t' Icon in every house pala-
‘ifial each big room will be
4 flat glacial till the furnace
1 has are lighted and aglow,
i laid in every humble dwell-
: fig then the cold will be
‘9
" 3:1" ”l" ‘.
compelling, and the water in
h courses cease to flow. For
Ibo Summer‘s swiftly slip-
ping and the frost will soon
”a h.- .
t... 'I-ufl. .. A...“ -... .......~..n _.a.._.._e_ ..
Mafia“ es the W d your
Masha-inst" fruition-e, rugs and draperies,
and cuts out as much drudgery as do
HARDWOOD FLOORS.
. We have them in Oak, Maple and Birch. both in ver-
ticle and flat grain and guarantee gradeineveryparticular.
. Wewant tosbowthemtoyouwhetheryouarebuild-
mg new or Just replacing an old soft wood floor. You'll
neva' approcrate their real value until you have them. Let
us show you samples and talk it over.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
souru NORWALK. coma.
. -~ Our Specidties—Creo—Dipt Stained Shingles. Beaver
he nipping but the man
Board. B. p. 8. Paint.
who's bought his coal need
have no fear. Every home
will need a bin full—though
the cost is something sin-
ful—but 'twill fill you win-
ter full of joy and cheer.
THE
The Only Logical Place
for you to buy your fall and winter hats, is at “The Paris."
First the styles are right, second our prices are lower than
any store‘in town. We court comparison. It is easy for you
to convmce yourself. Come and save money.
“W the PARIS our.“
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK'S FASHION CENTER
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
HANDIIIEA'I‘
OUTFIT
COMPLETE
250
- Specials for Wednesday
SIRLOIN STEAK ...... 26¢
_PORTERHOUSE STEAK ‘ 23¢
CANTALOUPES 5.: each
FANCY PEACHES 15¢ «it
NATIVE CORN .. 25¢ doz.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwallt. Phone 88!.
t SEE WINDOW DISPLAY]
Clifford Pharmacy.
80. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phones 833-153a
Dorlon House
. (Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk i
____ Specials for Wednesday
Boneless Corn Beef " 18c
Hamburg Siczlk ......... . lic. Cabbage ....... We held
Pork Chops ............. . ‘Jtic. Tomatoes ...... 2 (1th l'ic
llunls’ End:- ............ .. 16c. Lettuce ...... ..... ..... ' 1.“.
tea] Stew ........ 140. Sweet Corn .. 25c. dos.
(truck “filial ..... ....... ltic. Sweet l’olrltms ...... 00c. pk:
Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwailr.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
now OPEN i
axons DINNERS AND ALL
' stuns OF SEA FOOD ‘
a: COOKED TO ORDER. ,
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop.‘
Telephone Call 720.
We Are Now Paying
3c lb. for Rays
ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
’Phone 410
98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
“Positively the Finest But-
ter Produced"
35¢ “1.
South Norwallt
PEERLESS COFFEE
“The Belt Coffee You
Ever Drank"
30¢ II). .
20 S&H Stamps Free
IOWPIAI
(Continued From first PaxO-l
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Petitions bearing signatures of 80,-
000 employes not members of the O“
therhoods protesting against a strike
were on file at the White House today.
At 10 o’clock this morning the men
went into a meeting which was attend-
ed by the leaders of all four brother-
hoods. No special purpose was attach-
ed to it and the leaders said it was
just to keep the men together. A
statement in reply to the argumaits
of the railroad excutives on the ques-
tion of arbitration was being prepar-
ed by the leaders and probably will be
‘issued for publication tomorrow. The
brotherhood officials described the
situation as unchanged. The railroad
executives made a formal announce-
ment that consideration of the situa
tion has been turned over to a com-
i
mittee of eight. and that no conclu»
{stuns had been 'reached. The following
.were annaunced as members of the
’committee which will work on Presi-
. dent Wilson's proposal and make a to
port to the assembled executives.
. lialo liolden, Burlington; W. “11
‘Altcrbury. Pennsylvania; Fairfax,
Tllnrriraon. Southern; Robert S. Lorett,I
; llnlon \i’acific. E. P. Ripley, Santa Fe;
tA. H. Smith. New York Central; Frank
' Trumbull, Chesapeake and Ohio. Dang
' iel William, Baltimore and Ohio.
While the sub-committee was workaI
. Ing til executives got into touch with]
I their boards of directors. It was un‘
iderstood that a reply might be ready,
for President Wilson tonight or to-‘
“ morrow morning. in ndminstration:
:circles it was said there was hope
. for a scttlcnlent. The exact nature of!
1"). Drown] to be submitted to Treat-
ldeni' Wilson was not revealed. but
it was believed it concerned the con-
cession of the eight hour day.
I One suggestion understood
by President Wilson.
The brotherhood meeting did nothing
....._ W a."
Tristram
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
GAZETTE BLDG.
fish-c
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PIIIESIS DISCUSS III i
Every one is a bargain at the present price.
Linen and Palm Beach Suits and Coats
Every item in this stock has been greatly reduced in price. some as low as $1.00.
A Few More Hammocks at 20% Reduction .
MN
W~~
& Hyatt
I Another Cut in the One Piece
Dresses
Dainty creations in white and colors that are just the thing for this warm weather.
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0.536 ‘ 'o" “e" “a” o (o‘o’ "’ "e" ' '0' 6"0‘ 0“ ‘
.‘e e a”:9°:“o”:”o”:’.'o”:“o”.”o”e’£’.°:”o’.‘:‘,‘.’%”e”e‘.’e9.x”
.Krieger & Co. "
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. . h 1° 2:; [non of the Catholic thurcb upon the.
lurid}? consideration ““1” t 9 “Eh; situation in Mexico, received furtherl
1.1113222“?!(l‘ttnfigitrzlonig‘zzia 0ridctinition today in the conventions
a provision for making permanent the (“mom
continuum of investigation suggested Young Men's National Union, and the
IlXICiII SIlIJAIIOII;,
. NEW
lsome of the leading priests and lay-
YORK. Aug. 22.——\'iews of,
i
The Leading Millinery Store in Norwalk'.‘
:3“:
——
:’ " ~
‘the of the American Federation 0ft.:. OUR SHOWING OF
"Societ tea, the Catholic f O 0
if}
luerman Catholic t‘enlral \‘erein. The,
. annual report of Michael J. Slattcry as-
éiNew Fall Outing HatsiE
split adjourned until 3 o'clock this, president of the Young Men's Organ-L
a "30°" , : 'i'l .' ti . ro 'm f r
An invitation from \‘iool‘resldeattil'.m?n'.."\h(.l hf") “ p 8.“ ”g 00 3’
l _ ”_ today. is expected to deal with th : Q‘
,“mhf‘” to a” of the T'Prvlmtmftefcondition of the Catholic Church in "0018 Most Remarkable. All the Popular .6
to! Hall the a«mite today was atup. Mexico. .\Ir. Slattcry spent fifteen .3. .3
lo , I ‘ . . . . ‘
lh‘lilt-‘t as a mining engmeer in that C d Sh f d
- ..§. olors an apes are to be oun bere.‘
NATIONAL FRATERNAL . Business sessions of the Federation‘., .3
CONGRESS CONVENTIQN and its allied organizations were held 1 98 t
CLEVELAND. 0.. Aug. 1'39””? this morning, when sortie of the sub‘ 8. a 0 4.98 O
twentythlrd annual convention of the jccls discussed in n... reports of Hwy," 0
National Fraternal Congress of Amer J...“ Joseph prey. of rm. “Trim, and ; :
icu. which opened here .vvsm‘dnr. will, of Anthony Maire. secretary of the 93° " "" "" 0
consider mutt-lures for the pxtvlltlloll: Federation. Were taken up. Mr. Miltrc .. e.
0' WNW" ‘0 chlldrcn f" "‘“""”‘”-‘ in his report yesterday crtliclscd some ‘3.
and 1"" "1" app‘ropl‘llltlon 0‘ “indict the features of modern life nhic‘l ‘
lt)’ cach of the ‘l fraternal criminal ho regarded as mil. including phases 0‘0 7
““7‘5 In ”'9 “MSW“ 1“" “ P“ c y of the looting plcluro buslness, easy .. g .98 to 12.00 .8
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campuliln. Ni!!! Bina 3- West, 0Ldlvorccs. improper plays and attacks :
Port Huron. Mich. Supreme Com-I.
amander of the Women's llcneflt Asso-'
‘c‘latton of the Maccabees, will be the.
principal speaker today. her subject;
‘belng ”Publicity." The first session'
|was ht-ld yesterday morning.
i leorgc w. Miller. of Chicago. presi-
'dent of the Congress. prcilded.
The six hundred representatives of“
eighty-seven organisations which make:
on Christianity, A women‘s session:
of the Federation was a feature of
the morning program. ’
Tonight there will be a mass inert-t
in: under the auspices of the Central
\‘erein and the Young lion‘s l‘liionl
will attend a banquet and lislen to ad-'
dresses by officials of the union and
olhers.
NEW
YORK. Aug. 22.~Ai the
s 00000 00 oo o eoe"‘-
”:94”;o.00.ee.n.eo:o;gae:oo)o.«.ee:ea:«.«.eeieo.ee}o.eo.oe.ee:«:oo:a
0:.
,‘Silk Fibre Sweaters 4.98 to 12.00
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itiiiitiltlliitlltis to ‘ "
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CLAI MS $2,000 DAMAGES.
——
Contract Alleged to Have Been Brok.
r
en Following Sale of Junk
tions of dollars in benefits, will hold ”.0 hundred delegates to 10m everv;
‘ Business.
insurance a part 01' ”WI? activities “3". women‘s session. Bishop 1’. J. Muir: I
M‘Illt‘ll hm”? paid “l" “93"” ”"99 ml‘ldoon. of Rockford. lll.. urged about! 8 UP
two business sessions daily UN“ “1' state, county and city civic movement .———-—-
i
If You Phone 441
or send postal. Old autos
and feather beds a specialty.
No canvassers.
In. Elfron Coal 00., inc.
, 3 Rowan St., East Norwalk
'5:—
THE PERFECT FITTING-
CORSET
THE NU BONE
Perfect fitting because
Made to measure.
sins. LILLIAN REYNOLDS
, fl Winfield Street E. Nomi!
Phone 12415
Normanna Olive Oil - - 10c can
Any Size
See Yesterday‘s Ad.
East India Tea Co.
l‘el.37l 125 Washington Street
" from the best fresh fruits
- obtainable.
“Your Grocer for Them.
“Insist on them at your res~
‘.hurants.
g.
as
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pp
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2.
7».-
l'slcctrical Co.
‘ "is. Only Fully Equipped
_ ELECTRICAL 8301'.
in the Town 7;
AUTO SUPPLIES
M Bus—so So. Mail! is.
,r
Brass and Enameled Beds
We have a splendid line of Metal Beds in all sizes, in-
cluding the very popular Twin Beds.
THE BEST OF WOVEN SPRINGS, MATTRESSES .
AND PILLOWS.
COUCH HAMMOCKS
For the lawn or sleeping porCh from ........ $6.00 up
RAYMOND St SON . .
Wall (Bl. l-ligh Sts. Funeral Directors ., Norwalk
_____. _.___._.
it Pays to advertise in
the, Sentinel
, Wilson.
day.
fsranvmo MEXICANS MAKE RAID.
5 (lUAYMAS. Mex” Aug. 22, by Radio
to Ban Diego—Fifteen
lYaqui lndians on a food raid swoopedyother beliefs not only are fair to usjwhoge
.down on a settlement eight miles in.
Fland from Guaymas, and killed a man
‘ named Wilson. it was learned here];
yesterday.
it
‘ American. The raid, in the opinion of.
government officials. had no general‘
t significance.
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iSPANlSH ARMY MAY BE
lN-l
GREASED. -
MADRID. Spain. Aug. 21. via Paris.
10:30 a. m.——An increase in the span-,
ish army to 180.000 men on peace fool-i
ing is provided for in a military ’8‘.
organization bill which soon will be1
presented to Parliament by the Min-i
later of War, General De Luque. This
calls for an increase over the present
force of 40,000 men. Under the new
plan. 68,000 men will garrison Morocco.
The rfierves of the‘nctlve army will
permit rapid mobilization of 400,000
men. The project provides for officers
sufficient for a reserve army of 600.-
000.
SSHEIDIER IS HIIED
540 Hill Il0iiil0ii
(Continued From First Page.)
der 8150 bonds. The matter will now
be carried to Bridgeport and will be
thrashed out in the superior court. the
first term of which opens on the first
Tuesday in September. It is possible
that the case may go even further
than this court before it is finally de-
cided. .
With the. decision of the city court
passed this morning, the litney situac
tion has not seemed to clear up to
any‘ great extent. With sufficient evi-
ator of a litney who has not in his
possession a regular license taken out
under the conditions of the new or-
dinance. This situation Is the same
however. as the one resisting ever
since the first of the month when the
new ordtmco went into effect. With
all of the meetings and debates and
even the trial which has now been
held it does not seem that any logical
way out of the difficulty has yet been
' in their communities.
fl‘. ‘ “in
"Don't stand back and say. ‘\\'ef
Catholic women are not wanted and,
won't get a fair chance,” he said;
starvlul “My own experience is that people Most propertyowners on the Point, and:
Catholics‘, but are most anxious for
them in work for the
it is only too true. i;
Catholics
us to join with
general good.
am sorry to say. that we
was said. was not an have not done our part in social ser- «d to leave the place only by automo-
vlce work.
“l'nless Catholic women Join civic
moflments we will see Socialistic.
liltheistic or at least merely humani-,a|lowpd on the island, all of the cm-
tartan principles in operation in this
country." i
MAN KILLED IN NEW HAVEN. 6
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 22.——A man's
body was found beside the railroad
tracks in West Haven. today. in the
clothes were these addresses, among»
others, Albert Zurouski. 28 Basslck
avenue. Bridgeport. and 161 Burnett
street tno city given). Clothing had
the laundry mark “J. S." Apparently,
the’man \vas_trackwalking when hit}
by an express from Boeton. ‘
t
TWENTY KILLED IN EXPLOSIONX
LONDON, Aug. 22, 3:43 p. {XL—Tho
‘land, and they agreed that they are,
In Septcmbor. 1914, Samuel Jaffe.of
‘Nonvaik, purchased front William Ef-
Yron his Junk business. which the lat.
hemp "Suriname,“ is onzter had been conducting for a long
what is known as Contentment lslandfume at No. 3 Rowan street, in East
{11:1“lama33:“‘f‘hfirtmfigmgzIncl-walk. One of the conditions of
”on" ”new.” Pena” are a"Wanner sale. it is alleged. was that when
"Efl‘ron sold out he was to stay out,
and he was not to use his premises in
Rowan street for that prupose. nor
'was he to lease or rent it to others-
for the carrying on of the junk busi-
ness.
According to a suit filed in this
Surerior corut yesterday Mr. Jams
made the discovery on December 1,
1914, a few months after he bought
out Mr. Effron. that the latter was
conducting a junk business at the old
stand. and on the opposite side of tho
Tokeneke is practically the property .sm’" “he“ he ““5 carrying 0“ "W
of the 'l‘okeneke Corporation. the same business and was really a com—
streets being all private ones, so that neuter. under the firm name of tho
it would be possible for the Corpora-VWilliam Effron company and super-
i as« '
tion to control the prom sea as ftple intended by Mr. Effron. but all the
(Continued front First Page).
bile. and then under constant surveill-
ance. and for shopping purposes in
South Norwaik only; no guests are
pioyees. who formerly lived elsewhere.
must now board on the island: no
body is allowed to attend church dr
any other gathering of persons. The
rules are strict. Mr. Hoyt admits. but
he has asked his employees if these
measures are not preferable to hav-
Ing absolute quarantine. which would
exist if the disease came to the Is-
The rules will hold for at least six
weeks.
dence. the police will almost any oper- ’
bodies of twenty persons killed by
topher Addison. Parliamentary Secre-
tary of Munitions. added that the num-
ber of casualties was not as great as
was feared at first.
i
NEW YORK BARBERS STRIKE.
'NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Two thous-j
and barbera in 800 sfifips went on:
strike today. according to Charles M.;
Fielder. vicepresldent of the Intel-«majority creditors demanded the no
national Barbers’ Union of Americagpointment of a trustee under invoi.
They demand an increase of $1 a weer: , untary bankruptcy proceedings. Al'-
in wages. gument was heard this morning. AV
m
(Continued from First Page).
~—
torney William Cable appearing
the majority creditors, and Attorneyi
I Mirson of Hirson & Bertinl, New York"
SEPTEMBER 18' city. appearing for minority.
NEW HAVEN. AUB- 22-—Th° 09“” The trustee has been given per-
ins of the New Haven public schools ’ mission to sell the stock. about $4,000
was fixed today for September 18' lnaor which is said to'be in shoes, the
stead of the 5th. the school 60111111111961 market price oi which has advanced
hoping that infantile paralysis wnl be‘. so materially that larger revenues
on the decrefile by thflt date. i than expected may be muted.
t It was learned that Bertotti, in en-
SEAOON'B HOTTEST .DAY. deavorlng to leave the country was
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 22.—-The waylstopped by the immigration authori-
ibe mercury mounted in the tube this j ties at the Canadian border but re-
forenoon suggested to Weather on; leased. His whereabouts are un-
lerver Tarr that this .would be sea~‘ known, though he leaves many con-
.—
NEW HAVEN SCHOOLS OPEN
eating decision made.
reached. nor any important or inter-rt
son's hottest day here. The noon ilg- filling persons in Ridgefleld to moan
ure was doing better than 90. . this disappearance.
l
ed. it is possible that the beginning.
of next week will see new develop-stock in the concern was in the name
the explosion yesterday at a munl- ments in the proposed‘ quarantine;
tions factory in Yorkshire have been my".
recovered. Considerable destruction 4'
stimuli;talisman: miihi IRIISle fill
,ESIATIE 0f MISSING BAIIIiliI
House of Commons today. Dr. Chris-
I
i M‘—
of Mr. Effron's wife and daughter.
On the ground that it was a viola.
tion of the contract of September,
1914, Mr. Jaffe has brought injunction
proceedings and a suit for damages
claiming $2.000. Judge L. E. Burpeo
has issued temporary injuctlon pro-
ceeding against the Effron company
from continuing the junk business.
The rapers are returnable lo the Sept-
ember term of the court.
3
Feet Hurt? ,
You and suffer no longer with any
sort of foot ailment. We can give
you instant "lief and a manent
correction. Come in an let us ex-
plain this wonderful new method.
Given eadmlvely by us
Keeler’s Shoe Store.
Norwalk Chronicler