’ K
“' u soon 103'“ m m
. WMAY, ADM”? 1. new
... .w...~....._'..
“STATEMENT or
coco minus
”w-
Tolnalntobyadonnectlcut can m ” “an—“r"... “ ”n“,
ma tin: laid a patented part: rm ’0‘ m1
.5
_ ' . . . ‘ want. The avenge cost to the city m i A CLEAN 1'? or
.. NO WALK : assocuuon a we. u. >
R : _.... w . ... a...” rm: ‘y'i’f: In mum. vonu. rowan. co- "m“ 3““
From the L‘mtut A» Knapp «‘0
$5.85, Every ullv Worth “on
:Now ven, building the some type "fin“ saint“. sing
40f pavement. but in accordance with “mm 1’ Wash 0th '
«sale: and er,
nolwdy‘s patent, has paid seventy-
SOCIETY ‘: . .. , . .
. gnes Lridgeport as a specific three 00111! I sou-re ysrd. 0f the M h phiu 001021, mil)“ and
i
illustration ol the asserted tact in two, the New Keven vem t is the (may m. .
and Personal ithis unmistakable language: .beltsr. These out}; 352w thnt '
E S E. K. BANKS
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or M ore
cm MARKEI
fee N0. MAIN ST
.1 case. Bridgeport has laid a patented a square yard. for thousands of yards
‘pavement. The average cost to Ill/e of pavement, in excess of what it was
city of Bridgeport for the pavementmecessary to pa .
“To illustrate by a Connecticut. Bridnport has paid eighty—two cents
‘ Nahum Hotel Block.
were
Robert Dugdnlc. the norms grocer . put down was tins per sonnet Til” very no i question to '8le South Norwalk '1 r I
has bong... a comma...“ autwobue_ ,yard. New Haven building the same; is. Why was it done?” We leave ' ‘ JOSEPH DAVIS
‘ ltype of pavement. but in accordanceuhat for our readers to ansWer. —__1 85 Washington Street
with nobody's patent. has paid '13i -—-—-—-—-——- ‘
Miss Emily Hall, the local librarian. .. _._....... cents a square yard. or the two, the'TODAY Ill WA BM Rm Wm
is spending her vacation at Fairfieid {Wk}. Dimpsey or the wamick HolNew Haven pavement is the better. ‘ LL 1 NEW “a“ i S .
Beach. to . w o as been enjoying a week’s These figures show that Bridgeport WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.—-’l‘h re
{ vacation at Atlantic City, is expectedififis paid 92 0934* 11 square yard, “immune earnings reported by the For AUQUS‘ GALLAHER BATTERY "
Miss Alice E Southerland has been home tomorrow in time (0 take ”19 thousands 0‘ yards “of pavement, m“United ‘States Steel Corporation re-
. . icxcess of what it was necessary to
draft examination at the City Hall. He: pay. isulted in an advance of a point for
has not yet enlisted in the Naval Re- ' “The very natural question to askithat, stock at the opening of today’s
serves. . .‘ ? is, ‘Why Wail It Done”? We leave
‘ "3.11:: 315‘-“ that for our readers to answer." i.markei. Other industrials made gains
—— running from a material fraction to a
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McAlllsl-BJ'. £03" Warrenite or
in explaining its non-alliance with
point and motors manifested n ltrong—
merly of 'Norwallt and now of Detroit. pavement and explaining the Con-
an)’ other patented
on i it ti ' d t ‘1 er mm mm such "wall“ ‘8 Ind“-
arrived YBSlerday t0 enioy a Visit With- 1'18 cut pay 11g 5 ua on m P. a. un_ trial 1 / ll ‘ "A
der the caption “Undersand Work,” Aco 01 and BM Sugar, Ruhr,
EN TERTAINS GUESTS
(Continued From Page One)
Are Now on Sale
noun ELLY’S
16 80. Math St.
SOUTH NORWALK. i
i. much to break up a mob or repel an
visiting her sister at Mt. Vernon, for a
flew days. If.
Besidesritles, the battery is armed
with two Lewis machine guns, hour
of which are of recent make and the
finest of its kind. The guns fine sev-
eral shots a second and would do
» Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frondenlhal are
on a vacation. trip to Niagara Falls.
Bunnie and the Great Lakes. -
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W...
natal-rid
'“the’ {med hundreds Mrs L Scribner has retude to her - ' '
. . . relatives in .N _ elk. Miss Eugene; . . . shippings and co ersw re v t - .
.3 East Side people to the seashore home in Wilton, after. visiting her son McAllister, of n. .o'twnlk. returned withimfh Egggecticut GOOd Road‘s Assad?“ irregular price citinges 8 mac“ 9! — ”m , mfiégile the tart lilldl the battery
, . i-c . 2" - ' ' ‘ ' i ,
yesterday. rpm“ Eben. at the Heights, ‘01 a “Ek- them after spending I month It the" Repolls hage began ingustrlorly WA ST NOW lhas only drilled together five tithes.
:1 . , home in Detroit. ‘ circulated in orwal and outh or- UL REF/1'. Nouns-Profit talc. the Time M it certainly 8'"? ‘d fine “Million—
no thermometer in front of LROm- Miss M. Prior is now spending a few ,....... walk, by some person or persons unu in; halted the rise for a time. but I, Be “Y at”. {The heat, the thermometer must:
a papering out have registered 110 degrees in the:
known to us. to the effect that the.
Connecticut Good Roads Associationipfices advanced “8“” m“ U‘ 9-
is advising the universal laying of
Warrenite pavements. This report is
a wilful and malicious untrulh. The
Connecticut Good Roads Association
has never lent its assistance to. nor
Rev. and Mrs. D. L Ferris and Ev-
ersley Stuart Ferris of Rochester. are
visiting Mrs. E W. Stuart. on West
avenue. They leave today by automo
bile for Fourth lake. Adrlondncka.
where they will spmd the month of
Men's store registered as high as.
» ‘ weeks at ’Far Rockaway, L. 1., alter
w ' 18 degrees in the sun, yesterdny.
euioying a visit with her sister, Mrs.
George Dooley of Maple avenue.
‘ shad. Moo pnwentcd them from doing
their best. But, in spite of oil the
dilllculties, the battery went through
evolutions like “regulars." Therd
‘waa no fancy work. it was just.
plain, practical drilling. um which:
HOUSE PAINTING‘
Estimates Cheerfully Oven
Gall 1184-2th 1446
J. "A. RUBBER
Steel rose 1 1-2 points on heavy accu-
mulation, which included a. block of.
6,000 shares. Other industrial: and
war equipments registered equal gains,
also Susan and Tobaccoe. Alcohol
flies Mamie Van Borst of Brooklyn,‘
an. is the guest of her mother. Mrs.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles G. .Gordon
flame Webb, of Osborn avenue.
are entertaining Capt. Gordon’s broth-
A portion of the East Side youth“: who arrived 1 ‘
.. . .. n in"
who were drafted apesrsd at the city. It. «Saturday. so
can this morning for physical examl-i
nation.
The Susana. Campfire Girls started a
Week: vacation to be spent at‘
not Northdeld, Moss. this rooming.Z
“In. Harold E. Wilson went along as,
-mperone. ' ‘
t
‘ miss Nellie Van Bat-st and William.
In Burst, both of Brooklyn. '37. Y..‘
m spending several days here with"
lh'lends. are enjoying a sail to (Putnam1
M» L‘. 1., today.
’Fairfleld Beach was simply crowded!
ml! Nor-walk people and those from"
surrounding towns lust night The
Inace’ was a mono! automobiles. It.
is probable that such a large numbcrf
of machines had never been seen in
no place in this section before.
W.
ww— ~
Ilsa Olive Cole of ‘Rowayton Meant1
'5 spending part of her vacation in
{“8 Island. Her nephew. Henry
3 their, who has béen'spending a week
' provided all along its length. instead
“be. accompanied bliss Cole tolhat‘
1 :"Staten :oveinmcnt. An order to this
or and his family, from Allendalc, N.
as to enjoy the flag
monies last Sunday.
Senator Charles E. Williamson was
treated torn surprise last night, i’hen
presentation cere-
he appeared an attorney for a client in '
Justice Sound’s court. The two men
had never met before, and ”Charley"
actually found a resident of Dorian
who did not know him. whirh proves
that even politicians Mlh their glad
hands sometimes miss a mun or two.
The new lunch wagon bought by
Constable Wan-on W. Greene recently.
which arrived in town 0. week ago, is
now open for bus‘noss. It is u very
handsome outfit. and much more com-
modious than the wagon formerly in
use. The interior is finished in white
enamel, making it both sanitary and
inactive. The counter runs the
length of the wagon, and stools are
of a. low steps, a large outruuce has
been made—a sort of porch enclosed
with a railing, with steps at each end.
LEARY oars RULES
ron ARMY PARCELS
Postmaster Tells How Packages Must
to 80m to Expeditionary
Force.
Instructions regarding the sending
of parcels to the boys who are light-
ing at the front in Erancc have been
sent broadcast throughout the country
by the postal department of the United
August.
Miss Mary McLaughlin of South Nor-
endorsed. thfs or any other concern
in the paving business. it may be
entitled that it never will give such as-
sistance or endorsement.
me over 3 points and Atlantic Gulf
and Westilndieo a'polnt. Rails and
metals continued sluggish with oils
,can be used.
' 198 So. Kain 3%., 80. 3mm.
Mayor Carl Axel Harstrom, Major
' Edward P. Weed and Colonel GeOrgo
120.,Russell inspected the battery and
walk. has returned to her home after
spending a. low days at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Mc-
Laughlin of Greasy Plainstreet, Dau-
bury.
Miss Mary C. Lyon of BouthNor
walk. has relurned_home after spend
in; the week in Bridgeport, were she
was the guest. of bit. and Mrs. L H.
Lyon. of No. 172 Park avenue
Ml“ may Douough of Frackvllie,
l’onu" has gone to Bridgeport. alter
spending the week with her cousin.
Miss Margaret Fromm.
Thomas Marty, homer reporter
on the uptown papa. spent today in
Norwalk. Mr. Flaherty is employed in
Bridgeport.
'Mrs. flurry Oahu. 01 Lincoln ave-
nue. has returned home after spend-
ing several days In New York City. i
._._...._
James Menard or the carrier force
of tho Norwalk postofhcc, is enjoying
a 15 days' vacation from his (lotion.
William F. Brcde and sternum
Brede. ‘of \Louusbury avenue. are
spending the week in Brooklyn.
Roger Newlsnd. of theomcc fence
oi‘ the Ndrwnlk Tire & Rubber Com-
pany, is enjoying a vacation.
dir. and Mrs. B. xD. Hartman of
Union Park. have returned to 'Norwoik
- of these men joined.
The situation. as stated by protru-
ueut business men in Nor-walk. is
this. An appropriation was made by
that city for highway improvement.
It was decided to build a cement con.
crate road. Through the efforts of a
few individuals in the Norwaik Cham-
ber of Commerce. the specifications
were changed and the contract was
turned over to the Warrenito com-
pony. This change caused a great
deal of unfavorable comment and
around considerable antagonism on
the part of mnuy ltuxpuycrs in Not»
walk. .
These men in the Chamber of Com-
merce. who engineered the deal. put
forth as one of their arguments that.
the Connecticut Good Bonds Associa-
tion [attired null sari-ed Wurenlte
above all other pnvcmnntl.
Shortly utter this, the membership
canvassers for the Connecticut Good
Roads Association went to Norwnlk
to canvass for additional members
They met with repeated refusals mm
the men. they called upon. These
their retinal. stator! that they would
not join any attenuation that “boonted
annite." Upon becoming eon-
.vlnoed that the Modulation had been
grossly misrepresented. the mnjorlty
to be true. The gravel ea. wdi
gravel road, for trains that is a lit-
tlc heavier. new this will memo
to:- or asphalt moments. Then
come the comic. the block and the
and related specialties.
mraket was steady. Liberty 3 1.2’3
sold at the narrow range of 99.40 to
99.41. y‘wt
.men, ou..belnz asked the mind of »
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
runs 18 i am: season.
The silk worm has wormed his
way into unquestioned au-
rloathatla untenable from
wlfllsbflnm’ipuln
'oolnrm
Tubafllnlnclnaterlin' or
The bond
0 expressed themselves as being very
. pleased with the excellent work at
I ‘ ‘ ews the organisation.
; After regular drill. the battery went
.through callsihenic‘s, and showed the
how {they got
iinieresoed spectators
- . jin shit 8.
mum? 1‘. PM“ °t Springfield". 'i‘henpfollowed the most interesting
was in horwalk on blindness yestcr-t part of the afternoon's program. the
““V' firing of the mo sun. The battery-
istarted off at a' walk. then wora at
double tlmé, and at the command o!
the captain. tell on the ground and.
made ready to repel invaders. 'l'he
men with the rifles kept up u continu-
ous firing. while the Lewis gun's were
gotten really, which took scratching
A daughter who born to Mr. and. less tgarzd fivihmslngezielyw‘gemgugz
I l .. ea . .
“3'3. Williamll.mussley,177 SOUL” Exhibited o! the captain. A perfect
Main Street. this morning. Mother fulisadc of shots hit a wooden Wall.
and child are doing Well. built for the purported receiving bul-
lets from the gun. Al the command
of fitptninj Gallahcr, ville gun was
quickly packed up while the rest of
the bathery was covering the rear
and the squad marched away. This
coded the drill for the day. olibougo.
the details of the machine guns were _
explained l}atl:;gul to the inure‘lnfl
tom . '
”scythe front grounds of the estate.
.icocrenm. sandwiches. cake and punch
ivvcro served and proved delicious. At.
lilac Mary Collins, who is with u“"lcn‘st one hundred and fifty guests at.
Councilman nodal-let n. muting is
now able to be about again, after being?
laid up for about tour months with an‘
attack or inflammatory rhouuntiam.
One oi!~ the tennis teams of Knob:
Club will play the West Side Tennis
Club, of Rowayion, Saturday after-
noon, at 1:30.
4...: H. Poniy’s victroln shop will
close at 7 p. 111., except Saturdays dur-
ing the month of August.
As a matter of fact. no one pave my. ,
inept can be advised for universal Min (1 his w Princeton-postgraduate hospital units tended the exhibition and Mr, Galla-
uae. Anyone with any knowledge olj we” .Bp‘m ‘1 ' will leave soon with the rest of her her was warmly congratulated‘a‘ $3
the road building question '5 this fly in am “an. “a JV“? mutter-Moo, close of the exercises for the s l
. shown by his men.
met all to. require- -'
gefiti :11}:th a to com- “‘1'“ . Attorney Freeman Liam. at New RAIDED waLING JOINT *
parallvcly ugnt mine. on may be Broadcloth silk in oonurn- mun. yesterday, mocaslullly pass- “new HAVEN, A“, “We... in
:used in treating jibe surface or ‘ film ed the physical examinations (or err-:5 prominent hotel here were gymna-
'trauco to the 0!!! Training Camp. led early yesterday by omits shots
“tired tron: a nearby roof to the ground.
Inquiry shoved that policemen were
s. J. Wright, agent tor the Fair
field County Farm Bureau, has remov-
‘ ‘ reonatable Frank J. Wood or effect mcelwd by Postmaster Andrew from wood block pavement on a ‘hitthm mm d ”m” "h l .
. . a leuautv tion . »- pith 108- ' with “from ‘W M” “t a
“nylon. reported to the second dls- heavy, reads as follows: ' p loco. trip that is little used is a gut: almond: :31”. d b . gland ":3 wflybromt & *Kn ‘ :ed to be members 0! I card 9W
gm headquarters that two colorél Parcels of fourth class or domestic fillies Nollie Collins, of Brooklyn. ll 3:1,ttgirggymhgmblgwayyuubjected 8.1%“ .. m “'8th ' n m m Mromrnzra , app wblcbhad been broken up by “19 P“;
fin had held up and robbed Samoa) parcel post matter not exceeding 20 fishing Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brede, or to MW mm. 13‘ m ,3 undo o! I I; llllll III? It’ll? “p21“ . . ' lice a _few minutes before. 863°“.
In 5. a resident of that section. into pounds in weight originating in the Lounsbury avenue. money. Such I manual will not man . ' I Alice Hill. 12 your old. 0! '12 Now; of the Dial”, MN ‘7 spots. were.
M night. They ware scared off be United States or any of its possessions ‘ 3°“ "' month ‘1‘“ the road ‘3 ”a“ diam sheet. reported to the police ‘arrested charged with minim“-
to they could“ get away with their for transmission to the United States Miss MM" O'Neil 0' the New B" The’wghfiawib'it gig? 31.11:!“ ‘ulln‘ WMP at ‘1' that white “‘9 "5 in cabin: a the 8 the any the l and
, ‘ ”118 It is \thought that the mls- expeditionary forces in Europe; and V3” Training school ‘5 a 3““ °f M” .{tfi’éofigmw before dammit the The novel sport coats are :11 McMullen dock, somebody stole a m 13"” a number of electric “:3 the
wt: ore occupants of the railroad such parcels originating with those Frank P- Rooney. type of road {6 be built- NE W hm. . nW‘i dress and a pair of sneakers belonging other worm will! in em and
”Q _ ~ . I. l, 1011365 lor transmission to the United """‘" 111° 03-89» anyone who advises the M will " the bee taller. rooms occpuied ”h, thep yi 'Vhad
._..._..... . ‘ ' States of “s panama, are sublect to Miss Rita Molnugblln at Brooklyn. universal use of one particular tyreiof N n if “11’1“ Sm . learned from them flat 9 anew“
..,,:Women of Tokéneke are busy with the United States domestic classiflcn-' ‘5 the guest 0‘ M’B' Ida 5' Martin “I gaggingfdiiigfifbfictimgraa gross g. 3W“. ow our , ’ Motor Edward P. Weed has secured been made lor filming: Sufi”: mid
ten Gross work ot the present time. tion, conditions and rates of postage. Wflm"m interest in the 'layiné of fill MW V ”a, from ““3 Gamma“ 9°“ Gum mm" The Dance a W‘ °‘
innit has been formed there, and sun the eighth lone rate of 12 contexfor M ""“" moot advised. ‘ ' headquarters at Hartford. Permission had been made up?“ ‘5.
, m dressing work is occupying the each pound or fraction thereof hm r. and Mrs. Seymour ‘Curtls 0: ll ”film he added here that 11%;:- Roget's & 5m [or Battalion 0. of the Fourth Milt neighbors: ' I" " 15m“ “
p 'flnntlon of the members. Work is chargeable on parcels subjeetgto pound Elmcrest, ale spending 9’ few days at lion 1‘” “a“ lfiwdmkfiflsg’éffi u... m Wt. ‘0 “a the state title ROM WAVE.
Hus dons daily in the 21mm Mrs. rates. but such parcels may not be re . Bantam lake, ' “we!“ cm on a ‘ '"DRWN-K mum “Olwmln at south Wilton. Practice neuEF F “OT ‘ ‘
‘ 8 ,_ - , moving or condemn: In? W 1” use ON A 1—1 3m 0! “‘9
his Quintet-d. The meetings have latered, insured, or. sent 0 O. ‘D. ‘ Miss Almyra Weiss of Be kw mil, or any 138an [WSW 1“ " 1580“ Will be ”PM 13““ in the BOST ’ u. ' Will “i.
M largely attended thus ruin m Parcels intended for members of the ‘ ' the building at an! me 9‘ m I" ““3“- . 'M “ file :0 m not wave 11m
, m
i‘porary relief th & poratura
* ’ 6 cm
. John W. Luddington. line toremnn‘early today, “virgin“. or “no“
for the South Normal Municipalfiown to 73. the
Electric Works. was taken with lip-.wt’ihe night out of doors on
modulus-lust Sunday at his lame in Common and in parks and at those“-
mtdmort. and it was when to up by beaches..— . .g i
street. is spending n short vacation
with Danburyn‘lends.
q
of the Association
in all‘probability have decidadnpin-
ions in regard to highways and the
besttype to fire built. Willi! is a
matter which neiih'er the Aassocin.
taunts anchors. nor it; wears have
ever attempted to control in any man»
United States expeditionary forces in dividnol members
Europe should be addressed in the his
lowing manner: Name of addresses; -
official designation of unit to which a‘d-
dresses belongs: ' the words ‘Americnn
spinach so that the women have been
“alder-in: "insure Woke club
base memoir-matings tribe interest
. Every morning sees some
all due women at them him an
ONEDEATH IN BRIDGEPOR'I'
WORT. aux. l.—One death
and twelve prostratlons were record-j
. muted in the relintirork expeditionary forces." Under no cir- ner ' Followlnsi -“’"'
l —-'-=" ' \ oumstances should the location or sta- ‘ed in this city yesterday, as a result. 0““. 13th d the tn 1, grace univhlm you NONE?- . ‘ ' W, ‘
. _ .. _ . pu use so“! 0" . - . ~ cum ALIEN EREMIES-
‘ mi"! 3°“ Warning goon: tlou ot a military organisation be in- of The We has: ~ - . . edge of Elite mou"mwty null; . other Immaum._mo, ma ‘1‘ '“I .N‘gchYORlK Aug 1.—The police den.
mmmm microfilm accentuate odor-m onmailforn‘ny . Swill!“ Tourmfrmmuv-‘mdnm argued roads;.1Q‘nm that.» W” in a” h m“ y r 1 ' 'ing in connection wiili
moms. in the mud w Will: work
yesterm mentor. Be. momma
to at. memorandum and and an:
hour after hum than. “ ' '
My Weavers closiluw‘lnzlo.
a the once of‘Unlted States Marshal hir-
‘oartny. today look step! to keep all
’ Germans and alien enemies of! all
-THAT SPECIAL L NCHEON boots and pier! in the southern diIf
served Fridays at the'Conntry Club is trlct of blew York. which extends m
moat popular - the Battery in this city to Albany. 1
‘ .‘——— .‘____.——-—.—-———
member of such force.-
. ‘mlvery purde'i- must bear the sender‘s
name 'and address, which should be
plbced in the upper left hand corner
moo mm side.aud n in urine
’ m Impom ‘thatparcels sent ‘to-
the expeditionary forces he sedn‘l'ely
ed and wrapped. fully amd plainly
, based on sound business
principles: to aid and supplement the , . .
work or the Higlmay Descendant in “
every murmur-isms; to endeavor
ctr-keep. ‘ glwmmmwmm-_ '
them " mm racial cations; ’ \_ ' _ p flm'r‘
street thermometers “all them .90 0! sound public Opinion to bear on
1 . _ . i , y, thevleglslatu're. when highway am
and no ath-mt ; rlations and measures come to at:
priatlons be
deal of pnin. but buddy was rmorte
as immvluz. '
. ............... w u... - z , » . urmrsrm ‘ ¥ , - ’ . : ' I -
.and have Wiper postage me, Fire Chief museum-ravens ‘ mm ' ‘ m . ”i ' “ I ’ V F 4’]! i ‘
thereon. ‘ L . ’ln Stamford. this 1m. and m 933:“ olalltbe . ‘8‘”: our " 48c ‘ pk. . . ‘ a - u ay, "9 us '7 , "
ed over the seats ‘ol‘tie Wow ill":
. who use: imputed in. 1‘. , , ,
, . , . . $1338.18 addressed to the American
Wm” 1- III-u “em-.zmeutumm forces -usou be one
< ‘ " ,. ,. .ptntlre amen-tanner so other,
2'1“”, tended minimum... . scene ol~uicblaufi¢tevmdbut CW'WM
'uihich occur‘mdin tensity indium-1
Mr. Rosemarie carted {arm
llli money ‘ deposited in this bank
Shouldersii
.. . ,1. > _ , ‘. I “Wumwmm film"- . ~ _ “f ‘i‘ y . j .I. ‘ 1 A l, , _ I. J. . /
_, . lemmas-nu... amen finder“... ““i'ikm-“xifltfigihiimm . bcioresziurdayi no'cfa “:11! than in f 3
. mo: fl swab 2t . -. . . . ‘ g ' ‘ , ‘ sf . _
multimillion-An sed‘ ‘ - commemoration-nun. . p. y -: ' _ .. 1.. 3,8125} [mule W 5: , g" .
....uumlslature.man‘:tgfw ‘ 1%11). T t . p . Q ‘ p .
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them-lies one
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