2.1,... 15: to a, as... 7011 m2,
Clio! Prices
2356. 80:. $1.35, ”.00, ISM up
I an Shah. '
We lake Up my Silo l'lsgs
Yu- Youin a Week's Time
E
E
E
"DONNELLY’S i
16 So. Main St. 2
sum aeolian.
Ij; ' E
l
Mrs. Fred Holly of ftierwin street is
entertaining relatives from Yunkers.
N. Y.
an...
Prosecuting Attorney Jesse 'I‘. Dun 2
bar is able to be about, al’thoush suf
ferlng with an attack of blood poison-
ing in his foot. The infection is slight.
and Mr Dunbar anticipates little trou-
'bl‘e.
Miss Dorothy Poley. bookkeeper of.
the Alfred Fox Piano Company. was‘;
admitted to the Stamford Hospital?
'Wednesday morning. im- the retrieval:
of the tonsils, the operation was per-2
formed by Doctor Foster, of Stamford
' The subject at the mid week meet-
ing of the Baptist and Methodist. Epis-
copal churches this evening will be.
“My Relatives in the Bible." The meet-
ing will be held at 7:45-o’clock In the
Pantist Church. All are Welcome.
E
—Fi reworks.
Point Park.
Friday night. Roton
._..._.... 2
‘Mr and Mrs. Albert Wellnitz are
marina their household effects from
Flax Hill road to their house at the
corner of W est avenue and Butler
. street. The house in Flax Hill RoadE
has been rented to one of the man-2E
tigers ofthc Lincoln Picture Classic Cc,E
____._.__ ~ i
Word has been received of the safe’
arrival overseas of Lieut. Stanley H.
Baldwin. D. R. 0., son of Dr. and Mrs.
W. H. Baldwin, who is with the
Fourth Balloon squadron in the avia-
tion branch of the service. E
” A ten pound baby
at the‘home or Mr. and Mrs. Richard
H. Hynes, of New Rochelle. Airs. ‘
Hynes was Miss Mary C. Gulder, of
boy has arrived
Norwaik M‘r. ynes was formerly a
student of‘St. rys seminary, Balti 2
more, Md. E
, ,
William 2 Hoyt Church, son of Mr.‘
and Mrs Chas. E. Church, of Brush
street was one of the students select-
ed by Renssclaer college to go Into
training this summer at Plattsbur'g.
After completing aprescrlbed course;e
they are to retu to College in thel
fall to act as
lege military unit.
I
Stephen lehtt‘e,
Catholic Union
Knights of Columbus. has received hi
call to service with the inflation sec
tion of the navy, and will leave within
a few days for the Great Lakes Naval
Training station, Illinois. After Grand
Knight leatte' a departure, Deputy
Grand Knight M. J. Carew, will act as
head of the council.
't
Yap canpmwct your liberty-5
Bonds and ‘valudble paper‘s
agnm fire and burglary by
'Secm'hlg a. Safe Deposit Box
at The south norm arm ;
Pompaw- sea Elli E ' I
2 which came from his pen. He. came to
’the United States in 1914 and ever,
since had contributed to magazines
Etold Deputy Marshal McQuade.
.l‘niied States, first, ‘for Madero and .
'lhirty seven when it reaches ‘FortOgle-
2WAR INDUSTRIES
3drilled, at Washington. and will serve '
§ mom will. after notice of th as instruc-
Dr. Esters, Author of
and the World,” Who In-; Be Connected With U'i
dustriousl’ropagandist Boat Activity Off Coast
1
NEW YORK, July 25—4112 author BOSTON, July zinc—«Oswald Kiln-E
E
E
1
of a poem which so pleased the Kaisef bardt formerly German and Austrian
that he caused millions of copies to be consul in this city. was arrested yes-
distributed among German soldiers in terday as an enemy alien at his home
Ethe trenches went South yesterday in in Manchester and brought here.
one of United States Marshal Thomas Federal‘oflicers refused to confirm or
D. McCarthy‘s periodical shipments of deny a report that the arrest was
dangerous enemy aliens to the totem connected with sllbmarine activity
'menr camp at Fort Oglethorpe. in oi: the coast.
Georgia. The poet was Dr. HanaE It has admitted however, that in-
Heitlz Ewers. His master iecemhich; I'f0imation in the possession of the oi«
.won the approval of the alser wasEflcials indicated that the arrest was;
called "We and the World ” lot more than ordinary importance.
Ewers. typicalh German in appear Mr. Kunhardt’ 3 apartments in the
ance and in his views, was interned to house, in Manchester, where he board
stop the flow of German propaganda ed. was searched by agents of the‘ lie
partmen‘l' 6! Justice after he had been
taken in custody. No statement was
and newspapers. In recent months his
output had been cent exclusivelv to
German language publications.
alien. was discoveréd. At the office
lof Judd Dewey, assistant United
Ewers Was chief among a group of,States district attorneyiin this city. it E.
twenty German aliens who were sentEwas said that Mr. Kunhardt probably
sympathetic kind was Felix Armand the war.
ESommerfeld a soldier of fortune whoj In registering, sortie months ago, as
‘accepted internment with the calm an enemy alien. Mr. Kunhardt said
philosophy of one used to vicissitudes. that he had been in this country 19
“I don’t blame you.” Sommerfeld years, and that he was 42 years of
it's age. He is unmarried.
'lhe fortune of “81‘. I had a fair hear-E ~—————-————-————- »-, 2
ing and I got what was coming to me." STETTINIUS IN MILITARY COUN-
Somnrelfeld bought arms in the OIL. .
PARS, July 25.——Edward R. Stettia-
ius, Second Assistant Secretary of
War of the United States. who now is
in Paris. will take part in the inter-
allled munitions council. Afton-wards
he will make a four of inspection on,
the American front, and thunk-it the
French and British armies and, per-
haps, the Italian front.
Among the advisers accompanying
then for Villa.
Aliens frorri up state and New Eng-
land were in the party sent from here.
More will be added at stations on the
way South. The company will number
thorpe
. . him are Samuel M Fallon. direttor or
BOARD IS PLANNED railway supplies: W. S. Gifford of ‘he
FOR CONNECTICUT Council of National Defense, and E
‘—“—"‘ Charles Day. of the Emergency I?! not
Corporation.
(Continued from First Page). ' 2 . ., .
employrs and two to represent labor
The four men nominated will be con-
as a state board with Leo A. Ker-per.
of the United States Employn’rent .-‘
Seriiee in Connecticut as chairman ‘
This state board will have wide
-boards in each city. and the towns
“here such a board is warranted by
arailtrbie labor rec‘ruits and these lo; 11-.
cal boards will work with the state 3
board.
_____.1__-_..__. --.
SECRETARY DANIELS
APPEALS TO PRESS 2
(Continued from First Page).
The appearance of submarines on
the Atlantic coast rrlakes it impera-
tive that no mention should be made .
in any newspaper. either in the adver-
tlsing or news columns of the sailing
or departure. or location or supposed
location of any strip in American wa-
ters. This information. conveyed by .;1
adiertising, is as dangerous as in the '
news columns, and I am making this
request to all of the newspapers in
chose from.
PRICES
I.”
occus-ococoooscII-u
“We Holding of Eilelhy Alien May
a...
made as to what evidence. it any,‘.
bearing on his activities as an weary
from here. An enemy alien of a more‘ would be interned for the duration of , .
Colored Umbrellas
Why black umbrellas for a rainy day? ‘
in colors, with their short handles, straight or oftentimes
cords, straps or ivory rings to hang over the arm. 'l'hoso um- “
brellss come in green, red, purple, navy or brown.
They are so popular that we have a good assortmnt to g
. 4 . .
hut—e" .
..&\
a
wmwwmwwm worm--
STORE CLOSED
Friday Afternoon
To rearrange and mark down goods tor our
Mid- Summer Clearance Sale
Our Only Sale Event of the Season
See Tomorrow’s Full Page Advertisement.
25th Anniversary Sale
Clothimir and Furnishimrs on
Sale at Less Than To- E
day's Market Value . E
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
GNJtIlllnSI 8mm
is the word to express the ef-
fect produced by this exquisite
wicker or willow furniture. Its
charm is not alone In its appeal
to the eye but in its real com
fort and substantial acrylceabil-.
ity. Other dainty sets here in"
birds-eye maple.
Clrcasalon walnut. Furniture in
unusual woods .
cherry and
ANGEVINE FURNITURE CO.
seiw‘rm
DAINTINESB
”.1
CENTRAL HOTEL
l'lno room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine 0an attached; also Restaurant. Italian
powers 1iln sec‘uiirzg hworkmen Iand 2,2 and American “fl.
EEX‘EEEgrnd'tEl‘Eru. ‘Er‘ie‘reewsriitfietan 3E.” Nobody can tell you. but everybody has noticed that r Oomé'r Monroe anti Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555.
2993‘ ”0““ E“ ME“ and M“ 0"“ , women Incline toward the much pleasanter Sport Umbrellas ‘ ll. DIBEBA. Manager. J.DIBESA. Proprietor.
burn nill also select com’nunity labor --
‘I Id 31.
oocsouooosIOJ¥$5s98 to $10.00
the country in the assurance that they
will cooperate with the Government
in its effort to prevent any information
about ships reaching submarines,
which may be off the American coast.
Signed.
JOSEPH DANIELS.
Secretary of the Navy.
My attention has been called to the
at... and
Knitting
fact that the above request of the Sec. Iadl om dren’s Sweaters
retary of the Navy is being ignored by .W’“ mtm Y“ for as and
a number of publishers. and from in‘- ' and Slip-one.
formation received from sev eral sourc-
es I am convinced that the, publica-
tion of this class of news. and adven
tractors for file 001 tlaemcnts is actually being used to
promote' the cause of the enemies of heavy weight”
the United StaTés in the present wart" KnittingN N'gadleg m sniper,
. . .You are therefore. directed to prontp Ill 3005! Md GI.
grand knight of ly advrse all publishers within the de- White and b 0
Council, ‘NO- “E'Ellvery of your oflice that this depart- 2 f *
lions, regard the publicatl n of such
shipping news as giving aid and com-
fort to the enemy and that such mat- ‘
ter is non mailable under the Espion-
age act?
Knit for humanity's asks
Till it seems our hearts
. .
—-,-'l‘ry a Sentinel Want Ad.
Boxes ass-r so: $4.06:
YB m. j .
I x it i ., onwards“.
., ‘t. :\ . 4"."
“93?.” g
.1 2.5" r 1,203;
-' a Mr ‘ {I ‘ Willow chairs, sates: arts
"GolNanAY? 31‘3“
ops roars am) oxrososy fiflgfifim‘gfifi m
mama yonder many reasons. lining .
in white. inown and Black. 2
ll‘o Milan is oomplote with; - '
out I pair :6! Rubber 8019C
“mm ‘ '
The popular shades in pansy,
Dark, Medium and Natural Gray «Knitting Yarn.
Khaki in plain and mixed, "rhodium Weight; also in extra
Knit for freedom and right, .
for our brave boys overthesoo.
will break.
Signed Mufflers, helmets and socks. ‘
A- 5- BURLESOEE, Sweaters and wristlsta galore, " 2
Hammer G€n"““ Make every stitch, a stiioh of love, 2‘ 2'
_ ‘For we cannot do for them more. ' ~ " “
.l. MALLETTE
Summer Time Furniture.
Hammocks with or without Wt Ind awnings, Moll Screens,
Yarns and
Needles . .
Shetland, Vienna, resale,
bone and steel. and the red.
Phone 113-:
all pennies buys a min arm.
Now that the slimy Loan is over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS. which sell for N7 this month and lo additional
sash month thereafter.
- 4
mammalian; '20 was m: m .
mohair. E
The City National Bank ‘-
Bonth Nomlk, am.
no You Want Anything la “ills Building:
"Material line? it so, call on
RAYMOND BROTHERS
momma SI.
Who Carry alarm Stock of All "Kinds
I . 4;
mama
«.
1
noise, item Scissor, (loath
am roots as lbs
with channel. tile or galvanised I
, White Shoes
Thai :Looit Just as Cool as They feel
sages. for All Kinds of Sports
,. and for General Wear for Jill
Members oi the Family.
Satisfactory Stockings to Match.
#—
GONNEAILY dz CRACKEN
South llarwalk.
MVTUT‘"A
'2 WHITE PLNE comm
‘ " HORMCE‘ RNA ‘
wise you would not need ' ”is
Ines. The same m . E
prompted you to can,
should, upon due mm.
151: you perhaps to take out
insurance. because of “0
ed cost of building We
her and nearly every other L
of expense entering into the
of making repairs, or ”hm,
after a fire
J. M layloil & 00.,
5 humour pram
scorn aoawaur. cont.
Cure That Cold By
Takinit
TAR
F. H. AXTEB
2138115618!
8 m I ill, 9
Romi all
makes, sold. "
repaired. Refill-h ‘
Der month. .
sold at 85 par
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHA‘N
15' Fairlicld Ave., NW.
REBUILT TYPEWRITI”
m
r. 3.1mm
Job Printing
So. Norwalh
Dr.J.Il.M '
DENTIST ,. 2
tumult. 80.!
fimlnu$0amfl
A. M. woostslr ‘
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late Examiner
U. 8. Patch .
thlce K '
P W
”of“
to“;
DEFINITION OF BHIR
chiropractic is the definition ’ . .
cause of the disc” and the
adjusting the same. Disease In E
by a. wrench. twist or sprIin
back. Even if done in on
creates pinched nerves and to!»
later life In the martini. of!“
limbs. _
Chiropractors remove the
disease and pain, health is 2
through harmonizing the nom-
terns In your body. Mflo .
ghen special attention: lilo
tors of the spine. lion whim
gret giving the Chiropractor r
to help you. ‘
Magnetic ammonia m M
T. FRANCIS, I). C.
34 Waihln on 3t. 80 Not-wilt“.
Wilda from Mme m2
» can. as
and We will melt our m
right around when M
thii happen: In your homo. I;
THUMB
ls defective antiquated. u" .,
. or went 0 balls us We‘ll
cal-y repairs ‘or Instill I It“!
,m" 2
Moorish estimate ,
JOBBING A SPECIAL; '
Plumblnv Initiating
TIL 1806 - . 2m;
Hot-sh Mall- 8%. tooth No
A“
mm or. ll
UNDERTAKER
III. discs. tutu. “m2
. 21 wssrlmo'ros
1, wow nan acumen ..
Norwalk Chronicler