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Have you tried
“ROCKINGaCHAIR” UNION
SUITS?
Try these during this hot weather
:1. 00, $1. 50. $2. 00
Harris & Gans Made in Norwalk
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Mr. Ind Mrs. T. H. Leonard Robins, . . . . .
of 19. Putnam avenue, are the proud Mrs. Richard \\ estbrook 1.5 yrsrting
‘parents of a ten pound baby girl, lrn Brooklyn. .
born this morning. Mr. Robins is tell- m
et' at the Peeples' Trust Company.
Cards have been received from Ar .
, chibald T. Merriam, who is stationed] V_ _
85 Washington Street at Fort H. G. Wright, Fisher’s Island th'wnds in Nov Rorluile.
WM He is in the C. A. lC. N Y. band An; Brecltet Maso‘nof New lolk is \is
drew J. Soltes is also there with him.‘
“his Barbara ilerold has been 1isit-
ing with friends in Stamford.
:ui;$ Edna Tatlor b 5 been 1'- siting
JOSEPH DAVIS
COAL
That’s All
Iiting with lt-‘l‘dlilés on Snrith Ridge
11 mi.
THE coo-o OLD u. s. A. i 0“
William Kehoe has resigned his po-
sition in the Burdick lunch wagon.
The Holmes, Keeler & Kent Com-
] am an English slacker,
And 1 know what In) about;
'list 1nd i: attended by 11:: c. 11. st-to‘
' pan1 has flag“ to the 1C 5181:“:321thn my country wanted soldiers ville \ ’ '
company, 11 . etc.. 3 C100 . , «
68 W5“! sue“ (‘rcss streets for three years, from lquretly gm out. ——
l sailed across the ocean .. Mr
To the good old U. S A
And until the war is over
There is where l’m going to stay.
I
Nesbilt haw
lltllll
not Mrs. lr'uuc
been t-ntcr'tainina
Pound Ridge .
May 1, at a yearly rental of $2,700.
Tel. 721 ‘ m- eislt‘l‘
Judge Nehemiah (Tandee is substi-
tuting for Judge Frank i1, Wilder 111
21:0:3g12dieptigififgltlougt 33:: 133::ti’or i don't like the Germans,
‘ ‘ i do not like their shot and shell;
C n ,’ - ' ' 't. .
a (lees bench in the uptown cont Had I to choose bctwecn the two
I Would rather be in 11—.
Let Uncle Sam and the people talk,
1 care not what they say,
I WEATHER FORECAST.
{Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Pafl'Hy cloudy tonight and Wednesday.
A isturbance is central this morning
New Rothelh
There will be a business meeting of
Trinity Men's Club, this evening. and
this will be the last one before Sep-
. lt'. and Mrs. William Doolittle ot
Shelton are spending the 11 wk in N11 w
it‘:an~.an
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of” liowa. 1‘ is causing cloudy and tember. After the meeting the en- 1 have taken “1) my b€d and board I ---——--
showet'y weather from the R001” tertainment committee will serve in 1111’ 150011 01d U. S ’1 , \liss Reid oi St:'tmfo d 1121.: :1 recent
mountains eastward to Florida. The chowder and all the fixings. All the guest of Mrs. James “lid (1. Stamford
rains have been quite general over the members of the club are earnestly And if any of ”105.. bouncers aunue
ram and wheat belt. The temperature
continued moderate in all the northern
districts.
(‘ome looking after me, I
, - ,1 will hide down in the subway, ‘
Members of the Sixth Company, sta- Or climb some. good old tree. ‘
tioned at Fort Terry, will soon lie-pm- And ant-r- they havc passed along, ‘
ficient speakers of the French tan ”.1 SH. no other way, [
guage. Starting Monday of next week 1 will go and be united 1
asked to be present.
Miss Florence 11.111 npor' of Wash
ington was a gulst, lust wet'Lt of Mr
and Mrs ll. ll llawnporut
HEATHER A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.
William F. Lithcy ic now emploted
Temperature: High, )8; low, 1’1“"- I-e-‘lie T- ””191 formerly a mem' To the good old U. S. A. ,as chauffeur for Rush Targut‘t. l skint:
7!). Showers. be“ 0" ”18 “Pike-193' SChO(>1 faculty in (‘AL 53111111, 111111 plan- of John Watts
. New London, will start giving lessons WW- I -— ‘ .
, to those youths who desire to take WAR INDUSTRlES BOARD BUSY ‘ l‘dwa' 'd LilWl'tlltO, jr., has 9.11th it:
. them. Further schooling will be _____‘ ,new Stl‘VlCP cut to his automobile hu5-i
Ne ws enoyed in the way of arithmetic and WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-—'I‘hc newlvuiness on Forest street. ‘
C'ty other 5mm” .created 11"ar industries board today ~ —— ,
went to work on its big war purchas- Vincent St, John is acting a}: chauf-
" h _ Dog Warden Thomas F W315“ a“ ing program for the United States and feur for ii i. . Bertine in place of
A. K. St. John has leased to F. 0- “(“de ”dd-V ”m he would V15“ all her allies, after a preliminary confer Floyd \\'-,ted who enlisted in t\ army.
‘38 ”16 property ill 10 Rowan street, the summer resorts in U)? near future ,ence “ it}; President “”50“ Among' '
East -‘orwalk. and take into custody all dogs that are V1119 first probluns to be 5011 on was Mrs. .lennio McKendt'ickVnud son of
___.__.___ brought here, from outside the state un- that of coordinating American and Al New Jul‘sm' tu'c guests or Mr. and
Samuel Kotlemsky, who was arrest- less the owners are willing to take out’lind purcbascs This probably will be. Mrs, W. .l. lit-Kendrick, on Railroad
ed last evening for intoxication. was ‘09“‘9" ‘01 ”l" "05'" The warden ‘deono through Bernard M. Baruch, ni‘t‘nuo
dined $7 this morning in the uptown having 50““ ”01ml“ ““11 (1083 3119' ~member of the bortrd, who is to DC
Mr. and Mrs. lepl'l Breckt't' have
returned from their three 11'e1-ks' mo
tor trip through New York state. The
DO‘l‘d l0 ht 1011!; 1n “9819011. rushing named purchasing commissioner for‘
_...._.__. auross ”1"] me in 1‘33“ Norwalk aIldk-racb allied government. and who also
'A five hundred pound mooring was 111 liking attacks on chickens, although'wm be chairman 0f the 11.11' industries . . ..
laid yesterday at Hickory Bluff for the muzzling law is on in that town. board’s purchasing commission for the “menu."- included Mam” Falls, “9
James A. Farrell's new power boat, American government. Vbully, etc. '1
”Promo.” A public hearing will beheld in the Some difficulty is looked for in the
‘ council chamber at 8 o'clock tonight effort to buy for the Amps at mp sat? ,.
concerning the proposed measure of View prices obtained by the United M" "M m" "I \lr ““1 \lrs tieoraf'
“in‘uning‘ slrppts so as to have East States government. Many Producer-.1; ll. Stetens, went to New Haven, lzts‘.
avenue run from the. city line to Sea- already have entered protests saying \\(’dn(‘.\till_\', to ”k” ‘x‘mlm‘m‘m’ fur
1 ~ ,-' . ‘ ' ‘ 1 : ’ is»
How avenue abolishing the name their government lll‘icvs are far below {m 01mm“ Tturmng (111111 ” ilut "
tur
“New'toun avenue," and to have West the market.
avenue run from the top of Mill Hill W
Tire TM“ (‘ity Protectivelcugue met to the Meadow street bridge at tho CONNECTICUT QUOTA COMPLETE
last night at the Grace Baptist church foot of South Main Sm,“ This mm, ......
.and formulated plans to better ”It‘limprovcmcnt will do awav with ”19’ NEW HAVEN. Aux.
moral conditions of the colored peoprcVu,”m.. ‘East Wall" strcct “Wall" cutV has completed its 0111111112,-28 (nth iltl't
«of Norwalk ,and to seek better treah‘suomV “North' and "South" men for the regular army, it 111111 au- Sunday night.
about before the law. nounccd today from the stale head- SillC‘t‘ (icrttld had been borne.
""‘“‘"‘ .Y‘Qllallel’s for federal reuniting by Mo
A meeting of the executive commit' AMERICAN SOLDIERS liot' \\. A \191‘001‘ the commanding 05 The Nn-w (‘unnttns
tee of the Liberty Lo’tn bond issue willV MAY ALL VOTE ricer. While New liuven,lln1lfnrd come on
be held Wednesday, August 8, at 4 p.V and Middlescx (‘ountles exceeded their. T110 ho_\',s 51 to S.
(DUN .
._____. (lonrge'Stevens, .1 11'c-llknown nth-
There‘ were twelve sales of real os-
tate in Norwalk, last week, with mort
gages of 85,628. For the last week of
July, TRIS, there were six transfers of"
property and mortgages of $19,600.
Herold l‘t‘ 'Iser ol' the titiution field
at Mint-,oltt l..l,1111,~: gitcn :1pass to
come home Sunday and visit his pur-
llc had to report for duty
7 ~(‘onnectl
Main
streets. .
h“,—
It was Ntw Can-
‘llnll. All members are requested to
be present and present any bills they,
may have.
3111c other counties are bt’ililltl on Illf‘ll‘; score of S m 3_
“"‘SHINGTON. Aug. 7.—Atut-lric.'1n allotments. Recruiting for the 1‘0“" visitors drove four runs across
(citizen soldiers, whether located in ‘1‘-‘1‘ tinny “‘11 contintlt‘. ““1 it I“ pan and in the ninth tied the Store
—— icantonmcnts of the national at"h1y,itl«”9dv 3'“ ”‘9 National Guard 1" “0w Tilt winning r1111 for the Next SilllJOll't
The htghwztv between “instcd and mobilization ct‘nlt’l‘s of the NationalV ft‘dt'l'dlized and on the some footing ite; w as made with no one out.
Tort‘jngton is now open for travel. “Guard, or 1111111 in France with the its the regulars. recruits will also be __
The new section consist! of about expeditiont'ttv form's mat mm at the accepted for the. Gu:'.11d l 1),. J_ R wmtnpy of Vermont.
two miles of concrete constt'trctiouifu ll elections it” their t‘t'spcdito Statoq‘ ,___,......__..... i
and will be appreciated by the large establish 1oting machinery at the TAYLOR—H'NDLEY'
number of motorists who use this camps i ._.-.__
mad- > i Provost \larslml General meam-E Andrew Taylm Darien undertaker,
___.__.. rsoid tonight that there was no bar to who was recently di1"otccd from Lydia: Sales (‘0. )1er Whitney
RPDOr't, was made early this mornin' the. voting of guardsmcn or drafted “ estlrnk Taylor following her myste lfm- the p-punm “it“ her mother, Mrs
. to Acting Desk Sergeant W.R RnSammiS soldiers so fat as the federal gover—n “0“5 shooting in the Chick Inn Te'llllohert Simon on Locust “WNW-
at police headquarters that an auto- proof was concerned and that the “’0’“ 0“ ”‘9 Norwulk Durien 90“ road 1
mobile truck, owned by the Silver only obstacle would be the “clif‘l‘uce “'35 “m"‘d 111 “‘“mage on Sunday wk \1 d \1 9,
Lake lce company. had been stolen of state legislation on the subject, Miss “NWT” Hindlev, 0f Daricn. VI 1' :thh l: 1 lie
from a yard in NEW Canaan. The 110-. __.___~___________ Considerable intert St was nllllllfeSi ' pan) w" t1111‘ taugl 1‘5
lice had obtained no trace of it at JENDE sues FOR $15,000 :01! in 1h" 'h‘m‘ing» ”‘9 ““59 ““d m‘ l
noon today. FOR AUTOMOBILE HURTS, turc oi which was never fully ex, off for Texas. James in company with
| 3059p}, Jende of Greenwich has plaiued publicly. Divorce proceedings'
lantern on the traflic brought-butt against the C. E. Slauson were lnSlitlllNl 60011 after b) “1‘5 THY!
Company of Stamford for $15, 000 10R '
damages for injuries alleged to have ___..__...__.__
been inflicted by an automobile owned: RED CROSS FUND DONAT'ONS
by the defendant and driven by anl
1916 at Atlantic
Bar in the scr cnth
disses .\l .11'
The green
dummy at the corner of Main and Wall
streets came to grief again last even-
. ing. when John MoSally, of Orchard
street, clipped the dummy with his au-
port to enlist. They were transferred
to Fort Slocum without being able to
i return home to see their parents
, NEW CANAAN HrmovquB c fwm
Following are later donations to the
tomobile. 'A local hardware man basfi agent October 19, . Week-end guests of Harry L. Bette»
however, a large stock of green Square and Canal street in Stamford. 10031 Red Cross fund. dict at the Whippopwm Camptn, ,;
globes awaiting the next calamity. 1The case has been filed with the 811- Mrs. Susan Law """"" ° 32-00, Club Lake gigcmjt were 111:, anal
perior court. The complaint alleges Card Party at 25 Farrfleld Ave”1.800I Mrs. W. Bruce Mardon, .Mr.11nd \lts.’
Another automobile was stolen last that the claimant was struck by the Mrs. 30113 cavanagh 00° James V Wright and 11,-,5 Harry
evening, which adds one more to the automobile which was operated reck- Mrs Ferry 43 00
' long list of thefts of this nature be lessly. that he suffered an injury to A check or $100 8501111611 in last‘ East Port Chester, Miss Edith Stahl
tween here and Bridgeport. The ma- his leg which required amputaion and night’s “5‘19 ‘0 M153 Alexandria Ham iof Brooklyn Miss Minerva A. 'Scott
'. dflne stolen this time belonged to the that be is still incapable of following iiton was donated by Miss ‘I- Hamil-' and sister Edith V Scott of New Can
Silver Lake Ice 00., and was a. Ford his trade as a. painter. ton imm. L Miller of Great gm 1nd
truck with dark green body The An electric iron was also donated byI Frank Rivers of Long Ridge.
truck was stolen between 7 o’clock Mrs J. A V011! Jr-
last evening and 4:50 this morning
from the garage of F. 'K._Merrill, of
. Broad River. The local. police have
ARE YOU UNLUCKY?
_—
Moat sickness is traced to careless-
ness or neglect, but unfortunates who
I Charles Scbanfelberger, father 1|
CHICAGO'S NEW SPELL'NG BOOK- Mrs. Walter Goodhue, died suddenly
CHICAGO Aug 7.—Many ”0‘93!" Friday morning. at the home of his
City NeWs 1 NEW ennui
Mrs. Howard Scol'ield is on the shit;
Miss \larion \\' ater's is \i itin." with}
. A. (omstot k, ml
11 was four Wt'fiksa
if
won 11 baseball
Saturday from the "W1“ 11"tlk-
111.. in the council room at the CM General Crowder Says There Is No quotas by 84 men, it was announced. 1 'urn's name “1) to the q9‘.“le by :11
the
POTAWES
.
who 1.
"htts been spending :1 few days‘ here.
with his wife. left for llt'attleboro, \‘t.,i
inn Mond '11'. lie is ernploveu as expert 1'
1'1 eter'1l111rv for the Purebred liiveutock
will rent 1111
James Kellcy, in corn-
:tnd Pauline went to Fort Slocum, Fri-
duv, to see their son, James J Kelley,
1 several of his friends, went to Bridge-
.1Blow of Stamford, Chas B. Wright of !
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fer-tonnes . IN SALT
‘ ST. JOHNS, 'N. F., Augr'rzr-“A seri-
ous shortage in salt is oatisiug urn-.11
inconvenience to the fisheries inter-
est! in Newfoundland. Arrangements
made some time ago to provide for
ithe needs of the present year have
pro1 ed inadequate. The goternrnr n1
has now commandeered all mail-able
agrocks of salt in the colony and a1-
ranged for their distribution among
,tbe fishermen to the fullest extent
fpoasible until additional supplies can
gbe ob' ained front abroad. Two ships
tladen with this commodity and bound
,for this p0:t were tor'pedoed.
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tlcommsurtons FOR THE SAIL]
AthéfiE 3;.
ons
. BOSTON. An: '.——A report just: { J 11 law
RN, or Women an e 1 reh
wife of the commandant of the mston l
Na1'1'i‘ald,sl1011': that since March 23:
E New England women have sent to the;
,1 New league distributing station here
345181; articles nl'1"a1iou;~. kinds for di5-‘
1
fits properly ‘ 1'
Athena underwear is tailored so it fits in all way5.',’iiiil
‘3:§‘:X:,‘;.:‘32“ 0‘ m m“ "at it does not approach the outlines of the figure} it ep-
1 . ,' lually rs the outline of the figure. .z..t'1'!1dl ‘
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i ' The tailoring, or shaping, is not confined to any
3 “iii ”3:3“.133, if:5:“fi'.fi‘:‘“l’:‘l$ ;; part of an Athena undergarment. it extends to; c2 1' J
[ States and lower selling costs. reduced , t 1.... .lir . -
V, brie“ are now possible for, 4, Par ,1” .
3 Eckmap s ' The shoulders droop at the natural angle. The bu -‘
i Alterahve ' has the proper fullness. The back is narrowed to 31
FOR THROAT AND LUNGS l
l mum“ (”mm “V”. t smoothly. The legs are of the proper oonformationfi‘ 4‘33!
N° A§§‘m§iz:mu° “I mlé‘ims'i: Dm’ The Athena patented seat for drawers and uniogsér
Now 1150 Now 80 Cu: is a remarkable advance in the designing of underw
Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia.
i . is so shaped that it fits snugly in any posture. Yet it, o
1 - not bind. There can be no gaping or bulging. One;
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1 :omfortably protected at all times. at
Athena underwear is actually tailored just as your (:0 4
or suit is tailored. it is not stretched or pulled into shape, ,
Vas is so much underwear. . s. -m.mdt.1,
The fabric of which Athena underwear is made, is tub
in special Athena patterns. Then it is stitched together to
V‘form the Athena garments. ’lhose patterns have bet:
proved correct by test of actual use. We, for example hav
been selling Athena underwear for some years and eac
, year more women and more children are enjoying the coni-
fort it gives. "14'
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PROFESSIONAL EXAMINA— ; V1 th all its distinctive comfort and fitting ability?!
, Athena costs no more than other underwear of equal fab.
TION WITHOUT CHARGE . __
Is OUR SPECIALTY. V ic quality but without the special features of Athena. .1
t Here are some of the models now ready—and 5015i
THAI‘ [ER . nowhere else in Bridgeport: —- Add;
Ocullsts, OptOmetrists, Opticians
Women’s vests, low neck, no sleeves, very light out
“The Home of Good mum" medium weight—65c and 75c.
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Cenn
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock
Established 1897
Rational Eye
Procedure ,
Too many people who need
glasses think only of buying
merchandise.
The professionalziaspect of
lenses bears the same relation as
a. prescription for medicine does
for another part of the body.
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fine—50C.
Women’s union suits with low neck and no sleeves and!
:ither tight or lace-trimmed knee—65c $1. 25 and $1. 50. 1
Women’s bodice top union suits of light weight, tighilt
knee—50c and 59c .4
W omen’ 5 pink union suits of light weight, tight kneel
—65c and 51.
Beautiful silk union suits for women, white,
' texture—S4. 50.
Girls’ union suits, lace-trimmed or tight knee—50c and?
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Cirildren’ s vests with low neck and no sleeves, light.
weight cotton—25c and 35c. ’l'
Childrcus lace- trimmed pants of soft fine cotton ln‘
lght 11 eight—03c and 35c.
Left. aisle. from. :1
Book of New England.
' motor tr1ps---$l
A ILCW book that will be deeply interesting to every;V
)ody planning a motoring vacation.
Guidebook that tells much of interest of the various
:owns on the main highways of New England. , ,.
Guidebook that offers full information of three spa.
tial trips: — 1,;
Shore Trail-4200 miles in 9 days along Maine coast,
- Hills Trail—1000 miles to 8 days among the Whrfd
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34c pk.
Smoked
: ‘Sho uld ers
1914C lb.
PHONE - 371
PROMPT AUTO
oestvznv
nountaius. will
Lakes Trail—1000 miles in 7 da 5' around Lake Clia '
UNCLE SAM wants plain and Lake George y “:1,
l STENOGRAPHERS,
F1 Illustrated with many pictures, of convenient size-3;
‘ ' 9 ' " - ' 1 j;
1 Male and Female, n... m... m..- '
Exam-itiations ' - » 1i
l Every TUESDAY
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xmsmu, mouse 7, ion 1 '
Women’sbodice vests for evening wear, delightfullmt..,
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asked surrounding towns to keep
, watch for this machine, but as yet no
trace has been found.
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ASK FOR and GET
'HorliCk’s
sufler from hay fever or asthma. can
attribute their ailments to, «badluck.
in August the air is full of pollen and
dust that cause trouble for some, yet
others are never bothered. N5 reme-
dy does more to renew hay fever and
asthma than Foley’s Honey and Tar.
the well known family medicine for
coughs, colds and croup. It clears and
moths the afflicted nose. throat and
bronchial tubes .—V—Adv.
against the further use in the publioidwgmer on :Lakevlew avenue. He
30110015 0‘ s. 399111“! b°°k which °°n"was a resident of New York and, with
tains a D389. holding Emperor William another daughter, was payingifltirs.
before the pupils as a man who “hate- Goodhue a visit. The caugeo't: his
meanness” and who "is manly and death was so sudden that a coroner's
aboi'e board,” were before the Bosrdquuest was necessary. The beat, his
of Education when it met today. advanced age, and billousness were de-
The board has prepared a new 81101" terminod as the causes The family.
her, with the page eliminated. but ltlaccompanied the remains to ‘New
has been found impossible to have it
imprinted in time for the opening or veying'V the body by automobile. and in-
Mamk
Sultana-Powell Corporation._ i
school in _’5.°.‘".‘°mb°’-. ., .. V3“, .1. cement took place in the brain. V
Merrill Business
Cullege
". South Nomad:
York Saturdly. E. B. Lawrence [Vom- ”Mord, .
Viol-1 cheater
Becomea Constant
l- Reader-of Sentinel
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