mum“, are. as, 1m
Harris dt-‘Gans
COAL
That’s All
68 Water Street
Tel. 72:
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City News
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldsc—hnlidt ot
Indiana are visiting with Mr. Gold»
SChmidi's mother at Elmwood avenue.
The boat Lovsmo with stone is dis-
charging at Raymond Bros. wharf
South Norwslk.
—lligllest grade made up spec-Ta-
cies and eyeglasses from St.-.) up to
32.50, sold by numbers—according to
our advertising matter on a monthly
‘ trial. Charles Brand Jeweler and Oil-1
iician, 134 Washington street, South
Norwalk.
Stanley Lowndes of Lowe street, is
working on a contracting job at New
gautuck.
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(in Monday, Sept. an extra train
west bound on the N. Y.. .v. Ii. a H.
R. R will .ieave South Norwalk’ at
11:44 p. m., and all east bound train
will leave at 10:33 p. in.
William E. Brower. of New (Yunnan,
has begun suit for divorce on the
ground of desertion, against Minnie.
:V. Brower, of Wilton, papers being
served today by Deputy Sheriff lilti-
ward ‘BL Doulens, of South Norwalk.
—LUNCH AT COUNTRY CLUB
you will enjoy it and on Friday a spe-
cial luncheon is served.
Frank Tortorella, who recently re-
signed as special policeman at the rail-
road station, has been induced to again!
accept a similar appointment,
hereafter he will continue to perform
the same excellent service which has
been so helpful to the N Y., N. H. & H.
8.. R Co.
The many friends in this city of Miss
May Williams of South Nut-walk will
be pleased to learn that she is resting
comfortably after an operation per-l
formed yesterday at the Galen hospi-
tal. Miss Williams is a sister of Mrs.
J. Winthrop Wright of Fairflcld ave‘
nae—Bridgeport Post.
The Fairfleld Democratic club will
hold their first annual Clambake and
shore dinner at the. Red House, Fair-
fleld beach, on Saturday“ Aug. 25.
.Tbis is to be on mid-fashioned ."get-
logether" attair and among the promi-
nent. speakers there will be emCon-
gressman Reilly from . Merldon, state
chairman David E. Fitzgerald of New
. Haven, Homer s. Cummings, state’s-at-
£0rney, of Stamford and Lynn~W.HWii-
non of Bridgeport.
—-THURSDAY .otNuER' NIGHT”
at the Country Club. Why not” make
reservation now.
. h\\‘.h\x‘.~i\\3~\iis‘ ‘ ‘ 3‘
0 Don’t Be Eu
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into thinking your money
, and valuable: are safe tram
. fire and burglars What! they
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' place. The “lymph“
for them is info-imiflnd
burglar proof vault.“ p ,
mm wanna
Bafo Deposit Bones of:
ample silo for ransom
amino our vaults and private ,
rooms for out when. '
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*iilillllllill 'iliAillS
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Committee, who will make the allot-
} meats. ‘No charge is made to produc-
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are hidden'in yourpot hiding ‘7 '
,- already set the example of openinE‘
" public markets,
' the Stamford markutto fill the pur-
nblermrloosoonliandor- 2'
tin trucking distance of Stamford are -
follies at the Stanford EublfoMarket
«“2? or Sauna"! TO provide GD1)(»I"U!1-
itv ‘ Ogiili't'i‘iiS-L- in any (3/53“th quan'i-
ties
fill-E3 [a if I T‘s Fe“: 2 (“my 'v F1 in it. 'u
7 , lfifiVER Sizlnti’tv'l 13 . tintlupll =‘:e wil‘orts
, L ‘ ot lire. H. G. Ogden, Lat—e u“, iv:
: ‘ , ,bev’yt instrumental in determining the
Contractors Perceive That’decluou of tllv‘ city oflicials L0 upon
Wise Guidance Is inlport- j this Public market-
ant - Artisans Finding; M“ ‘W
Plenty of Work—Recogni-l raooes‘lu’ CAMP‘
lion 0f Efiorts 0f Stam'lLlnes By Which They Are Protected
fOTd95 F00d Bureau | From the Enemy.
“Security ho< thw same meaning
- The contrat-tols and builders oi tlw in the military world as elsewhere.
‘61; are not at all pleased with lll“ “‘5, properly thin; .V-x' the security of
outlook. and a good many ut thenrom. property. our fuztlilies, in (con-
‘ ‘ ' "it". s . '
all: insglllllrou‘gh“lbs-“dbtlgt‘llllll‘tfdt:Y‘""mmn ““11 the term. I" we unli-
ldltions that beset us as a result artery world the family. or community.
lthe War. the golernlltenl should ex-‘being so much larger, the word "se-‘
. (J’Cln'? the same supervision UYl‘X‘ writy” acquires additional dignity.
Jhul’ldinlg :“lm‘ajuls and Olihprdlgerfhgnj A body of troops in calm) is Prof
~ ‘e 1‘ ll e< ve‘ t 'il( l" .
‘l‘lllillyrHTKIlUfilCl)u1‘el:0x1 llltlhitions. millet-ted (made secure) by the use of
tether words, there should be a Hoo groups placed between the enemy and
‘ver for the building trade as well as the canlp. We were told by a bee‘
for the agricultural and loud situu-Eexpert ill Arizona that a limited num-
“0195 v lue f e i ' 1, is 'e rlber of bees remained ill the vicinity
forcigly Elioiutgd (glinmag’zn'id: rig] of the hive. They were quick to ob-
one of the trade journals, which serve and resist (the two great duties
fistulas, through restricted building up of an outpost) any intruder-
'erations anti the consequent enforced We should know the names of these
idle‘riless of li;b01‘, tiller-e wiil‘reiult a groupg Farthest away is the line
..
menace to the building industry in but can offer only a limited "35‘5“
the future, and to create a condition ance. “HR is called the “line of 0b-
.lthat it will be extremely ditticult to servation"_or the “line of outguards.”
.overcome. tin rear of the line of outguards we
3 \Vllllt' the builders and contractors . .
lot’ Stamford have felt the effects of have larger ill-1:225 Eizcegagédgrfigzzr
,tllo slump, which is [:l'illlaril)‘ due to distances.
like high cost of building lttalel‘ial, ”ports.“ This is ”"3 ”“9 that fights.‘
has not had any chart on the lllt‘lli-lThlS is the line that makes all prep—i
hers connected with the various build-farations for lighting (or resisting). lt‘
. '3”? “ad“ “‘9'“? ‘5, plenty 9f workds called the "litre of supports" or the
101' all, despite the situate!) in Slam-H.li . f ... . ., ,
liord The. members of tho carpenter’s no 0 tesistanee. “e have one
union in this city 1m“. ”mm. of 01,yfarther anti last line of groups, which
iportunity to earn good wages, and is still larger and occupies still great-
,more. so titan ever before in the trim er distances than the two we have
.Lgmul'ltlleuufiicut. thigh: i0:?13‘11119'11(tijust discussed. This is the safety
: 'z‘s,.:c ts ova alanp ., .. ,, ,.
‘i.. l., are providing work for all, avvalvo‘ and “3 ”Had the reserve, or
‘ wages which were not dreamed of tell‘the line 0' reserves.“-~From “The
years ago. More titan a dozen Stanl-l Plattsburg Manual."
ford carpenters have taken advantage.
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‘. . trary to til: 3,775
b»
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lawful meeti
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gco'i subject
5 and conven‘izies. to
3 Humming t'
of o .l:
tori ant l:l;:; ' ii: was (and _l
'nlprisoned twelve year; t... . i
months.
HIGHWAY BIDS OPENED
Bids for vet-lions of hirllwag; im»
provemeut and bridge ('Ofl'llu1"ltl.'l
wees opened yesterday at the offize
of the stat-t highway commissioner. in
the Capitol. The towns, confirmed are
West (Joellert. llamdtn, \\‘a:o~rt‘uwl,
Stratfotd and Cheshire.
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amount
outputs Hllil
Eat Leas Meat if You Feel Backachy
or Have Bladder Trouble
Meat forms uric acid which exeite’s
and ot'crtvorks the kidneys in their ef-
forts to filter it from the system. lieg-
ular eaters of meat must flush the kid-
neys occasionally. You must relieve
them like you relieve your bowels;
removing all the acids waste and poi-
son, else you feel a dtlll misery in the
kidney region. sharp pains in the back
or sick headache, dizziness, your stom-
sch sours, tongue is coated and when
the weather is bad you have rheumat-l
ie twinges. The urine is cloudy, full
of sediment; the channels often get ir-
ritated, obliging you to get up two or
three times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush oi! the body‘s urlnous waste
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy; take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your kid-
neys will then act fine and bladder
disorders disappear. This famous
salts is made front the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lith‘
in, and has been used for generations
to clean and stimulate sluggish kid-
! f
mfortable Couch Hammocks
Co
l A b"gl and varied line with covers of attract
well as the strong and serviceable. khaki. Everything of
a special value. HAMMOCKS AND AWEINGS.
Porch Furniture, Screens and Rugs-a
splendid stock in all sizes and designs
RAYMOND & SON
Funeral Direction and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sta.
We designs, as
Norwalk
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MELON HOUS
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Nonvallr
Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND ALI;
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDE?
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
, Telephone 720
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- TEETH -
. JWhy Tamances ?
Many persons have lost the savings of a lifetime by con-
cealing funds in unsafe laces. Th sf 1 ' '1‘.
uBank. P es epace for moneytsl
We offer this s
which will
-—Protect your lands from loss
-—Systematize your financial afl‘airs
-Strengthen your credit.
Modern methods, superior facilities, courteous treatment-
You are lnvrted to do your banking business here.
We act as Admmistrator, Executor or Trustee of Estates.
he City National Bank
' South Nor-walk, 00ml.
ecurity in the form of a checking account
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jDr. l. H. Mailery
lt6 80. Main St, 80. Norwalk, 0:.
lHoursQa.m. tofip. m., 7t08 p.111.
Sundays By Appointment Only
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The Banner Bakery \
a},
Tel 367 5 Monroe sire..-
! We are now able to supply our
,tustomers with PIES, made to
larder each dayi. We also have
L
iSUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
Children Cheerfuily Painless
“d p.fien“y E ‘) a and Conscientious
Treated by Modern, Sympgtell‘etllagry
PIIMCSI Methodc. Acepfic OfliCe Treatment.
y ult.s.u.nurz V
Moderate Surgeon Goo Administerod
by the Oxygen
Method.
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
A
, DENTIST
75 South Main Street
GI n o e
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. ad a d P re lain
Restoration.
{RINGS in addition to our regular
lttock.
3A. M. WOOSTER
i Aflokxsv AT Law
Send ‘
: Late Examiner
for Booklet,
{l}. S. Patent a
{Y on Paton":
' Office
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I E “15 ”KIN STREET
t .
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EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT
RATES TO NEW YORK
I'HE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN$
PORTATION LINE, inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45, Ell
River, New York (foot of Jackson ‘
,St.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
tm. Freight received at Norwaik up to
l5 p. m. and at South Norwalx up to
for building. We have also been told
that it Would be necessary to find an
adequate substitute, and. as suggested
t small instrument that
has positively enabled
over 300.000 deli
DEAF ”‘
by Cass Gilbert, this substitute is Peon]: m be". Foe. Ifor ton'diay'u
available in wood and concrete. Later no on. r o .
we are informed that “w "Feds of the, GENERAL ACOUSTIC COMPANY. “00 Candler Building, New York
amon’ of ur‘ upon“:
without in coating
m I «ah Writ. at
Government. in the construction of,
,calltonments will absorb a large part
‘of the available supply ot‘ lutnbel',1
land that so closely do the supply until
lilt‘liliind balance under present gov-l
eruuleut needs, it is not unusual to!
ee the standing tree convirled into
lumber and built into cantomnents ill
.the space of seven working days.
tTllese conditions of scarcity may per-
: llaps result in extortion ill the prices-
dernanded for material and the ntcnl
engaged in legitimate building opera-
lions face the. necessity of either
yielding to this extortion or [laying the
price that will be without doubt tie-
tnlantled. There never was a. time
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FOR
$1.
”meanness...
Jansav Clrv. N.J. '
jwhen the building industry ill :tllht
country more surely needed sane
vguidance."
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STAMFORD TO 'HAVE A PUBLIC
MARKET
The Foirr‘ield County Farm Bureau
is advised by W. J. Joyce, Chairman.
Stamford Public Market Committee,
thatStamford anticipates opening a
public tilttt'ket on Monday, August 27th
where the sale of all produce raised
upon the farm, Such as eggs, butter.
milk and vegetables, will be. permitted.
The market will be located on. At-
|lantic street, directly opposite the
tStam-t’ord Theatre, and will 'be open
”from 6 a. m., until 11 a. m., ovary
Week day.
, Thep lace selected‘by the committee
will be staked off for the producers to
occupy, and all that is necessary to
secure one of these places is to make
application to the Chairman of the '
We are showing all the best;
There are models for every
you wish to pay.
era for the use of space.
The-action of the city ofliciai‘s of
CORSETS
The attention we bestow on our corset department‘rcsults
in a service to you that is invaluable.
To your corset is due a part of your personality—it makes
your figure, gives you dignity, poise and chic.
\M..._.
and most popular makes.
type and occasion at any price
Stamford in furnishing this opportun-
ity for producers and consumers to
.get together is highly commendable .
and theexperiment will be watched
:with great interest. ‘
Several Massachusetts cities have"
mucus-3
_ in some instances
with marked success. The ability of
was intended depends, as in. other
'pl'oues, upon the full cooperation of
"producers and consumers, and upon
proper supervision. '
'7 All growers of farm produce
with- ‘
invited by Cb‘si'rman. Joyce to socufB‘_
animus BROTHERS ,‘
, “Building \Materials‘ or Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, Lam. me, Well i’ipe-
Fire Proofing
iailii’asiliuaton St. ..
Material-etc. ;
insole people of glamour who‘want
fresh country produce, notionli' {or
‘iol'medl'sto use; buu'ln. that‘lnsttér . or ~
SO. NORWALK
or the oppol'unlly, and are now vu-l JOHN BUNYAN'S INDICTMENT . 15 Years In -
.. - . . . ' . m. . All kinds of Artifi-
fallzjed in :‘l()ll\l:él 12‘! tllttM‘ itlltii‘t'sbl‘llt‘l The bill of indictment preferred 29:? “Fatal”; bltggergggxgzn’ 1:: the Practice of b) appointment. olll Dentures,
.u ers . arm. one rue ton om-. . a s is nex ens ' ' .5 . .
, _ ,7 . . , . against John Bun 'all ran thus: “ ohnt ' Ht h-Claso Crown and End a
ran) Is also still In need at slnp “Holman hath , 3m m a J makes a delightful effervescent llth- u . «» Work an; Skit-g
”pm” ““d “m “'“h “"0““? "fr ' u" s y an ”em" 'a-water drink which millions of men “mm" tall Dons
marine coirt‘auction. It was alstl,(‘10USly abstained from coming to ‘ d h h g y
pointed outsthut the. workers engagemchurch to hear divine service and is and women take now an ‘ en, t u. 3
“I ”’9 building ”adv-*1 in Stantiord,a common upnolder of several on avoiding serious kidney and bladder}
Iran find plenty of work in jlle tac- ‘” diseasesr—Adv. l m
itorles so tllut‘ there will be no dun-r_._m.._ ._ _a—*_ ~,__ —— l
lur-r of anyone starvingr in this city 1 , _ , . -
Speaking of the need of government.| ON FREE TRIAL. youthi.nAc*::‘t'icxlth S I. h Sh ‘ 0 0
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it‘ll:Z‘I-iill.f"t.i.‘i‘.ilii‘7.1.‘.‘..‘.i‘.i:." Noam". ism-mot... y 18 083 8 use to rice
“Wu have been told that. owing to NO'EXPEUSE: I ui~$fi_m ' ‘ ..
the needs of the Govcrmnent, illcre‘ wewrlluendyouunew to. We]; ’2“.
’will be no structural steel availablea Acoustical. Thiaiatlte youun theAcou-
Ladies’ Patent Colt and Kid Pumps
$6.00 Grades now $4.95 $5.00 Grades now $3.95
$3.50 and $4.00 Grades now $2.95
iadies’ White Buck Sport Shoes
Rubber Sales and Heels, $8.00 grade, now . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.50
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
Br Washington Street. South Norwaik.
Blaine 7387 Costume 737D moose 7385 at
sullturarsh 15 cent. start not ' 8331.7733839 [$333!th
ecu one 10 ccnil cash 20 cent.- such 3. cont- nah
Serve Your Country!
Make your own clothes.
You can look smart and on can '
at the same time by using Y eoouamrze
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS'
itTltey save from vim-half to one whole yard of material on every dress."
THE FALL FASHION BOOK
September Pattern Now Ready
JAMES DONNELLY
, oeroMuTRIs-r
is: via-am ‘ l ‘ Viflitiltl ms» l Flu .Norwnth.
mauve-ion Larissa—isms. Oxfordo "tn son a
CONN.
04;.7B.~JACKSON _
”'30 p .m.
Women’s
‘ Wear
The Little Shop
60 N0. MAIN ST.
ZELUFF’S”
Drug Store
1 North‘iliain Street
833f-Phones" 1 5323
Whilman’sCltocolaies
Drugs Prodcrtpfions
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REBUI LT TYPEWRITERS-L. C.
. Smitn, vnaerwood,
‘ . Remington, all other
makes, sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals, on
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month. .
PLUMBER >
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
it You have? '
Atty Junk
8m * S. latte
‘Ir'ro
Successor to Wm. Efren
Phone 499 ,, ,
t 37 Fort Street, «East; Norwalk
THE GREATEST)"
FOOD VALUE"
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