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“ANISH WAR "VETS"
‘Naticnal Encampment will Be Held at
Chicago September 4 to 1—0’lea
Pat)» Darin, oi Stuart avenue, has May Get High»: Office Sever"
uttplrd a temporary potllli‘tn 35 Will Attend From Thin City Impor-
mom agent at “thou Point Elation. tent Business to Come Up.
Routine bilalllh‘é “as transacted Tip ll.l?"=+'uili na'ional e'.t'-nt'.i¥t»«‘t‘
of the [hired Spankh \‘s'nr \‘Vll‘l‘anr
nil] he held 21‘ t‘ltitazo. SPp‘t'llll-t'l' l
to Septemhw 7 it i~ expectcu ‘l :‘t
it will he one oi the most largely at‘
Minded and won important eucan‘ll‘
llanis hold Ly the organization. The
committee of arrangements consists of
men prominent in the social and Doll-
tical life of lllinois. Among the mem-
lier- of the committee are General
James E, Stewart. chairman. a i'it'il
War Veteran; General Frank E. Dixon.
adjutiint general of Illinois: l‘nited
Slates Senator J. Hamilton Lewis and
lieutenant Governor Btiri-att ()‘llara.
Among those who will attcnd lite
encampment from (‘harles L. Burdett
Camp. 11? Hartford camp of the or-
ganintion, Hr... l'a-t (‘ommander-inv,
chief (‘harles w. XMHOH, Comman-
der W H. Payne and Merton W. Bas-
sett and Emil Roelzm. delegates at
large from the department of (‘onnecfi
tit-ut. (‘aptain ll ll Snunders, who
has hf"l :1 familiar figure at national
ellt'llnlitlllmll~ “ill tibo probably at-
tend. i
Pn‘>lllt'lll Woodrow Wilson will re—‘
\ievr the hip narmie and he will also
address the O'lt‘fllllillllt‘hl. The pro-l
gram for tin: mnwntiun and the en-
lt'rluilllllt-‘l’il of ”W guwls has liccn
(‘lfllltiliilv‘lx plnnnct‘, There will he
numercns PXf‘lll‘le'l trips and visits
to the inland lnkm a'ltl \tlt‘allon spot‘s.‘
firm or the points tlmv will he inspect-
cd is Fort Slit-Tillilll, the l‘nlted States.
lam owning at the regular weekly
meeting of Our Brothcry Lodge. No.
10, l. 0. O. F, held in the lodge rooms,
on Wall street.
The regular meeting of Sherman
Countil. lloyztl Arcanuni. will be hrld
this evening in Odd Fellows Hall,
Scum Main Street.
Norwalh Lodge, Benevolent and
Protective Order of Ellis, will hold its
nontllr tomorrow evening,
I! ”It Home. Stuttt Math >treet.
llit-‘G‘liitg.
Li'vi Cooper co:i.plaincd to the po-
lice this morning about >011)? one
breaking a window in the old overall
tat-tow. on Knight alrt‘el, owned by
Seynour Curtis. The damage was
dam Saturday evening. The police
I‘lll in\‘c.~ligate.
——No matter vshich way or how hard
the hind blow: Hillside, every room
in your house. will be wsrm and com-
fy with l'lurnhnm (‘Osy Comfort Heat.
Lord & Bunihatn Co, lrvington, N_ Y.
(icorge Moore, Janlltll‘ at the Nor-
“.ill'. l'tillllll‘)‘ Club. reporttd )"“§lll'-
day that hc litid found a ilut bottomed
rovboal adrift no-nr thc club dock.
The craft was painted dark outside
and 'rtppt’tred to be ill a mood condi-
tion No one has 0.5 yet luid claim to
‘1“.le Military ltcwrrntion. while at North
_‘--,__ . _ (‘hicann 1.. the new stituotmuo naval
The i'ecnlnr Wm monthly mectin: training station, the most completely
cutiitipcd in the world. There will
also ho tt \‘i.~it to thc t‘hlcnge Art In-
.«tituw nnd thv iniwluill “font-t" among
the w pt-w‘nt will ltt- tilde to take in
tho Anicricttn and National lmaguo
liawbztll cumin. :t:4 thr- major league
schcdulm happt‘n ‘0 ll" arranged
that (‘1th and \\'hi:c Sov hm'c home
g'mics :tt tltc lllllt‘ of‘th.» encamp-
tnctit. ‘
As tnunl. lntcrc<t cot-tors in the
of ot'ticc oi commander-
Thi~ in tho urctt‘t'sl honor
dcomcd
of tln- t‘il) council. schcduled for this
evening in the t‘ny Hall, has bccti \‘llll-
ccllcd in \icu of tlic fact thni tln-rr is
no important ““9“an to ho brouuhl
'bci'ort- ll nivcttnt: ill this iinic. The
next lt'ulllill‘ incl-ting will not he held to
until Scptcnihcs.
llcur)‘ ‘\.a1“’l“. a painter cmploycd
by Jncoh A Illltltlt’l“. in in the Norwalk
lltppitzti suit'crtnt: from n broken right
ankh. can: . ..' l,\- falling from n lutltlvr
while ill “tn-k in the Lincoln Bt'l’lUOl
olvt‘lion
lli~t'llici'.
in tho crcttnizution and
is
last “wk- Hr “I” "" "““fim‘d ‘“ ”‘0 “ill worth while fit‘ltllllu for. The
institution for stimt‘ time. “5* 5“““"‘“ (“tr‘t’ttlmo'h nimt ill‘i'lnllli‘llllv men-
)‘cnr:i ago hc bliikt‘ the some ankle b)’ timwl for thc l’lllt‘f‘ :trc (‘tlll'tlln
ll, Chisholm, of “Huntington,
“ho it :stttit-rintcntlrnt of works
Illl'llt'l
ll l‘.
[(‘ltrfill of it full.
Cornelius lit-Namath. 0f Ilt“‘(lt“l"““- in thc unwrniucn' printing omce
has resigned hi»~ liiifillifln ““11 A- and n pvvt «lupin'tttmn‘ t' .ntnmidcr.
chkcrman £- Stui, in this city, nod Ho ll!.lll'llli]ll ni‘ 'lw nntitmnl logis-
has zicccptcd a uthllltill with the D. .\l. twig.» cointnit‘t-c. i‘lliillll'l‘ mindi-
tlntc it (‘nptnin Thomzn tloltlincny of
\‘. Ix .lvr=c_\‘. I’It‘ i~ n pzist dcpui‘lmcnl
('tllllllliilldt‘l‘ of .\'c\\' .Io‘l‘it‘y :t‘ltl is at
prewar n in: nilwr of tho national logis-
ttt‘uinl tiipntiizri‘ioli. Still Lllt‘illl‘l‘ (‘tm-
tlitlntc i: licntcnnnt Govnrnnr llnrrtttt
(l'lltti'n t‘l‘ lllititii<. llc lllN llH‘l‘. prom-
Vinvnt in thc organization nod is at
prcscnt ll llll‘lil‘l‘ of thc national legis-
lzttivc conimi‘tpc l
Num- of :h» :ttmvn meantime} local-
ltici-i has M'ci‘ Cccttrvtl the honor of
lit-inc thc homc of thc commander-in-
chief and it is prolmlili- that, for this
icaeon. thc tlcht ovm‘ thc clcc'ion will
he warmer than usual. in vicw of the
fact that lllinois‘ has thc fourth lnl'izcst
department in tho country and liecnn‘se
of the prominence and popularity of
its candidntn thc elcction of linrrntt
jO'llttrn as comniander-ln-chicf is look-
ed for by many.
Captain ll. H. Saunders, past sen~
ior vloe~cmnmandcnln~chief of :iw tr»
ginlzujon, has hcen requestctl to tor-
mulnie such amendments to the laws
Refill t‘o., 0i Ill'llluvhtil‘l. filr, McKn-
mara is bcinp conprttttiliitml lmltt)‘ lw
his: many fricnds in thi< city, \\'howi.~h
him the greatest Hucccas in his llt‘W
vcntuie. He will take up his new du-
ties with ihc Drldgcport firm August
28th
1
A The local policc rcccivcd :i call incl
evening from Sheriff Elwood, of Fair-
field, to stop a car bearing: the New"
York license 285,670. Ofliccr (‘lunc
stopped tltc machine and held the man
who gavc his mum, its Fritz Nave, of
998 Madison avenuc, New York city,
until Sheriff Elivood's arrival. He will
be arraigned in Fairfleld this morn-
lng. charged with operating a motor
velzltle while under the influence of
liquor.
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"Wee Jack" Gilles-1pc, the diminutive;
captain of the local bull tossing squndf
which performs weekly at Amusementg
Park. was considerably wrought up‘
Sunday afternoon when he read his ‘ of the order and its ritualistic cornnin.
fielding average in The Sentinel andtnics as he may think necessary. He
found that he had three large. errorsfwill probably prepare a permanent law
to his credit, Jack was so positive ‘ on the establishment of outpoms to be‘
mg he had made only one bunglgyallflCht’d to the camps of the order.
during the season that we looked ithmS *5 One 0’ “1“ most MW’W“
'meusures that will be taken up at the
, up and found that Jack was right. One;
' encampment.
Those at the encampment will also:
try to bring pressure to bear on the,
United States Senate to take some at:-1
error is correct and the second base-.
mart: average should have been .980
instead of .945. Our fault, Jack.
Fire and Burglar: prodf protection—it is very im-
portant. Fire may . destroy the contents of your
home at any time. Burglars may rausack them.
during your absence, Protect your valuables after
you get them. You can rent a Sale
awnings.
in our vs'ulls at $4.00 lief year. Open 'Ml'
do! on the unspoiled prna‘lul‘p iu ..
To MEET in west lies 0! Snnish Wu- veterans.
members 0! the usoclotion feel that
The
they are entitled to 1*:llrluh:
Sputum manner: or the order are
l'l‘PU-‘rd 20 illt‘ Pell‘lUU >)nlr‘ln 2.: pi.»
paged
It is cxpc-t‘lrd tha’ Ft~0lu¥l0u3 \till
adopt-:d, bearing upon the mat»
ter of national preparedneas. Resu-
mll “:0 '0 all p8-
trioilt‘ olden. which the organization,
l»; the terms of it: (Ollrll‘tutiun, is
bound to support.
lll'hmlcscl
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you must pay proper uttention to diet
Ind livlnz conditions, and get plenty
of rest and fresh air and good food.
Many a life claimed by this aflettion
might have been saved by timely at.
tontion to these matters. In many
cues. hovever. a rundown nyltcm
needs nuisance. Vader these circum-
stnnces. try Eckmn'l Altorative. a
lime trgatment which has the unique
quality of being «lily assimilated by
the average person.
Give Nature every chance. but
ltrengthen your own chance- by us-
in; this ”1931111“. which often has
elected beneficial result;
No undue calm: no mad. for it. but
it hu help“ in many cam. And it
is late to try, for it contains no opi-
uu. anemia or hum-forming druxl.
From your drug'ln.
But-u Latent-n. rut-ulna.
The Clifford Pharmacy, and the
Stilwn-Powcr Corporation.
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iuiion> be bent
'Eon‘t waste the days in waiting
.a't try to and permanent stout?
.am (or soul-ting you may navor
we again—4m Inc a Scutincl “For
Dcirymen’s
Supplies
Milk bottle capo, milk bottles I“
sizes, milk bottle boxes. milk bottle
carrlen, milk measuring sticks, glsss
and wood butter churns, milk cans.
airliner milk pails. bottle brushes,
etc., at lowest prices.
Albert F. Gchebe
Prompt delivery
26 Washington BL. 80. Norwslk
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" nsunnua
Fire. Life, Accidcnl, Plate Glass.
\l‘urkmnn’s Compensation, Lil'lllll'
ity, Marine and Automobile.
Surcty-lionds.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
.l. M. layton&Co., inc.
Roll Emu mil lncunnu.
5 Railroad Ave.. 60. NorwIlk
Does your foot
measure up to
this bargain?
We have some broken lines
of Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords
in White, Pat. and Gun Metal.
Sizes 2 1-2, 3. 3 1-2, 6, 6 1-2.
Values up to $4.00, which we
will close out at
$1.98
Glover’s
Milton Elwood, Manager.
122 Washington St.‘
I12 I:
Deposit Box
Phone 10692.
wit—m— ‘,
BE WISE
‘ Procrastination is the thief of time. Do you dread Win-
ters coming? Our coal in your furnace will keep even tem-
peratures til you home. B: wise and use good judgment
and secure your coal NOW 'iicfore higher prices prevail. We
have the largest and best assatment in the city. and can
please the most fastidious taste. We can fill you wants
With anything in our line.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone "so m Wailinnon 8t.
53 WALL ST.
NORWALK
O. E. Jackson
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New Hats
We are showing a new line all
EARLY FALL HATS ’
at moderate prices
OPTICIAN phone ‘33
Everything in the:0ptlcal Line
EYES EXAMIN ED FREE
ALL ,KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Lobsters and Soft Crabs,
Round and Long Clams
CUTBIIL'S BRlllGli MARKET
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Fret Delivery. 71 North Main St.
Shoes for Boys and Girls
Strong Ones for Play
Dainty Does for Dancing
Plenty of all kinds of shoes for little children.
Children’s Stockings, Too
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
.1 WASHINGTON .TRIIT T'ILIPHONl 147M
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHiROPRACTlC
(Rumor-tom in the definition or thr
mills of the dlsonae and the art at
saluting the nine. Disease is can:
by a wmnch, twist or sprain in xii“
Even if done in childh’lic
l! mute: pinched ncrvea turd pain in
lnmr life in the din
, “mm mm organs 6nd
Chiropractor! roman the cause of
discuss and pun. health In restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tcms in your body. Female troubles
given special “tendon; also curvature
oi the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help In
lunatic (to-homo given Ilsa.
T. Francis, D. C. I
84 VII-Mouton 8t. 80. Nomlk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
p-to-dalo rvloo nil
FRED H. GANUNO.
Funofll Dirt-(tn ind Embnlln
Ollie. and Reudcnco
. Telephone 004
34 30. Main St, to. Nomi
If you need to buy a cake for ten,
Try chocolate layer and pleased
you will be.
So while you're housecleaning.
too busy to bake.
'Phonc to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.
The Banncr Bakery
Tcl. 867 5 Monro. ureet
SUMMER '
SCHOOL
July ;, to August 2:
Hours 8:00 to 11:30
Alt Commercial and
Common Branches
Special Tuition Rate
N. Y..N.ll. & ll. Tim: .l'able
scum NORWALK To NEW YORKl
A. M.—-l:891, 6:353, 5:49x, 6:57x.;
7:13;. mo, 7:551. 8:21x, 8:59x, 9:23x.f
9:89. 10:05:. 10:33:, 10:52:. i
P. M.-—12:02x, 1:07x. 1:281, szozx.‘
3:29. 421k. 4:31:,5:18x,5:45,s:02x.3
8:211. 7:02; 8:06x, 9:53x.
- Sunday:
A. lib—12:251. 1:39x, 5:491, 8:59}
9:19;. 10:33:.
P. ll.—12:02:. 1:07x. 2:442, 3:123.
“31:. 6:45, 8:02x. 7:021, 7:12, 7:661.
7:571. 8:061, 9:531, 10:05:, 10:40:.
Now York to South Not-walk.
A. Ili-«lflh. 6:80, 6:40, 7:511.
8:00x. 8:813. 9:001. 9:211, 10:08:.
10:08. 10:50:.
P. M.—-12:031. 1:06.
1:232. 2:041.
Merrill Colleges
Phones 108 and 109. .,
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\ Bargain Week .
FOLLOWING OUR MID-SUMMER CLEAR- “3.
ANCE SALE F.-
We shall put our Lelt-Overs, Short Lengths and W
Broken Lines at Bargain Prices. ls;
Many Items in Summer Goods that will interest you. O“
U.
A. DICKERMAN 83 SON a?
SOUTH NORWALK, coma. PHONE 440 9." '
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000 oaaaoonoganaaooa-
CENTRAL HOTEL
Corner Monroe Ind Chutnut Streets, South Norwnlk.
nsww RENOVATED.
403. Bi SESSA. PROP.
Room. by day or week as ruunlblo prices.
Every room well ventilated. electric light! and on.
Everything first clans.
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing .
am Paper. But Work, Best Print,-
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3. NOR
Adorably simple are these newest of frocks
for early Autumn wear. featuring the new
“Overdreu” eilect
Shown in
PICIORIAI. REVIEW
PATTERNS
ioncd of Serge with
buttons for the deco-
rative note.
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and
For FALL
NORTH MAIN STREET
WALK PHONE W
They may be fash- (
SEPTEMBER PATTERNS
THE FASHION BOOK
New on sale
Freight boat leave. PM 27
River, New York (fool of Cllh
St) every day except Sunday. I
m. Freight received It Nomlk
— on. m. and It South
5:30 p. Hi.
George F. Foote, General Am
THE ANNING J. SMITH‘ ,
PORTATION LINE, Ina.
YORK.
Hamill} up"
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Galely & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Successor to Wm. Efl‘ron.
Phone 499. . ‘ ‘
37 Fort Street. Eaut No
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3:02,. 5:25n‘0:00x. 7:202. 3302,9301. 5" b 030 "I ‘m any. OUR CREDIT TERMS
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——!tyouhadb«n|xood
laps you hove found and
twice the salary-and with
Norwalk Chronicler