Then. our Coal’s a thrilling
We as it's thrown upon
. Queen-gliding dong”
' checkered surface till it’s
f suede “reel” bright and clean.
"liisnotragedyat all air,
“that farce nor comedy, but
A story with a “purpose"
. fiat's as plain as it,can be.
THE
PERRIS COAL
COMPANY
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25c
SEE WINDOW DISH"
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Cnil'ord Pharmacy,
Bo. Main and Elizabeth Sag,
——-—_q
Phones 833-153a
3,.
W OMEN’S
, Pumps and Oxfords
Regal and Don
’3-00. S .59 and
Th] include Gun Metal, Pet.
/' Leather and Ten.
Sale Lasts Until Friday Only
Klillll SHllE Slflll
Agency for “Repel" and “Douglas"
Shoot
m
'1 1 Dori on House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalh
NOW OPEN
LmDS OF SEA FOOD
.‘ COOKED TO ORDER.
Telephone Call 710.
g, mono DINNERS AND 'ALL
ions E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
» We Are Now Paying
, If You Phone 441
., 8 send postal. Old autos
and Esther beds a specialty.
No canvassers. \
no.1auct..m.
mill. for Bags 1
.3 Rowan St, East Norwalk
' ‘ma PERFEOT FITTING
. collect
TH! NU noun
. ., fitting because
t .- Nede to measure.
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willbe“ it." t untilFaliwhenever-yoneelse
The Hatch (r Bailey Co.
souru uonwaut. court.
Walden—B. P. S. P C Di
no". list. no. pt Stained Shingles.
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Buynowwhilethitseleison. Thisis the logical
plsctiermtobuyyournecessery Summer Suits. Costs.
DMWMSHrtaandHatt.
FINAL CLEAN-UP
onanomeanendllissee Sui Coats.Dreeees,Shirtt
andliats. Molwhiletheyls:
“W“ PARIS Wm
13 SOUTH IAIN 8T. SOUTH NORWALK.
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‘lUT‘I NIRWALK’S FASHION CENTER
P‘lnest Selected 300 pk.
POTATOES
Amuwmwxm.
”WMSI. .“mm
See Yesterday’s Large Adv.
fer Today: Specials
Beers Meet and ovlsion Co.
(- Stores.)
13 MAIN ST.
3 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone rrso Norwalh. Phone ssr.
Small Legs Spring Lamb
, Fore Quarters
Sperry 8r Barnes Hams
Swifts Premium Hams
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets-
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
39 min St- Norwalk.
26c
18c
23c,
23c
' SPECIALS P1511 TONIGHT .
At BF CKMANN’S
3%” s 1 B01. 010 Port
lBotoldSllerry
s1. 00 IBM. Tokay
Gordon Dry Gin cut to hot. ...................... 81,00
15c site Virginia Dare Wine cut to ............... 19¢
Monogram Rye Whiskey (Our leader), bot. ........ 85¢
A. F. ‘Beckmann & Co."
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St.
Telephone 1405.
‘ launches.
. Radish“
‘ of the anslde Club, and it was in
mutton
(0mm from *flnt M)
An hour bar the launches let.
Beyside, but before the contestants
had reached the midway pomt be
tween Bayside and Rota: Point. the
race had become a farce heaese o.
the unequal relative power of the
and so was discontinued.
Alter chlorine the many attracuono
atthePctnt.eguueofbsll between
the married and single men was ar-
ranged for. The game extended five
innings. when the single men were
so far in the lead that the game was
discontinued. with the score 88 to 13
in favor of the “trachea."
At seven o'clock a delightful shore
dinner was served to the party by
Manager Neville Beyley, and it was
heartily appreciated by all. The
menu was composed of the followilm
Crab Meat Cocktail
Olives
Bisque of Clams
.fitesmed Clams
Broiled Green Blue Fish
Clam Fritters
Broiled Live Lobster
Half Broiled Chicken
French Fried Potatoes
Watermelon
Delhi-Taste Cones
During the dinner the Unaweller
Orchestra. composed of Jacob 1.1.1:-
weller. John Bteegmuller and Julius
Prunyl, furnished music to whlch
dancing was enjoyed. Later in the
evening the diners adjourned to the
danclas plvllion, where they obtaineo
tmuch pleasure until a late hour.
This is the seventh annual cruise
charge of a committee consisting of
the rollowlng members of the club:
Commodore William H, Johns, Vice-
Commodore William ill. Teller, Rear-
Commodore Matthew Rock. The re—
gatta committee is as follows: Frank
1". Rowell, chairmen, ,L C. Realm,
Earle K. Williams, W. T. Haskell,
Eugene M. Hawkins, Walter P. Great
men, Fred J. Starr, Thomas C. Bill.
Walter 14. Collins and T. H. Bissell.
1 by you in your circular against chm
. mediately after receiving circulars
stating that the towns in question .
are awaiting _word from General
Pershing. to whom a summary of the
investigation has been sent. as to the
summoning of a general courtrmertlsl
to sit in Clarke's case,
Clarke asserted in print that Cap-
tain Slate had mlsepplled company
funds contributed by the citizens of
Holyoke. and had allowed the men to
flfllllllltl
W ”Hill Willi
room-ms, N. ‘1, Aug. 5.—'l'he
preliminary inquiry by olhcers of the
Second llasstohusetts infantry into
the charges of anagement made
by Prints Hugh larke, in e Hol-
yoke. late. newspaper. he
pretense-berated Contain hi. .1.
food. The examining officers. however.‘
report the captain‘s newts are It as-
cellent shape. and the 1) Company
men. when ueetlcued. , they
-had no complaint ‘eaahsst
meet. Clarke. is now 111m in the
pears accounts. it was aunouuced
be served with had and lusnllclenr‘
mar '
'to give you the information under
The party left this morning for
Huntington, with enthusiastic praises
to! the beauty of Roton Point. 111‘.
Beyley was congratulated by the
guests upon being the msnnger at
such a clean, beautiful, and sen
park and they regretted that they
could not make 1-. longer stay at the
Point. ~Msuy of those who made the
trip privately told Mr. Bayleylhat
they meant to come again in the near
future, and that they. not having visit-
'ed the Point before, were very much
surprised to see the attractions of-
fered by it.
Rfllllilwll lilill
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NEW YORK, Aug. 5.~—The United
States public health service recént-
ly took its first definite steps to-
ward ending the petty tyranny prac-
tised on travelling New Yorkers by
many country towns and villages.
when Senior Surgeon Charles E.
Becks sent this letter to nrteen'vrl-
lages and cities of Connec fcut
which have held up persons arriving
with children:
“in vlew of the embargo placed
drsn under sixteen years of 6.
who asp residents of New York ty,m
entering your town. 1 shall.lssue no
more certificates sdvlslng you 'on
their travel, as it is useless for ,me
the circumstances. When you have
made a change in your rules to con-
form to communities in other states.
similarly situated, and will advise
me of same, i will resume notifica-
tlon."
The warning means, in short, that
the United States heslth service has
withdrawn its protection from those
towns which attempt to exclude
children from New York, and ‘that
such tone will have to take their
chances of becoming infected by
any who succeed in dodging the lo-
cal regulations. The public health
olllcers think this dodging is neither
diillcult nor unusual.
The warnings are sent to the
result ocean or New London, ’roh
ton, East Lyme, Waterford, Mont
‘vllle, Norwich. Norwichtown, Wll‘
llmantic. Sprngue, Lebanon, Frank-
lin. Lisboh, tiledyerd. Preston and
Jewett City. A few places in New
Jersey also received it.
Dr. Banks aent out his letters im-
had agreed not to let a child from
yew York come within their hot
ere.
film illlllll Hill?
Gammon, ‘Aug. 5.4mm
Tierney. a former deputy Judge of that
1 eral von Boehm-Ermolli repulsed!
"On the heights south of Pane-
Tristram 8. Hy
GAZETTE BLDG.
Buy
In
Till LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
BARGAINS m PARASOLS
Your choice of our entire stock at 20% reduction.
Hammocks Cut Way Dawn
Big reductions to this new and attractive line
PICNIC BASKETS, LUNCHmN SETS, PAPER NAPKINS, PLATES 'AND CUPS‘.‘
att
1703‘
a Bathing Sent
New models for ladies and misses.
“Kid” Bathing sui‘g s sssss ItCatt...I.DI“30.0.0Uaotnoe‘o'n’niloloIDIAI-COIOIIIIIIIOUOQO' 31.00 i
Men's and Boys’ Bathing Suits.
one or two piece models.
lag the Civil War he was a member
of the 59111 New York Regiment tn
Mesgher's lrish Brigade.
Mr. Tierney is survived by his son,
Judge William L Tierney, and dye
sisters, one of whom was Mothers»-
perlor of St. Frincls’ Orphanage lb
New Haven. He was 71 years of age.
MERCE SUNK BY GER-
MAN SUBMARINE.
SWEDISH STEAMER COM-
(Contlnued from First Page).
Four German aeroplanes were
brought down by the French on
Friday.
A bombardment of the most
violent character took place over
the entire sector of Thiaumont
and Fleury. The battle lasted
from 9 o'clock last night until
this morning, the Germans malt-
ing unsuccessiu efforts, the state-
ment adds. to drive the French
from Thiaumont Work.
The food situation. in Germany
is satisfactory, according to an
athlete! statement dealing .‘with
the economic status of the na-
tion
The statement compares the-
hanrests of rose and rgrg‘and
says: The spldndid orgsnization
corn as well as the system of
econmicsl consumption and the
storing of supplies enabled us to
overcome the unfavorable eco-
nomic year oi 1915-16 without
serioue' derangement ol‘ the life
of our people. The present eco-
nomic year promises to be even
more satisfactory.
After denying reports of threat-
sulternent concludes: "Our meet
sup ly is ample. An engagement
c with breeders guarantees a
plentiful supply of pork. The fat
ration of go grammes a week per
head which is now allotted is re-
garded as sufficient. '
'1 wzowéceoaxooooooow
of the distribution of bread and
which would endanger health. the
ened faminc or of restrictions‘
An official statement issued
by the Austro-Hungsrisn Heed-1
quarters under date of Aug. 3
“Y! 1
“Russian war theater. An ene-l
my detachment entered a small!
section of our trenches near Ve-
lrsnivo but ‘was sump
ejected. Southwest and west of
Brody, the army of Colonel-Gen-
attacks made by the Russians.
Attempts made by the enmy toi
advance along the railroad be-
tween Ssrny and Kovel and on
the lower Stokhod tailed. Other-
wise the enemy was considerably
more quiet. this being ascribed
to his heavy losses. .
“Italian war theater: In the
Blrcola ditrict we were success-
ful“ ll‘l minor enterprises. We cep-
tured 140 Italian, including two
Motficers
veggie on Aug. 1, two Italian
battalions were repulsed." '
Russian trope have crossed the
river Sereth, south of the town
of Brod; end in the r of
chistopady a have
consolidated the captured posi
tions, it was officially announced
sybemonaimccfiaoooyards
nosthoLPosieres othe Somme
wounded myth: WeeOffice in
mainlngin ourhande.
troughaebecncapeuredbyme
British, it was officially an-
“fmlctsw or on
today bytbeRussian War De»
partner-4. ‘1
;'l!lemeinGennansecondli'ne
H. Krieger a Go. ’
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CLEARING SALE
01 Summer Apparel, Suit 5
Cases and Bags lor Your
Vacation 0ulings
Charge Accounts-Solicited
CORSETS
The secret of the well dressed woman is necessarily
her corset, because the corset is the foundation of her en-‘
tire appearance. If the cornet is not right' 1n every detail :
and if it does not fit perfectly, one's gown cannot berigbt:
and consequently empppeermce unset be correct. .-
We have the latest models in Binder, R. & G., C. B. a
la Sprite, Warner’s, La Resists, Nerno, Loly of noon and
Other popular
Pricesrangei l ...... 31.00103850
Our graduate corsetiere is in attendance to give fittings or
to give any information you may require in regard to cor-
sets in general.
lillNG DlSlRlCl
Statement ‘of appropriations, expenses and balances of appropriations,
as shown by the books of the City Treasurer, as of July 31,1918: .,
Approprls- Balances Apo
Current Year. . ‘ tlons. Expenses. proprlntlona?
Administrative Department .......... $119,054.70 $30,285.17 129.7093
SchoolsDepartment ..... 136,854.04 121,451.59 11,401.11;
Highway Department ............... 51,923.75 23,323.52 11,100.13
City Hall Department ......... 3,533.34 2,555.83 ' mar.
Town Clerlr Department ........... ,, 2,108.34 1,213.78 894.“
Building Department ............... 2,000.00 1,403.79 511
Health Department ................. 3,530.00 2,711.08 838.
Charities Department 30,000.00 . 21,872.79 8,117.11;
Printing Department ................ * 1,ooo.oo 431.43 538151
Allowance to Fourth District........ 15,000.00 ..7,5oo.oo » 7,590.0)
Totals .. ......... ....... ”murmur: $274,879.58, 889,194.“
W. om: 'a I! g 5, l-I‘!
“North or Posierea 1 local at- Patiently delivered min" ‘5'
tacit last night, in which Aus- volition captuml were repulset
trelie'nsandt‘roopsofthe newwithhuvylo-mtothemmn
army took part. was completely “Except for some IG-
succesefuLTlte German mainltiVltylflrSOlwhu and
seondlinéeystemcnafmtoithmmsmiflcfiefltdm
British from."
cost-1. anceontheremainderof
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