unlinkemo Hotel Block.
South Norwaik.
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W. hit the right not: in this
special sale.
The horn of plenty—a big
bunch of summer suits-—
we're closing ’em our rather
than carry them over to
another season.
ictures Framed;
In Any Style
Moulding
DONNELLY’S
, STATIONERY STORE
This announcement is made
to the man who enjoys a
bargain.
We have your size.
Come and see.
Rogers 8c Stevens
So. Norwalk
5 A is South Main Street.
*ciiiiiiws
it?
a;
Norwaik
llcminick llruno, who a short time
. . are bought the Hoitzmtin Diego on
The BOldl‘n littk Company has rats- East Maple Emmy h.
Sl‘nm prior of its Class B milk ‘0 property. in: has cleared the land of
cents a pint. rock anti uriderbrush. cut down trees,
. ~— 1
Old Well Couiiititiidei'y. No. 9.76, (Y.
land is t'0!)~'ii‘iit:tirig a cement walk_
. G. C.. will melt, this evening, for
gular bulness.
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Mrs, Mortimer Smith. of Newtown,
‘wlmse stage name is Emma Janvier,
has one of the leading feminine roles
Routine business was transacted at in the play. “The Ambler Empress
aim meeting of the Star of Columbia Co." which opened in ,New London
Circle. Companions of the Foi‘est,last Inst evening. it is expected that the
' ‘ {play will open in New York city in
..ibout six’wceks, if it meets with ap-
bUmllt‘t‘llfl‘. sleeve mourning bands. proval on the road.
‘1 bBrien's.
A; D
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m9. ‘ A number of local young men who
i There will be a dance. “1 Washing- attended the races at Goslien. N. Y..
Eli) tom Hall. l‘TillllJUTi- ”1‘15 ”Pill"!!- A returned home last evening. Among
number 0' NUIWHIK W01”? are l’lfln' those who made the journey were:
.llarry Tarlov. liecnian ll. Tripp, Hart
,1“ I ll‘)‘ Waldroii, Thomas Horn, William
Work is lirip? pttsh'd rapidly on Canon, l-‘rcd Mills and Mr. Buckley.
the Wilson l’otiit road. and ll ‘5 All enjoyed it fine time. but me glad
”thought. that the wort: will be com- ... In home once more.
”1“.le by September lst. ‘ _
. Go to .lncoby’i' Saturday. Spec-lat
bargains ill Out: dollar is the denture.
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pins to attend.
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this
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' Bpecial .Ofi‘ict r Charles Thorpe did
_ motorcycle ditty for Oillccr Jtirvla‘
vflluriay. yesterday, while the hitter
enjoyed a day's vacation from‘ hilt tj'u.
ties. "
a.—
‘-’.‘L.l‘l action that is returnable in the
t‘otttt of Common Pleas on the first
_.r""' 3'l‘uesday in September has been
”'"um Qrouglit by rituals ObuchoWsky
V5 ' arrainat loweryin and Lugyui Onta-
' r—“"‘ t ‘ inst-u”. -'ritt».pntntia alien-a that the
. There will be a dance M tempo defendants assaulted hlni over the
"t_.lieach. up, evening. under ”‘0 “1”" bond with n blackjack. on June 16.
:;...‘~plccs of the (‘ompo Life Guards. Attorney John .1. Canon .5 represent-
" 'Kemn'a orchestra, of Bridgeport. will log the plaintiff.
furnish initsit. t
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ill‘flllh“. Jacob
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' The annual water sports of the Bell T‘k‘a ““1!“de 0‘ Broad Ml’t‘t‘l.
‘ Island Club will be held tomorrow af- Norwaik. h” brought. suit against
lemoon. A number of u“. “‘0,“pr Orstula Czulcwicz for thou damages.
of ”w Norwaik Yacht Club are plan- The. plaintiff alleges that slanderous
Thing to compt-te. . statements were made about her by
: the defendant. and that her character
=Douglae Fm...” Women‘s Relief was runied. Attorney John J. Cuneo
represents the plaintiff. and the case
Corps will celebrate its thirtieth an-
hitflaltv this evening All members is returnable in the Court of Common
who'cnii me. nsltcd to be present at me” on September 5-
‘ u—J—~_—-
e Wasliitiirtor etrcct hall. at 6 . . -
galor~lt and tll(‘10Lllt‘t'.~' as'earlv alipos- -Saiurdny Dollar Specials at .lacoby"::.
‘ ' . w . l to brin '
bible. 1111:“le a 8“ remindet 3’. All those who took part in the musl-
r "351m ll . .
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. . . .which was: such it comilete success
wranamas. panamas, O Brien a l
improving the ~
{cal comedy. “A Serious Prctlicnnient,”
the W or " m‘uae
represeautive._ud the other two by
the employers and employ“. m
lively.
Mmm
(Continued from first Page-l
the men assembled in a secret meet-
ing to vote on the plan W‘ i
lWilwa submitted to them yesterday.
The railroad PM“ dents want 3ll!)l._§!‘litare were outward indications that
tiation under the New-lands' Act. with i the "axle“ s proposal would be ac-
oepted.
two arbitrators for roads, two for the
men and two for the public. The dblfiTATE CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS-
msition of many of them was said to- I
.... .. .. .. .. ......i 8-°~°;:i1:;:;;;;i;m
character and not yield to Presidenti
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2m: ...... ......
N - m , ’ a "‘ Thur-(day, seat 7, tats, at 1
board. Seine oi the presidents are
said to feel that the public will cnip-i o'Clock.
port their ofl'er to arbitrate everytlzlng‘ TC: fill eligible. “8" from which to
in dispute .lceitify for appointment to vacancies
Others. however, were 0. i ‘ V ‘
the opinion that if President wfismioccnring in the classified cull Bee
chooses to exercize his power and rcag‘l“ of the ataie.
fused to press the men for arbitrattcn 5" "e" "M" Our L's“ ”I" Taken
it will lo difficul' for the railroad nrea- ”um“! 51"“ “W'I'Y ‘-
idrnt to continue Opposition to his. Mt re available men are needed for
1.1..“ - Grade B and Grade C lists especially.
After the t'mployes' meeting had Applicants must be at least 18 relrs
been in sce‘ion for an hour one of theiOl 8&9 and have at 1985! grammar
ledaers cnn‘e out and said sentiment t‘Clitrtil education. with some practical
for the president‘s proposal was by no working experience in stencgraphy
mean; unanimous. but no organiud op- and typewriting.
position to the plan has appeared MOM liatinas will be made on the follow
at them thought the proposition good in; rubjeclflf
iiri the main, but some found objection ‘ 1_ Stpnogmphy Typewrltlnz
am it- notes dictated at so, no and
“There about 500 men in there clam- “0 words per minute $59M.
20”"? {0" ‘1 chance "0 speak." said the ill; accuracy, 20 ................. 30
leader. who came out, “and there is 2—‘v’i‘ypewrlling-Plain copy. Speed,
‘no telling when we will get a vote?" 5; accuracy, 10 ............. 15
liuring the morning President \lil- 3--i~‘peliing—-25 dictated words.... 10
won prepared a statement reviewing i-—-—A:lthiiietic—lntludin" fractions
illte negotiations and explaining why . “
: ' and percrntage ............. 6
lilt‘ chose the plan of settlement basedwr I “my \\'r‘tin"~(‘orrecting cr-
.0n the cighthour day. rare in of. V‘ etc r
i The statement probably will lie glv- 6 >1) ‘ D, 'h ‘ " ' "
en out later. - tllnllillelllp-“lirlbed on written
W. 1.. Chambers, of the Federal me- papers -------------------- 5
dtntore. went to the rren'tl hall at mall-Questions 0“ Odlco Duties—in-
requeat of the brotherhood omciala to dexing, etc ------------------ 5i
explain 'some of the features of the sll- “Personal History. Education.
Experience and Taming (bas-
(d on application and refer-
encesl
untion. .
Ht “1 nt into executive session with
the heads of the four liroiherhoods on
the rubiect of overtime.
in the nicn’a meeting. the leadinfl
objection to President Wilson's plan
was that if it were acceptcd without
extr pay for overtime the men tl‘mnnd-
ed the railroad: would contend thrill
the sole purpose of the men was tol
Qllliiln‘l’ilort‘ money and to get the‘
eight-hour day.
Presidents of railroad companies
who were here today on summons of
President Wilson to hear his prepoaal
for settling the nation-wide strike. ail.
pareutly Wt‘l'v? untJnclined to favor
any method except arbitration. lndi
cations were that the employes. how-
ever. would inform the president that
ti~ my approved his plan.
President Wilson was considering
mint: over the beads even of the rail-
lwny presidents. it was intimated. if
{they aliould refuse the conceasions he
lsuggested. and appeal direct to the‘
lllntincicra who control the rallronda.lon
The president's proposal was llifll;(lflV
‘tlie railroads establish the eight-
1tiny principle and grant pay at usual"
iratea for overtime. instead of the on! oil. lilcticr and eraser. Typewriter
'and it half demanded by the men. All tagoncica will furnish machines and tn-
lnilicr iwues then might be l‘i‘ft‘l‘l‘f‘d tolblett on request. Name tags will be
2:i ContmlfiFth Cl probably ”"90 mcm- .tcnt to cniidldatrti for attachment to
- " ' ‘ machines when ordered.
STATE ClVlL SERVICE .
COMMISSION.
Room 7:}. State Capitol.
Hartford. Conn.
100
Eligible lists are in three erotics,
based. on speed in taking dictation
All candidates. miiat take dictation
at 80 words per niinutc, tirade (‘;
candidates for Grade D. at 80 and
The past-inn run it in tiny subjrci l.“
70 per cent. Thor-c who do at pass
on etenography will not be rated furt
tiicr
Kimono who p.12“: in Grade A will ll.‘
eligible for highest entering salaries:
Grade B. 875 or loss: Grade C. 852 or
least but if time are no available
t-llalbles for hither grade positions.
those standing highest in the next
lower crude may be certlflcd.
or before 12 o'clock noon, So
, Sept. 2. 1916.
and tab 0. note book. pen and ink. pen-
DRINK HOT WATER
' BEFORE BREAKFAST -
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RUSSIANS AGAIN MOVE
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Shortly after 9 Q‘colck this morning
‘who won the Diamond Sculls at
iarmy corps order just issued for,
no, for Grade A. at so. no and 1:0. ;
Applications for the teat taunt bet
made on blanks provided by the com-
mission. and received in their oifi :
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hour! Candidates must provide typcwritcrlday' The Russians have pressed;
iiorward in several sectors.
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merited upon in the Bulgarian
capital. as s the dispatch.
Lieut. uiseppe Sinigagia. oi
Como, Italy. the Italian oarsman
Henley in 1914. has been killed
during the fighting on the Carso
Plateau lays a Central News dis»
patch to London from Milan.
Section Seven of the American
Ambulance Field Service is cited
by General Mangin in a French
its services to the division of the
French army to which it is at-l
tached. This portion of the order
roads: ”This section of thef
American Field Service has:
shown for more than twenty,
months a most complete spirit oil
BJCtlfiL‘C and has rendered great-1
est service to the division to
which it is attached in assuring;
the,removal of the wounded un-l
dzr best conditions. There is not
one of its members who is not a?
model 0‘ coolness and abnega-3
tion. A number of them have.
been wounded." .
l The Austro-Gcrman effort to
throw back the Russians in G3-
licia has resulted in great losses
and met with no Success, the
Russian war office announced to-
Attractive Values Are
Being. Offered at the
._ STERLING
. August Furniture Sale
Satisfy year furniture Mule now while you can enjoy a
substantial savings.
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
[27-12943] Washington St.
Phone 105 So. Netti/elk
Saturday- Specials
—At the—
East Norwaik Cash Grocery
Telephone 743-3 . ' Free Doha)
Delicious Cream Butter lb
Gold Medal PriritryButter.'..‘... ......
Pure Lard, a lb. . . . . .. .....
gammnSiLu-d, a lb.
mo oulders, lean and tender lb .....
Argo Starch. 3 lb. pkg. cut to ...:f‘. I
ICzai‘iipbell‘s Beads, a can . ...........
ex. Ritter’a or Sun-Beam Baked B ...... . I
Dunham's Shredded Cocoanut, a plig’fffl:
Beardsley‘a Shredded Cod‘iah, :1 pkg. ...... . . . .....
oodloooo-OoDI-IICO
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snug-.Q'
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Pure Cocoa. we can cut to ..........
Baker‘s Cocoa. a can ......
Van Camp's Soups. a can ...................
FanCy Potatoes. :4 lbs. .......
6-6-04!
Magnolia or Clover Milk ........... = I:
C°ndensed Milk. full weight. a can 0. 8t
Tender Sweet Peas, new pack, 3 can » ,,,,, ' . .. "Hifié
Pure Molasses. a can . . . . .. ............. . ........ i"-
24 Cottage Street. East Nos-all:
A brigade .of Belgian troogs:
{has captured and occupied the
(port of Karena: on the eastern
lbanl: nf Lalrc Tanganyika. Ger-
lman East Africa. says an official
'Belgian enouncement. Karema is
‘about 125 miles south of Uiiji.‘
Major Norton Mattos. the Por-fi
ltuguese Minister 'of War. an-.
nounced today that Portugal
soon will participate in the war.
fighting on the side of the En-
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Contractor Timothy J. Foley.
th Norwaik. has just completed :
Jame contract in the New York, New
oven and Hartford Railroad Conl-
yard iit Hartford, He has been
two ‘ hi5
,: the society an opportunity to ”*qu dull. dizzy headache. or. it your
y's
art‘ied the contract for
gets in Poughkeepsie, New Yo:
at Clinton street and the other at.
th error-t. and will commence" work
them in a few days.
of
Says you really ieel clean, sweet
and fresh inside, and
are seldom ill.
gwhtn it war: produced in lioyt’s The-i
nice. the past winter. for the benefit.
of the Daughters of Castile. have been.
lnv‘ted to attend a social. this even-
ing. at the Court Lauri Club. ll'is
thought that a larze majority of thel if you “3.9 aectiatpxucd to wake on
cost will be. present, in order to give with a coated tongue. foul breath or
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linetils titilll‘ and turn liito gas and
iacids. you have. a real surprise await-
. —-Secintr is the only way yoi'vnl ever mg yo“ .
ibe convinced of the values. .lncoby‘s upon all-sing, drink a glass of hot
their kindness.
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.tllson’s Remedy
Malaria .
’50c bottle
Stillsnn—PoweIl-Cotpo'ation
PRESCRIPTION patients-rs.
82 Washington Street.
South Norwaik. 0t.
. tilde-bath. it, is said that men and! 1
, women who try lhl'u W canola-7.630 manning Monti mhlrzoaolguramko than: i
a. down i‘iolilc mi tree. it a) may. it i- ago! the to. mm W. hat . ”genial m “meg“ :
utmdiri its-aria mm M l'. at no» : the Miria- flour a m' det'fie‘lfl'm ;
m gm ' Wm,- on‘ ten W harm-at is Dell clean and no . bk mm! am} «a ;
‘Hln tatghcoait $1.". Xumdywwy "Mm‘wwtmfihfifi “D" fit-W‘Wmfifa .
“Dumas“ hulk. Who out.“ WWWMA'I'MWhmmHflhh-W are 3:3.”th
you '3 WV? W» {m we no
1mm Will.
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3 When it Comes to a Show-
"lel ()fi'fl‘ Saturday {01' Ollf‘ Dollar. l Tomorrow morning. immediately
' ;upon arising. tiring. a glass of hot
Suit for divorce has been bmughtiwmer with a teaspoonful of pm
by Mary Gusmass against her hiis'fphosphato in it. This is intended to
band Andrew Guamaas on “19‘ first neutralize and then wash ottt of
teron‘idn of intolerable cruelty. “If.“ your stomach. liver, kidneys and
..iGitsmasa has asked for the right l0,llll!‘iy feet or intontiuos all the indi-
«. use. the name of Mary Deluca in the.“ gcsitible waste. poisons. sour bile and
iacilon. The case is returnable in the; toxins. thus cleansing. sweetening and
W’Sitpivrior Court on the first Tuesday in ‘ purifying the entire alimentary canal.
{Septenibc‘n Attorney John J. Cuneo is The» outdoor to tuck bendaclm.
representing the plaintiff. bo‘ckachc. biliotis attacks. constipation
flaw—...... :or any form til stomach trouble.
* ' Grad to an a quarter pound of tune in
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estone i mounta
heavy guru which‘ have
'am‘iplacod on the way to Triut is:
continuum-
atone ‘pliraslhate nor. the «in; more . ly are enrolled in caverns on the
and hula coloring thin looming iii-immortals “G. l
FORWARD IN. GALIcmfente Allies. ‘ ;
AFTER A TEMPORARY
HOLD UP.
(Continued from First Page).
the line of the Upper Isonzo can
be straightened by the capture of
the mountains of San Gabriele,
iSan Marie and other positions
lying between Tolmino and Gor-'
a. While the capture of thes
ctoriea. Fierce fighting
progress. 'lhue
Saint
ins is regarded as immi-
nent, thcre probably will be no
advance upon Triest until‘ they
have been taken. ..
The Austrians are being forced;
oil the Cam Plateau before spire;
ited attacks of the Italian troops;
roused to enthusiasm by recent
with,
beenI
(intimation-7
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Tigrx tests prove 10
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35cib..tiutter4-35¢ib-
N Y Fkaigcy Cgamerv Butter, Fresh Made ‘
cw or tate gs (warranted free
Challenge Blend Coffee, regular 30c gilzded‘lb. ..... §$
Yale Toast Milk Crackers. per lb. ....... ' '
Fresh Crisp Graham Wafers, per lb. ....... .
Best New YOtk' State Full Cream Cheese lb. H " ~
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Rice for .. . . . ............. t
12 3-4 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.00 5 1-4 1b; 5"
a o _‘
3 lbs. 25¢.
Crown Aster Brand Flour, per bag- .......... ....- 95¢.
Ruby Red Sparkling Winz, per bottle ...... .-.... 55¢
Monogram Rye Whiskey for home use bot.
01d Reserve Scotch Whiskey, hot.
The Beat of Everythin
lar prices. ‘
A. F. Beckmann & .Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
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85¢
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Popu-
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g to Eat an:l Drink at
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83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone was. ' ‘
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The Great Narmada" lOcSrileg,
Starts Tomorrdw
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who-31E A 10c
To introduce Normanna ("litre (iii—if you” buy' one
Tin of VNoniiarmo Olive Oil—whether a Galina, Hdflhl— ' g.
ho.Qaafl,.Pint or Half-Pint—you may have, and” Ti- . 1
of the gauze size by paying only to coat: non.
III-I-Ill-l-l-IIIII-I
it Pint Tim—25¢ or Two for 35:
I i'int Tin—fin or Two tartar
t t Tine-«Sim or Two tundra"
W gallon" Ton—flaunt Two for Sam
I Gallon Mil-or Troiwuto
”outflow-anal. minimal-31d-“
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