r,
orbs present.
‘ all brands has been increased in iocall
”A. I.. will meet, this evening. for reg-
ltor es
.\ 3‘
”lies a... mus roan; man. is stop-
tori with his gather.
IN rs - , south haunt
* M cw “u fowl Inform is now living in San Fran
daéo Landili hishone
t:lowaIdPopuhrSty‘les. 9" ' mm”
in the Western city in a few days.
‘ E. K. BANKS
autumnal-us
A number of the members of the
lh‘orwalk Medical Society are planning
? Inhackemo How Bloch lto be in attendantNis evening. at .m' “I
South NOW“ ‘lile physicians organization's shore
- ' dinner. which will be served at John
O‘Suiliran's Dorian House. All mem- DAVENPORT. lowa, August 3.—
1hers who are planning to attend the‘SWflkth befflre Lil? Knights of Col-
irnformal aEair, are looking forwardilm'bus (‘UDWBUUE 135' night, on All"
to the event with much pleasure. "i0“ Citizenship, Josi‘llh SW“. 01
~___. Los Angeles. t'alrfornia. touched
An invitation has been extendrd. tsharply upon the problem of rellg.
.by the members of the Rowayton l-‘irelmu.~ prejudice. Mr. Scott is lecturer
Special Dance
Record
This Month
,Uncle Tom and Arrah Go On
s1 25 tonrpan) ,to the members of the Nor tor the Religious Prejudice committee
‘ walh companies, to attend the cami-l 1f the Supreme Council of the
DONNELL'Y’S vat of the Fifth district fire figllttrs. Knights of Columbus
whit-h will be held next week at Roi No matter. he id. how loyal the
'0" 1’0“" The mutation “in prob- Ameritans are in heir hearts to the
"db\ be offitially actepted at Mondayl
lctening's meeting of the Norwalirl
‘ companies.
VICTROLA PARLOR
35 South Main Street.
(ill NEWS
284. lohn'a Lodge. No. 6. A. P. and,
implant the idea of patriotism firmly
.There ueter “as a time since
The annual tlambake of the Eagles toin's P
will be held in Sthmidts Gmte. t‘ ran- “wed more the spirit of harmony
Eur), on Sundat. August 271i1.Thts
ytar‘s affair promises to outshine any
thing in this line given by the organl
nation in previous years. A larg
luumter of members have already
-liiH€d their intention of going, and itipehef among is citizens or the Amer
rcan Ideal as being superior to any
is probable that anumber of others‘ _‘ ..
iwill get in line soon othe. ideal now existing on earth.
I Discussing some recent problems
The sum of 8100 has been conirlb- Mr A00" said: “A 3"“ deal is being
tried Lt the Norwaih Tire and Ruth and now “’0'" the hyphenated Am
leriun. it would be well to put a soft
pedal upon talk of that kind. Let it
lconditions of ptople.
el “The only test of loyalty to this
niar business.
‘ Bldingham Women's Relief Corps
will meet, this afternoon and ev oping;l
with Mrs. Rose. at her home, on Del-
aware avenue, 1
.ber Company to the Norwaiit Hospi-
There will be a regular meeting of
ital Ambulance Fund. The total
Olive Branch Lodge, K. of P, mishmount now cyand for the new srn 'bc remembered that the hyphen orlaL
averting. in their lodge rooms, in balance amounts to ‘2 570 New de linally was put upon the immigrantas
Washington street. t'elopments in the campaign which a badge of exclusion in certain tree
will lead to definite action in regard toi‘k’m 0’ our country .partlcularly
Miss Harriett Benedict. of 101 the ambulance are expected to take where the Anglo Saxon stock prodom
{Washington street, is ill at her home
,with abscesses in both ears. Dr. J.
W. Vollmer, tbs-family physician. is
in attendance.
0
place within a few days. lnated.
._—...—. "The Knights of Columbus has no
Another shark ”on. which very limitation on its membership growing
mucl ““9",st . number of 9009", out of racial distinction. it may he
was told by a party of local men moisomcw hat helpful. however. to emphn
enjovcd a ilshlng trip down the hsr- .slze for the benefit of those who are
bar on Saturday last John Rumpler.{ “0‘ Knights °' Columbus that room
of 1,0,. N y” who w“ guest of hon_}racial prejudices are not tbsI only dlf
or, B". the shark. but as John was not flcultles which confronts the nation
sun whether it was a shark or a par "”1" A more subtle influence "
poise he saw, we are inclined to think; “"er I“ the “Dd in the cha—actcr 0'
an organised campaign to discredit
soy Club. of Norwallr, will be held this the t atholic church and to brand Am-
evening, in the club rooms, in Wall A large number of poms“... an‘ ericans of‘that religious belief as on
street important business “ill (‘0an Sherman found] “boosters" jean...“ worthy of the confidence or their tel
Lefore the meeting. and H N“ in '0 ed to Danhury. last evening, via au- low citizens. Men and even women.
the interest of every member'tlrut hc tomobile and there we.“ 'hc evening rm. been going through mg corru-
1“,. guests of the. Danhury ““0“;an try on lecture platforms. and through
" From all reports, the affair was it gain ipuhllc print with a campaign of villi-
0” Well Commandery, N0 956,1' one After the regular meetin- ofthe “““0‘1 of “‘9 manhood “d “0'1“”
D. use ., will hold «“5 regular meet- fDanbury Council and mé giving of hood of the Catholic church which
ing lhi‘ melting. in th M" in “'lSh‘i the password. a social time was en iwouid resurrect even the dead to
ingron all?“ 0i" “19 Tm!“ Com iioymd Refreshmentq w“... ““94 h xrighteous indignation. Vie Catholic
Nu)" Th"? Will be initiation, ”“9" tier in the evening. and ”.0 rtturrr men are Just like the test of you with
iainment and refreshments, and rtip was not made until a hm, hour. a limit of human patience. For cop)
good time. _______._____. turies we have been taught to re-
rlNSPECTORS FIND 35 sport our mothers. our wit'cs. our sio
\ ENGINES UNFIT tcrs and our daughters. artd if. there‘-
.———- lforc, the mails rtrc filled with litera-
clothing stores Formerly the will!” Federal Agents Condemn That Num- tun unfit to be read by decent peozrln
could bt‘ purchased “'0 {0" 3 ““3"". her Hera May Put Firemen it is hardly to be wondered nt if in
but How ”19) 89“ for ““9911 cents, ' in Cabs. certain plnccs lmpuisitc men have rc-
each. At first the price of the better; it bmamc known rods) that a tic-,sentod insults to their women in :1
known makes was increased, but now lRCilllant of federal inspectors who ruartncr not warranted by law
all lrrunds have gone up. As usual. had been detailed here for some tlmc,: "I out ,uwflhpd to note that a great
the war is given as the reason for lilt‘xillli'f' condemned 35 engines on the deal 01 1mg scandal mongert comes
it‘l‘w Hmcn road hctucen ”1‘“ city from the South, the itttri of clrltnlrt
iand Hartford. us unfit for service 1and gnllnutry hardly c\cellt‘d in his
He pom... have “.99in (onllilnlnl This, it Is said is one of tho seternl‘mr)
from thr- residents of Fair and Ilithr factors which has "9“"9‘1 i" the pm i Returning to his subject of citizen
eldt avenues relrrtitc to bows moltlrtz "3"" on freight w.hich after ”835.11”. Ml. Scott said:
:1 lluisalit‘l of themselves swflumlnil “M“ duration, is scheduled lobe r0" “My observation has led me to be
in ”:0 NOI‘WHHC “VP?- There “1‘0 lcnscd lit midnight tonight. “etc that there is some uuxietycvcu
ucor tltc boy-5‘ SWlmlllinfi The government men, according to among some otltcrwisc well informed
. .. 1 ‘ ,. .. . irnlnmcn. are accorded all the liner
plums and the i~\\lllllllt‘l> use no Judg ‘-ptonlc as to the political powcr of the
' , . tics they please They walk up to an
merit a. nil in the selection of their engine. dctnch it front its cars, ex Iop( Ordinarily that uould be an ex.
Thcjegular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the South Nor-
walk Public Library will be held ml
the Library building. on Friday evcn-
ing. at eight o'clock.
An important meeting of the Kel- lit might have been a whale
The price of men's linen collars of
raise.
linguagle. bThm: ii: 315;) compinlntwllnmo ii. if it is found unsertlccable ten-site subject to consider “1 one
.1 cu I10 on ac mt: tte proper at it is immediately ordered out of the night Contemporary history has.
_ .tire’ necessary for bathing. yards
'Strllson s Remedy y.
m
COUNTRY CLUB LUNCHEON l
Everp Friday.
" |that the oilicinls. on account of the izeus
iextremc difficulties found in obtain-
iing cngir1tcrs,are contemplating put-
:tittr.r the firemen in the tabs. !
'lhcse reports have been circulating'
{for amoral vs eks in the local yards.
iattd gained considerable credence
yesterday when the trainmen learned
that 200 colored workers had been
shipped to points between, this city
500 bottle
and New Haven and are being used
SSHHSOH-POW'B“-COIp0l‘ati0n- ion road repairs. it was also learned“
PRESCR'PTI°N\DRUGGISTG 'that officials have dispatched ll re-
32 Washington at...“ ' ' . prcscntatlve to the South for another
. South Norwllk, Ct. ] gang of negroes.
a m
._.____..._. dd-..“ .-‘.__.._ _ _.
rtoacitil powers whatever over our
~ Malaria
expressed.
tion the Catholic would be llte'vericst
ingrate who would not give his whole-
heartcd allegiance to this country. If
see Catholics of cve‘ry country in Eur-
nclivilics, I am saying this deliberate-- ,
13'. and without equivocotiou or rcser-- him go back there and compare the: logatees were Margaret A. Bronson“
Vdiion, and am asking you to ncccpl'ntiitude of the non- Catholic of that and Mabel F. Fitch, Collslns 0f the. de—‘z
it “illl the sincerity with which it is country with the spirit which pervades “Ede-m
stshnhasGsassatisaialav-t
.spirit of patriotism, it is netessary to‘
lrn the plastic minds oi our children,
Lin- !
residency when this countryl
rand cooperation from all classes andi
“g eicountry," said Mr Scott “is a firm:
' sporisivc chord.
. a
MEN'S SUITS
Regular Price. . i Sale Price
$10.00 Suits ........... $7.85
$15.00 Suits .. ................ 810.85
88.00 Suits . ..................... $13.85
$20.00 Suits ..................... $14.85
“95.00 Suits ....... . .................... . $18.85
$30.00 Suits ..................... $22.85
MEN‘S Sro RAINCOATS .............. ”.88 85
SHIRTS
$100 Fancy Negligee Shirts ................. .. 79¢
$1.25 and $1.50 Fancy Negligee Shirts .......... 95¢
«$2.00 Fancy Manhattan Shirts . ............. . $1.35
50:: FANCY FOUR-lN-HANDS ...... . . 39¢
UNDERWEAR
50c Porous Underwear ......................... 39¢
$r.00 Porous_linion Suits .................... 79¢
Norwalk
,
1
._-~.-—m'—Y
5i .
most part exists among our non- Catlt
cllc brethren throughout the length
and breadth of the land Bishop Mora
the curly Spanish bishop of Los An
gcles “always alluded to his non- -Cath
olic fellowcltirens as his 'acparatc
brcthren.‘ a most charming reference
which never failed to strike a re.
- 171‘!
ESTATE OF A. J.
i CUMMING'S WIDOW
i ,m
icis C. Cumtnlng' s, who died on lan_
28 last and was the widow of Amos i.
1Cummings, “as appraised yesterday at
1348.000 and consisted entirely of real
estate. She ow nod 26. 28. 30 and 3"
rtharlton street \‘cw York, .lppraiaed
“We are furthermore not unmlnd at $12000 each She held por~onal
i
we, only look abroad therefore for the
illustration to which I refer we willi
ope dying by the thousands for the frames
.ful of the fact that elsewhere in for property outside 0! New York State
Eil0\\(‘\(‘l‘, afforded an illustration thatltigz )1 countries the religious line h“ valued at 319753
Emplm 95 of the \ew llayen road 'slrould remove the last lingering sus- lbeen drown sharp and hard and very ciuded five shares of stock in the Sun-
arc discusdng stories to the effectipicimt of doubt from such anxious cit- F
These assets in-
men It is the dead line of strife and Printing and publishing Company par
bitterness If any of my Catholic value, $1, 000 each, the value of which
"We Catholic Americans owe no rm-r friends are doubting the all uracr of will stated in the executors to be $710
iittcal allegiance to tho l‘r/e He has my opinion in this matter, particular a share based on a recent sale, came.
She was a resident,
ly if he comes from Europe or any stock at auction.
other port of the citilized world, let of Norw,alk Conn. rcsidunry
The
Amos J. Cummings was
the non Catholics of the United States. manning editor of The Sim and later
“Sc long as religious liberty is prnc. not! he. will recognize ilte value of the . a Congressman
ticed under the spirit of the constitu-‘conclusion at which I have arrived." ——
Mid- Summer Clearance Sale
Thursday Specials
DO YOU KNOW.
There are stores, that sell 10c spec
tacles\ andeye glasses by numbers?
We do also-hut the difference is that 3
we sell highest qualities in lenses and
(Cheap glass means about
a
Ladles’ $10 Sweaters
ROG ‘RS & STEVENS
The Ne w York estate of Mrs Fran-
All. Mom
[Deposited in this Bank Beiore Saturday
Noon August Silt, will draw interest ironr
dam in
”Out!” 9
flag of their nation. in some instances the same as ground window glass.)
“‘3‘ flag typifies a country which has Ask for our new yellow slip with lease
in the past promulgated and enforced numbers etc. (valuable to you) Dup-
discriminating laws against the Cath- treating of all lenses, special lenses 3
ollc church, and deprived Catholics of ‘ or prescription lenses at our so per
their Just rights. and positively pre- cent. savings for you by our tense
scribed their freedom and happiness. checks. Open lenss price list exhibited;
but it is the flag of their country. and Chas. Brand. Washington street.
the Catholic‘s patriotism is a living
C’A
\
Black, White, Striped
Worsted
.250. Regular price 50c.
Colored Poplins. 36 inches
25c}, Regular price. 35c.
New Cloth-Colors .
15:. Regular price 25:.
virtue.“ he fools impelled to re.
spond to the call of patriotism and the
bound!!! dirty or his conscience.
flthhhlvoiasthalsatiusnh oi
hmqmnfluum
W
Just to Wake You Up--We Are Having Our Semi-Annual Red
Tag Sale Which Starts
FRIDAY, AUG. 4111
DURING this aalewe offer the highest quality Clothing. Hats and Furnishings for men [and boy: Ila we have
ever put on sale—the prices are exceedingly low for the quality.
Hart Schaffncr & Marx Suits—and plenty of them go inahis sale at a big reduction in price.
BliYS’ KNICKER SUITS
6 to r8 Yeara
$3.50 Suits
$5.00 Suits
$6.50 Suits...
a ......
$8.50 Suits ...............
a
Sro.oo Suits
CHlLDREN’S
Sims and Onso Suita..
FURNISHINGS
a a .....
.....--.----182.45
............ ...... 83.85
............--.- 34.85
....... ..-.-.....-- 88.85
....... ......-.... $7.85
WASH SUITS
.....
ans-loooo-DIOOUOQut". n“
1
0c N ' A ' '
5 arnsook thletrc Shirtland Drama ..-. 39¢
75c Nainsook Union Suits ..
Men's soc Black Silk Hone ..
39¢
STRAW HATS
Entire stock of Men's and
Half Price.
Children's an. Hats at
t
Men‘s and Boys' 50c Summchapn ...----.-...39¢
.....
Men's $1.00 Caps
79¢
87 85
Delicious Creamery Butter.
Pure Lard ..
Force,pl<g.
Quaker Corn Flakes
Van Camp's Soups
Full Weight Condensed Milk . . .
....... sno~-----~-.-- s.
32¢
............ 15¢
.......... .-------..
.s.....-----—..-<.v.u
.549
or
..-..o---.—..—‘-.....
n.-o.-.-—----..o...
10¢
. 8¢l
Uneeda Biscuit .........-----..-..... 4¢
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
.M... a _ -_. ,_,_---,__- W... ____—.___.“W
Steam Dying
Formerly known as Bridgepo
Silk Dresses, Gloves. Blanket
Telephdhs 4785.
l
’ —-BRIDGEPORT—
H. LYNGE, Prop.
8r Clearing Co.
rt Steam Dyeing a. unfit“. Co
a and Lace Cm armed
as M 3., Bridgeport
Tub Silks—Short Lengths
rsd. Regular price 25c.
Striped Wash Goods.
15c. Value to 25¢.
White Gooda—Fanciea
are. Value so 49:.
DRESS FABRICS
Printer!“ 7
rec'd-Isl.
Printedmzi'méim
35¢- hflhpfice 25c.
PsiatsdP-dla
In. Vahsas—sc.
Special Price- on Var-lou- Da'eoi Pal-Ic-
a. :DIMIAN, & son
at:
Norwalk Chronicler