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mam ._
Here the New Song
"You're a Dangerous Girl”
3 _ On the Victrola
3 Ask for No. 18088
DON N ELLY ’S
l VICTROLA PARLOR
:6 South Main Street.
A New Assortment Of
CRETONNES AND DENIMS
In Flowery Effects
For Curtains and Draperies
E. K. BANKS
' Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
I'llm- ll..lll’ll Lodge. Knights of
PIN-Ln. \Iill hold .I meet tomorrow.
I‘lIIII‘les (‘:oniII. who has been
plow! In If; l"ll~' :IIOl‘I'
k Sllflt‘ll‘. t
(‘lll‘
II inil lt‘l
resigned.
Roy; 11- Iil'«
— To the Country Club
for lI‘IIIlIIy ltztit'heon
(I. It 5]..
zone» “as trIIn<
’l‘ribe, I met last
lioutinI III
I III.I,~
(‘\'t’llIl!l(.
hat‘lwi,
‘ll) Annie SI-lIItlelt.
has purchased a Chandler tour-
the III
Izue,
lllp. ear from Vitast lli‘(llllt‘l'.\,
I-al :‘uent's.
llalph II‘ llibble. \iute 'la lov
II}. t‘onneully and \\illiIIIItI ll. lnholtz,
motored to New York I-itg. yesterday.‘
ball game at:
where tlIeI f‘llIl'l)\‘tl ”II
the l’olo Grounds.
‘l‘ripp
leemon it and Arthur W.
"I\.-Ildton IIIIIoIed an automobile Itip am: this morning. b) Judge Vosburuh. 3.951“.de on her
\'., III-stetdny.
apeetatou of the
III l ougltkeepsie. I N.
wh-II- the) were
home tact-s.
_.-,.__—_—
Notices lIIIII- been teeeived by the
pint I-ltief lllt}lllllk(‘l'$ that the slate
' \‘(IIH eation of the Haymnket‘n will he
-. held III \\‘allincfot'd. Conn... on Sep-
letnbet 23.
AttlIur l‘ llelt‘tllfi ha: filed a peti- I
tiIIII lot IlisIlIaIge ftont bankruptcy.
Hearing IIill beheld III the office of
John V. ll.IIIl-;.<, Bridgeport, onxaep-
tetIIhI-I 21:, III 10 o'elork.
Ix-(‘Iunntodot'e William H. . llyinpton
and a party of friend< enjoyed a sail
on the sound afternoon.
where the) witnessed the races he
yesterday
under the nuances of the Indian llII"-I
bot' \';I(‘lIt (‘lub of Greenwich.
’l‘he los: of a pocketbook containing
about $90 in cash and It railroad tlI-k
of III the White .\lountain.~:. was re-
ported to the police I'esterdav bII' \lt‘s.‘
\.', \\. ('l of \\IIslIinyton
A IIlTeIed for the
t:Il"l‘lUll.
street :ewat‘d l.“
t‘efn'n III the tIoI-l-.etl)oolt with its eon—It
of
of West ave-V
Luke I
“l.t‘l not the joy of tomorrow be
ruined by ihe neglect of today.”
Don‘t neglect this negligee
opportunity.
All of our plain color and
plaid Negligee Shirts which
sold for $1.25 an?! $1.50, now
69c.
I
I Rogers & Stevens
INorwalk So. N orwalk
llaImond Brothels. the South Nor-
wall. contractors. are placing a new
roof on the house occupied by 1’. 1!.
standard. on Main Street.
A \Ihite IIIIIII reported to the poliee,
that he had been robbed of
2;". l‘)‘ a couple of colored women in
ltl.e Sptinuwood seI-tlon. Officers
IS.I:-.IIII.~ and Gutttbin investigated the
.attet with the victim. but could find
no ll‘it't‘ of the women in question.
~: l‘IIL;lIl.
l . ..._._
‘I John lllll‘ll‘). who has been ent-
I-lmed itt Slit'llI-y'> cigar
int. the summer will sever hip con-
nection with that firm. Saturday
IIIentnu. preparatory to Iresum'ini.’
Itttdiea at the Norwalk
upon reopening.
I .
‘ 'll}?
SI lzeul.
Oti'IIer Reynolds arrested llenry
l-‘IIIII her. last evening. itt Henry street,
‘2‘ hen he found that gentleman l‘t’pon-
I‘IIII: fot the night in a doorway.
I ‘Iet' s (IIHP was Iontinned ftont daI to
Sam Mm'uolis. of Sprint: street,war~‘
‘I'llll‘elll, yesterday. by Ollieer Stratton.
'!|l tlII act of making away with some
tree.
;III:II.'- item a neighbor's pear
Sam was brouuht to the police station
and IllH‘ll a lecture. but as there was
I
ll“ Iharue against him. he was I‘eleas
II'tl.
.. .—
-'\ ll]ll‘f‘>(‘i'lll|ll\'t of the
Milk (oIIIpaIII saIs lhal the teport III
Itlte ti:I iIt milk need ottaliliIatlon
The price of all Ilorde'l urade A milk
[has lIeIn raked from lit to 11 cents
and all pints lime also been Iaised
IIIIII ltllllllllL’ for 6 eInIIs The other
produets, such as buttermilk and grade
III ll quatts‘. remain at the former prlI-esf1
1 Suit has been liftlllIL‘lll l" (‘al'mI-l
4 artzsa against Mary ltmtula for $500
Ilantapes. The plaintiff alleges that
the Ie:tIndInt hit her fitt.:et and did
‘IIt‘III datum rm: to lIeII from
.IIl: iIlI she will be pettnanentlI injur-I
t‘ on
and
' IIIIl Still
'1 he papets Ive te sewed bI
llllll'IV SI-lZeI'
lttl
IIIlIiI I‘t‘.‘<ll'l'tlil)'.
on the third Monday in September.
l
store dur-
High ‘
Fan» ‘
llot‘tlett I
the case will come up before theeottt't .
SilClETY
AND PERSONAL
:~. I
Ithaca—r; 30:3: mast i
, er: \\‘Innit'ted Williams. of No. SI
Pari- s-ttert, and Se‘geant John Fish-I
I‘I. l S A.. M!” be united in
Ian on MtIllttu} Inning. St‘plt‘fllbt‘l‘.
I fill ill the home (ll the: bride. til 5 [.I.l
‘II... to the III-I: Loni: It IIIIIIIIII. of St!
The ('t’lt’llIUll) will be
We immediate relatites
I'III the couple will be pit-sent I
Il’attl's (‘lILlH'll
lt‘itate, IItIl)
hue I‘I'lulllt'il In his
Il.‘.(‘ in Miami. l‘lot'ttla. after \'i.~itingl
Itlll'itl~ in this H'Cllt‘li of the state)!“
Mr Keelet' expects to make an ex-
.II-IIIIII r'l‘III in this (in, but beIause ,The
of the rumor of a railroad
:httitlt lieIleI'
HGRACE R. NASH N0.
have disembarked at Saloniki.
y wlil be commanded by
Wilt" 11°.Essad Pasha chief of the Al-
('I‘OD idered it good Doll?) 10 mum 5‘ banian government. who arrived
Itlltt at Saloniki yesterday.
The German authorities have
issued an order attaching all as-
sets of the Romanian govem-
ment. German concerns are order-
ed not to pay money to Roman-
ian subjects or to corporations.
Miss Mary ltady. of ('hitago. who isl
IIpI-nding a two wIII-ks' nation with
her aunts, the Misses Shea. of Wood
ward avenue. has returned to South
Norwalk after a pleasant visit with
relatiIes in New Haven and Bridge
port. Transylvania In the Romanians
is forecast in dispatches from
newspaper correspondents at the
Austrian army headquarters.
Forecasting thIl strategy on the
Romanian frontier, the correspon-
Ildents intimate that the Central
Powers will not attempt to defend
the entire border line. owing to
its crookednes'; and to the lane
number of troops which would be
required for the adequate protec-
tion of :- front half as long as the
Russian battleline
An official statement is given
Iout today by the British goverrn-
Iment press bureau regarding
___- - military operations in Egypt. On
Montgomery of Port Tucsday a" enc‘ny rcconnoiter—
In mammmnling party one hundred stronv
“-ny hon... from “I mounted on ca-nels. attempted to
visit {I mm, In \‘orII-Itlk. approach B‘r el Bayud. It was
driven off by our patrols and
pursued six trades.
The Entente Allies bombarded
Bulgarian positions on the
MI.- liben l‘utnani, of Naugutuek
.‘.‘l‘." was ltll'ltll'l'l) MISS Fronelia l'hlI‘.
is aIIt'ltdll.,; a fI II day in this (~in as
.the lliil‘t'lllti. on l'niou
:zuI .<l of her
:in’t‘llllt’.
Rev. Frederick A. ('olI-Inan and
famlty will return Friday from Kent
.(‘onneetient. where they hIIII- been
spending II two monthn‘ vacation.
. Raymond llresnan, of Bridgeport.
Irpent Sunday III (‘ourt Laurel (‘l\b
.“lld not at ('ompo llI-aIlI. as was er
tom eusly I-Iated in Monday's paper.
)1le
(‘ heater
Edna
II as u \lsllor
l Neville Hayley,
Point Park. has
automobile tour
athuaetts.
manager of Roton
returned from an
to llolyoke, Matta~
,,,__ an yesterday. Violent artillery
fighting continued in the region
of Ostrovo and Velrenik
The British War Office an-
nounced todav:
"On the Stru 113 front. hostile
'Iartillcry shelled the Konriva
llarIlI-thtIrgh lIII.~ returned
l.. l.. after visiting
I"l|‘l(l. .
(‘l ‘illt't'
to lIIIsI Norwich,
Nils.» l‘tessle ll.
Mist: Marion hearing,
visited with friends
of Norwalk.
in Stamford on
Sunday. bridge or Monday night and the
I _ following morning. Our artillerv
retaliated and sucgeeded in si—
; ('i - l . V i u ' . . ’
l I II. of NI“ \IulI (III .waslkncing fl". enemy batteries.
.I Ii. itIII l'l thIII IitI 30510! daI IIII bus- l “Yesterdav our aeroplarc"
In I
9 ‘. .
"‘ " bombarded Drama station and
. troo s and trans or P
(‘. lC. littttt. of New York (‘in I I) P ts at orna
_ . ““lIaDoarently with successful re‘
tot In IoIIn tho: tIIItt'nittu on bust!
uese. " l
‘ “" -.sults
“0n the Doiran front. near
lDolazelli. our batteries dispersed
SWEDNSH STEAMERS TOREan enemy working party."
AND ROSLAGEN SEIZED The initial attacks against the
BY GERMAN TORPEDO
BOATS
manian harder uvI-rn f‘yervwhpre
I .
i’ihllllllln‘tl Irom First Page.)
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The abandonment of part of
Strum: front and near Lake Doir- ’
..ustro- Hungarians on the Run
ll'llifi I . l - . ' o o
- __‘I_ I —- attack on the Verdun front, east‘ .1 I - : . i S W d W D 1 4
ltt ;~ Iase that came” ttp'Satttt'daybP- 1 lucinald Smith: of the street (l\‘- of Flcory. last night. and model E__ .- g 88 In 0 lsp ay 1.
fore Justice \\‘a'Ie'tIIItI of lI‘IIiI‘field .l. [P‘Il'mm mm”! Wk” 1” ‘l‘f‘ ”will further prOgress the Freud“ War l l: »- l: ..
. _ I. i. . ,: IestIrIlaI .IIlIIt some OlleI plostlllllll) Office announced to (I; , \.. :5- II
la. TIIIIun.I,InII \\.tsIIIIIuI,III‘II.IIr;:IIIIIIIIIIIIIIl: with all ,mhmohm. I.“ run 0“, h”! Germany and Austdrilzi: -Hungary IE I. OPEN“ 1H3 ERROWS %DAY, 35‘ II A D MORGAN l
1't‘(‘.‘t‘.‘$ frl\'lll;_' ill“ (l’l 'll K . : * L I -
a “come ll"(l his case nolled IuI pav- III-otrtIII-le II lueh he had left stand were not taken by surprise by IE? Jill‘s}? TommomeT-FFSH-EPP Eg, a o l ,
l‘ln‘li (if “Nil" 'll (‘1 t‘lS. Attorney l' ll (‘3 ing in LiarShfl“ S'roet near {he “in Runlanias Sudden deCIaration 0f E I w " :j' ' L
b I I Halt. ‘1leggie” said that as a result war The A550: iated Press i i _ £ch Q .I [la South Mrwalk
Green: I' Nothalk. appealed for tlfe s n i g z u :‘E nut --. FM ,3 -. l. .t'
”I leni‘ 'Illl. If‘i the are: d nt his matltine w. Is (on formed authoritatively, notwith-I I‘L: i “a [Ca .133’0 .I I;.C’:?.s,f I-‘ I wt! in». wt}:
__ ‘ _ ._ .ltll‘lalJI) banned up Istanding all the precautions on 7'“ C 1 3311‘ “l .-. fl 4. E -;- ii .I i “~
.,..___m__- __,__ ~ I . the Part of the Romanian gov-i 5 I410 3-1 I‘CJ- /w3. i i 3:] ~~--
I Ins t‘tliffo It thing. of 11 tnIrb.IIItII'ernmentI to conceal its intentionsI i» i: l (3" :‘ I ., ,I ., I 2.: U U U U U U D l D D 0 9° 0 D I) D 0 0 0 D D D D D
KOdakS i mm repotted to the police last and to inaugurate hostilities iII ' III ‘6 1'9 circuit; no. L93, \ .I I ..' o
l\ll’llllI.'. that some one had not gav POSSlblC. against an unprepared. l-‘ ,4 ,u. .I. — E. , M .A I ' F It ',, 0 l D
I. :“llll thirtI -eiuht calibre retolIeI in opponent. The expeditnt of se—i .':, :l *" 0-3.. ""‘ “" "'5‘ “3-": / ~.l‘ .I'I' o rdURSDAY IS B‘RGMN DAY n
amera “pp fies he \ltiilll'I' of her home SundaI 0\(‘1IIle;ung affiqullet Sunday evening” .45 :3 (Q’s-35510113 CF?” 31.“ {I‘l‘lft‘ ‘ F; ‘ a “"5 “feel“ 5 Specta} o
lllL' and he (l IIlaIftIIIII fired :I good W en 0 C13 headquarters atI tic] -- - 7-4.. 1.; ‘j' “ii-3 a . a
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Stillson-Powell(Intonation ""“‘ “‘“m‘ 5’ '9‘“! ”mm“ 1‘" “0m {V mm “”05th viIere dcserted' Mr H all: u iiri I..." ‘1’) i i1 G 1 W .- ‘. it '- i 0 WHITE UNDERSKIRTS D
or r _ . -. “- :- -4- It?» ,
'PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTB door. \irs Itiling is not keen for the P esentatton o t e announce Elli: .‘ I. '2} ‘i:~i" a ‘A Specral Purchase, Values $1.00 to $1.25 CI
i . ' ' rontIndanr-e of an} sth hittenish. ment and the 1mm5diate Openingl if: I. ”l.. _ 1:1 pope‘- 1 MS 5' U. ,I ,I ;' I- ll 9 . a
stWRShmnton Street, Irtmn: The matter will be investl 0f hostilities availed “OthingI fori l" i w. ‘v v‘ '5 M ‘9 ‘6 R. 22'... "I :l ' AT 89 CENTS D
outh Narwalk, Ct. ‘ . " the news of the Russo- Romanian REE \ " ”i ’ o
"'llf'd. " SAMPLE SKIRTS—ALL GRADES
.I _ “I l‘tT
__ - .. ..-,,_._ ,w. _ _I fliconvention had been known to.I _. BANK W11 HAL “VATIONAI’ ;.: 0 AT SALE PRICES a
. the representatives of the CcntralI " ‘ H . 9 a
l - g . Powers at Bucharest for some? I BANK~OUR BANK -_ : a BARGAINS IN OTHER LINKS 0
I Savut II Com illSlOll U . ~
. D
c S Announcement that SuClt an; F=-—-—————- Q A. DICKERMAN & SON U
a v u
. . . ag‘gengenf.‘73§ be}? reamed “5 1" z o sou-m NORWALK, corm. PHONE 440 o
All saving is usually done by compulsmn. In life In- ma e V 9 m“ “rt" ZmunE . ca
’ more than a fortnight ago, and l. u
surance you have to make regular payments or you lose although it wag denied bl’. Ru-i IilII‘l 95/ij J/Zyfi'flé SOUJH ”WALKZ’Ifillfl/EZWK I la a a O o o I: n n o n n n n n a n a n n n n n n n n it
your policy. The same is true with mutual benefit societies. mania. the Central Powers had I CO iflECTlCUT rl
. I. . . .
But the best kind of compulsion is when you compel
yourself. That makes a man of you. This you do when you
keep up a savings bank ac count.
. .‘ passes they found German
So. Norwalk
’H I'f’ri‘i'i? m":
A poor cook is
alwa) s expensive
help. but doubly
so when you also
have a pom range.
For erottomy
and service, year
in and year out.
the Stamford
range has no so—
perior.
loII SALE BY I
MAIN ST Cor WESI‘
M.____—__
defeated. says the Overseas News
Agency. At Voeroesturony Pass
an attackIwas made by two Ru-
marian battalions.
l
l
The efforts of the Rumanians.>
the news agency says. were di-
rected against the chief towns ofi
Transylvania-Granasz. Kronstadt,‘
Nagyszegen and Wermannstadt.
which are near the frontier.
An Exchange Telegraph dis—
patch filed in Athens on Monday
gives a report from Saloniki that;
Romania has decided to present
an ultimatum to Bulgaria de-’
manding the evacuation of Ser-
bian territory. .
Finance Minister Meda. of
Italy. who represents the Roman
Catholic party in the cabinet. but
was speaking officiallv for the‘
Italian government. said todav:
“The main reason why ltaly‘
declared war on Germany is that
unless she d‘d °o she would not:
have had an equal voice with
Great Britain and France in the
peace mgotiations
“Furthermore. Roman Cat‘Io-i
lice. who for a time stood for
neutrality. now realize the pur-‘
pose of the war is to establish the
force of right over the right of
for".
“It Is an illusion to believe that
I"'th the coming of peace the de-I
sire". of the nacificists will be real-
ircd: that after the iron age will
come the golden age. After its
present terrible experience Eur-
ope must prepare to prevent its
recurrence. Otherwise it must
despair forever of social prog-
T'FQ."
The Russians
Parker mountain.
thi ans on the Hungarian border.
have captured.
the Russian War Office an-
nounced todav.
Emperor William's appoint-
ment of Field Marshal von Hin-
denburg as chief of the German
general staff is acclaimed general-
IV with enthusiastic satisfaction.
It is assumed that the appoint-
ment of Von Hindcnburg was
connected with the present criti-I
cal phase of the war and in con«
sequence of the IIitnation created
bv the entry of Romania into
the conflict.
7""‘”"-
proof that their information was
absolutely correct Confirmatoryr
evidence is furnished by the factI
that when Romanian troops at-
tempted to rush the Carpathiani
as:
wellIIen. Austria- Hungarian forccsl
awaiting them. '
An Albanian contingent
ready to. join the combatants
the five allied countries inIMace-l
5
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WHOLESALE
Savings Bank
i rn-l-ln-III.I
donia'. The. Albanians already;
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You Get GOOD Value at ANY Prlce—Silh Lille or Cotton
. . 25c to 85.00 per pair
Buoy-Beers away, I...
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NEWYORK
in the Caroa- ‘-
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August Furniturefiale
Phone 105 m
a 115‘
127-129-131
LE Washington sga
JACOBY’S
New Fall Dresses
5.98 to 25.00
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Fruit Jar Sale
The two most popular Jars on fire alarm at I price
that should appeal to those who apart 3 h cznn'mg at
home.
Atlas Mason Jars. quart size. dozen ....-........... 57¢
fitlas Mason Jars. pint six 3. dozen ... ... ........... 54¢
E. Z. Seal Jars (Wide Mouth). quartile, aunt: 60¢
E. Z. Seal Jars (Wide Mouth), pint sin. than . 55¢
Glass jelly Tumblers. per dozen . . . . . . . - . . . ........ "33¢
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Nephone 1405.
,5
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Steam Dving 8: Cleaning Co.
:zzmatz..tt°a.::.‘;tttn"...“-...°'~ ‘ me ‘°°'
H. LYNGE Prop. Illa-8t. Bridgeport
—B RIDGEPORT—
l 2307? LUBRICANT f.
I;
FOR YEARS ‘
a...
A -_-, . _.fi..v
ASKIN‘HKE VELVET '- l
womb, clear, In: J wrinkles.
Ugo the oanilitdy
..."'fi..;'t.r:::".:‘__n.3 CREME
an be (‘0
on your complain.
. .I I must?” ELCAYA
Norwalk Chronicler