mean-m
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Wants.
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For Sale, Business and
Prdessiond Cards. and
Miscellaneous——
muverhmtson .nism floaty-Five Wards orliess. 28c
fhreeflmenwchch muonaiWordlcentperhsertioalnblack-
I Mammm
room mm. r m
FOR CALI-AT 51 warm BT-q
South Norwalk. large ice box 1 feet
9y 6 feet. Good for my grocery store)
3t. .
or meat market.
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FOR SALE~1915 KRIT 5 PASSEN-
ger. electric lightlstaner. Bosch Mag-
neto etc, Call at 274 East avenue. 3t
rori SALE—l0 r011 BOAT. GOOD
condition. 25x6 1-]. Copper riveted.
lather cushion inquire Kr. W
falter, Rowaytonr a“ t!
North Main street,
South Nor-walk. Moderate rent for par-
Iiculars.
Ask John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real. Estatev—Insurancc
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating. painter'a supplies: wan
paper, up—to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
Oci‘: solicited. Tel. 400 Alexander
White, 61 12 Ely avenue m2!
near Pine street,‘
T0 LET—5 ROOMS, A”; IN-
provesnenta, first floor 62 Putnam are
me. 3L "bright boy. Good pennan. Good oppor-
tunity for right party H. Jacob & Sons
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‘provements. Al 57 Spring street In- I
‘quire Mrs R. Tutor, 16 Grove street.
Norualk. 3t.
,0, 'Phone 139,12.A. 4 If. WANTEm—BOY AT PLAISTED'S
.dmg store. 43 Washington street. 3!.
T0 RENT— SEVEN ROOMS WITH
.\\A.\'TI‘X}—W Ales AT 1R-
isome imprmement at til W ashlngton.’
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wins restuurant, 37 Washington street
South \‘orualk. Also strong woman or
young man for kitchen uork. 3t,
street. Inquirc of \'\ alter Baker,
Washington street, or 'Phone 1092.
S 5 fit.
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ro LET—FURNISHED SlNGuEI wanrimrosrrtoa as CHALF
humus. Two furnished connecting’mur’ do all minor repairing. Address.
’rooma, improvements. light housekeep-‘E' “‘ “a”; 7’ Osborn “WWI 1'3“"
ing good neighborhood. Transients ln- “”ma’k' “’0’“ 1‘“- 3' 3“
quire at The Johnsonian 2 High street '
South Norwalk. 3, 1 WANTED—\ OUVG LADY BOOK-
kec per oil it some experience in Upc-
Ill.
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WALL STREET. INQUIRE 0N PRE-
MISES. S. COHEN. In" ‘
WANTED—SMOKE DANCING P'I
s arting Prepare for uinler d;“,.illtt>
lady teachers l’ritate. Alwala open
Policy' 5 Dancing school, join today 31.
To LiT—TWO APARTMENTS 0F
five rooms each. wi‘h Improvements
At .\'o.'a 55 and 5? spring street. In-
quire "Nun. Tartar. “Grove St., ori
telephone mus. at tf
WANTED—A BRIGHT GIRL FOR
oilioc Must be good at figures. ll.
STAMFORD
Auto lamp Works
are opening a branch on Rail-
road avenue. corner of Mon-
roe street.
Expert Repairing of AutOI
Lamps and Radiators.
Parts of all kinds of lamps
carried in stock.
p—u
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5 Per Cent. Off for
Cash
“‘0 have devised a new feature for
icc coupon books to induce users to
pay for them on receipt.
The white slip contained in each
book is good for ion cents in ice. If
you pay $2 for the book when you got
lt.lyou retain this slip and get
benefit of the bonus which is equiva-
lent to a discount of 5 per coat. for
cash.
if you take the book on credit the
driver must return as the slip with
flour signature titer-con, as heretofore,
and you get no bonus.
The Silves Lake Ice Co.
Good Health
in essential to success. bill it is im-
possible to hiil't‘ good health without
good tccth.
The food must enter the stomach
properly rnnsticatcd. or the organs of
digestion cannot do their work propor-
ly. and it is xt foregone conclusion that
good Ill'illill cannot exist without good
digestion.
Years of scientific
been spout in an
.thc conditions of,
research how
(‘fltlt‘lll‘Ol‘ to better
living, more time
and study is gjven every year to the.
care of the teeth, and more failures in
life are now truccd directly to bad
tcclh than ever before.
Do your teeth nccd attention?
Dr. J. H. Mallory
.16 So. Main St... So. Nor-walk, Conn.
Sundays by appointment only.
Hours 9a.m. to 6 p. m.; Ho 8 p. m.
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Removal of Pier
On and After May 9th
”lat will be received at Pier is
flat River Foot of Jackson Street for
“RWALK, 80. NORWALK, WEST
, MO'WAYTON AND DARIEN
In. Anning .1. with Transnortatloni
tool. "If
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CURTMLING CAMPAIGN '
EXPENSES.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.—-The Sen-
ate today decided, 38 to 14, to take up
Senator Owen's Corrupt Practices bill,
whiili would greatly curtail cam-
paiuti expenditures and impose heavy
”prides for violations of its terms.
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. Licritinel Advrt. pay. Try one.
the to
’Jscob a Sous, shoe manufacturers.
TO' LET-A STORE. ”7 Eur‘Beldcn avenue,.\'orwalk. St.
Washington street. that Namath. 1m-
provcments. Inquire Dr. Bohanvion. 6t
South Main street. Telephone ‘0' Almihooks and eyes on dresses. Alec girls
an apartment, 41 Chapel “m" "lover 16 for light factor work (‘ood
improvements. Also 6 room apartment ' y ‘ '
pay, steady position assured. Royal
219 East Washington street. Rent very ,
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reasonable. hlauufac w; (‘0... 85 ll aahington
Mamet South Norwalk.1wk.
M
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WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prices
paid Beat prices paid for calves. H.
Friedman, South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
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NOTICE.
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’thc 'lliird faxing District are lurch)
notified and warned that the Annual
\NVIRONMBNT II ngRy-erq District Meeting will be held In tho
the woman 0‘ refinement. Nails!!! 1 Marvin School House Friday. Septem-
‘ dearer to a woman'is heart than .iber 15,1910, at it o'clpck p. m. for the
,foliowing purpose. to wit:
”“1”“ home “5531““, furnished II 1. To hear the Report of the Dis-
rcn’ll come to us we'll show you our trict Conllliia‘sitlilcl's for the past your
llns~of quality wall paper and ”Dial! ’ 2-
how you may beautify your home at‘
a nominal cost. our prices and 301! '
will appeal to you. ledness
i. To consider illld take action on
The (’Orl‘am CO’ the :ippoinImt-ut of an “Auditor," to
“Int at. In! NIMII cxaminc the llooks, etc, of the Dis-
‘tr'lct, smut-annually ur ol‘tcner if nec-
-' esssry.
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To hear the chort of the Dis-
trict Treasurer for the hunt year.
3. To consider the advisability of
.3. To illlllll‘onlt‘ thc District Cont-
missiorto-rs 'Iorrow such sum or
‘stmr of money as tho meeting may
decide.
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\\'m, H. SNIP‘FEN.
CHARLES C. KI.'lINER,
H. J. BENVET’I‘,
Commissioners of Third
amour YOUNG “W" “NW of the (‘in or Nor-
walk.
WANT
WANTED—A
man in cutting room.
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I The rcgislercfi Democratic. electors
jof the five \\ urds of the Toun and City
:of \orttitik are hereby notified and
:“ftllled that Caucuses to elect dele-
gates to it loan and City Contention
\till he. held on \londay, September 11.
1916, a 8 a. m., at the following
Places:
Firts Ward—Town Assembly Hall,
Norwulk—l3 delegates.
Second \Vard—(‘ity Hall, South Nor-
naik~l3 delegates.
Third Ward~215 East Washington
street, East Norwalk~5 delegates.
Fourth Ward-Norwalk Town Court
room. Norwalli—s delegates.
Fifth
, HARTFORD. SBDI 6.—Six C3595 05’ Ladder quarters,
’infantile paralysis were reported to gates
the State Board of Health up to noonl
OPERATORS 0\' SEWING MACR-
lnes, pay while learning.
M EN SHIRT IRONEI‘IS.
Cluelt, Peabody
& Co. Inc.
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Roway ton—2 delc
WANTED—FOR STOCK ROOM. A
shoe manufacturers. Holden avenue.
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WANTED — FEMALES T0 SEW
' and Atlantic. Gulf and West indies a I
lilcv ed new records Patroleums sup
;“l$011tllllg" thc ctltirc District lndcbt’
\\ ard-Rowayton Hook and
The delegates so elected will meet
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VIEWS.
(Continued from First Page.)
It; other words. the two paragraphs
w-hit ii hate just been quoted from the
(hi.-
propo.~ed c,ontract mean that at the
the end of six months, if this contract'
should be terminated. you would have
tribulion system, no tonsumers. and a
Itumpeiing tompany secure in its oc-
’cui iitious of ever) pole in the district
tfor its wires.
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RAL PH 0. MACY.
{T TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK Sept. 6.-—\\'ALL ST.
New high records were registered by
various market leaders at today‘s
continuance of yesterday's bullish
act-vlly. United States Steel touched
par. exclusive of its recent dividends
of 2 it per cent.; Marine common and
yl‘t’lt‘lit'd rose to it! it and 124 rcs-
pwtm 1)”. inspiration udtanccd to
{is 7-8 and Kelly Springfield Tire to
83 5-8... There were gains of l to 3
points in Bethlehem Steel, Mexican
lt‘tlll l‘xut.AiuericanLocomotive, Unit-
etl Fruit and international l’aper pre-
lI-rrrd. Rails were firm, but relatively
but-Mi a rd.
\\'.\l.l, STREET. Noon—Profit tak-
ing in extraordinary voluntc exerted
little effect during the fortnoon, in
width the turn otcr exceeded 700, 000
shares Marine preferred failed to rise
abate its early maximum. but Murine
(onmtnu. inspiration, Kelly- Springfield;
0-,
plcmcitted y'catcrday a substantial ad-
vances. Mexicali rising yiur. with 7
1-2 for Texas company. Crucible
Steel and Industrial Alcohol netted
four to five point gains. Just before
ward briskly, Steel recording the new,
high of 100 3-4, with n gain of 3 for-
chdlng. Bonds ucrc steady.
WALL STRFET 1: 'li) ——A sharp rc-
xtction in Marine preferred to 119 1-2
inusul modcrxitc unscttlcmcnt of the
llnl in the curl\ afternoon. The mar
ket gathered fresh energy, however
mini :1 further advance in coppers,
sugars and other specialties.
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STEEL COMMON TOUCHES PAR.
ltetitul of public interest in the
stock market on a scale unequalled
since last year's sensational 1110\9-
mom in “war brides" was indicated
by today‘s operations. the first hour‘s
blrrllllt'ss aggregating fully 400.000
shares. New high records were made
by some of the popular speculative
featukes, United States Steel for the
first time in its history touching par.
Profit. taking served to reduce early
advances, but. fresh buying tended to
check any pronounced recessions.
%— -1— .
David W Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tat. office. 10sec: House. m,
27 WASHINGTON 81‘.
1 NEW RED MSW. BUILDING
”'M 5 :
HORACE ItNilSilMlA‘lfi ST (JOHNS!
Iago an exchange professor in the
-piI~ to join the big fall Masses now :dls‘onnmed and ”my ”mm“ m IUnitcd States, was killed recently
lroses for the funeral with the in-I
‘acription
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homage to a foe defeated in acr-
opi-nlur. which was attended by al
i‘i-trolcutu.American Suit-Ring, Amer“
midday Steel and Reading came for-I
iOdRI' from the IOHOWIDE towns: in convention in the Town Assembly
Greenwich, 3; Meridon, Saybrook and‘hgn, first word, Tu'esday, September
Brauiord. one each. '12, 1916. at ti o'clock, to elect seven
-——— idelegatea to the Senate, Congression-
Nine pounds plume. two pounds al. Senatorial and Probate Conventions
Dorlonx House
(Gregory Boulevard)
or four small. oranges.
squeeze juice. from oranges. and put of the Peace.
rinds through food chopper, using the
next to the. coarsest knife. 'Put all 5.1916.
together and cook until sufficiently
thick-from one and a hall to two’
hours.
WILLIAM J. DE'VINE,
iis Town and city Committee.
“i ;.:,. etia‘h "r .3
Q. n".: h" u ”flip.” w" it!” 5
“WW: filial .. ‘me - a».
iraislna, six pounds sugar, three large’Also the said convention will nomin-
_ ate candidates for representatives in
Pit plums and cut into quartera;.the General A‘ssembly and for Justices
“Dated lit Norwalk, Conn; September
. Chairman of the Democrat-
East Norwalk
NOW OPEN
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN E. o'sULLIVAN. Prop.
Telephone Call 720.
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When you consider
that without eating
there would be no
life; and that nearly
all food has to be
cooked, it does not
seem strange that
those who do the
cooking want the—best
apparatus they can
get.
That is why they
select the Stamford
Range.
FOR SALE BY
GERMANS MAKE ATTACKS .
N '1‘ PO 0 won '
RECENTLY BY THE
FRENCH.
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of Guillemot, says the British
Professor Ziebert several years‘
in aerial action over the western
front. The following day the Bel-
gian victor dropped a bouquet of i
“A Belgian aviator's
ial battle."
A hologram received in Am.
stcrdam from Berlin says that in
View of the forthcoming conver.
ration of the Reichstag there was
held yesterday a conference be-
tween Chancellor von Bethmann-
Hollweg and the party leaders.
The chancellor declared that
Field Marshal von Hindenburg.
chief of the General Staff, and
General von Ludendorf, the field
marshal's chief of staff, agreed
favorable. It was said there wal
not thought of raising the age
limit of liability for military scr-
vicc. Confidence was expressed
‘loan.
In the direction of Vladimir-
Volynaki and the upper Scrcti,
Volhynia. Russian troops. in bat~
tics lasting from Thursday to
Saturday. captured 1:5 Teuton
officers and 4,514 men. They
also took six cannon, 35 machine
guns and four mine throwers.
This information was contained
issued yesterday. I
lterncd in Germany and England
may be released and the difficult
problem of concentration camps
solved altogether, if a plan now
tundcr consideration is adopted. !
The idea is to exchange all civil.
ians on parole not to serve dur-
ing the war. I
For some time the German and
British authorities. through the‘
intermediation of the American
ambusador at Berlin, James W. I
G Gerard. have been working on!
a proposal to exchange prisoners
An additional official report on
the Zeppelin airship raid on Eng-E
‘land the night of September-3
(issued in Berlin today, says:
“The fortress of London city
and the northern and northwest-
crn portion of London were re-
lpcatedly bombed. Within four
hours numerous conflagrations
proved the success of the attack.
“Other airships attacked the
fortifications of Norwich where
strong explosions and fires oc-
ucrrcd.
“Searchlights. batteries and' in-
dustrial works at Oxford, Har-
wich, Boston and on the Humber
were bombed and numerous fires.
caused. \
"In Yarmouth the gas works;
and an acrodrome were attacked
and a battery was silenced.
“At Nottingham military
works and factories were attack-
ed and a fire caused, which was
visible fora distance of forty
miles. .
“During the attacks the air-
ships were subietted to heavv
artillery bombardments. especial-
lv when over London. In addi-
tion to the attacks from land
thev were sought out by search-
Iights and rockets—one airship
'bcing simultaneoualv illuminated
5v not fewer .than eighteen
scarchliqhts—but all attacks
upon them were unsuccessful.
Seven of the Tutrakan works
in southeasternRu'nanin. includ-
ing their armored batteries. have
been stormed by troops of the
Central Powers. accordion to to-
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“mm“ Address 0- H (‘10 bentinel 3‘ lend of the twenty tears or even at Ida)" "
that the military situation was
in the success of the new war '
in the Russian official statement;
The thousands of civilians in-I ,.
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5.
with high red
Over them
lichens
There were alleys and lurking
arbors,
Deep {IIUUIII> into which to
dive.
l’ The lawns wire as soft as
fleeces, I
fe‘ "
The stm~tlial was
It had guthcrci
grace;
’T\\ .‘i\ tIu-
shadow
t’Sl
That cvcr in {:3
Red. and,
purple
box
Stood foxgltn'cs
poppies
and pcnsit'c,
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it
AN ANCIENT GARDEN.
I stood in an ancient garden
gray
In shadowy arabcsquc wound.
The topmost climbing blossoms
haunted Iookcd
(Jn fields kinc
out;
But within were
shadow,
\V'itli dainticst odors about.
(if daisies I counted but five.
round hi it )Ill
That so had furrowcd its face.
The flowcrs were al of the old-
blood»
Tlic rose-lamps flaming hung.
Along: tltt Iiordtrs fringed
\\itli IIlt broad tliiik edges of
And great -c_vctl ltollyltocks.
Thcrc were illlllilt‘l‘\ trimmt-d
~ into castles,
And a~li-trcc_< Ilti\\t'll Into
tents:
For tltc garlicn, though ancient
Still \vorc quaint ornantcttt-z.
——(V‘IL’Ur:\'l‘
walls around:
and green
shelter and
so aged
I a thoughtful
-li
of the
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rdx-n Sprung:
red. and dark
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and gorgeous
Mai‘l)i,iit;ilil.
The town of Clcry. on the
Somme river three and one-half.
'miles northwest of Pcronnc. has
been captured from thc Germans
by troops of the Entcntc Allies.
says the official statement today
iissucd by the German army head-
aquartcrs staff
According to a Budapest telc~
gram, says the Renter correspon-
dent at Amsterdam. yesterdays
session of the Hungarian diet was
an extremely stormy one. When
Premier Tiara entered the house
he was greeted with shouts of
“resign" from the party of Count
Michael Karelvi. The three other
opposition parties remained
quiet.
When order was restored,
Premier Tisza, who was repeated-
ly interrupted, said that the at-
titude of the Rumanians was
without precedent in the history
of the world and that he hoped
measures which had been taken
would shortly bear fruit.
The German newspapers today
publish a statement
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liable to ax at local rates unless
The estates of those who negle
A HEAVY
tax. Instructions and blank lists
Treasurer at Hartford.
day’s German offiical cistern»r
rent in foreign countries
,In fact, it is stated, not: one
"on account of the questiqa
.womcn had been killed .in
‘ Gorodenka, the statement 1
obtained .
STATE OF CONNECTICUT ‘ 1
the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer.
Cu Cr Before September
:t to pay this tax must 9
Balances in Banks (not in Savings Banks) are liable’t'q
from a “competent auti'tttt'itfi"w
claring that recent reporta'w
there had been hunger revel“
Germany were absolutely '.’__
son has been killed -in Ge
supplies. The denial was in ‘ u ‘
to stories printed in ‘F
newspapers alleging. that
that twentv, persons had 7
killed at Muelhauaen. a
the king of Wurttgnburg
tcrvcned to stop riots at”
gart ,
The British again push
ward on the Somme f
night. They gained . ..
all of Leuze Wood, the
War Office announced t ..
The number of pris-
en in the fighting on ..
so far amounts to 4.50M
among whom were about -
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mining taxable securities
the State Ta\ of four
PENALTY
sent on applicatiott?_to
Norwalk Chronicler