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mac-paw
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masonic.” WW iedparmhphck-
Pita.
70a ans—cart sou. you at
home with all modern impress-ears
sent cost of building. inquire 0! Chat;
E. lie-7t, South Norwalk Trust 00. IL}.
12 it. "
is»: no, West street. all fume-i
on my term at prices less than on ere-“- Arm 10 1011- F- Helm i FULL nu. aarmu um .la. a The past servant Yacht (.‘lub. will
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10 LET-A 5 noon mar FIBIT '
assures—us HAVE ruou.
cos Two sovs. ersaov man:
56 West avenue. ’Phone 1315 A.l ZSl-ico_ A123.
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wanna—mm. orllna'r-1
TO Lev—cornea ox Laws-i
in“ 0M. 3 "“1!- P‘" W'O'Eors and tailcs on Men's coats. Apply Bridgeport on hm.
FOR BALI—COMPLETE FURNJ ments. [inquire R. Joselovsky, 52 Water at Barber's, 50 Day sml' South ”a.
iahings of a use room dat. Everythin; ' street or 4 Cove avenue. E. N.
l0 West .
3t. ‘
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needed tor housekeepiat
Street,
‘
iron
and
sate—owners ERETH
draught at Louis A. Nysry, Connecti-g
cut avenue, So. Norwalk. CL, Tel 1704'
for your order, prompt delivery. 3b!
FOR BALE-17 FT. OPEN 008-;
wale Old Town Canoe. Complete sail-l
lug equipment. Bargain, Apply Life‘
Saving Station, Mo- Point. 81..
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FOR sass—7 noon HOUSE AND:
lot on Marvin Beach. also to moral
house and lot South Main siren, both ‘
must be sold. 1
Ask JOHN T. Hams—neat Eng-i
trite-Insurance, 7 Main St. Norwalk. i
ran sacs-atoms soar. oooo'
condition. “no 1-3. Ocean riveted.
leather canton. Inquire Ir. Kline-
lelter. Rowayton. ass tfi
won HIRE—A NEW rm: Pass-1
enger touring car. :2 per hour. Spec.
ial rate if day. 'Phone 1264 F. D.
per cent. rings.
Bates. 5 Eclipse avenue, Norwalk A12.
3!.
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WAN
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
lnes. pay while learning.
M EN SHIRT illONERB.
AN ENGINEER FOR. TWO. OR
three weeks beginning Aug. ll.
“ This factory will resume operations
on oltnday sum it.
Cllteii, Peabody.
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filinLIN‘tifhl
‘10:) nos to confine: 1‘ v
I
i %~*W18'Piile Compound
With 'l‘ar,
For That Cold of Yours
.El/g m. We
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travail. was can: PLANNED
- ~. ‘ro oven on Aucuer 20'
«Honour Fleetflwm . some: to Make
Landing museum and
uneconomic. August, infirm
entire Atlantic anguish: common
. or Admiral um. wluaumpt inland
and establish aha-synopsis Atlantic
_ smelt somewhere betweeae‘ape We;
, mm.
finished in black walnut. very .' " Mfg, C0, C0! COP. Cm 08' Apply 81
Be" in halos for family I”, also “initiate bones with rooms as hand- Mill.
:aossse as these. and not free until,
I 219 East W ingtoa street. Boat very
4
St.
—a
"— walk.
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FOR nenr~snvml ROOMS AND? WANTED—A magmas, 31.
bath, nicely paperod and varnished
EADY i
Address Misan-l
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work, 33 per day.
at
‘ WANTED—#00 MORE DANCING;
' . pupils. Open afternoon and et'ening.‘
all summer. New classes lady instrucv1
-__ l ’ i
To LET DESK 300K AT 65 tor Private. Pdley‘a Dancinli
WALL STREET. MW!“ 0N m?-_'
"33‘ I. count. m if behooi 27 Monroe street. Join today at.
Sept. 1 Address J. M. Layton. Co., or:
’Phone 1027. it
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To LET—TWO APARTMENTS or?I wuuso—auucanons ’0’“
. onus on real estate. Peoples Trust
ilve routes “3" wl‘h lupssvsnsntmoomm 11 Washington street so 1
At He's 55 and s1 spring mt. la- ‘mmm'.’ Ct . ' 8"
quire In. R. Tarlov, it Grove I... or ‘ ' ”‘
menu“ mu" “ a? WMflD—A YOUNG GIRL T0;
help take care of two children. Ap-:
N! to this. Donahue. 36 Fairileld ave-
8t.
T0 LET—A STORE. 201 EAST"
Washington shot. East Norwaik. ll-i nus .
pm Minuteman“: '
South lists email. Telephone so. Also}
an apart-en .i (lapel street. Alli
”Also 5 room apartment
FAITH!!! WANTED-«l WANT A
live wire, a working partner to assist
me in an amusement enterprise a un-
usual merit, Prefer party with car
reasnuublo. l but not essential. Small capitol requir-
' ed. Can guarantee quick returnsou in.
MALE HELP WANTED—SHIRT
ironers experienced on stock work'iveetment. Address Jules 0‘ n.
Not-walk Motion Picture studio. last
Pullers Shirt Factory. iKngston, N. Y. \'orwalk ‘2 Van Zant Street M if
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Busmsss NOTICES.
I use
! inane—court rt' Disl'nlon'r-
l‘ors and salesmen throughout New
,Eltgitlnd States, appoiu: deal-‘ra and
ledmyest
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b
Ihfleihesiadbsunadsilu.
“communal-horns.-
‘Y manhunt“. wasmhu
~ ,tbem. Themtdthssumlu
elm chm'.¥‘“““mmu“m
'0 be. id‘ M.Il&msmuwumu
ea loaday at?“ mm
or are. it. w. Keller, Sea—-
osmium-sunny-
nod to“ ll M Mr. (lor-
hala's house on netts island.
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Genera. hairs d m Sous.”
a six- yearold boy. and ma m
’rech of as Sound View avenue. Stank
from, oped two years. have been sent
to the hospital for m fa- il-
fanyle paralysis Health Oncer Be
well has received one or "to reopen-'
see to his appal no peso-ts who
‘have had infantile paralysis to give
of theirblood scthat s serum can be?
suds to treat uses. i
Mr. and lira. Janos Stokes are:
spending the summer in Ridgeiield. I
i
The Hattie huh. met! by W
Wicks. is hauled out on Power's Cy
dcokaadssheraeaower Pulmon-
giae will be mulled.
hold a hosting leaday eVOIhIl‘, plus I.
for a cl-hko will he W.
Charles Breese spent yestamy h
Practice at trapahoothg was indulg-
gtday at the Dorian House
by those who are to participate in the
shoot today. The crackling of the
shells made it seem like a mutate
Fourth of July.
their daughter, lites Margaret Carne-
sie. loft “Britt House: on Golbndsr's
i Point. this week. for a cruise in their
yacht. Mr. Carnegie's health is greatly.!
Iimproved, although he states that he1
Frank Patrick. Charles 3““. mainland very much from the heat of:
Hiram Brundage OWN . “hill: trip V. the last week. and it: that reason he;
yesterday. All had £006 luck aun‘vand his (easily spend much of theirl
"Hi" who only caught a small "humnfl‘m °“ ”W" “‘9" heat,
back" biackfish. in all the ”ny‘l‘le states that they are pleased with}
caught 30 ilsh. the lamest one weigh-l “I! W PM I“ W and 31-;
in: 3 1-! pounds.
i
ibeautles of the magnihcent trees and;
Rev. J. W. Simpson. of Bridgeport, . folhse at this section. hirs. Caracgiei
will preach at the East avenue )1. EA“? "1 adept in the new and et‘ivancetil
church tomorrow. hir, Simpson balsa" 01 coioophotosraphy, and Miss
“than was much phased with m. pOW- camera. This ii the first summer
erful delivery,
The Sasqua Campfire Girls will been spent in Scotland at Skib oCas-
spend two weeks in a cottage at ralr- tie.
field Beach. beginning next week.. One]
half of the girls will enjoy next week.‘
the other half the week following.‘svenue. Stamford. a member of the
The y for this outing was earn-{kw arm of Andrews a W.
ed by fig strawberry festivals and'and others interested to getting the
entertain exits. Connectiat (trolley) Company to car-
ry passengers from and to Stanford
Rev. William James. of Bell island, to the Darlen station. have called an-
will conduct a moonlight page] ”blather Minx. to be held at the No-
vice on the lawn adjoining the real-imam rm Coomyb hall. uneasy.
deuce of that mm“ young 'mMAug. is. at s p. m., for the purpose of
m... Bertha Conklin, No. ‘ nm’hesring the report of counsel in the
‘matter of an appeal from the Public
lfr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie and ‘
(ll Weed
SALVATOR CHARIOTT
sweet, tooth NoNallt,
Phone 816.
Estimates given on all kinds of Con-
tract Work. Work solicited and orders
given prompt attention, Sewer, water
connection. Masonry, Concrete Walks.
‘ageulv. rail line of automobile spec-
ialties. nationally advertisei Exclu-
‘r-ive territory. leads furnished, l'beral
proposition. Write todnY. Portu-
Newton 00.. 36 Broniloid street. Bos-
ton. Mass. Jli Iii
streei. East Norwals. weather permit-
ting. Monday. August 11th. at 8
n‘t-lotk. Should the weather be or
fair. meeting will be postpon till
Tuesday or Friday. Ire. Charles E.
Stmens, Bell Islam!“ line kindly ar-
iuttutm Commission to the semiot-
fCourt. and to consider further action
in the case. Report will also be made
oi money contributed and expended to
;dite. This is a most important moot-
”actor-iiyarttehwiloaliereallyia-l
, list 20.
,of the operations of the“hotue"fleet.~ .
3::3.“3:l..‘:’:::u.lr“ .... W's. mun-m m ..... we
' :ot cattle and poultry. Brat plus
W . ;
hamrmo — “militiamen” 3'" PM" 1“” ‘°' W"- 3;;
decanting. painter's supplies? wallipflfim 8°“ Norwalk. 7“ ”‘1!
paper. up—io-date styles. lowest prion.“ .
lstimnies cheerfully given. Trial or-‘g
CITY MARKET ..
o‘er: solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander!
69 N0. MAIN ST.
White. 6i 1-: Ely avenue. that
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MR8. STOREY’B SCHOOL
for
IOVS AND GIRL!
intermediate and High School Depart.
. meal“
Ninth Year Begins September 5, 1916‘
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
Number Limited
Address MR8. J. W. STOREY,
a Eimcrest Terrace, NorwaiK'Oonn.
'eiaphone 1687
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‘ A. HASSEN .
83 Van lent. Cor. Osborne Ave. ‘
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NOTICS.
Scaled proposals on blank forms”
furnished by the City and addressed:
to the City Engineer of the City 0:?
Norwalk. will be received until 12'
o'clock Noon. August 19. 191p. for fur-1
nishing all matrelals and labor-for the
construction of approximately one:
hundred and ninety lineal feet for;
cement concrete sidewalk on Prospect ‘4
Cantaloupes .
and Watermelotlé .
street in said Citl'. _ E i
. . ‘ o. A. snunnox. . I
City Enslnoer. i ‘ ‘
1L; . 41’
«1 And all kinds of Fresh“
1
Fruits and Vegetables every t
day. '
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Knight to Be Umpire.
Rear ' Admiral Knight, president of
the Naval War college. will be on
board the new dresdnought Penn-
syvnnia. which has recently been
launched and is. not yet assigned toi
the fleet, as the umpire. Assistant'
Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt will:.
be one of the observers and will havé 1 .
a destroyer assigned to him.
. « Entire Navy is slot-lilac. ,__,___.
’ The ‘entirehlavy Department will be “
mobilised to aid the doles-live fleet.
Rear Admiral Benson.- chief of naval
operations, will-be in supremo char-so.
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Telephone Us use
We Deliver
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and will direct it in its larger details.
Constant touch will be maintained
with Rear Admiral held? through the
Arlington radio station. ‘ '
Moblllze 000 Miles 01? m.
, At the beginning of hostilities the
attacking heat will be mobilised Clio.
miles off shore. The defending heat
will be half way between tilt cm:
in; seat anMe coast. a melt
116»th donut-at liayo‘, in snitch
‘ erect "a . Maine and ”$511334!"
_ _ _.thelooalmail~oarrl-
Matron. are over
ranged to have those who go from; I l peed'
Dell island taken on her husband'ci‘rufl but”: trig: 32:11::th
automobile truck. auto to the no 0‘ WW? and.
' DaHea.’ All vot taxpayers and
“has my .taouotao. imam. fl. w to}... “on“:
people incline that the am no mm. mpui. are asked to at!
at" Gloria. launched for the much
navy in 1857. yet 90°01'41“ ‘° the Pop- ‘ cause.
ular Science Monthly. the Dutch built and do not “3, the trolley em, but
an hrmored vessel nearly 800 "I" have the "we“. of the towns really
“ruer. That "I In 1535. Wu“ Ant'iat hORYt. do not mu” "ha. ‘ detri-
werb was: buiered by the Spectrum. . m.“ to this section this tenunt me
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[a
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a
is aneu- d late. and a number of
bar verses has to. written as suns
with we musical setting by her gifted
husband. Talented people hare may
sided mentalities, and the 110be at
Wiles are often as interesting as
their ares. Ir. Shapieigh duds his
rest and recreation in watercolor
m and photons)”, and u for
pets, his taste has run to monkeys, or
which he has trained many. Ira
Bhspleigh's recseatlve the is given
to a m Mound d h-
ed selves, and to no collection of
precious stones. The atmosphere of
their home is rile with varied unusual
interests, and/the top of the grand
piano is covered with stacks of fence.-
scores and manuscripts of musical
composition atlasthg a liiewerk.
WILTON
ll ___...._.
Ilsa fiancee “land is enjoying a
Hall with her parent.
Miss Harriett F. Oimstead spent
y“. amdi'ednesday in Norwalk.
was Helen Middle-brook has return-
;prossas particular admiration for the 0‘ ‘30-‘00”!!! Asher! Parkland
Barium. N. J .
H. G, Thomson has returned home
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frauen cm? ”9*“ "199”“ ““1 '
preached here before. and the com-1 Carnegie is also very clever with the fill Sutton, in Lyme.
Ithat Miss Carnegie has ever spent in’ Mrs. B. L. Sturges is entertaining;
‘America. Mott‘s summers baring Eugene Sturges, her bwther,-in—law,'
of New York.
Mrs. Julian Gregory is entertaining
“‘ulimT. Andrew's of 28 Suburbaa her daughter, In. Shepherd Antler-i
son. of New York city.
Miss Schmack. of New York. spent
last week with Dr. and Mrs. J. 8.
Campbell.
Mrs. Lewis Rudolf. of New York
State, is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Ira Jacob Kilns. Mr. Rudolf will
come later.
hfr. and big—Otis, of Bayonne. N.
1., have returned borne, after spend-
ing it few weeks with Mrs. Otto's pa-
rents. in North Wilton.
A meeting to prepare bandages for
use in field hospitals. was held Wed.
needay afternoon. at the residence of
lira. A. W. lerwin.
The recent. severe electrical storms
armored 'M’ was the “iron cased In" tend this meeting. and render all as-fiamaged the telephones more or less‘rails. Reading scoring a .
lsisihnCQ in their power to help in the ‘and a repair man made the rounds. tionnl gain. with‘losces of an.
Melly the have automobiltl.:Tllursday mornins. putting wires inimore in Union Pacific'aod;
commission.
The Reading Circle met for the first
.time in many months. Thursday after-“There were large n
' mounted eight 'ot’the heaviest gun!
pod from the Tilley lam. yesterday.
to New Jersey.
'13 being built which will he
» a ticket oihcea
., ' .oct‘lptsewest.
,. [mummies-F "
.ble veeailofiinlior‘thflbid; ariasyL
«:Mr.‘andl(rs.li‘rahk3radlefy.'ot..80o« ~ .
Sundayhtisnssis . ."
chips. cut her down and erected on
the deck a battery with armored and
sloping sides, within which theyI
the factories of the day could produce.
The roar of the battery formed an ar-
uibred breastwork for men armed
with crossbow and shutout. and
there were gratings in the roof to pro-
vide ventilation for the battery be-
low A contemporary picture of the
Finis Brill. as she was called. bears
a striking resemblance to the Merri-
msc. which was designed and built on
precisely the same principles.
DARIEN
.IqOROTON
— Rev. 8. C. Johnson and family-are
expected home from Boston. Mass. to
day. '
A consignment of birds were ship-
.3?
hound station at Darius. A new room
cery store on loaday. fir. Thesis
The Dutch ‘6“ one of their Masai!“ llaay nice families of moderate
:isrge number of the residents of this‘
Repairs are-being Italic to the west. .
used as .-;
‘ _l1smn"rhoele"will start his vaca‘ '
illon. from the Walter Steward am
.noon, at Sunnyside .the home of Milo-
Helcn Middlebrook. A tale of the Ca-
thedral of St. John the Divine, by
James Lane Allen. was read and dis-
cussed. and a pleasant afternoon was
enjoyed.
“M
NEW
ANAAN
means will not invest in Ncrotou or
Darlen home sites when they and out!
that every time they desire to gate:
Stamford It will cost each member of
the family 10 cents 'for micro. ~
section now living there are in buai-'
nose in Stamford. no many of these"
who have families, would often takei
thehlto theatres or other amusements‘
in Stamford. but do not on account of]
this charge of ten cents for a little;
over two miles run.
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A ong the noted additions to the an?
list colony is Bertram Shapieigh. who;
‘haareoonuytakeatbeCutterhouseini
Norotcn. He Is one of the best-known!
composers in Europe. and. though ultertaining her cousin. Miss Delia
American, has uyed until recently lni Brewer (if-Brooklyn, at her home in
mil. It his country place buxon ' Forest street. ‘for the past two weeks.
Ledge. Kent, whence he could easily: For the third time thisryear. "Peace-
reich Paris and Berlin for his conti- : ful Nook firm," the domicile of A. L.
nental productim. His works wemtnenedict. m“. struck by lightning
performed under his own direction In‘Tueeday afternoon. The llshtninl
England, by the famous organisationltore up a portion of the floor in tho
of ninety musicians Which is. in facLIkitchen. where a cream separator is
the private orchestra of the Billie ofilocated. From here it must have
Devonshire. The well-known Ameri- passed to'tbc hat-seabed, where it
can composer. McDowell. owes much:
of his popularity h England to theI
l
C
its.“ Henrietta Batu has m on-
senmtls introduction of his works by
Ma'supiiesh. New York and L‘hicago' Y.,l Methodist Church.
will combat lit. .Weloh’s’mpo- noon. at the summer
attics: his”! hymen insincere
my mm».- .‘wm mm‘m . an: wm-zwmwm
execute to W the
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3"“: .
was travelling
/
struck the horse and killed the animsL:
letter.) Mrs. Floyd H. Taylor and Miss i
Emily L Nehet‘ of theGlenford (N.l
In the after-5
his; Macmman; [k m
baptised , Miss Generics-e Warner; \- Stuntman:
«rs. ~
avenua,andhis(‘he <3 .
constant-team ”i
TuesdaylaecaingJaw '
Phone Sm m
drrviagthrearam ata’
rats when a bee atM.
face. In his attempt is ,
away he lost control of fie
wheel, recurs-med.
oaeofthetreas which“ w
the roadway. The frame *
was badly but and tho' ..
warplanes. particle-as
glass cut him slightly. ‘- 5; '
otherwisohewasnot ‘
‘ 1.
As thunder rolled. m.
and rain fell in torrents. 7;
night, residents near WV
on Silver lilac avenue m H
‘by pistol shots and m
from the residence occupied;
John Vim. It was he“
turbance of the peace was
a med coach dog which but
Eileen O'Neil on the but
was formed. which included
the neighbors and Dog W .. .
Martin The dog was not,
.is still at large. I). "
led Mills O'Neil's lam
Eon Wednesday morning at.
Ithe Pasteur institute. New I . .
itreamest. .
l
nor
inwardxnndsonaadMV
lcldent. Friday, while the?
iing their automobile up that
Ridge hill. near the reside”
A. c. mat-teen oa arriving .
top of the hill. Mr. “It“ am
driving the ear. attuned ,v ‘
igeare. and, instead. ”IBM”:
iThe car backed down the hilly“ ’
the brakes failed to work.
menturu. Somewhere down
the car, striking the Bitter, .
ed and pinned hir. Roles ,fl
it. He was 'rendered
for a few minutes Mr. . .
lunlnjured. He jumped in.
ion its light down the hill. ‘ u
son let h. chauffeur bring M
min of the car to their _ .
.‘lir. Roles was given a thorough
nation, and it was found that
were broken. He is able to be
again.
TODAY IN wau.‘ g
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WALL STREET. 10:80 a. -
fusion, resulting chiefly tron
sis in the railway labor siv
counted for the Irregular-l
prices at today's mat.-
.iadicaied by the uneven
irublicatlon of the marine .r
intent plan was followed by a.
l1l~2poiutslutbe .._.t
dermis
Steel at alight concessions. .
‘und Equipments were tairly
iCopper showed improvement:
:trading in the new. Mocha
[at 98. featured the bond its
insults AND A
Mobiles Floris. ‘.
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hallo. _.
tcrdsy morning. at the home -_
parents. 204 Ely avenue. to '
vices wore held this
the late horse. and inter-men
St. Mary’s cemetery. ‘ ‘
NW 1!
‘ cane or Titans ‘
Mrs. J. P. Tailor of "‘
wishes to thank the n
friends for the amps
the recent death of her
Henry Brown. .
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1: your tenant is d‘.
iatructive become a‘ z ."
Iged advertiser at once.‘ '
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Norwalk Chronicler