a
rnuaamv. AUG. :4. we
YOL'R INSURANCE SHOULD BE
WRITTEN T0 PROPERLY COV-
ER YOU. Think this over. it mean:
a great deal to you.
Taylor 8: Golden
Telephone No. 1&9
loath Norwalk Trust Co. E“.
# Septeru ber.
. hat wasmedc
' . .
mMSIEfe to day. establishing ltaduuutters for a' llr. Hm” (I “writ hh “If," “mi
~. b11353! rctruitin; rla'lltll in that cit)‘. An oi- ”MM!“ r. ”M “ii" f, H‘ .menghfill,
'ul \ fiw will ulldUultlt-dl)‘ be ttruporaril) ._ i‘dl'lt‘tl on an auo tap tooai ‘tluouu
opened iii tht St-tenth to, armory. 1”". N “ lunslattd NM”' 1 hi) i All
tpcct to reach Boston this evening. l'
*IE sort of coal we sell l’ ‘ ~ ~— ‘ " in
is a blessing to human-
ity. It‘s clean Hid it's
full of heat. Treat your home
to a ton of it and let us know
how you like it.
Harris & Gans
Water St. South Norwalt
l
INSL RANGE ,_ ”mm J
or ALL KINDS WRITTEN tn,
run 3557 couraxtm IN THE! f
Busrxnss AND WRITTEN as‘
I'— , v”... V
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g ( WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for .\'orwalk and vicinity;
venerally l’air tonight and Friday,
light south winds. Weather condi-
tions; The disturbance which lta‘s-
ted over this vicinity last night is now
central of! the coast near Nantucket.
Another disturbanma is central this
morning over l‘pper Michigan. Show-
ers reported during the last 24 hours
in the northern portion of the Lake
region, the southern districts and
along the Atlantic coast front .\'orth
l‘arolina to Maine. There has been
a slight rise of temperature in the cen-
tral districts and a decided tall along
Ihe North Atlantic Coast. Moderate
lemperaturcs pervail aloru: the entire
northern border.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘empcratttre: Low, 64; high,
83. Fair“.
citrus
.‘diss (Betti-view I.al-‘:t,\'c. vi I’t‘ance
Strtct, was tidmitted to the Norwalk
.lii ~pltal tlti-' I‘m lope. v.1‘trt- site will
12a two an operation for :lf‘llt‘llt'l
Its.
'I‘be excursion of the (lid Well t‘nlll-‘
maztdery, I'. 0. C, (‘., w;..= pdetponed.
last evening. The party was to 5:010
]l_\'t‘ I‘n-ach on the W. I. Stevens, but
bet’tuse oi' the thrt-atcnim: outlook of
the weather, it was postponed indefin-
ltely.
‘r.
Word was received by the local po-
lict last cvcitipz, that a man had been
strrt(k by an automobile while walk-
ing along the turnpike iti Norman, and
was tin-n in n st-rious condition. in-
s'estigation by the Stamford police re-
‘ Vented tlte fact that the man had not
been struck by a machine, but was
built tint: front a lit. lle Vtitfl takq. tn
the Stamford Hospital for it'ea‘tuetti.
In tlve rose of the .\Iert-Itants‘ Line
713. the Andrew Radcl Oyster (‘ont-
pail), which resulted over the use of
Mer-
(Wstm‘ company,
twc barge; lit‘lnll.lll‘.’ to the
(-lanis' Line, by tln
.Iudae \‘osburizh drtidcd this morning
m the downtown ccttrt in favor of the
plaintiff. Datnarcs 7. ml am to the
amount. of $148.33. The plaintiff wa<
J'epi‘esrlllctl by .\t'ur'nc-y Ire. 0. fire:-
my. and the plaintiff by Judge Joseph
R. Taylor.
{I
ACCESSIBLE
ONLY TO YOU
'A Safe Deposit Box in our
Fire and Burglar Proof Vault
is absolutely secure and pri-
vate—accessible only to you.
The cost is low—$4 per year.
llll PillPll’S lllllSl ill}.
7. Washington Street,
"I Send: Nor-walk, Conn. ‘
' 1% Interest on Savings
and Mrs. J. Emory Stevens returned;
home last ewning from an auto tripli
to New Hampshire. They had a Very
3 fine trip. and enjoy ed themseltes every;
' rntle oi the way. A peculiar incident
of the trip A.‘ that they started in a
R 10111 t-ytl.:tdt: auto and inurned in a
AND PERSONAL
Jame s .\icxally. who is to do the \'a'
3 six.
News t‘i ca‘ton work for 'lie Associated Press.
g in the office of The Eteuing Sentinel,
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bodwell and Hit! '
. for «ht: two weeks commencing next. ,
“6)-;3 :3.” £735] Monday, is at present substituung in
: .‘dr. ind .\ir» .\'ril Morrow Ladd, of llaitbury. \ictor' J. lin'ielislta, the '
.(lretnwnh. will lent..— to: an automo- regular opuatcr, will spend his ‘irnc
bile and tainpuu: trip to Vermont in in the Berkshires.
.\lr_ Iadd is one oi the
baitng rltlrll‘ i'i the ncw moH-mt-nt
l
Dorothy (‘u'ieo, at Hillll‘Otid
‘o protut AIIlQfllt‘JII birds l-;- ittstt ut- avenue, has resigned her position as .
ing bird sanctuaries in the grocery MUI'C of II. "
dwlmll.“ Silt. tat in \latn >..‘t l '. .\ll:> (‘ttneo's
.‘llss
throughout the cabinet
\ r—- - position is how bong tilb ti lt)‘ .\llm‘w
Annie (‘oli..ti, of llllll FIT-“l"
llistrzttz. ' ,t
:ilct‘l,
Lent-tan? liliitifrvl‘l, and Stl'gl'inll
Lotkwell, offiu-rs of the local arity
: i
l tilllllllg ratio“ are in Stamford to-l
Eyes of the World by Harold litll pm.“ mu“ m”. 1,9,." menu] by
\\ I‘iLlll has just been publi-bed l'l the Xm-“Mk fritntls of Fred {\lurphydl
10 cent edition. Tlll.‘ l> a book that from gummy. _\" \’., “in that 301mg
i~ w ll worth trading the second time, up,” jg ”mom; a two \\'H‘k.s' \aCa-
‘ilei .\our‘ cwti copy a' llonnclly‘s tion, l.
~statioriery store. i ‘
_~_ .\lrs. lil‘tert 'l‘, .\iash arid daughter]?!
.\Ir. and Mrs. Arthur Seymmir have .\liss Lt.” .\lartb, oi South Not-walk.’
returned to Danburl' after a two weeks “i“ 103"“ Sulurtlill‘ for .\'cw Jen-t _\', ..
tisit with his parents and friends. \t‘htre tltt'.\' *‘H’t‘l‘l to >l't‘itd H WWW“
.\irs_ T. S. Glover re‘urned with them '
for a \isit. The trip was made It)"
auto.
t
llr. A. S. Kat'tuutttgh and daughteow
()litia returned from a tour among the ’
-— ' iltt-rkshires stoppvd and visited:
friends in the city today.
a
.\ir. and Mrs, W. l.. (ilsen and .\ir.i
and Mrs. Fred S. Lyon have returned‘
trotn a Weeks vacation spent in Hart?
cock, N \'., with Dr. Ererett H. Jones,
of this city, who has a summer home
itt that place.
Howard Nadia, of .\'orwalk, is enjoy-
ing a tow dais‘ \'l>lt with his parents 1‘ .
,in Newark, .\'. J. '
'5‘:
George II. Routon. of \\‘ilton, basil-i
moved to llinh Ridge. i
|
lir. (‘harles l-‘. hit-Gregor, who hast
been enjonng a month's cruise aboardl .
”.\lead Brothers yacht Elna, rc'urned SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS' FOSTER
to his home in this city yesterday. 'I‘liel 3"3- Timothy -l- “we" MM “‘1'
Party enjoyed tin'extended cruise to l"“‘-"- i” 9 “.“5‘ Main ””1"" ”H" "{‘i
the liastward. ‘ternoon, of apoplexy. She was in the!
Site is mothcrl
Sflrd )t‘ttr of her age. ‘
Mr. and .\it's. Lawrence Kellogg etlof William J. Foster, of this NW “1.
Springfield. Mass, have returned S ll. lluntincton, the tmdical cumin-i '
home after spending a weeks' vacn-ler, \‘lts called. ‘
lion with .\Irs. Kellogg‘s sister, Mm.1
Il-tvere't +‘ournier of (trove street.
i
t FRICTION N THE MILITIA.
-—~~—. ‘ STAMFORD. .\ntrust 2i “'ord
(‘ards from Attorney .\'ohemiah mm. hm. from Tabyimmm, m, 10-:
’t‘andee have been received. ()n 'i‘ues- day. ”I,” (‘Hl‘tuln Wilson arid Limp
d“ "mm“ 1‘” “"“mh‘d ”‘0 big R“ tenants Ilakcr and \\'c.~son, of "unity
pttblican rally in llvrtnor, .\it'., at which F, of Stamford. had resislit'd “mum” ”
‘_t:o\', Willis of Ohio spoke.
l ...__.
3 John Troy, of South .\‘orwalk, was
‘(lnt‘ of the guest-t in attendance at
tie niv r: r' to uni of the Foun-
) an. 0 q.) I“ q natttns had been requested. litirint:
‘.:in (it-air (0Illll:ill)’, in the Hotel
. '- . th- day ("I tain Wilson tl!‘l'l\'l d l‘ttlltt‘.
(irt‘t‘n. Ililnl'lll‘Y. l'uesday t‘Vt‘IllllK. l ' ' p . r
.but he declined to (ll.~(‘ll>~' batter) an,
the battery was in command of Lieut.
'l‘w:.cl'ttuan, of Greenwich. tltt- mtlr
.84
commissioned otlicct' lci'. It was to.
pot cd that one or more of the l‘t‘slil-
.923: .3?
Mr. and Mrs. I'Ilmcr \lackonzle of hm" _
ll'irtfortl (tum, M“, “hum,“ home‘ It had been reported prrtiotnlt'tlzat
after spending a week Milt Mr. and thi‘l" bad burl diasattiotttotf \ J
l .\Irs. Everett Founder of Grove street “"ii‘“ ‘llt‘ men and tho otla-cis.
this city.
1 w u
l "N” (‘onner,\‘, of (leot'zetown, in .ast itlt'ht s l't‘L‘lllIl‘ Il‘t‘t‘ltllL‘ of Rutbr
'contpany with a pary of irictida,is en- both-"r. N0. 1'7. l- i‘. 0 l“.
joying :t w'cek iii camp at the Old"
7&3
.4
*‘y
Iiotilint- lilislllt‘~~' was littn>.lt‘t‘tl:ll
*9.“
_.__.____. ,
.\iill, t‘ornpo. ' 0n \Vt‘dnt‘sdn)’ (‘\'t'llllll.l( September 5‘
with : more \‘ill be cut-p at Iloton
()tto l‘tat'thol and Samuel (‘. Ireland I’oint, lllltlt‘!‘ the auspice: of l’roizt'c:s
started for tht Thousand Islands this‘lr‘orutn, .\'o. 1. t'l‘os:r.-~-s Forum Lea):~
ymorninz where they will enjoy a it"lvlit', .\ rlwt‘iitl ' lt'tllIlL! or in» lttcal‘
days‘ ll‘lllllf.‘ outing. Mont-ms l-‘oztuit Lt‘ab
]Ill'ltttw' the outfit. and
Louis FW‘F'W' “f “V“Slp‘m- hm“ "‘ the following committee was appoint-
ttti'ncd ltoiite after a wo‘k's \‘irit with cd to take
cltartre of the niTttit‘W
Mr. “M M” Robert llolleran, 0‘ Georpc \\'. t‘olhit, ehalrtttan: l’t‘cdcru
Wooster street. Ilanbury. . t
ticl; .\‘toti-‘ld, 8:2, Joseph llartlt-f, Sr",
'0‘“ it‘lt-trb's Yoztttrs. Linwood “'eller,
.\ir. and MW' William “9W” of John Palmer, Jacob l‘tziittwr, t‘harlcsi
Walton, .\'. Y., hare berm Visiting TOT . z“. and James lllley. It is ex-'
‘ . '=i " . ‘la lottc ‘ _ .
tht past with, with \lrs ( l r 1., MN! ”7:" a large delegation from;
Olntstead of Lnion I‘ark .
‘ ~ I
the Stamford I-orttm Will attend the;
‘ ‘ ‘ x . . r h . . _ . 3 .-
.\It's. George Spinney, of ROCkYille fui.t tron. The (litut‘kll‘d'h‘tllltll will
t‘ m" I I is \‘i‘i'int: for a few furnish innsic for the altarr has not‘
0 , A- -. ~ >i _ . . _ .
\t'ct-ks' at the home of her daughter. 5” been decrded upon.
Msr. John Allen, of Seymour street.
.l"l"'t‘lll. .\o. 1.
ti tliut'lb's‘ll'.‘
I“...
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,BURGLAR. HELD BY GIRL, GETS
_ , I “SOME HUGGING.”
.\lrs. Sallie \‘aletitmr- left \\ ednes-E _____ _
day for a month's visit to her old: \‘AIA‘ARAISO, Iad.. Auk. 2~i.~llervi H
home in Charlotte, .\'. C. Her friends man Lang, 2:, an electrical (\ngin‘lpf.f
wish her a piezsant (rip. :walkintz from his borne iti Clevelandfi
.___.. 30.. to Chicago to find work, walked
into the arms of Miss Carrie llollctt.
30, a buxom country lass, and was
t
"m” _.
M
l Zt-Ir. and Mrs. Ileitry llegelein, 0!
South .\'oi'walk spent Sunday at the
home of htr father, Charles .\lcade, await trial on a charge of burglary.
.\‘ewCanaan. , Lang (ntercd the llollett home,
. I loadctl up with jewelry and silverware,‘
.
i
19..
«s.»
p
Mr and Mrs. l‘t'ntik Stolcv, of Southl“nd departed ””0113“ an 09f“ win-
\. f. lk ._. _d . ,.. 'd' _‘ ‘ith rela- dow. Just at that moment Miss llol-
‘ orwa ' ”m 30"” “5 “ llett appeared around a corner of the,
“V05 l“ Worth street, Stamford. ‘ house. saw Lang coming through the,
' lwindow. threw her arms around him;
Charles p, Lewis, of Brookln, x, Y_, i and gathered the startled burglar into‘
’18 visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ger-la tight embrace. in the meantime
. . .Sll’lllllllfz for help.
4‘3"“, 0‘ 19 SM” 3‘9““ ; Her older sister. .\Iiss tart-n. re-
frpaaded, took in the situation at n
Attorney John Cuneo was in Bridge. glance. hurried into the house and
port yesterday afternoon. on legal; returned “111 an empty double bar-
.business. . trolled shotgun. which she levelled at
l . Lang 'and held him prisoner until Car-
' " ' _ rie had telephoned to Sheriff Lindall
Mr. and Mrs, 0. Vs. llawxhurat, o! to come and get the burglar.
Main street. were visitors yesterday "Believe me. that was sure some
in New Canaan. e bugging." laughingly remarked Lang
— an the Jail door closed behind him.
lwalked into the. county jail hero toh'mm
THE OLD RED SCHOOL.
I catiic upon it '\'t“lk'l'tl3\' at noon,
lillt‘ Ultl l't'll \t‘lltml. llttW \L'l‘V
small it sctncdl
.\ st‘orc oi _\'c.'irs ago, I had not
'. it]
1 d itcvcr want to go to school itt
drcatticd ':
June. . 't ,
.\low wading tltc grccn tangle of
the yard
tiltat yard that used to show
in) ll; . ' s '
lltlc Hf ghost.
l .\(l\\‘ a shadowy crowd before
me pau,
_\ lllt‘fl‘)‘ lot with bare lcg: brown
and hard.
'l'ltci' pueltcd and jostlc-l, through
llit' liltlt‘lx‘, t‘tltl tltmrS.
llic rusty bingcs creakcd—I
heard the bell
.\ttd tbctt tltc tttastcr's voice I
kticw‘ so it cll-—
Ilow load my steps across the
dusty floor!
'llrt‘llllllllg again!" The master's
hand came down
I'pon my collar. \\'ltat a hand he
‘
lltltli
(I ttct'cr thought that clutch could
make lllC glad,
I who had scow'lcd beneath his
kindly frown?!
.\ttd llli‘rt' \‘(ls _lnc, a—t‘art'in;r ottt
his tiatttc
1 ton bis dc~k behind his spellingr
lttitllx‘l
.li'i' “ll" l‘ tit-bl. "ct ltcrc i saw
llllll CTUUk
I
llis arm and cut his lvtl\‘i~ll wav
to fame!
(littsidc the broken pattcs the
lives lilli"!llt'll low‘,
.\ long t‘t‘.‘t‘s<l tllow' swift its
passage tlicttll
I l‘l'll‘llt‘tl the cobw'cbs from :1
sltrttttltcn pctt,
alone and slow.
.\ttd crossed the
clover t old:
\ ~T.trtttte Rtplc} .\Iastzn in
Lcslic's.
‘ .‘W'W' “WT
hi? 1— o 3,-..
'7’ ”.
Hi.
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‘7-" a.»
3’ I, ffi;. 94.-.?“ 4"-
tn.‘ amfi. .
' HOWLAND’S
- .
Entrance on Main St, Farfield Ave., Carina; St. W
Bridgeport, Conn, Thursday, August 24, 1916. j
Women’s suits,
hurry along
it ill-C‘lld ”Hill! 1' that main. of
. lllt‘L‘ suits arc of al-
most tlit satiic were}
‘ it that the new ‘titsttll will bring; and
that tlit_\' will bc cxccll tit for tat‘lt azitztruti wcar
. . .
.lll stott tau tt)ll~.tlk1‘ will} onc tlttttg, the summer
scam” it going and [lit sutttzitcr .i]t1titl‘|‘l Itittst do too
I If. . . . .. .‘ . '
.. .1!) this lot art lllt \tdslt-l s l't‘.ltr (3.1“ ~tttts. t‘lll along
ctatctttl .tttcs, >t,’l'\lt‘t‘;tltlt‘ and truly :t'ttt'at‘titc.
.\ct'gcs, calrardtttcs and a ten silk ~.tit~. lll blue, black,
.
grcctt. (in sits and oilzcr sliddcs.
l‘orittct'lt’ S >-. C'
. ._3.x)to . out.) $16 50
L .
.‘it't‘tiibl lluor,
Select desirable hat
at much less
.\uttitticr hats git Ilc\\' prircs that should scttd then! ‘
St‘lll‘f‘)lll;.{1tlttllg. LeghoriiS,lit-nip, straws and l‘aitantas
it] black. white and Colors, of the sltatics: and sttlcs that . 5
the season has iostcrcd. ‘ l '
\\otnatt who choosts‘ hat now maltcs excellent saw- 5'
ing. '
\\:t‘rt‘ 50.5.) to $3.50 $4.00 ‘3
\\ ci‘c $2.35 it) $5.0.) $2.50
\\ crc $3.50 " 5x 50
5 Second floor.
» *- range-9' '
«Su't‘ 1 ..‘_.
1 lb. 30 coffee
“'23” \' fill
‘ . 50¢ ‘2‘
Hits is tltc “get acquainted” price of IIowco teas and - '
cotiees. Person who tcsts tiitt‘ts of llowco products "‘
rotitc< back for more, and the coti’cc dcpartiiiettt has ans
I
fit
other t'rictid.
IIow'co products come to us iii the raw state and are I
trcatctl by an cxpcrt llllthl‘ our ow ll roof. None of the
flavor or strength is lost. lca or t‘ullt‘t‘ goes to the user
tzi sanitary packages.
goo lbs. tea and 5oo lbs. of coffee are being sold in 3
1 lb. 40c tea
this: \\'a:\’. .\s this is rt "get ax‘uttaitttcd" prit‘c, therc is a
hunt or two (irdcrs to a t‘usttttllt‘r.
"l'is a ttst worth makingr
50¢ ' '
I’rottt basement.
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
'7‘. O. ' -
..- .
Green, etc, that are used for the sweaters
.,_-__3: —~—— ,_-_ ~——~— —~—“~~~ ~ -_. _._--.__. " "' —: 3“
. '3;
I“ '
. ’ .s
. ,
LlOll Brand Yarns
'lo secure the best results in knitting and crocheting,
the best material should be used. We
Brand Yarns. '
.
i
‘t
/.
.1,
recommend Lion
White and c010rs in Panzy and Midnight Germantown,
Saxony Wool, Shetland Floss, Spanish Yarn and German
Knitting Yarn.
In Shetland Floss we have the new shades of Tango
Orange, Tango Blue, New Old Rose, Buff, Salmon, Kelley
The latest Lion Brand Book of Instructions for sale at 25c
J. I. MALLETTE "
350i!)- nttttet--35c lb
Miss Elva no. she would have club-
. , .‘ account! ‘ "NI. _
Volta” ’-
3 ot'Norw‘ all: want-scent-
_ - . , ._lbed «with the mmmm
The City National Bonk
THE BANK
YOU NEED
There is truth in the above quotation, and this/Bank
can be of service alike to the faithful endeavor of the in-
dividual and the legitimate enterpriSe of the business house.
“The world turns aside to let any
man pass who knows whither
he is going."
Let us explain fully to you our reasons for asserting
that this is the Bank you need. -
FancyCr‘eaméry Butter. Fresh Made ' @-
New York State Eggs (Warranted fresh). doz. 38¢ 5‘
Challenge Blend Coii‘Ee, regular 30c grade, lb. 26¢ $1
Yale Toast Milk Crackers. per lb. .................. . 10¢ a ,
Fresh Crisp Graham Waitrs, per lb. .. .. ....... .- 12¢ "
Bes: New York State Futt Cream Cheese, lb. ...... 22¢ “ ”l
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain QiCc for . . . ._,_ ........... 20 "
rz 3-4 lbs. Granulated Su at, , . 6 1- lbs.,
3 lbs., 25¢. 8 $1 00 4 50¢.
, Ruby Red Sparkling Wine, per bottle ........... . 55¢
Monogram Rye Whiskey for home use bot. . . .. . 85¢ '
Old Reserve Scotch Whiskey, bot. ........ . $1.00 4
The Best of Everything to Eat and Drink at Popu- ‘
lar prices.
A. F. Beckmann & Co. ,_ "‘
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 ~Wuhington St.
Telephone 1405.
Norwalk Chronicler