Aprons oi all kinds.
.E. K. BANKS
"Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
NOW
13 the Time to Consider
. Repupering Your Home
HOUSE PAINTING
Estimates Cheerfully Gven
Call usmlene 14-36
J. I]. RUBBER
108 80. Main 51.. So. Nor-walk.
.At Reduced Prices
DONN ELLY’S
18 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
up .
Council;
City News
streets, spit at her and had used abus-
ive language towards her.
A phone ca" from 4:! Taylor strcct
addics'. unknown laying in the back
yuid in a mildly lt'lIO‘tlt‘ 1tc1l condition.
He was warm 1i to stav 1111' 1y from tho
I place in the. future.
. "/ Expct'l housebrcakr-rs arc liclicvctl
to have been the once who cntcrt'd tho
- butcher and grocery storc o! Disltrow
' firMIIIS ofil‘i \‘Voodward :11'1111111', by
blanking 11 pane of glass in thc rcar
door and stealing 30 coats and a hand-
I‘ul oi’ swcet crackrrs. This. occurred
at about 12 last night, anti it is said
that any boy who has cracker crumbs
in his pockets or traces of crackers 1m
his mouth will be undcr the suspicion
of the police.
The Bridgeport-Port, Jefferson steam-
or frequently patronized by Norwalk
1people made last week what probably
~ will bc its last trip; for an indefinite
time, because of a naval order pt'ohl
'biting the entry of vessels to certain
designated parts of Long island Sound.
The line of demarcation crosses the
lstenmbnat route and shuts Port Jet’-
ierson off from Bridzetmrt. (‘onnccti-
t oy1' termed 11190 .1111 interacted as
'hothcr they will be allowed to culti-
‘jvatc th'c’m.
SPECIAL MEETING
A spccial meeting is called at the
”Central Labor Union hall Mon ei'ening
t 8 o'clock to take action on the
death of our brother Fred M. Andrews
JAMES J. GHIOTTO,
Financial Secretary.
A W assortment oh
,. Gingham and Percaics?
just received.- "'AlsoI'
Kiddie K315;
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work for the Red Cross.
1 The Tast Grinds Association of
{Bridgeport 11.311 be tintertained by
Ifticndship'Post .\'o. '1', tomorrow
:Romn Point.
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l Tony Pinhell, the Thousand Dollar
faint black. of Wall street 11' as tho
tlindcr of :1. $25 check Saturdav after-
{noon The (heck 11'-him belonged to
'th Fairfield County Farm Bureau has
,lxecn refurncd to. its curlers by Mr.
gl‘inbeli. '
1 \lctnlirrs of Bucixuhau W R. C...
1 "ti hold their annu: l pitni c at Rottyl
P11 tit. on WPdnf-stm} 01 1! is 111—'91:. All
1 11c111‘11cts are‘nozilicd to he rcnrl': to
" gtakv the 10:50.1. 111. 1'111' from the Ros-
HOT, HOTTER, HOTTEST git”! Flore cornnr. \i'tvtiucstlai'.
,one will plcasc bring their bziskcts
But there's no need “to E
LOOK the part.” Here are
the cool, cooler, coolest suits.
t is expected that to»; American lla‘
.
jt‘mnpanv, 111111 ‘1 1'111-1-111‘11 took our 3'
. n :pnrmm of tho Lolh .\lili. in Grant
Pricesf1'0n1$°~851°$18'85' A .2-‘11'11111, will open up i.';- busincss in its
10$ 0f DOVE! fabrics have been I» '11111' location 11111111111111: 1" was 9x-
invented for men's comfort 11w 111w 111111111 1m 0111411111
in August. A good showing
of ’cm here, and they‘re tail-
ored and built so there’s none
of that. wilting efiect.
Underwear of cobweb tissue -
no sleeves, no arms—(w; .3
$1.25.
Rogers 81 Stevens
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pct-it'd 13121:
Junior, but nulortkct
garosc. whit-l1 111'1'1'1'11‘1' i this plan from
being carried 1:111.
liar trir'c'ituts1a11c1s
‘1
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1’“ "”3"“ "" Fait'iicld ““3011 “1510mm" Yoomaus of No. ti \‘l‘ashinntnn SquareI
as James flit-ll of 3H “00‘“ New York, and Licutcnunt
“I'miii‘l‘illl- ”m ”“1”" lie “’5‘ a George Plutt Brett, .lr., son of Mn. and
““1 ““1“” car ltccnsc nunibcr CWT-Mrs. Gcorgo P. liroll- of Greenfield
5m)?“ north
[‘ngllil curds arc boinz: rtcciicd 11111"N cltu"'..1h 1,1 ”“011”,, “353..
5:01.111“: II‘OI‘I AWN“ “"“l’rbu’l' a Miss \comans “as aitvntictl ln' hcr
It ”1101' "WWW” 0‘ ”1“ city 5 engincer matron of honor. Mrs. Jamcs Polk M;-
1111.: forte. “1 \‘l'atcrburv is now a Kinncv, and six bridesmaids. including
'll“‘illi“‘l' “I ”I“ “““himn Englnocrs Miss llt'ali'lcc llcck. Miss ticncvicvc
(Wit. 4”“! IS in England at ”“2 prcscnt Glcndcnin. Miss \‘ziii'iou Pcrr1',.\ilss
tintc. illorothca Camp, \liss Edith Summons,
all of Now York, .1111l.\ilss liurbuta
Ros-sci] of Boston. Mass. Miss May
and Miss Anna ‘l‘comaus 11'1'1'1' tho
ilovvct' girls. They carrlt'd bouquets of
1111111 lurks-put and snaptlragcns and
Worn gowns. of bloc and pink organdic.
Mr. lirctt's bcst man was his
brotlnnuinlan', James Polk McKinncy.’
His ushcrs were Llcutcnant (‘lcvclanu
ll. Dodge, Liculcnant
Shippon Davis, liylantl Salcr, Allrll
s . .1’1 . $131111Dongal and Karrick Castle. 1
Mrs. (L A. Gregory and daughter," Aftcr tho nodding breakfast .\it'. and
Miss lsahcl Gregory. entertained six ”1““ 1‘1"“ will makoan 9'" "‘de tour.
of ”w oldcr child'cn of the Bridge- stoppin'r at Bt'ctton \\ 00115 and at
1.011 Protestant Orphan asylum at Long Island {1 I
their home on Hauley avenue. W 81' t
ncsday. Tlte children spent the af- The wedding of \Iiss Lillinnlicil
tot-noon and had supper and were “ 00‘1”” dilll°I1tPr of \Ir. 111111 “115.
taken to the “movies" in then evening. James 13- “'OOIIX‘UII 0!" Litchilcld. to,
Thcv net's accompanied by the tcnl- Lieutenant Bernard Clark 100k place
A Ford scrvicc car driven by llcury
Wolshy 111.171 Main sit-cot, came in
contact with a street car on Washing-
ton street, opposite llrackcn's Shoo
stot'c on Saturday night 111 11:10
o‘clock. No one was injured. although
consldcrablc paint was scratched oiT‘
both the automobile and the trolley.
The conductor of the car was F. A.
Wendell and the Motorman Henry
Mills.
hc prohibited arm includes mum of ont'nt'y sttporintcndcnt, Mrs. isabcl Saturday "0““ ‘1'- ”I“ Congregattonal
heir beds and they are wandering Sulleck.—Bridgetiot'i Stalldflrd- .church in L1tchllcid. The \l’oodrnlt.
. . . . 1 . 1famlly has numerous iricnds and 111‘!
r A iclcphone call came from \‘cal Mo qttntntanccs in this city and neighbor-
Nally of Fair street that a number of mg towns
‘boys who had gone in swimming 11"eie
tanning around the street attired as
ladv Godiva was in her already fam-
one ride, but they were not bolt us at-
tracti1e as the aforementiorsd lady
Officer Murray went to the place and.
got hold of one of the boys, after which;
jthc voting men confined themselves to
ltthe water and 1v ore some clothes.
Post muster Andres: W. Leary, as- I
sisiant Post master Charles Prescott
land Superintendent Kevw,orth togeth-
ter ulth Mail Cartier Eduard McGow-
11.1 \V'c‘o in .\ew York, yesterday. at-,
'lcnding the ball game at the Polo:
Grounds between the Cincinnati tonm1
and'Scn Yorks for the benefit of the
it‘lith Regiment.
days
in Nov.-
. 511;. 11.111
' 'I’lf 1111' tlnuglitrr, Mrs.
sing, in .\e'11 .i~'1'. :;'Ev, has remitted
to her homo. ‘2 9 Flex Hill Raod I
spending a four
temoon 111 the home at Mn. 8. F. Keane of Sethel, who have been visit-1
Gardner of 115 Franklin avenue doing tug Mrs. Robert C. Mitchell, Flax Hill:
1desetarneq19mp Saturday cram
mg.
a
Miss For B. Tricb, stcnographer at.
at the Clilforcl Hotel, has gone for a ie.\'j_
visit to her parents and friends
1
Yorl; Citv.
Eti1i1 :1 Bedt'll ol the Adams Expi'es.'._
has started on a week’s 12.
Ho nill visit several diifercnt
towns in Pennsyhauia.
(Romany:
(.21 ion.
‘1ii1 Clicll,
St
T. If. Spino
ilr'tgtvpo-t, and
Evm'y- Brooklyn. spent tho husk-end with S.‘
~(‘hariott 43 Chestnut street 1
Bliss Sarah SpinO,
Al'lllll' T.
1’11111s1'11'ania,l111 s boon
1'1'1'1. relatitcs in Notwalk
112~>._o»111«.~'e ll. \‘ 051111th1 and dough
tor ilclcn E., of 131 Pu
have returned from a vacation spout
at Balaton Springs, N. Y.
Licutcnanls Joseph
'1 .‘111'.
N ash's Island, Norot on,
Miss .\i:t!'_\' i‘lllicti of ‘,\’1'.otl1\‘.'11'11 111'...
nucmtd Bliss ilt'lc't Snv
ton. have rctut'ncd homc
. . . 1 . ' vacation s ct .'1 .
callcd Oil‘iccr Sti'atton thcrc on Satur- 1111..1.11. _’.. ill. ’lltll and \cu' lot'k. formerly of Dark 11. p 11 in M “
"-viw‘ "'yv 1) V
. day and he found (baths llattitutgci, . ' 'imik ill-W“ “With." ill 1- “(limb I“ 1'11")“. 11, 1‘. 11. 9.1
1vin's restaurant,
\‘l't'stlloi‘i.
spoilt
.5713;- J. A. .‘tlcok. of “‘01-". avenue 1'11.
turnotl vcstcrtluy'l'rtnn a visit to New
London.
1..,
Anthony
who
weeks vacation in
Benton. New York, returned to her
lltililt' last evening.
'Biurra y of
liomcc (tray of Nol'wnlk.
SOCIETY i
and llrs. Percy t‘. Quintard, at
Stt'cg'tuullcr has r11-
BOSTON,
ud‘e gate
Western Labor's Troubles
Illll'eclaillS. dyes
Ediscussed.
' 1 11.111111 “or our 1011
Aug. 20.—The American?
Chemical society at its annual meetingl;
here next month, will conside: mani'vmillinery workers employed in shops
ad1anced theories and formulae for in this city were called out on strike
(1.9 preservation of bv products and for today. The workers have been :1.
the making of munitions.
11'1rlcpments in medicinal remedies, dis-
and dyestuffs.
{brought out by the war, also (till he
tattoos“ milk: in 01mm
BOSTON, Aug. 20.——More than 256
1111951 de- fused demands for increastd wages
and shorter working hours.
as
‘ 500d adv. pays nest in the b”
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who has been;
Charles V. ‘
Mac\' ell oi
Marclla, of
has becn .
L_ 'guootuncovmcron‘. 1.
11.1.1...“ .1? "did“.‘tff .‘ .3 Diff ”1‘1“°‘~°“ “I
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making a ”5“ Col umbia has been asked by thxfill’trci
ill-tit to make an investigation of
labor troubles and the l. W. \‘1'. dcm»
onstrations in the pvt-stern 1111111111:
camps. The di'tliartntcnt of justict'.
which would in the usual order of
cv'ents handle the situation. is so
busy that no one could be spared for
the work. 'I
MILK PRODUCERS AND RETAIL.
ERS DISAGREE
MERID-EN, (7111111., A112. 2i).-Produc-.
111's of milk and the
tnanl ai'cnue,
Lockhart and
wcrc guests
Sunday.
2 McCall Patterns
No Dot Worry 1
This Fall
About the "13111111111111
School Clothes
1 ” I ARE
5 ._ .' DELIGHTFUL 111 Design—-
‘1 ECONOMICAL in material—
’ ji) EASYtouse—
McCall Patterns
. For September
ago of Ron'nv.
utter a week's
York.
‘ll'it'tor of 11'-
)cslcrday in
JUMP
lcot'L'c. \\'. V1111 Alitync of .\'1'11'-ll:1-
\'M was :1 callct' in South Norwalk on
Saturday.
Mr. and Ma's. (‘harlc—s E lloyt
t'ahiily haw returned from tltcit' west
0111 trip
Mrs. Thoodot'o
to visit her brother.
l‘rivu'c .loscph Lydon of the Sixth
Company, Spent ycstct'dny at his home 1
on Bayvicw avenue.
. Summon Ernest Laydcn. of the (I. S.
“S. Philadelphia, enjoyed a furlough at
his home in Norwalk yesterday. - ,
Lconnrd Mcrrill, of Lawrence streetfi 4
has m‘umod aftnr a week's vacation .‘ -
and
DRINK
Open sluices- of
luvcr of Union strum 1
1,111“. Thomas 1.111.; guns to Now York for :1 few days,
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3 IN MDDNIND AND
IIDI'WATEII
system «each morning and
wash away the poisonous, stagnant
matter, says authority.
A glass 01.1101: water 1vith:,a 'tcaspoonful of I 1
I
,..__ I . i _ 1 11 311.11 Anna 1.; rctniicrs of 1115' '
The Bridgeport police notified thc (”WNW ""' """"" """'“' . I @1151 PL’I‘SGfiéIE g; rurncd 111:1' (11111.5 1.; .1, Iii. Layton & “Hid Wf'rc in (‘ffituipi‘tliitm today over . _
,1 100:1] police that an (1,.111'111111l Thump;1 Officer Smith reporttl that thc catch I . . 11', ('Umhuny‘s olilt'c, at'11'1‘ u (“.0 week's the rolusal of tho lttllm‘ to pav :-n in- T
car. license number (unmepfiwm t1.o..,,ll:.1.~111 .1. 1111 tul‘llt'l‘ of Monroe and __ T’ .. T n, 1111411111111. It‘ll“ ldn I’m?" “I ”“III‘I‘U 11111.1 , Aow on sale.
'ltod boon stolen from 111111 city. ihwtnu: strctts 11:1» 111 had uondtuon, I 1 '1ng 3 1- .__....,_ 1.1 an .1111 and a 11311 cm“ 1,, F.“
WK-” 1111111 111‘ 11 1. ,1 11 1111 in 111,. “'11.“ (,1 1,1,1 .4. » .. I 12' 1,311,”, W. Clark “1 Illi.‘ South Nor. and a ltali‘and scvcn filldtl halt cents .
Arthur liarkt—r.1~tcv.1r1. ‘1' .1110 '1“ “I“ . i “8b: Dostotiicc, is on his annual vaca- a quart accordion to g1'ndt‘.Tthl‘0dUC ”BIGGERMAN BROS
kcnoko club. rcportri to thc polich m iWw' -- 4'; ~12“ 1101.. cs's opened stutton near the city's . .
I that ho had frond an Airdalc 1111'1'1111? A tclvphonc call from Bouton strcct BRETTNEOMANS WEDDING I _______ center and began sale of milk in any
with Lhc Norwulk license No. 47428 011 11111 11'-111k l.ibncr OWIH‘d fl 1105 ”N“ 11111-535573 NORWALK \liss Clara L‘tonc of West \ialn quantity at the wholesale price, While SO. Norwalk Conn,
11, ihutl 11111 1111- trousers lca of John - 5111,1111 11.1.1 1111111 (nlm'huntug m.” Tf‘ifliit‘rs obtamvd other milk and 116'.
' --w-— INL'ilIlfiiil'!‘ 01' 1” liouton WCWI- “M Di" Plymouth Witnesses Military Wedding i‘liztbctlt Colt .1 of t 111111(,m1;11,. “WWII it “I ll 09“” a quart.
Mrs, Simon of Raymond slrcot. com» \‘l'urdcn Walsh was dclailcd it) invcs 1 ~-~C..ntracléng Parties Have 1 m- — M. w— -- . . . .._.r.._ ..-..-- _ . - - . _.- , . . _ . _-,_,_,_~ .
V plaincd to the policc that Joseph tiguto. I Friends Here I “1‘5 Arihut" \\ .1l1'~ and childrcn _.
Hrurany had on Saturday morning at ~' .-._ I T110 111 milling of Miss isu‘orllc S. Yco ”I W" DWI" ‘ll't‘l’l h- “P H lufncd homo O Q
about 11 at Monroe and South Main Automobilc thiovcs also sccmcd tom'nm ”11,11,111“! 01 .\I1'. ‘md “1.5.1.9011“, aftcr a \1'crk's tri p to Monroc (‘onn -."'
spent in Staten 11111.1. 3 { limestone phosphate in it, drank each ~
-——- : ., 1
A l: 111: l 0 st l b in- laced in ‘ _ . ..
1. .1. 115.15."..1511: 511° 2" 1 morning before breakfast, keeps 1
block. today.
Arthur Lindebertz, of
N. Y., is in town today.
Harry “tailor spent the week end in
New York,
' BROOKSIDE HOMESTEAD SOLD '
Homesteai, "
1 nor place at the Boston Post road and
1R1Cll3‘ilS avenue, was sold at public .
“Brookside
tlic Howland
Valley Place. “I
. _' Life is not merely to live, but
I to live 11' oil, out well, digest; well
' nvork 11'ell,slccp well, look well.
IWhat a glorious condition to
attain, and vet how very easy it is
the C011
0
. . , us looking and feeling fit,
if one will only adopt the 11101'ni11g'. , fully 111 'igora ting.
fviug the anti- 3 alimentary canal
before putting more food into
water and limestone phosphate
on an emptv stomach IS wonder
It cleans out'
MON!) B81“ 1.
TR USSES cchHESTER S PILLSI Bans of marriage 11ers announced auction for $7, 600 on Saturday utter- I
inside bath.
all the sour femnentations, go scs,
Toke rm 1111.11.31. In
Drug! t. Ilk f Cl [.0]
I’lA I 5k (‘l‘ {firs-1‘
0ND "RAN
”or 1
(11141th ur‘al! humour! :1":
I'm: in lied and Gold metallic
boxes. sailed with Blue “Rilibom.
”1.1.1., ..,,,.’5 Basin, and Earl Roy S'osbui'gh,
yurs known as Best. Safest Mmy s Relish
SOLD DY DRDDDISIS EVERYWHERE
Intake 11 country home
himself
Miss Frances Loretta Pagan.
tten days' trip to the Black Hills of
North Dakota.
1chase pr ice.
at the morning services at St Mary's noon bv Arthur C. Sheridan of New
Church yesterday between Murrie A. York, to Mr. Ltstberger, president of
Perkins and Miss Madeleine Cecilia the Firestone Tire Company, whose in-
aud tention it is to remodel the place and
The entire place will go un- ' 1:?—
Charles E Hoyt and famllv 0f Bay-, der a renovation at a cost, it is said. ”
view avenue, ha‘e returned from a that will amount to nearly the
There were only about
a half dozen bidders in all. The house
“Folks who are accustomed to‘
feel dull and heavy when they
arise, splitting headaches stuffy
Ifrom a cold, foul tongue, nasty
tbreath, acid stomach, can, instead,
feel as fresh as a daisy by open-
. dug the sluices of the system each
morning and flushing out the
out 01‘. it for ;-
pur-
n'asto and acidity and gives one
a splendid appetite for breakfast.
While you are cnjoyino' yourt
breakfast the water and phos~
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the stomach. The action of hot . 1
t
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volume (if water from the bloodI .
and getting ready fOr a thoroughl ,-
'fiushing of all the inside organs. 1 ,
The millions of peopc who i.
v
‘is spent away from your oilice, Mr. Men of Business. 1111 an-
: bther reason why you should place your valuable papers in a
1 safe deposit box in this bank' 5 vault. Here they can’t be
lost, stolen or destroyed Cost? r'l'hat’ s the smallest feature-—
George A.Dllw01th 0' MO“ avenue, wlth ele’ven acres of ground, barns and
111 member of Squadron A, Machine gun outhouscs All modern improvements
troop, U. S. Cavalry, was a vlsttor. in will be put in the place which is es-
NorWalk over Saturday, on a twenty- tined 101 become one of me show plac- ;
four hour furlough es of the Norwalks. 1 ,
Miss Teresa 'Svec. formerly of South. I
Nor-walk and now of New Haven, is TODAY 11; WALL STREET 1
spending a We weeks' vacation with . ~~ -— t ,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gregory, oi.’ WALL STREET, 1: 30 1;. m.—~New
Stuart avenue. ‘ Havcn' s decline of 1 1-2 to its previous
Imlnlmum of 32 1- 8 and recessions of“
Miss Frances Costello and Miss An-1 to 2 112 points in Tobacco Products,
. n11 Brénnan were in Stamford Satur- bhlo Fuel. Wilson Packing and Sin-
, tending the performance of clalr on accom snled the light deal-
-Local 1111111101111
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Its a fourteen room cotontat' dwelling 1 7:"- Whole of the internal poisonous
- stagnant matter.
Everyone, Whether ailing, sick
or well, should, each morning,
before breakfast, drink a glass,
:of real hot water with a teaspoon- '
11111 of limestone phosphate in it;
Ito Wash from the stomach, liver,
and Nicolas the previous ,-
iiay’ s indigeétible wante, sour-
bile and poisonous tokins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and purix
kidneys
/1‘
are bothered With constipation,
bilious spells, stomach trouble,
rheumatism; others who have
sallow skins, blood disorders and'
' sickly complexions are urged to ,
' 'get a quarter pound of limestone <"
phosphate from the drug store,-
which will cost but; little, but is
' sufficient to make anyone a pro-
' noun'ced crank on the subject of
1 internal sanitation.
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