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Repairs are being made to the Hill-
Ildc Mllool by Fred Hodges, the blunt
Side contractor.
Connecticut Sui-
irage News
0n 'lutsday oi. next W-‘r‘l tum-l
Bath, there ul‘ii he sufirux mulezlil Ill
ol the l.ltchn'eid t‘ounty Suttraglsls.
'l‘uls l~ limt Llll itl"lu‘d. utiia :.
l: 'he third year 01‘ the holding oi
:lli'h u «dilution in Llltlifit‘ld t‘ount).
'l‘.le militiltloll “til min; a: the home
oi Mia. A. E Scranton Taylor at .\'or-
folk, and this tear it i: expected that
c‘.cl‘_v own in the county will send
rcpl'e-en'atllts. 1n 'ile morning ll‘. re
vtiil he reports trim tho league and
the town sut’l‘m:c committees. ill the
atterlloon ill le will he speeches tlolu
lit: ’l‘ho‘la: .\'. llephtli‘n, Mr: Timi‘a'l
lit-tiller. :lnd lira; l’ul'l'lll. .\ lclnar-
kahle feature of 'lle culnentioll will he
the pl'est-nce of Dr Anna ll. Shaw.
Tht Sierilug-Wellnitz orthe=tlawnl
furl lrll nlu>ll iol the reruiur \vcehil
dance at the Norualk Yacht Club. .H
n~ t.‘ n
TLe mid-week dullt'e will he held
this evening, a: usual. at the Knob
l.‘iuh (ll‘eclluood'> orchestra wiiltur-
nisl. music.
The plice of flour has again advano
ed between To and co ccnts a hurlel
as the lesult of the rise of 11 centsl
in the mice of wheat.
Routine business was transacted
last Mining; 11' tho regular Wt‘tkll'l
muting of \\'clcolne Stranger Lodge.
No it”. Sons of St. George. vllv. \‘t-lt‘rall rulllIiL't‘ leader—now lion-
-v---—— oral)" l’itjitlt‘lll of the National “‘0‘
Extensive preparations are being men Silttragt .\-»m‘i:i'lt)n.
(in the t‘Vc'lllllL' oi the same (lily-
August ‘Jflill‘lll'. Slmn will fiddler: it
runs met-ting in New Hartford, Ar-
rltugclnl-l. a hat - hot-n made by it com
lllittee of local ladies. lllld Ilr. Shaw's
illllll't‘sj is regarded as A great went
in thi< i.itchticid cotl'l'y town. Ull
made tor the annual clulllhuke oi the
Notvalk Aerie. No. 556. F. 0. E.,
which will he held Sunday in
bchlllldl‘s (trove, in i‘ranhury.
'l‘cll applications for the army were
let-tutti ,t'tstvldn) ill the local to» ll dd
- ~ .v . u. .‘i ,t )2 i \v Wl a l‘(‘.~3'
crtlltlng otilte at tho (ll): Hall. A l" ‘N 1‘ ’l' 5"“ . . .
» - . , . it'llt in r Ult‘t‘llllfl'llils titre at rilll‘lllgv
lillliltii‘ oi the applications tulle rc- ‘ ~
. . ltltl. iir. Mum has only Just hcgull
,ecicd (or various rc:l,~on.~.. ‘ . _., .
l't‘illl\ :tttltc stlilrliuv ltork '.~lncc hcl
. . . ltlll‘ llllll>~ in the ~|ti'll‘lL’. She has
'llle lllitl oi (hotn- \\hltc. the ' A _ . ._
l l i l . i 1itll‘r:.~':o ll it ntnnzwr o: no -tlnl2.~ hetott
i ii. I‘ \\ to \l‘: -lll'-~t 4 .‘ i :l\' _
m ‘ H A ‘ . .f _ m 11“] ‘tol‘l'rllg to tttlll.t't'll(l‘,l. hit: it is only
. . , . . , k . x s. .
(ntvlillih. iol ltCklt..\ drill l. “ill U r), ”Wm“ mu PM has been able
conic tip tomorrow luorlilnu ill the
to speak til it llc‘ old iolct- titlti lirc.
(in \ll:;ll.i ;:. ll' .\‘t\v London Huf-
{rugnts held ll‘til' county contention
:ii Uld l._vllle. 'l'llc meeting was llcld
lit lllt‘ liti\'\\iittd inll.: ill thcrc no; a
large unthcrlnu of women from the
\xlrious 'tl\\ll.\ ill the lounl. Mists
lizlphllo Scldcn oi ltccp River has re-
ccrltl)‘ lt-cll doing \t'i_\ :tctivt- work in
New l.ondr-l (‘oullty il\ m":tillll(‘l'. and
thc stim‘i‘ri of her limit on.» tullinly
Fti'fl lll tl.o lurizo nttluhcr at tho con-
vention and thc kH‘n inn-rout that was
tztkcll ill till he lirotccditiits. .\.~‘ tit
l"l':~‘l tllrllitl it'llll “'lillc is tilll on
hall. i'ullll>ht-d hy l'ctcr \‘nast.
(.hll‘ iloln Vitl‘ittlls‘ :tctiom of tho
('it) ill regard to \‘lrlllnfl ('lllltlr' it and
[he l.iiillll l‘(‘i!lll:llltill~’, arc lit't'lllll‘.’ the
polite htlsy communicating with the
homo of litilllli so tllzit lll\t‘~‘llL:Hll(llLi
may be made where needed.
Nc htl»int~s \v‘ls transacted at lilnl
ovw ln:'~ tcctllur of Neigh-
hor t‘nlntt. .\lt.dt rll \\'oodlllcli (it Anter-
litect ill L'
ic.t (ml-q il‘w opcllinu illltl closin: llit‘ tlillt‘l‘ ”Will." f‘tllll'i:ltli0n~. Mrs.
follo- oi tllc llitt‘illlll, \vcrt- 2(lllt‘ llt‘ltl'ul'h. President of tho t‘ \\. S. A.
thronci- it. uh. o\\lll:: to the \vurlllncss "Nil" 'li“ principal :ltltlrw- ~ Lind tllcre
\vcrc ll"‘..{t'lll coils for ‘hc Women to
colllc i‘ov‘u‘urti ill luri'c lllllnhcrs to
|lltd‘,',t‘ lllt'll‘.\i'l\’i‘.~ to pinch in the
.snttmrt on Scpttlllhcr 5th in
New llii\'i-'] i
Tho suffrage pnrmln, \tltit’ll is to ho
held at tho opening of tho lit-putilicau
S'ntc t‘onlcllticn. L‘T'illiiw . u. no the
hint 2t .xltrrrurc dt Ili"“.il'!‘lt"t t-vcr
seen in Fonncclicut. Tho \. which will
flFflPlnlll‘ ulnlcr 'hc of
counties. their Senatorial tl.~'rict~' and
their towns. 'l'hc purltlc \‘.lll stare
at five o'clock prompt and will proh';
ably occupy nhout an hour. ‘
0i thc \vcntht‘r.
MOONLIGHT SAIL WEDNESDAY.
Sli‘l'llllt‘r W. l Stctcns, to Rio lit-:lch
lettving’l‘crrh (‘onl dock at 7:30.
tritliltlt
.‘l:.ly lli'U‘ll . 1tl'l‘t'~l1'(l last night hv
Constublc Seltzer, in llavilantl street.
w:i~ nrtoicllml hctort .ltld-gc Yoshtlruh
in the downtown Ctillt‘l. this lllol‘nlnt.
and pleaded guilty to n charge of
drunkenness. She was fined $10 and
costs.
liiillllt
Eirhway Commissioner Charles J. :
Bennett has awarded to Frank Ar- ALIEN iNSTRUCTlON URGED.
rlconi N Brother, the contract for
_ the building of :l concrete road in Bureau 0' Naturalization Seeks In.
Mitltlletotvn {or n tiisttmce of 1.800
.vnldl; for $8.000. Tllc tlnprovclncnt
will stm-t lit the Portland bridge
and run northerly.
creased School Facilities to: Can. J
didates fer Citizenship
\\'ASlliNt'i'i‘0.\'. it. t‘.. .\l.;...l ‘
tlrcutl lillcrcnsctl Hlltlttl ltu‘llillt'r nrel
to ho |tl'0\'ltltll this full lot the lit-l
:trttttion of fill‘t‘tltllllltill‘li‘t'~lillllls of
the l'nitcd Stutcs and l‘hltti‘lillly 'ol‘j
:llicll ('llnllltlnll“ for citivcllsllip. [luv-f
int, the lust scholastic _\'c;i.‘ tilt' pith-l
iic school authorities of npproxlnmte-i
iy Gill citlcs and towns ill H Stntosof‘i
the l‘nion \vcrc co-oporutintz with tllc‘
llllti t-tl oi Nuttllltlirutioll of the l . S.
llcpnl‘ttnclll of thor ill this. branch
of it.- v-ducutional activity. .i mot-din".
tip in" l‘l“"'lt|l’l thus for l‘eccivcd
the .llll‘t‘ilu, nearly 10o others ll:l\’t‘
slithillt'd their intention of joining in‘
on
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Dnnhul'v scliOols will not open until
Scptelnher in. or pcrhnps later. on :10-
connt of the dancer from infantile par-
alysis. nccordin: to action taken by
the Daubury town school committee.
Eight dcaths from sickness among
the Regular and National Guard
troops on the harder during the “'(‘Ok_
ending Allctlst 12, am disclosed in sin-
ttiltics made public August 1.7. at the
War Dcpartmcnt.
-—'l'he steamer “W. 1. Stevens," will
. . nd _ . _
malt: if”; 12.221102531131331: :nd the nlovcnlcnt and till indications non"
3:11;:3 180‘: PLOW“ Roton Point at‘poillt to it most nrutifying record for,
s a m i p 'm 8.30 I; m Leaves Humftlle 1916.17 school you: ’
. it is the desirc of the l‘itlrcau of:
.,.onat10a m.3 .m. 10 .m.’l‘hc.
um ' p p um public school'
8‘30 p. m. trip from Roton Point re_;Nailll‘allZflll0n
turns in time for the cars to Norwatkimgl't classes he installed wherever}
and Stamford. Round trip 50 cents. For i the need exists for the education and
excursions. picnics and moonlight‘Amcricanization of lorcigncrs. This
rails, apply to Captain Frank R. Ste-.field of operation of the public schools
lis not limited to those who have ap-
was
1 lplict‘. for naturalization. It is intend-
W ed to include all foreign-born resi-
dent-s whose instruction in English
and civics would, beyond question, re-
sult not only in great personal benc-
flt to themselves, but would be oi sig-
nal advantage to the ocity in which
they reside and, logically, to the na-
tion as well.
That the cost of the establishment
and maintenance of such schools is
relatively small as compared with the
‘great good accomplished, is convinc-
TRUSTEE
Do you wish to place your
property in trust for the
benefit of some individual
or institution? The ordinary
bank deals with the living
. man, but: this Company operated with the Bureau of Nnturoli-
takes chargc of his estate mgly shown by reports received from
after he is go d sees the public school authorities who co-
ntiou tact year. With this in view.
the Bureail is urging the superintend
em or schools mirror the" country to
insert in their municipal budget for
uni year an not: providing funds to
cover the expense or carrying outbid.
imbue. aunt school work.
that his wiphec arc carried
‘ out. Please call or write for
further information.
‘ 0M Monday Evenings.
4
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RECRUITING FOR YHE NA
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A branch retrui lllg station tor 11w
l‘nrted States Nut)- ha: lieeen cataly-
iished at llit local armour and a l\‘P'
resentutiuve of the Katy lit-crum'iz
Senice \tiil he here every Monday.
\\'edne.~‘duy and Friday from )0 a. in.
'o 2. p. m. until iunher notice.
Ally person wishing, intorlnation re-
garding the Natal Service in general
ol young men between the ago: of l7
and :30 \tho are interested ill =he l'.
S_ Nut) cull procure literature rela-
tive to ll e- Nat'nl Service. l
Appllccnh ullo ctme up to the re-
tlulrtlncn's physically, mentally andi
otherttl-e, u it be given a course r
preliminary training, and 'hen will Dc‘
assist d to :lllp. l ‘ O B J k
The Navy l.~ particular nowadays as O 0 ac son
to thc sort of recruit; ii accepts. it OPTICIAN
.~ not want any younu men except
those who are sound physically. Who
the ln't iligcnt, of good character. nnti
they must he either native-horn or
fully llLlllll'aliZHl Antericali>_ The ser-
vice offers good pity. opportunities {or
promoting and a chance to learn good
Hades, it is a “ell known fact that
the American hiucjucket is the best
cured for of all maritinc nations“
llit‘il' opperiunities for sports and rec-t
rcution are so far in advance of oth-
er power that there is no comparison.
The 1', S. Navy today otters more
nptiol"tlrlity tor the young than than
any vocation which he may
choose, wheth 4r it he shop, store. mill
or any otller'callinx; the; service tins
nmcr mow attractive than it in at
present. V '
BE WISE
Procrastination is the thief of time. Do you dread Win-
ter’s coming? Our coal in your furnace will keep even tem-
peratures in you home. B: wise and use good judgment
and secure your coal NOW before higher prices prevail. We
have the largest and host assortment in the city, and can
please the most fastidious taste. We can fill you wants
Wlth anything in our line.
RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘
Phone 113-3. ,3, WWW St.
53 WALL ST.
NORWALX
Phone 438
Everything in the:0ptlcal Line
(ll
EYES EXAMIN ED FREE
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Lobsters and Soft Crabs,
Round and Long Clams
CU'IBIIL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phone. 100 sud 100.
til lit'r
ARTISTS TO HOLD ANNUAL EX-
HiBIT WEEK or Auous'r 26. F,“ mum“ 71 North "m a
Borgium to Open Studio to Blivermlne
Group.
The iiilllll :ln'lulll'cxllihition by tho
Silvcrnlinc Group or artists will open
til the studio or Solon ll. liorglum
Saturday afternoon, August 26. and
nill continue on August and 2% and
Sv-lttt-llllitr l. 2 pm) 3.
The Silvcrlninc exhibitions
gained in popularity and artists mer-
it \\ltll cuch succeeding year nnd
notv Tii'llv<0\'t‘l"_\’ high among the art
exhihils of Connecticut. Sculpture ilnll
jottoiry crnttsmunship vie with tlm
oils and writer colors while the etch-
ings lllwnys attract the greatest in-
terest among the lovers of that dainty.
urt. - i
More than the usual number or art-
lists will allow their work this season!
and a big attendancc is ltsstlrcd. The
admission is frcc, and all intcrcsted
iil't‘ cordially invited.
Shoes for Boys and Girls
Strong Ones for Play
Dainty Ones for Dancing
Plenty of all kinds of shoes for little children.
Children’s Stockings, Too
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN‘
It WAIHINOTUN "I"? 1’ILIPNONI. N751.
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have
T he'New Science
WIM‘HON OF CHIROPRACTIC
Climatic in the definition or the
mdtbodlsoucnndthcut oi
daunting the some. Diceane is caused
w c wrench. twist or spnin in the
Eva: if done in chUdllooc
'1‘:ng II‘llitlnmclmd nerves and pain in
. did
’l aunt 0mm Ind
Chiropractor: remove the muse of
(licence and pain henith is tutored
through hunting the nerve syc
tents in your body. Fem-la tmublcs
given spodal urination; ciao alrvnture
of the wins. You will never regret
BM!!! the maximum 3 chance to
MID m
Magnetic Went: given also.
‘ r '94 wk. I
t FRID H. GANUNG.
'MO'II Dine!“ And WIN
, Otiicc nod Residence
i Telephone soc '
54 80. Main St. to. Nam '
*llcirymen’s
Suppfles
Mllk bottle cups, milk bottles all
nlzes, milk bottle boxes, milk bottle
carriers. milk meuuring otlckl, all"
and wood butter chums, milk ant,
strainer milk pslts, bottle brulhes,
etc., at lowest prices.
Albert 1". Gellebe
If you need to buy n cake for tea.
Try chocolntc lsyer and pleased
you will be.
So while you’re housecleaning,
too busy to bake,
’Phone to 5 Monroe for your
Prompt delivery Phone 1069.2. 0
25 Washington 3L. So. Norwnlkf b'ead ““1 “ke- T. FraflClS, D. C.
_ ' “WMHWSLBQNOMI c’
’ The Banner Bakery Graduate from Pnimor “toot“.
t :‘I'cl. 367 5 Monro. “not “—
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N. Y..N.ll. & ll. Tint .I'able
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lNSURANCE
Firc.- Lite, Accident. Plate Glass.
\Vorknlnn‘s Compensation, Liabil-
ity. Marine and Automobile.
...lrcly-Bonds.
STEAMSHII; TICKETS
SUMMER
SCHOOL
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.-—1:39x. 5:361, 5:491, 6:571.
NOTARIES PUBLIC i'hlsx. 7:40. 7:551. 8:213. 8:593. 9:23x.
J. M. [ayfon&co" Int. 19:39, 0:05; man, 10:52; July 5 go Aug,“ ,,
Roll
5 Railroad Av...
Estate and lmuranco.
8°. Norwalk
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P. M.—-tu:oxx. 1:071, 1:281. 3:02x.
:29. 6 15:. 4:311, tizle, 5:45. 0:013.
238:. 7:03;. 8:06; 9:581.
Hours 8:00 to 12:30
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y, tn-umr'.“ 13:“ 32:3 huh ”- ” M ”V.
i Emu. manna; . m -
Bundayo.
A. M.—12:25:. 1:3“. 5:608. 8:58.
9:19;. 10:33:. '
P. bit—12:02:. 1:0?x. 1:441. 8:18;
All Commercial and
Common Branches
We are showing _
EARLY FALL 53' '
at moderate i'.
While we pride oumlves on
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Fl
THE CITY we must call ntunticn to
cheaper grades, for the kitchen, l...:ll -'
use.
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Special prices on chain and tsbi
rooms. ’
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Prompt auto delivery in all
RAYMOND ”it
Wall cu. High so Funeral Dir I
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’ CENTRAL nor
Corner Monroe and Chutmn “reel /
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Rooms by day crunch I N (W
Every room woll vantllntad, oi ~ &
v
Evorythin. I!" c i. "
Adornbly simple are db“ Wt o~
for early Autumn wont. 2 l
MUM '
They may be fash- ’ t
land or 5e... with -\
buttons for thedcoo-
rative note.,
fir,
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listed to -
in the .
man gnvo .
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SEPTEMBER “muslin the .
and ‘ ”tins.
ms: snsnrou 2- ~ _...
For FALL Now as.»
James Donneily.‘ .‘
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing.
Best Paper, Best Work, acct Prlcu
g NORTH MAIN STREIT
FAST
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w Fatah! boll la”
River, Now York' V"
St.) Ivory day m
l m. Froight recoivod It
5 a. m. and at South
5:30 p. m.
8. NOBWALK PHONE 90?
than. 5:45, 0:021. 7:032. 7:11. 7.16:.
7:57;. 8:061; 9:583, 10:05:. 10:60:.
New York to South Nomlls.
A. air-(Mix. 6:80, 0:40, 7:613.
:813. 0:001. 9:211. 10:03.4
250:.
Rut—15:08:. 1:05, 1:23;. 3:042.
Does your foot
measure up to
this bargain?
Special Tuition Rate
Merrill Colleges
3:57. 4:11;. 4:81. mu. 5:1“. 5:29,
5:83. 0:001.0:O¢. 7:151. 7:851. 8:053.
We have some broken lines snox. 9:3. 11:15:. 12:00:. ‘ 3°“. "W .
of Ladies’ Pumps and Oxford: ”4'“ Bimbfl. Put
in White, Pat. and Gun Metal. “Hm 8‘°°" "w" m" '7 M
10:00:. 10:50:.
P. H.—-ll:mx. 1:081, 2:003. 8285!.
5:03, 6:26; 6:00x. 7:202. summon
10:00; 10:18:. 18:00]. ‘
twill Nomtk to New Hsvcn.
A. Ila-18:48:. 1:”: . 6:58. 7:15.
mu, 10:08:. 10:10:. 10:382.“.(113.
uzstx‘. '- - »
P. Eli-4.40.1551. £103. ms 5:10:
220. 0:51, 7:08;. 8:38.. sun. 9:102.
Sizes 2 1-2, 3, 3 1-2, 6, 6 1-2.
Values up to $4.00, which we
will close out at
f $1.98
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George
.THE ANNIE
033 canorr TERMS
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"‘ MOST LIBERAIJ _,
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BETTER CLOTHING
Gately & Brennan
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