WDAY. 5m. 7, 1916
(Sill NEWS-
The l'rtlli'nl’ weckl) prayer uni-tin;
of 1'...» .‘x'orsaik .\l. E. ti..1ll_h 111li be
11.1.1 111.: etcnmg at 7.45.
Margeuii'e c‘isrk "Littlc l...d,\
Eileen“ kercnt tomorro'.\_
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A meeting of the Ladies‘ Aid So i-
ety, of the German Lutheran church
was held this utternoon .at the home
of Irs Therese Zipperer, 33 Lincoln
venue.
Margeuri'e Clark in 'iJllle Lady
Eileen." Regent tomorrow,
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Division No. 1. A 0. H. will meet
this e1 entng for regular semi-monthly
business
St. John's Lodge. No 6. A. F. and A.
M. wiii meet this ctcning for regular
bu:!lw>.~,
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ltttk'nuham Women's llvliel’ Corps
will 1111111 this owning for semirmonth-
ly bu:incss.
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A prtparation service for this Slur
day‘s conununion senice will be held
this firming in the downtown t‘onitit»
gallonal church. Rev Stapleton will
be in thaigc oi the service.
'l‘ootlilii
11- sli- -l‘(i:t\'
James
:titi-rnoon, for
The assault was the
which will be
(illiier arrested
Pa:i.11<.
saultitu his wife.
“still (it 11 I.1111il_\ row,
thrc-liud out this afternoon in tliel’ity
The tt'rest was
in
at.
(‘ouri :11 two o‘cltuk.
math .11 the l‘;1~kos homo. llock
litltti l‘tllttl.
Local Republican leaders have been
lnviml to sticntl the inning of the
chtl‘fiPltl Hill Republican t‘lub. 1131i. It
will bl held in Biitigoport next Salim
day. «~1/t'il
delegation from
the erent.
It is (VINH‘tlttl that .1 2001]
this city will attend
—.Hold your party or dance at the
Clifford.
Fem agents of the New Louisiana
lottcrv wo-io fined and given suspend
ed jail sentences in the (‘ity court. in
Ill'lll‘p'llitlll, yesterday. James Fill-Na-
mllrli. formerly of Danhtlry, was fined
‘10“ and given six months‘ suspended
sentence. while Ernest Rosa Albcrt
Richards and Arthur Jesse] were each
fined 37.0 and rivo 11 ten days' suspend-
ed sentences.
-—Business Man's l.u'.1cl1. 40c. (‘litT-
0rd Rathskelier.
Tllt’ Great Atlantic and Pat'iflt' Tea
Company is planning to introduce new
business methods iii its stores in this
section, 'i‘nc company now has n stori-
undci construction in Springdalo. and
is said to he only one of many to be
erected in the suburbs
llvciing'ordcrs to the far suburbs of
the cities and to erect “one-man
stores" there instead. One man will
be in charge of the stores in these
localities. The company feels that
this method will ensure advantages
for consumer and retailer alike.
Siargourlte (‘Iark in “Little Lad\
Eileen." Regent tomorrow.
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The house of Mayehoff has issued
the initial number of a new monthly
magazine devoted to the business and‘
social interests of the firm, which lsi
located in the big factory in Merwln
street
eating, containing mam articles con‘
tributed by the heads and employes of
the company. The staff is as follows:
Editor. Benjamin B. Owens;
editors, Miss Harriet B. Brotherton,
Miss Vivian MacFay, F. H. Hadley
and F. W. Northrop; corresponding
editor. Miss Katharine A. Lahey: sta-
tistician and humorist, David E. Dis-1
brow.
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Don’t Be Foole;d
into thinking your money '
m1\
1.1 \N
\\\.y
and valuables are safe from /
burglars and fire when
are put away in your pet
hiding place. »<
A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
3, in a tire and burglar proof "
f vault is the only safe place
. for the absolute safety of
your treasures. We will be
glad to Show you what a
lot of security yzu can get
for. $4.00 per year.
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1111111111 lull initial
flnterborough employes
' how ever.
The plan is to{
discontinue sending the wagons out de-'
The paper is decldedl1 inter- ard for mixing mortar
assistant ‘
1 Wooden beams Were not levelled as'
/ required bylaw,
. ieven it it had been much more rigid
' bad work could have been covered up
nesmiih Norwalk 1
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dbli,‘
lie \tcnt ntst to
next Mulligan, who gave him what a»-
sistam'e ~‘he could and moneyed him
"i111 remaindci of his journey.
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Warn ii.~ 11c1 iii-1: tI: ;-1: t 1.. star. Ridgefield.
ed ior tiicfr pihlt'.‘ oi ellipltl)lun .:t to ,, “A- W ‘_ ______‘
1.4), :l.~ Amaicinmtt 1 .Xrbtit‘ialit '1 or _‘
stro e1 and Him llit' lidliyitt) lion \2
\ii'ilt‘t. is (-11.11'1ut":1:g the :tzikc. liuti
i-u'n 11:...1.‘.. 1. up the s11..1.._. .11
cl 1.1‘~i :11: :. Tilt '.11. :1 :1cc .ti l111
crtppi: .1: >01 1e 01 the most iu’trian'
s'urtnt- lines “1th the a: d of nouriy
3.111111 ~1iihr‘ bl'taktlh and under po
hu plultt'liull tin lmerbor 1u,.t1
Itapd I1a.1.~it t1)111pan_\'was iutming
11s :LllH'vd)‘ and ”l.‘ trains almost 11'
nomini scheduhs. The strike ot’ the
has spread,
to the carmen of the New
York iltuilways Company. which opt-r—
ates all but two of the important sur»
face lilll‘a in the boroughs of Man
hattan and the “111.11.. Lines 111
liromiway, in the system of the Brook-
lyn Rapid Transit t‘ompany, are thus
tar at it me
Appiox111..11el\ INooo imployes art-
al’ftcz ed li-n immttiiate cause of the
strike is lit rtfusal oi the lntcibor
ough tompany to 1'1-inane the men
lroni an dbll 111111111 seeking to improve
\1orki1g co 1tiltions i1 .1 period oi two
1 111s tit-111 .td\.lt1t't 1'1 pay which the
men r1 1'1-11ml last l11o!1i.l Behind thist
demand~, honmcr is a contest over
ilit' unionil..111oi1 it the street car
workers of the city. ltllitlllg whom Illa
A111.1i1a111.i'~'1i .~\~--oct:11111n has g.ti.n'd
:l swirl-.1. looting only during the 1351
its months.
'iht- lilii‘tll employls of the inter-
hotough company \ltn’tl to strike at
'Hm o'clock las1 night and smrral
thousand 11111111 then immediately
l'“.lllt‘l't‘u through the city to win over
all sll‘t't'l t’ili" vitipltiyt's it) lilt‘ll‘ (‘ilUst‘_
Little effort from the strike “at
noticeable during iht- night. ()111.1
elevated train was pelted with bricks.
the llusnt‘ll‘p'. l.‘ 111 r11 taken on" and the
11.:111 xt-nt luck empty to the terminal
with :1 t't-w broken windows. About
midnight several hundred men. many
oi \thom nor-1 the Illlitlll button.
('l't)\\tit'tl mto thc sttbutiy at the (Brand
1‘1-.1ttal raiitoati s1.tt.on and induced
all the tickct chopper. and platform
Kllurtis to leave their jobs. 'l‘lltJ com
111.) quickly iiiitti their places.
in rusponse to tht1 railway unm-
11.1111'.~' appeal for protection, five
thousand polici llit"l \H'l‘t- released
ii'om p'ttrol ditty today and made
il\lli|.ll1lt' 1111- stiilte tit1i,\. Two or
three pairoltucn were plat-11d on guard
at t'\1l‘}' subway and t‘it'lltlt‘d station
and two rode on every train. For the
pl‘nlt't‘llull of motormezt. heavy wire
M‘rt't’lls wcrc nailed to the exposed
sides of the car vestihuies.
'I‘ht1 public service commission has
started :1 general investmaiion of the
strike and supov'nacd the president
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eft hull lying iherc. \‘l'hen he was
to walk he started for ht; tonic.
the home of Mrs, A2-
The assault and robbery have incl]
Glass oi llut Water
iron the truck in to the woods and k
pastures in you home.
with anything in our line.
Mug-3.
BE WISE
Procrastination is the thief of time. Do you dread.“- Wm- 1‘
ter’s coming? Our coal in your furnace will keep even tem-
Be wise and use good
and secure your coal NOW before higher prices prevail. We
have the largest and best assortment in the city, and can
please the most fastidious taste.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
judgment ‘
We can fill you want!
'5‘" '41,
New Displays
Suits Dresses and Millinery
1"
x31 Wain-goon St.
Before Breakfast
3 Splendid Habit
Open sluice: of the: you mend
it
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morning and wash away the
poisonouo, stagnant matter.
Those of us who are accustomed to
feel dull and heiny when we arise;
splitting headache, stuffy from a cold.
foul tongue, nasty brcath, acid
stomach, lame buck, can, instead
both look and feel as fresh as a daisy
always by washing the poisons andi
toxins frum~the body with phosphated
hot water each morning. i
We should drink, before breakfast,
a glass of real hot water 111th in tea»
spoonful of limestone phosphate in
it to flush It'om tlie-stoinitch,livcr.
kidneys and ten yards of bowels the
previous day's indigestible waste. sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thus clean;-
ing. sweetening and purifying the
entire alimcntar) ll'ttt't before putting
more food into the stomach.
The action of lllllt'h‘lullt’ phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach
is wonderfully intigoraiing. l1 cleans
out all the sour fermentations, gilSes,
waste and acidity and gi\'cs one a
splendid appetite for breakfast and,
it is said to be but a little while untii‘
th“ 1
the roses begin to appear in
O. B. J ackso
OPTICIAN
Everything in theaOptical Line
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53 WALL S'r.
NORWALK
Phone 438
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EY/ES EXAMIN ED FREE
Free Dollvery.
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Lobsters and Soft Crabs, 5
Round and Long Clams
CUTBBL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phone. 10? and 100.
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“A Big Truth is all the Bigger
When Told in Little Words."
Our Fall Silk and Serge Dresses
Speak for Themselves, $5.98 to
1111:0113
CHARGE At‘t‘Ol'NTS OPENED
School
checks. A quarter pound of limestone!
phosphate will cost very little at The
drug store. but is suititlent to make
anyone who is bothered with biliousfi
ness. constipation, s'omach trouble or
llltulllflllBlll a real enthusiast on the
subject of internal sanitation ’l‘rv
ii and vou are assured tltai vou will
look he' ter and feel better in mery
way shortlv
We Are Now Selling
Red Oak Coal
111a! general 111.1111gcr of the Interbor-l
intuit company and llllll't‘l‘: of the em“
liloyi1s_' unions to ilDllt 111' before the Get Your Orders In
c '1 'nisstoti 1211‘ 1norn.11g ;
5.11::11 i'.1st t: itts ot’ c-b 111ml tiains WM' EFFRON CO' Inc.
l11i111'l 1111b.‘11d1 «I 11 11.1. sin 11 s and hot 3 Rowan St, E. NOYIVIlk
.tles thrown Ii'oin roots ml rt ported Tel 441 Tel- 441
1o llll' polit'o' shortly holoic 11 o‘clock?
Pilltt‘l‘
of lisortlt't'. «nil-rod tit-1 it'ltitiiitizs and
chased trout lilt' root.» gangs of men
said to hate llt't'll st-cn carrying nth-b
Sit“.
A1 51 o'clock the Interhorough re-
[1.1l‘ltil that il'i‘al trains wcrv running
on normal ‘lilt’iilliI‘ on both subway
and "it"t :1t-d 11111.»; 11111. uitit but few
tinnitus iioin Ullll regular (1. «11's.
SKIMPING THE CONTRACTS.
lt 111.1111.s to appear that the 1"etent
"'(()llfl[l.sl of :1 bttil ling in thc llronx. in;
{11111111 two men Wore kill-..1d was. due
to the nth-.mp1; of the contrwtttors to
“skimp" on ilwit material.
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er: "For God's sake.
{more cement in;
fall. '
His prophnct' w as fulfilled three days
lattr. An inspector swore that he
imade a complaint against the mortar
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lbefore, he had heard of the caiasi'o
phe.
The contractor on the job says he
didn‘t know there was a city stand-l1
But he knew
the difference, between good mortar.
and bad, as did every mason on the
job.
Bricklayers who risked their livem
ion the building agree that the mortari
was bad. “As a rule thev are alii
1'trying to skin on cement ” said one
referring to builders in general. The
ilron contractor, without permission,
'substituted two standard “I" beams for
1a Bessemer beam specified. There
were no anchors for them; the ends
iwould pull out of place easily; it is
ttestifled that the collapse began over.
these unanchored substituted beams. ,
Inspection was lax;
.between visits—New Haven Register.
TRACKWALKER nos-sap.
Topotone Man Annultod by Gong
and Money Taken.
While Frank Bronson, of Topltono,
I trackwallrer 1n the employ or the
,Now York, New Haven & Hartford
:railrood, was walking the truck on tho
glut part of his journey Monday morn-
ing, and was not for from his homd.
lio no not upon bymonl "amps and
1.11.111'1'1-5 rushttI to the Scenes
llci‘ore ,
the building fell one of the OVHIL‘I‘S of}
the apartnwnt house said to the oth-E
Jake, ptit somes
the building will.
10 minutes after the building fell. bill '
White Pine Compound
With Tar
For That Cold of Your:
F. II. mm, Drugpst.
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PEWRITERS -— L. Q
Smith, Underwood
Remington, all other
makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentnls. as
per month. Machine!
cold at 85 per month.
JAS. DONNSLLY
1| South Main Street, South Nomlk
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MEN’S
$4.00
SHOES
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Regardless of the advanced
price of leather our $4.00 Tan
or Black Shoes for fall will
interest you.
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BOYS’ AND GIRLS’
School Slices
AT REXSONABLE PRICES
1 y'
Glover 3
Milton Elwood, Mold-gar.-
In Washington St.
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TRANS-ATLANTIC LlNla
American Lino
Holland-Anette“ Lino.
Scundnunvinn—Amorloon
Swedishdmorioun Line.
White 8hr me.
Cunard Lino.
robbod of whot money he had in hi!
clothes, Ibout five dollars. I
The trumps not upon Bream In I
Included-pot mdhowuhttntho
1 p with woman!!!“ no ' '
Anchor Lino.
m and kiwi on Appllol.
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For Boys And Girls 1
11 “on” mm 3t. Free Auto Delivery to all surrounding towns.
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Shoes Wall to. High Sts. Funeral Directors Norwalk
Our Fall Furniture
Is arriving daily and both big floors are crowded with the
very latest models in sets or Single pieces for the parlor.
library. den. Sleeping room, dining room and kitchen.
There is big value in every dollar expended with no
whatever the grade.
The best line we have ever shown.
All of the leading manufacturers represented, insuring
a perfect fit for the growing foot.
Children’s ___S_locklngs Too
CONNEALLY
I1 WASHINGTON .TRII‘I’
81 BRACKEN
'I’ILIPHO N E 14764.
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Telephone 904
54 80. Main St, 80. Nomi ~
If you need to buy a cake for tea,
Try chocolate layer and pleased
you will be.
So while you’ re housecleanlng.
too busy to bake,
'Phone to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.
The Banner Bakery
Tel. 867 5 Monroe strut
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7:181, 7:40, 7255:. , 8:591, 9' 23:.
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The New Sciencefi
1DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
{ Chiropractic in the definition of thci
cause of tho discuss and the art Oil
indicating the some. Disease ll caused‘
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the?
back. Even if done in childhood1
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1Inter life In tho dinerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
sense and pain. health II restored
through harmonizing the nerve ays
tents in your body. Female troubles
givon special attention: also miniature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor 0. chance to!
help you.
Magnetic tromenti given alto.
T. Francis, D. C.
04 Washington St, So. Nomlk, Conn?
Graduate from Palmer School.
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Now in Session
All Commercial and
English Subjects
ENROLL NOW
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THESE THREE STYLES
represent: olew of the unutoot Fall Fashion In
A Pictorial Review
S$ Patterns
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Semi-Prior“
‘ Costume
6917 Dress 6912
25 cents lor etch of the
above numbers.
We cannot enumerate here all the reasons for the wonderful popularity of
James Donnelly .. 3...... 1......
But Paper, Best Work, Best Price:
O. NORWALK 5: 30 n. in.
W George F. Foote, General Agent.
THE ANNING .1. SMITH “AMA.
' Wi‘ PORTATION LINE. Inc.” '
to row [I Y ' H
bi on ave
"tibial!
lewwu ”Mia-S.“- .4
but request you to visit our Pattern Department.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS.”
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FAST FREIGHT LINI TO NEW.
YORK.
11. s. LYON
Good lob Printing
Frzighl boot leave. Plot- 27
Rive New York (foot of Oath
iSt.) every day except Sunday. “ I"
[1111. Freight received at Norwnlk up
5 a. m. and at South Nomlk Ill
82 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE W
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.OUR CREDIT TERMS SELL S J
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_ ' Successor to Wm. Enron.
MOST LIBERAI) Phone 499.
.. for ‘ 37 Fort Street. Eon: Norwnlh,
BETTER CLOTHING '
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classified advertiser. at the an.
M W m. “an. .
has you how found no
Norwalk Chronicler