington today. Be-t
Estates?" fixgnuri‘ation “f3 w‘5_t‘)‘l"i No. 1 Royal Plantation Cofl'ee, Pf; 3: We _ ‘ . . 31¢
with; het declatreed :u Elihu? Beech Nut Sliced Bacon. glans in. an 30c
merchantman. ' “mm“ Veribest CornedBeef --'~--- m and 40¢ can
i Very Best Creamery Butter, peek. -...... . . 35¢
, t Very Best New York State Chengt............22¢
llillf ANNA MARION i 6 “k“ mm“ W Fell NW- 8» 25o
_ i Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg. ---.--.... .. . . . . . 12¢
wuson RUN ovtn Old Overholt Whiskey, bottled in “, hot. . . . . . $1.00
. . Creme De Menthe ............ ”.5019. Wbottle
4 cans Smoked Sardines ior ....--................ 25¢
AND K'llfn‘ Extra Pink Stamps Free W‘tls‘lhlalfl Coffees.
,W m p... , A. F. Beckmann & Co.
he was coming down the bill, he saw a , 4 _‘
child walking along the right hand 33 and 35.W&8hlngt°n Sty Telephone 1405.
side of the road. As he approachedf
the child he sounded the horn. one or
more times, and he DPHEVQG that infirm
child heard the warning. Finally the 9 D D D U U 0 U l‘ D D O D 0
girl started on a run and Mr. Pierce 9 cs...
was under the impression she ltnetvl a . . _ ' n
the car was coming. As he got on
positc her. however, she started ding-I ‘3 Bathlng outflts a
onally across the road, and before a - ‘3
Pierce could stop the car, one of thei g B ' ' ' 0
wheels had gone over her. The accl~ a1?“ ng Suits WE Shfli ‘
dent occurred in front of the “Trix" n or All Ages asc to $1.00 . U
factory. and the little body was drag— . . . ' a
get! as dfar as the bungalow of Albedrt 2 Bathing T‘ggts/ Ming CQP‘ ' U
W. Ho ge. At that point the b0 y cts. to 2,2
beanie extricated from the wheels: 5 59 ' 5 15¢ to $1.00 0
Mr. Pierce then told how he took ‘ o
the little girl to the office of 'Dr. Frank- O A. DICKERMAN & SON 0
tin ‘Brown, and later to the hospital. 9 80
’Frederick London, Mr.'Lewls‘ chauf~i a U7" NORWM-Kt CONN- PHONI “O D
fer, who was riding in the car with' a . 0
Mr. Pierce at the time of the soot ‘
dent, substantiated what Mr. Pierce ‘ a
had said.
New Potatoes ”pk. 350
Creamery Butter lb. 33c
Strictly Fresh Eggs dds. 300‘,
Norwalk Chronicler