.1 cent automobile accident.
ammo FOR moons AND.-.
.watcnss
"Tho ‘ er ?
. Wont g3? 15,3?309H1y l NEW HAVEN” July 26.-—“Now that
139353913 1 , Germany hiS been isolated. the world
is dependent almost entirely upon the
United States. for its supplies of time—
pieces." 3am Mr. “Walter Camp, prest-
dent of llit' New liauvn Clot-h" 1 1111
party, today when 11 ited \thy 11.; 101.:-
Palm Bench Suits.£‘1 it: Si in; $011
Co tars, 511311 Han.“ 1,1: ‘1 ting Suit
Cool finite-rumor
p. 11'.” “its thin-11163111.
3 1l 1 111 4,1: Lit '1 fli‘l'n‘wié in the
3 Flock T‘U‘Jnl r; on
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the Scandi-
naviun countries. many of the British
“dependencies, like india and Australian.
a». well as rGent Britain and Canada,
M'uith clocks. Now that these sourceSf
have been cut off, the dtrtnanl upon;
factories here has 111 en incrnased',
enormously, and manufacturing facili-
ties hate protcd inadequate to meet;
this demand in conjunction with the
domestic need for (locks and low,
‘priced watches. ,— ‘
chewlt. re
tormetly supplttd Rhesiu,
J OEEPH DAVIS
85‘ Washington Street
:Cilyflews
m
Mists Marjorie Corlett of Love “As time-pieces have. become 11 no
street. is laid up with a broken should- cessity 0f MP in every “0‘1“”33 ‘t.
was esgential that this country in—
er blade, which she received in a re- ‘
crease its ptoductne capamt y {is 11-1
‘pidly as possible and this could only:,
> 1 t 11
Two more thrilling exhibitions were be a(’(“31“1)1‘-h‘d l" on 1mmtd11 ‘5 1 l
given yesterday at Roron Point by the mouse in :apitalization. It seems a
Great Calvert ' strange coincidence that this situa~
5tion should have dC‘VE’lOlied in the'
teat “hen the New H mm Clock C0111}:
A regular ueekly dance has held
last night at the Norwalk. Yacht club 1mm 1‘ bu‘me” 5‘3”” b5 Chauncey;
and was largely attended. Jetome, 111a celebrating its hundredth
11......“ . lanivetsaty. This buttiness, now :1 con ,
Miss Blanche 3059p}. of Btooklyn tu1'y.told, has grown steadily until its
1\ l. ’ is ”1.. guest of wings Anna Judell products are known throughout the
(,1 Stuart avenue. w.orld but in all these years there‘
nevet before were. suth extraordinary,
Ohicers John H Smith and WallacoR demands upon our manufacturing tac-
Sammls and wives are spending today iliiies With the capital raised by the
motortnt.v to l’eekskill L I A delight “55‘1”“ 0f ””9”“ “0“" which will
my 1‘ideiwill be enjoyed be unwritten b\ the banking house of
t'Gem'ge ".1111th & Company,..produC-
étion will be pushed as rapidly as con-
. _ Esistont with the maintenance of unit
Ml p'tiniers amrged to attend an high standatd of work which has at
important meeting tomorrow night. ways chatacterlznd the goods turnod'
Considerations will be given to docu- out in this tartory" . ’
memo from general headquarters con- - «—«- ”w...
'cernlng the raise of dues. ” ‘WANT FATHER FAURE
Signed J, n. KEEDER‘ w11'1-1 AMERICAN TROOPS
‘ Rec. Secy.‘ l). C., July TU.‘A
the
NOTICE TO PAINTERS .
\‘t’!rSlll.\‘GTON.
...___1~trong et‘l’mt is being made bv
Manager Neville Bailey of Roton lriends 0‘ 119V Victor FIN“. 11 1118111
Point has returned there after epeml bet oi the lntfollt'tte Fathers, of Hart
ing several days in New Your c1: v on ford to have him ttlicved from duty.
businosa. “iih the 11 ench army in Franco and'
placed with the American tomes. per—
At the request of the Saturday night hops as Chiltlfli“ 0f one Of the. C0“
'patrom of the dance hall. at Roton nectitut regiments
«Point. Manager Neville Bailey post Some time ago Rm Fnuto took out
poned the Liberty Bond coupon draw his firqt Ameticart citizenship papers.
111g until Saturday evening at 10 but was nevet tullv naturalized. At
o'clock. tthe outbreak of the w 1'11 in 1914 he
iwaa called to join the French colors
Russel] 1. Smith, a local boy. who en- and since then has been serving as a
“sti‘il in the New Haven mugs, Com private soldier in the French .nt‘ml'
pany D. who are now stationed in the near the Belgian front.
Yale Field. New Haven. is laid up in Friends of More have teqnettted
the army hospital ‘sufien-ng from (.ongtessman Lonctgun to have him
.n‘tnor defects telensed so .hat llo can join the Amer-'
’Dudley Raymond oT-West avenue Allr. Lonercan todnv took the mattre
Enlisted in the United States Naval up with Ambassador luaserand and
Reserves yesterday at. New York 51,-. General \‘ittnal. military. attache at
Raymond was rated 11 second class the Ftonch embassy who promised
ycomnn \vas lmlnediatcly taken into they would at once take the ease up,
active service. 1 with the war office at Paris and try
“3’ to hate Ianre released.
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Norwalk eople who recall Ca thin
11 p SIX SONS lN THE WAR
Thomas Scott Baldwin, the pioneerI
aviator who operated the first dlrlgihlo
balloon at the Danbut'y Fair. and man- in J1 Ii. 31051111110. 0f ”06 (”1103”
. i
aged the first aeroplane exhibition street. Omaha. 18“.. expressing 8d]
nitration tor the action of McShane'si
there, will be interested in the an-
nouncement that the captain has just six sons: in enlisting, President Wilson
been commissioned a major in the-W010? ‘
aviation branch of the army, althoughi Amity 1 not turn nwny from the du-
not in 1ctlve.servic9 jties of the day for 11 moment to ex-
' -—--——-— mess my admiration for the action of
Petty Gillcer Stone, of the United your six sons in enlistim: tn the car
States MW. recently on recruiting vice of the countty.
tin .y in (South N-orwalk, “as in town ing and through them you are making
yesterday. Stone is stationed at pres.- a very noble conitibutlon to the line
out in Bridgeport and is recruiting story of patriotism and lrsv'ttltl"T‘l'lllCh
musicians for the navy. He states has always run through the pages of
that the life of a bandsman is ameasy American history."
one With large pay attached. Somb' M
knowledge of music is necessary in GRAFT CASE; IN LONDON N
joining. but after enlistment, an eight LONDON, July 26. -—Wlllt‘am August
months course is given each roctuit at:Casst10n, a retired civil servant. was
a school. on stone got into communl- 'remanded in the Bow street police
cation with' the local organlation of court yesterday attetnoon, charged
musicians and there is no doubt but with unlawfully and corruptly conspir-
what several will enlist. ling with Wing Commander John C.
gPorte. R. N. A, and Lyman H. SéeleY.
;:r~\\‘» v.1... o
I“ \\\‘\ \\ WW ‘prevention of corruption act of 1906.
' ‘ ' The charge concerns huge sums of
Managlng, t
money. alleged to have been from
_..E‘.states
time to time corruptly paid and re-
ceived by Forte, as agent of the crown,
Ain respect to certain contracts be-
Riparian“. “in GM 5M3 (tween the Lords Commissioners of the
ment are required in the. Admiralty and the Curtiss Aeroplane
management of an estate Company or New York.
This has these quad .._..._.__———-
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X- 2111111111; .01 woman the
'1 most competent untimtisfac—t
mm
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OFFICE-R DROPS DEAD
SAN FRANCISCO, July 26. -—Edwin
J. Justice. oi; Greensboro, N C. spe-
cial assistant to Attorneyfleneral
Gregory, dropped new in ms omce
heresyesterday. He'hadwbeen on the
coast two yéfira prosecuting the gov!
emment on cases "under memo
‘ .. ai'flxecutouri‘mgtee we
tucks no oborge for drawing
V many a member of the North Caro-
lino Mime.
ficnn fotoefl. its a chaplain it possible. i
\\’1’i'Slll.\’G'l‘0‘N. July L’I'i ”In a letter L
They are makg
to contravene the provisions of the ,
Buy now andsave
1-3 on your re-
frigerator p u r-
chase.
mammoth 111011
$7.50 to $3}!
RUG SALE
Rugs, Room size in all
patterns and quality,
trout a trait Run to 11
Wilton or Velvet at 1-3
oil.
Grex Rug. $6.96.
Brussel Rug, $17.95.
Axmiuster Rug, $19.95. 9 x 12 size.
Wilton Rug, $24.98.
9 x 12 size.
9 x 12 also.
9 x 12 size.
OIL STOVE‘S—BLUE Iii-LAME“
2‘BIHIBI‘ $3.50. was $4.00 3'Burner “35.111113 $6.50
We special!“ in Furnishing Homes commie
Open 8 Charge Account
o
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TURN“
1
127,129,131 Washington St, 50. Norwalk
Phone 105
M
,nst.,1897.
Men’s Oxfords and Shoes
ELITE, RALSTQN AND
HANAN
3 Hubs Well Worthy of Their
Names
OUTING AND TENNIS
FAMILY
Elwood&Glover
122 Washington Street
South Norwalk
The Gorham Co.
iDECORATORS
Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper
1810113 cloud 1 P. M.
Saturday
10 First Street
East Nomallt
Women’s
Wear
TheLittle Shop
so 1110. 11111111151.
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REBUILT TYPEWRITERs—L C.
Smith, Underwood
Remington. all other
.makas, sold. rented.
repaired.
per month. Mncblnen
sold at $5 per month. .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
ibd-Fatrfleld 1w... Bridgeport. Conn.
Chlldren Cheeriully
and Patiently
Treated by Modern,
Painless Methods.
i
”adorn“
Charges for Very
Belt Dental Work.
it
15 Year. In
the Practice of
High—Class
Domini-y.
Painleu.
«B»
. Dante
Aceptic Oflice ' m" fl'rzatmont.
nun-1111112 i
' ’ Gan Admlnlatefld
Surgeon by the Oxygen
Method.
a
DENTIST .
75 South-Main Strict -Gold an d, Porcelain
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 1?- Restoration:
m by appointment. A" 'klfld' of -Al‘tlfl'
clal Denim»,
Crown‘and .Bttldga
Work. Etc, 8le
fully Done
and Conscientioul.
_ ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
11101-111 Main Street-
son-.mnosuisazj
Whoan’silhocolates
Drugs Prescriptions
SHOES FOR ALL THE 1.
—‘ - \
_,_ _.._.n,.
Boilding Material of Every Kind?
Rentals, 8:! '
Withdrawal act. ' Mr. Justice wasz‘for- _,
(.4
{A
.7 'a-Save A Yard
of Mutenial
'On EveryrGén'nent You
Make by eUsing
PATTERNS
The Simplest, Most Economical,
Most Stylish Puttems Made.
This Model Shows the New— _
' eat Sports Frock. To Be
Fashioned of Plain cndfig-u . .
tired Silkor Cotton. Make 2
.it {or .Youraelf andYou will
combine Economy with; 7 .
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SmartStyle.. ‘ '
M011 have
4mm Infill
11' T0
Successor to Wm. Ethan
Phone 499 .
11711021 Street, EastNorwalk
:37 thtngtou' it.
Sewer Pipe, Land Tile, Wen Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
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Banking Connections
ness Banking necessities vary with the requirements of husb-
If prospective plans include the o l
penin of a. new
additional bank account. let us explain why Eve believe till:
Bank' 5 facilities will be of particular value.
ta
»M_WW
5.1m
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THE GREATEST
F000 VALUE
flushes Pics
1111 5111.111“ Starch.
I
There Is True Economy
In Buying a Reliable Refrigerator
We have the best made in all sizes th
Galvanized Lining. Call and see thenin Tile, Enamel or
PORCH FURNITURE, BUGS AND SCREENS.
RAYMOND cit SON
Wall 111ml: gar-octets and Furniture Dealers.
Continuing the
SPECIAL SALE
Ladies’ Black Pumps
Patent Colt: and Kid Pumps. All the new styles.
$6.00 Grades now. ..$4 95 $5. 00 Grades now . . . .
$3. 50 and $4.00 Grades now '
LADIES’ WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES
Rubber Soles and Heels were $8. 00, now
u ...... .1-..
CONNEALLY 8. 11111111111111
8: Washington Street. ..
vex
PORCH SHADES “P
'0“!me
4‘“. $2.75 till. $365, Sit $4. 50, 1011 $6
14. J.Collins Co.
OPTOMETRIST
58WallStneet. 1‘ ita
KRYPTOK IENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gold
Shall Shut-On and 0&9: Mountings.
Thorough examination at the cm Dcuhlts’
Nona pramptlyfillc‘d ExpemRopairlng.
Norwalk Chronicler