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out“ area-e. Ill-Hull. lar-
riage of their halter. Helo- Co.-
stock. to Paul Tho-as Terphy, of 12
Lynes place. Walk. The marriage
took place on July 10. Mr. and In.
Torpbywulbeat home to their
friends after August 15 at their home.
87 Quintard avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Batiey, o! Nor-
walk, are spznding their nation t
the White Mountains, stopping at
l‘oncoro‘. Woodsville, Bradford and
Washington. for days at a time, to
visit Ml. Blt'le)'8 mother, brothers;
and sister, along with other relatives:
every gallon
Soeony Motor
Gaaoline to do
its duty, and they
are never disap-
painted.
Leopold Anderson, who won the
Vanderbilt. cup rat'vvand formerly re
sided in Notwalk, came here yesterday
to visit friends. lie is now driving
a big Merci-deer: car, and some of his
litriends had the pleasure of a ride in;
. l . '
General Russell Frost arrived home
‘ It. admire. Y. hiker, 7
Bungalow Aprons _
Figured Tamales. Checked Gingham.
and Plain Gambrays, triumd with plain
colors to match, Buttons down side.
front or back, with pocket or belt
. ' 59p
. Aprons with clasflc bandat the waist
59c and 750
J. I. MALLETTE ‘ ,_
‘
last night from a several weeks tour
. REAT your cool hit to
the most superior
coal it has ever enter—
tained. Lay in a supply of
coal that will produce more
comforting heat to the pound
than any fuel you have ever
paid out your good money for.
Warm up to this proposrtion.
Leave yur order with us
now. g,
llarris 8t Gaus
Water St. South Norwall
ff tlil__l_i_iW8l
Norman Murray, of Main street,
secured a position with the “101"
mstock Hill.
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A requiem mass was celebrated this
morning, in St. Mary's church. for the
late Edu‘nrd McMahon.
.’_~
The regular Weekly meeting of Our
Brothers' Lodge. No. 10, l. 0. _0. R,
will be held this evening in the rooms
on Wall street.
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l’lnniel Sheehan and John Macke-
vltcb, two local boys, have secured
po'sltions with the Mossoletti. Candy
Company. of Wall street.
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of Beldcn ave-
two weeks'
Nor.
has
Ranch, in Co
Bernard Cramptou,
nuc.,started today on a
vacation from his duties with the
walk Tire and Rubber Company.
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A force of painters from the. Nor-
walk Hardware Company started work
today to paint the building, on Main
street, recently purchased by James
Elle. I
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Police Sergeant Thomas Hunt will
change his best to the Second district
tomorrow .and Sergeant J. Harry Gib-
son will come to the First district for
fifteen days.
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The jltney drivers are holding a
meeting, this afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
in Red Men's Hall .to take further
action on the proposed fight against
the new city ordi e which affects
them. .
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' Edward/F. Duffy, foreman of the
street department, who was injured
lest Week by a fall from his motor-
cycle, is able to be around to his du-
ties today ln a horse and wagon. His
ankle is still very sore and he is una-
ble to walk on it.
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John Sheehan, Sr.. of High street,
better known as “Pomp," will com-
mence his new duties, tomprrow,_as a
moulder tn the Meeker foundry. Mr.
Sheehan was a mouidcr by trade be-
fore 'heentered the lunch business,
at which he gained his fame“
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We Have
MONEY t6 LOAN,
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‘ my were:
‘ ut‘ Europe. sailing on the steamship St.
l l'aul. He spent the time in England
., ;antl Francef and had a trip down the
‘ Mediterranean.
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ii llenry St-bift, member of the “Glrlt
From Brazil" company, which will
open shortly at the Forty-Fourth The-
murmur
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PORTUGUESE NAVAL FOR-
‘ and have reached the rivers Grab-
CES OPERATING IN EAST; erki and Sereth.
AFRICA FIRED UPON BYtAlM) WAR.
THE GERMANS. l The failure of the Pope‘s ap-
—"’*"" gpeaia to the warring nations for
(Continued from 1'HK Pm.) . I‘PCICG w.. gag-[fitted by the pan.
ltiif in addressing a delegation of
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lntre, New York iCiY. was a weekend
"vlsilor at the residence of Dr. and
{Mrs S. ll. Huntington.
sonny ._
AND PERSONAL :
News
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”-llrcrning. to her duties in the law of-1
l flees of Altozneys light & Litlht. alter
, ‘lllti’lfl‘; enjoyed a two week; vacation,'
. ‘t {in Nantucket, Mass. Miss Frills re
ported a dell litful llf‘li‘
Miss Olive Cole. of the city tax col-l I '
1:30;“: one? Miss huth Golding. of: Frederick Buckeley. clerk for the
Marion 8H °RP;°b“l°3 olllce; Ml“ .‘ First District Commissioners, left this!
Lawrence '& (inning 0‘ the W“? of morning for Lake \i'accabuc where he‘
1001. Mill Mm Mir-lwlll spend a weeks vacation on a fish-
garet L. Roberts, a teacher in the New 1 lug "ill-
York public schools, started this morn-
ing on a vacation trip of two weeks.
:dallling frgm New York to Portland,’ today for lake Placid x y where
a ne. an will visit places of interest. .,.. . . I I.
in that state and th " Itl..y will spend the entire month of
0 or New England. “mm
States. ‘ '
Attorney l.co Davis and family lett
John Colgan, the popular druggist
‘ln Glendenning'a Phdrmacl'. started
lodly on a two weeks vacation which
he will spend in Saratoga Springs. and
Lake George.
Roderick N. Smith. who recently
went to Europe as a war correspond-
ent, is on his way to the United States
and may land in New York on Wed-
nesday or Thursday or this week. aft.-
er which he will come to this city to
visit with relativos.
M
Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Ferry. of the
Bronx, spent yesterday as the guest of
—* Mr- and Mrs. A. l... Benedict, 1r., of
Among the passengers sailing todn!.| at“, “real. "
on the steamer “North Sea" to l’ort-' .—
land, Maine, are the Misses Ruth Gold~ William Skidduund John Lahcy. are
ing, Olive Cole, Emma Roberts and eniol‘inl a week's vacation from their
Margaret Roberts, all of whom pro-fiduu“ in A. J, Collins & Co'n., store in
duced their tickets and resort'ntions' North Main street. ‘
through the J. M. Layton & (‘0., lug.
agency at South Norwalk.
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l Dr, George E. Grant. of Wall street
ten yesterday for Boston. Mass.
“:32: 12‘: p. Daniels, 0‘ :mwalk-lwhere he will remain until Friday 0!
. ay on n no wee 's vaca- this week. ‘
tion from her duties as stenogrnpher;
l: :29 office of Q" Norwalk Tim M Miss Beatrice Walsh. of Arch street.
‘ d" (ompany, which she vV'"‘rpent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
spen in \\ oodstock. Vt. ,Edwflr'd Kelley of Harrison street New
""‘"' Canaan. ‘
Miss Ethel McLean, of Lowe street!
llcsllrett‘llmedcw her duties in the Old, Charles Sterling has returned to his
vaEntiongfl; .ompEuylsuotEcc, 3:“; a:dutics at the Standard Oil Company.
Edward D l‘ln“ 3:" “ ‘1‘; rl full 1 r: othce after enjoying a weeks vacation
- n ‘ a ‘ as” can -‘nt Ocean Grove, N. J.
Mrs. Edith M. Hickey and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Hickey, have returned
to their home in Fairilcld avenue. aft-l
er a Istay or over a month in Morrison.
ville, Clinton County, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Edivnrd QBRandall, of
Elm Grove streeet, have returned from '
a stay of several weeks at Nash's is]-
and. off Noroton.
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Dr. William W. Tracey, of the Post
Graduate llosllltnl, New York City, was
a week-end visitor at his parental
home in West avenue.
Earl Hihbert, of Ridgeflcld, was a
visitor in this city this morning on
business.
u,‘
A. N. Thcrlault was a week-cud visi-
tor in Delaware. A delightful trip is
reportcd.
I
Clarence Close resumed his duties
today with the Southern New Enainnd
Telephone company, after enjoying a
weéltls vacation.
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Raymond Mngner, ot elllden avenue,
51m .i yostreday in Bridgeport.
. Miss Leela Thorpe, of l-lolyoltc.I
Mass“; returned to her home yesterday
after having visited with Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Smith; of Union Park.
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Mr. and Mrs. William H_ Smith and
family—of France] street, left today
for a two weeks vacation, which they
will spend at Lake Weramaug, Conn.
Donald Taylor started today on aj
two weeks vacation from his duties
with the Central National Bank.
Ray Lynch, of Meriden, was a Week-
end visitor with friends in this city.
I‘lvuuam Deegnn, of Bridgeport, spent
Sundny,.at his home in Harriet street.
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KNlGHT STREET A. M. E.CHURCH.
Weekly Calendar.
Tuesday night. regular class meet-
ing. ~» ‘
Thursday afternoon, at 4 p. m.. the
Mits Missionary Society is called_to
meet—business of - yltal
claims your attention—ems. l'. A. Mc-
Coy, presiding. ‘ f .
Thursday night the porch party
that was partly heldup‘on account of
the rain, will be repented. ,Come and
bring a friend. ‘ ‘
Miss Isabelle‘li‘rost. of Elm street.
‘ left today for Springfield, Mass; where
she will visit relatives.
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'l‘homas McHugh, of New Haven,
spent theweekend with his parents
in this city. '
‘ . it... \ Friday night, choir rehearsal.
,' inalhh; Street has returned to~ his PARA mam."
duties at th. Central NW Wk. * ARGO. Conn. Tuly'alé-The nedt
death from infantile paralysis in this
a two week vacation.
‘ city, was reported this morning. Jo?
' staph. the Mercer-old son of Mr. and
- Madeira Burns. of 118 North State
night. The child
y the din
attac
German poaitiona in the region of in accordance with the pope‘s apu
\Hss Elsie Rains, returnel thisi‘
German Army Headquarters staff, last Sunday, of the second year
‘n its statement ialued toda .
fianhow, Ehina, tmy was In‘
moment
“he the antidote for uric acid gives re-
ed“ 110-,
An lo-l'rench troop! .in their the youth of Rome yesterday.
0“ SWIY “”3“ the The delegation prayed for peace
be river Somme did not gain a pen) to the children of the whole
foot of ground, ICCol‘diI‘ to “10‘ world to gppegl. to God_ on the
:of the struggle.
The pope said the war which
the hands of revolutionary mobs was ravaging all the earth was
and great quantities of propertyxnot visible on all faces, although
were bumr’i. according to cable luch carnage made an ever prea-
advices r'celled in San Fran-,ent call for mediation and peni-
cisco by the Robert Dollar Steam-{tenth Yet, he Rid. adults were
ship Co army from its Hankow’unable to forego the attractions
office. No details were given. {of life and that was why be torn-
Acc rd‘ug to the Swedish news-i ed to the children who are nearest
pach Politiken. says the Over- . and dearest to God by their inno«
sen News Agency today. “3’: cence and weakness.
mines placed by the Swediah g -l
emment will make it‘ impossible A New York automobile, bearing the
in future it“ Bfifilh 3mm"! ioiucense number 122-082. backing into
return '0 Enfillnfl from the B‘l‘itha ditch on the Flux llill road. oppo-
tlc- UP to fhh “me Bd‘hh Vfl‘ alto the property of Owen Kludeleln.
”l5 _h‘d “lied “”1 t1“ courtyard-my afternoon, and some or the
“all“ Swedish ‘efljmfifl “u" irunning gear was damaged before the
Fm“? they V‘“ “°" 5° for: {car was pulled out into the main
into international watera on their‘muu -
journeys." 1 2’:
Holding coffee to be”! f atufi' _
Sir Samuel Thomas Diana. pmi- F
Complete Youtjla-
cation Outfit by Hav-
dent of the’ prize court; in Lon-
don, condemned today in that
log a New Pair of
Glasses. ’
oourt 3,000 bags of cofiee chip.
ped from America to Gothenburg
on the Swedish steamers Indianlc
and Sydland. The cobrt decides
that the cargoes were in reality
intended for Germany.
\ Ambassador Sharp. at Paris.
cabled the State Department to- _
daythaf. France acquiesced in the We have a modern eye ser
vice that will give you sat-
infection.
You are welcome at our store.
“The Home of Good Glance." ’
Oculiata, Optometrlata, Optician.
87 Atlantic 8a., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eva. Till 9. Eat. 1897.
\
recent note of Great Britian offer-
ing to permit the shipment of
American relief supplies in por-
tiéfis of Poland occupied by Teu-
ton'ic forces. on condition that
the occupying armies would not
seize or remove native food pro-
ducts. '
The second raid within a week
of the east coast of England by
a Zeppelin airship was made this
morning. An official statemcnt
announcing the raid says the air-
vv'vvvvvv
'ship was engaged by a’British
aeroplane. -
The Italian steamship Dandolo
of 4,977 tons‘ gross. has been!
sunk, accocding to an announce-
ment today by Lloyd's Shipping
Agency.
The Dandolo wasformerly the
Mug'giano and wad built. at
Spezia in 1906. 'She was 376 feet
long. Venice was her home port.
In the region of Brody, on the
Volhynian and Galician frontier,
Russian troops are pursuing the
lAustro-Gerrnan armies, lit waif
‘ $4.00 Sport
Dresses $1.98
Mill’s
officially announced here today,
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“Neutrons Prescription 99'; found to
markabie results, almost? immediate
relief and an absolute quick cure to
Rheumatic numerals. . if. _
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local muttered; and what is better than
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if you have Rheumatism, be assured
thatyo‘u may get rid of it. ”Neutrons
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and pains. umber up thosb sore inflam-
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Leonard refrigerator.
is actually germ.proof
A claim is_made that many diseaaea including 15-
. 3"“.le chared " ’
the 5:2?th?! refrigerator! g up against the uao‘dm
is type of refrigerator with ' ' I
‘ . _ . , galvamzcdor -
t‘d‘ lining, oh’ers Splt‘lldld refuge to germs. If negligi-
fignbhciu 20h! fiat convention on tkcllcad of a comm
l,waanc t'ldth" " A,
(rigcrator! \ 6) had on the lining of such to! '
Children are more in dan ' ’ '
' gr of tlietr attack
they £131: Milt lllccomt: inrhmuc through cunstafltbicex'
g o a at‘ 's )y germs. ,Thcu, too th‘i i " ' “ I
almost entirely in refrigerators and ha.J {hit}?d d; kieptm
to become laden with germs. I I y t H
. liut thc Lmnard Clcaualllc
this tvpc.
The food compartment ’
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yefngeratop offers a smooth Wllllc {USt‘d'OU [lorffldalgllll’g
mi protection to food. On that lining,r no germ can M
lit. 013:. fiIt ishsmooth and polished and scamlcSS' just
'0: e no c ma dishes on the diniutr tall] I ‘ ,
are 'roundeti it is made all in one i b A e. a corner:
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llard\ti;‘at a ignife Will not scatch it cveu' 3 urt‘ace is ’0
en t.ts lining is washed or S - I ‘
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tlnnti‘tsflt‘lcznsedl thoroughly. N0 germ cfn <tziy ,theetiq‘
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crtllclit construction all through! They keep cold}; fl:
grits colder than the surrounding air! They do ‘not use
:epreat'rlng lot of ice! They have a real ventilating
'l'“: 0 sum apt—they arc not ice boxes but: genuine
rt Hamsters: and germ proof. ‘
ccording to size and 'l ‘ “
to $65.00. st} t and ice
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