Harris St Cons
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, COAL
' That’s All
68 WaterStreet
To]. 72:
WEATHER Fonscasrf
'For Noryvaik and vicinity: Partly
oudy tonight;
armer. the disturbance
n : sed over this vicinity yesterday de-
veloped into a well defined storm area
in the Massachusetts coast. It is now
ntral near Nantucket. Boston rc—
ortal 3.58 inches of rain during the
t :24 hours. A long ridge of high
ressure extending from Montana
outheastward to Georgia is producing
ioasaut weather, with low tempera-
ures in the western and central dis-
cts.
.. ATHER A YEAR AGO ro-
‘ DAY.
Temperature: High, 7] ; low,
It'nir.
6in Ne wsl
"Bishop & Lynes' bid to furnish coal
or the Norwalk schools was $8.75 per
n. and not $7.75 as stated in The
entinei. ‘
The l‘anbury Lodge of mks will not
ave its annual clam bake this your.
n account of the request of the grand
xalted ruler that every enurt be made
0 conserve the food resources of the
ountry.
The dance at Rotmt Point last night .
«der auspices of Stamford Aerie, No.
nd their friends. It was in charge
f the entertainment committee of
-. ch” James Smith is chairman. The
I»:gles are giving a clambake at Bella
'ista Park on August 2ti.——Stamtord
dvocate.
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o—Important sale news onvpago 4.
lntz's filial clearing out, last two
eeks. |
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Three constables hired privately,
Ive been put, to work at Fairfleld
ach and it is not expected that any
tore trouble will be had With people
sing the shrubbery along the. beach
3 a bathing house. It has been dewl
ided that it will not. be necessary to‘
more this as: the. constables will lie
I guard at all times.
Cltadderton of 134 West
George ll. ‘
road street departed, yesterday, for
stott,,tn take a course in motors at
assachusetts inelitute of Technolo-
c. He has enlisted in the aviation
-ction oi the army. and after this
o rse at Boston, will go to a training
amp for a course oi! training in fly-,
3. Mr. Chadderton's number was,
9 45th drawn for the draft army. He
ad made. arrangements to enter the
viatlon service before the draftwas
. «lo—«Stamford Advocate.
7 Be:
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Convinced;
“\t‘m‘t“ \\‘ W
No man witches learned the;
convenience of a. checking 1/
2/,
"I.
account and the peace of
mind it. ati‘ords, has ever ‘
gone back to the old idea of
“CASH mm roan-r" i
use plan is , so thoroughly
pmticalmdw simple that '
only a. trial is nooouuy to
‘ died last evening at her home in Port
Saturday fair and l
which '
m
,,._. m paw-arm --5 . ‘m---M “.4. .o » r.
-q..- “ab—.‘og‘-
lmglmt-nial Quhl'lrl‘lllnrlt‘r James L.
Dagon, mm In stationed at Fort
Wright, will arrire iz‘. Norwalk tomol"
row al’teruorn tor a neck-end visit
with his family. "
Michal-l l'..wil, of '\\'.etc‘.‘ s‘rz'ci, will
hen-alter handle the inlli-vattr at the
Norwalk Independent baseball games, .
.lr. Dowd formerly was a star twirler'
with the old it. 8; G. DaSeball team.
Do not fail to take adrantageot‘ the:
August sale of furniture. A. J. Collins
Co. are ofl‘ering you an opportunity to.
save from“) to 30 per cent on all pur-f
chascs made during this great sale—5
Bead Adv.
" James \‘asali of Glover avenue wasf
arrested yesterday by Coustabie Bryan
ii. Silk on charges of assault, breach
of peace, and abusive language. Hut
trial is set for tomorrow morning in
the uptown court.
cry
‘ Out of respect to the memory of
{the mother of Fred ll. Pauly, who;
Chester, N, Y., the North Main streetQEXPLOSION AND; FIRE
{store will be closed until after the
lfuneral which will he held on Sunday.
l CAL WORKS IN EAST
LONDON. KILLING
MANY
(Continued From Page One)
A party of Norwalk business men:
left last evening for Fort Terry, where"
they will spend today with friends ml
the Sixth (Company. who are mobilized!
at this fOI‘I. The men who left by autol —- _
last evening were T. A. Skelly, C. lrv-;]il'l801191'5- ”II it litl'lli‘ ptli‘l oi the
ing Itylngton, Attorney E. J. Quinlanpi'ront attacked the raiders passed
.\i. J, Howard, John Milne, and Jake over the enemy ’s first line and
Aylor. support trenches which were
_.._.._. il'ouud to bc lightly held and ill
Following the departurn 0t Georgedmd condition. The (‘anadian cas-
P. O‘Brien, to cnliet in the, U. S. Ar-lualties were shill”-
‘ my. creditors of the. House. of O’Brien,l Our exploiting: party had land
lot which he was 'munagcr. got busylmines.cxplmlcd in front of them
and papers were served in a number" near a crater which was the sccnc
:ot‘ suits against Mr. O’Brien and the'of lively lighting.r earlier in the.
House of O'Brien. Attorney .1. iiiwcek. Iludetcrrcd by these ex-
lHoyt. represents six creditors whose plosions, they pushed on and en-
Eclaims aggregate $1.250. Deputy Sher— counlcrcd an enemy patrol
lsuits: and Constable Andrew ,Schlcct- a dugout. Only two answred lllc
lweu sci-red papers in an actioulcull to thc surr‘cntlcr and the oth-
l‘bt-ought by another creditor. Tiie-buslcrs were killed in the destruction
Iinesa has been flowed—Stamford Ati~'of the dugout.
,yocate. ‘ l’ l'l‘lit)tlltAll, Aug. li.-’l‘hc
Russian War ()fiicc statement to-
day l‘t‘ntls:
“There were fusiladcs of great
or intensity in the direction of
' Brody.
I “On the. Romanian front south
cd to Bouton street, [his morning, to of Acrnth as far as the village of
‘qucii a disturbance. it appears that Rollin. the enemy conducted a ser-
Itirs, Andrew Datum, of No. 11 Boutonlics of attacks of considerable in.
street, suspected her husband of inw-Etcnsity. All were repulsed.
ing an aflinity. She went to lioyti "In the region northwest of Si-
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i, —llig sale event everybody has been;
waiting for, read Mintz's big no on}
page -i. i
Ollicer John W. Smith was summon-
in the company of Mrs. Bttilr. dimmer obstinate attacks occupied a
Balms startzd to beat up Mrs. Bauniscrics of heights, forcing: back our
but site say; her husband caught undatroopa slightly eastward.
badly cut up and bruised. Oiiiccr rerer»,iilliittl€fi were beaten off.
red the. combatants to the proscenium “mm." sllcct‘tlcd i“
attorney. .3 our trenches on one of our heights
1 but lie was ejected by ti counter at-
itack. 'I‘his retirement developed
,iuto a flight. We captured eight.
prisoners and a machine gun.
“At'tcr artillery preparation the
The
TIGER THIRDS NOTES.
The Tiger thirds will play the Bear-
(‘ais on Sunday, August 12. at 10'
o‘clock at the Colonial lot for $1.00. It ;
is sure to be a last game and over)“;
body is welcome to attend it.
The Bear t‘ats'arc barking about»
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u .m.._-yu 'Ioc-~ ugiauvvv -wmwmvmsw
theorisltt
Furnitute and House Furnishings
That means a saving», to; yilu, otarfrom 10
.to, 30 per cent. onevetydollar spent at
our store. durlrg this sale. Goodsipur-
chased now will beheld for future deliv-
a .A-J- COLLINS‘5&.ACO.
WRECIQ A, BIG CHEer.
(ill:
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tilt lloulcns served the papera in theltbn'tecn men. who took shelter in;
penetrating: .
at .3
mm 303'“ mm mm:
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«5—,... “w“wmmaa . {dorm _ . .. .
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Comfortable Couch Hammocks
A big and varied line with covers
well as the strong and serviceable. khaki. Everything .of
a special value. HAMMOGKS AND AWNINGS.
Porch Furniture, screens and Rouse—a
splendid stock, in all sizes anddesigns
RAYMOND 8r SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
of attractive designs, as
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Donor muss
! (Gregory Boulevard)
' East Norwallf
Opens May I
SHORE DINNERS AND AL‘L
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDEKt
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Pruitt
; Telephone 720
Wall and High Sta. ‘ Norwalk
l - TEETH -
nun-m n—mwkua mu mum—um
enemy, attacked the Romanian pow.
,sit ions in the region between the
,riycrs ()it‘oz and Kasino and in
iccrtain districts pressed back
’sontc of them. will attack south
of the river Kasino was repulsed,
,‘li_\' the Runnnlians. ’
i “In the direction of It‘oksllani.
5the enemy continued attacks on
‘,both sides ot' the lt‘oksllani-Mcl’e-
,cltcstichi railway and pressed back,
iour .troops to the north between
'l’ctrccltknni and Doalga.
CITYS PPORTSV l
FAMILIES or ;
SIX SAILORS,
(Continued From Page Ont!) i
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t‘ierk Brown declared the city had
been supporting eight {atuilit-s, but
that the navy discharged two of the
men, but the remaining six are still
in the service. Mr. Brown declared;
the ofllclals of the navy are in pascal
slon of the {acts in thetcases, and he
cannot explain why the men are not
given honorable dischargeu.
Becauée oi the {act that they had.
dependencies. 7 men were recently;
{rejected from the ranks of the Sixth
1Company. when its members wereI
mustered into the Federal acrylce at
Fort Terry.
iTODAY IN . WALL STREET. 5
l WALL STREET. 10:30 a. nt.-Sitrip.;
:pings, tobaccos and various specialties;
:rclated to the war groups Were thcf
istrong features at the outset of today’s T
‘tratling. causing t‘urther short covcr-;
lug. Oils. Fertilizers and Sugars'
‘trailcd along more moderately, but ad 5
MW)" and there round her husband‘pot and [{atcrp'ali. the enemy at'UlOle’II“ Will‘s “WP attain under re-‘i
Stralut, notably General Motors until
’.\lachlis. Steels, coppcrs and rails
lworc irregular, lit titlehcm Steel Newl
lSiock reacting " mint. and United!
79. Fraternal Order of Eagles. was ::1- held her while Mrs. Buur beat her not “Between the rivulets Slitcza lsmlt‘S SIWI $00n IUI‘iOilOd “5 slight
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ended by a large number of Eames'whcn the battle ended Mrs. Bakus was:tlt1d Ilosttaua, a number ol enemy -I‘“”‘~
UNFILLED STEEL ORDERS
‘ NEW YORK, Aug. lO.——The unfilled
i orders of the Limited States Steel Cor-
tporation on July 31 were
I issued today.
£539,123 ions from the orders of June.
30. ' 5;. i 5" IU'EII 'II'IIHI‘I'W
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playing for more ”than $1.00, lmt they,
don‘t ever show up with the dollar. 1
The. Bear Cats were asking for the
Tiger Thirds lineup and so it will be}
put in this paper.
The Tiger Thirds challenge the
young Nationals or any i. her team in.
(‘onnecticut trout the age of l2 to 15. l
The line-up: ,
1.‘ I: E, Sisk, s s: T. Merino. 2d b; N.,
Hall. I ; (I Kosmichy. c f.
TIGER TIIIRDS.
SPanaI'
RAT BITES PROVE FATAL
ANSONIA, Aug. 10.—\\'iiliam Slgor-
tisit, five months old, who was at-‘
tacked by rats while sleeping in a crib
at the home of his parents several:
weeks ago. died todaynThe baby’s ill-f
juries had been serious from the start.2
The child’s parents slept in the same3
room, but. were not. awakened until
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E Special at . . .
60 No. Main st.
A limited number of Floweredand Striped Pongee Skirstg.98
{Von-voooouoooouooo-cnu
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL LINGERIE WAISTS.
' The Little Shap.
aneurrs,
So. Norwalk;
the baby-had been badly injured. lk
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‘ For Saturday Hosi'eny, COme toUs
SPECIAL SALE — I f SPEQIAL SALE SPECIAL SALE
MIDDY BLOUSES ; . ‘ SHIRT ‘YAISTS WASH SKIRTS
1:: 3:31:33: ‘ 69c. Value $135. . 505. vnut $1.00.
695. Value $1.00. 3 98c. Value to $1.98. 98c. Value $1.49.
93¢, Value $1.25, $1.19. Value to.$2.49., $1.98. Value $3.98.
$1.19. Value $1.50. l $1.49. Valuotcflm $2.49. Value to $4.75.
oonvinoothomoltohptinl.
Iholooallondnwill b0
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A: mutation is sous DEPARTMENT 33pm
10,844,104 .
l tons, according to the monthly report E
This is a decrease oti
. Why Take Chances ? ,
; .Many persons have lost the savings of a lifetime by con.,
.cealing funds in unsafe places. The safe place for money is in
q
:hl
‘ . We offer this security in the form of a checking account
5 which will
. —Protect your funds from loss
3: ~8ystematise your financial afi‘airs
. —Strengthen your credit. -
ti Modern. methods, superior facilities, courteous treatment—
“You are mvtted to do your banking business here.
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We act. as Administrator, Executor or Trustee of Estates.
ThegCity National Bank
South, Norwalk, Conn.
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l WITHOUT PLATES
.Drfl. H. MaIIery
lltl So. Main St, 80. Norwalk, Ct.
gHours9a.m.to5p.m.,7to8p.m.
3 film”!!! By Appointment Only
.- The Banner Bakery: '
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l Tel 367 5 Monroe strong,
‘ We are now able to supply our
loustomers with PIES, made to.
J larder each dayl. We also have
fsucAR BUNS and cor-ruse
Children Cheerfully ”mile"
and Patiently E ‘) a and Conscientious
Treated by Modern, ,sympgffgt'fér’
Painless Methods Aceptic Office Treatment
y. unsound I
Moderate Surgeon Gas Administer“
by the Oxygen
Method.
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
A .
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Gold and Porcelain
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
Restoration.
.:::.:::.::".. .. .. or "J
I cm on urea,
Highclas. Crown and Bridge
Dentistry. «H Work, Etc. Skil-
tutty Done
5 RINGS in addition to our regular
I’Itock.
AW. it‘ll)O‘STE'R”w
‘ ATTORxEY AT LAW
” %‘
:LateExamlner (‘ Vt
U. 8.1)“ng Send
iOtIice for Booklet.
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" on Pan mu
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i ‘ m5 MAIN smear .
I. BRIDGEPORT. CONNECTICUT
iEXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT
i RATES TO NEW YORK
ifHE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
‘—
Freight boat loaves Pier 45, Ear
River, New Yerk (foot of Jackson
LSt.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.I
in. Freight received a‘. Norwalk up to.
' ' O l . m. an a ou . 'orwat u .
There IS Still a Chance I330 . ‘5 " " " P"
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to a l W .7 .
5 V8 Money 5 Omen S
Don’t miss the sale of LADIES’ BLACK PUMPS. i
All the newt-styles in patent, coil; and kid. i W .
$4.95 for the $0.00 grades. $3.95 for the $5.00 grades l ear
$2.95 for the $3.50 and $4.00 ad . ‘ . ‘
LADIES’ WHITE sucxsrourggacisss. : The LII-fie Shop,
Rubber soles and heels. Now $6.50, were $8.00. 60 N06: “up”, 31..
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN T“
81 Washington Street. ‘South Norwalk. . , I
we tZELUFFS
. .1...) .o.
7 he floor‘covering
surprisepf the
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o r: o“ 0 ¢®
“ '. ‘5 04p; 0 Patterns for
9%.3 Every Room in
'. f ‘.0 YourHomc
; Have, You Seen «-
Thosg. Wonderful; , Washable Rugs?
,ult ' t .t ,. a ‘th. cl .1 .
l is. fiihe'dp‘iil: $353213 fil’tt‘fiffldfi‘i‘ifldfl‘i’fa
; AmRugo now being and; ed. dull cannot get no, . than hen.
i We hvobrousht the greatest cocoa :hoy some: éur a "kick”
* covering pines in the country to adulthood”; Doyou wonder
my—idyou.
: WMR“ ,,If§ .mry-
that these , rugs' are taking tho
women of Americi by storm? 4' V
‘ ‘ ‘ And don'twotry ho Nb prices.’
flmmaih'afi‘ ”mild ' My.» low :ouzoulcd turd-
hand " lyboluvonoifwohlrlyou. Any
.. W :3“. “rams
YWII‘JCoopl—nfl. obi-on
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A.»
. ' REBUILT
sum. " g.
., Successor to,Wm. Eli'ron
f . Phone .499.
i 37 Fort Street. East Norwalk
I THE-5 GREATEST. *-
_ Drug Store =
iNorth Main, Street
“cannons-.1532},
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Whilman’sCltocolates
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Drugs Prescriptions.
TYPEWRITERs—L. 0..
Smitn, CRGBX‘WOOG.,
’Remington. all other.
,tmalies, sold, ron:ed,_,,
.repalred. Rentals, $3
‘iier month. Machines
sold at $5 per month. .,
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER .EXCHANGE .
It You Have-
’ Ally... Junk
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