’03 ‘ ]tins of Todd Protectom “Co. ill spend
ithe summer at Roton Point.
We, Percale. Poulnrdlr Miss Elsie Mills. Norwalk's female
m “Solution, Batiste: and letter-carrier,
flfl 31m. '- route herself Friday morning.
The annual water sports at, the
Knob will be held Saturday of this
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, .' 3 mm FORECAST it“ 1"“ 16" “mu . ....all
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinily:E A key-ring With a number of keys
w and slightly warmer tonight and were found on West avenue this morn-
. Whammy; gentle south winds. A in: and turned over to the police.
gallant disturbance is central this ——--
began to handle ‘ her _
, ler on Main street, has been quite ill '
A number of local jltneurs have
found it~ very profitable to run their
'cars between Norwalk and Compol
‘Beach and a number of these have
‘regular lines and passengers,
* ‘ morningrover Upper Michigan. Local
‘ showers have occurred during the last
"floaty-tour hours from Colorado east-
mud across the central districts to the
“ Middle Atlantic coast. The temperrr
” bursts high in all districts east of the,
yhilssizlsippi river, except in the, north-
..orn portions of the Lake region and
Now England. An area of high pres-
sure is central over Northern eorgia.
of good standlugtwho have Well in this ‘
Brand's, Jewelry Store.
‘\\'cuthervwise folks say that the new
moon is a “wet moon. and predict‘
‘ plenty of moisture during the current
month.
A YEAR Ado?
. ‘5 wits-mm
. 7 TODAY.
‘Tenmcraturc: High, 85; low,
» 173-1. Cloudy.
iiy New:
'A special meeting of St. Paul:
Guild will be hold this allcrlloon at .l “"10 ‘5 50"“ “’ g0 “hm
o'clock S. forces. Refreshments
' ““5 Served.
‘A Imckwood. of 0 Westport avenue, Q
reported to the police the loss of a
collie dog.
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Under the auspices of the Trintl :
Young Men's club the ptcturizatiouyo‘"
Hale’s immortal “The Man Without a
Country" will be presented at the Pill
acc theatre Thursday evening.
llutlel‘ Lodge, No. 97, I. O. O. R, will
as.
owning. the candidate being a member
all with tho U.
will be
Word has been received of the safe
lll’l‘il’til UVL‘I‘St'HS ol'lealor Joseph A.
; Bourts, Dental llcSchc corps, and will '
thc Cttv ‘ he of interest to many lndhls city.i
“ Majol- licarts' wife and daughter, Mar-l
jtll‘lt‘ Ann, arc making tllcil' home with ‘
Mrs. Bollrls mother and aunt. Mrs.
_ The regular meeting of
. ' Council will be held in the counci
7 ‘ chamber of the City Hall this evening.
‘igflorwalk. Local, 748, Carpenters
Union, held their regular iii-monthly
. meeting last night. and initiated thrcc
‘ moidate‘s.
erighl, 140 Deer Hill avenuo.”whilv
Miller lloal'ts is in war scrvice;"l‘l1eh'
.‘ home is in Grconburg. Pa. and Major
f llcarls is attached to Evacuation Hos-
{Clifiord l4. Bedoll. well known as a pilot, XU- Hf—DUDDUI'Y‘NPWSA‘
. nilosman in the local clothing trade.
- .ifiJlOW employed in the furnishing dc-
: ment of Met a and Co. B idge- ,_
' :2: g ' l'. I Mass, who conductcdllic services 31.1“.
I I- 5 ‘1th uttcl‘noou and evening at the thin-
‘Tiiilo members of the Old Wellrlioolsd’fll “‘fP‘T9”~~°! which». W 40'6“?”
/‘ aijgl‘mider company held their roguigr:l’?”°“ Thorsu’bjecl 0; \ , hourly”
_j .. fidnthly mocttng'nt their quarters on sermon at the morning service' ivas
Franklin street. that evening and dis- “More Than conquemrfii and in the
posed of routine business. Icenlng ”‘9 ‘0ch WM“! Mr. Boutwell
’spoke on was “The Camalleurf“ Mr.
and Mrs. Boutweli and family will re-
main in Danbury'durlng ihé present
Week, us the guests of Mr. snera.
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nue.-rDunbury News. »
lnrgc congregations greeted the
Rev. A. ll. lloutwell oi" Cambridge,
“ here will be no meeting oi the Norw
- Walk Board of Underwriters this
evéulng as it was voted at the last as.
aémtlling to dispense with the August
I daemon. The next meeting will be
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» held September 10.
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For N orwaik Showers
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.‘.Progl'css Forum, No. l, Fraternal
Forum League, met, last evening und‘
{ransacted routine business. Tile hot. The 'l‘uttlo Shop is the latest acqui-
inclement weather kept a number of sltlon ‘9 South Nprwulk's business 95'
*‘ fiicmbers away and as a result there gubllahmen‘lo. For a longtime H h“
:9 ’ Was u very small attendance no apparent that there Was room in
H . . , - . - .tllts city for ii store \vllcl'cdul‘s could ,
. - ———————-- the, remodeled and l‘cpulrcti. The pro~
pl'lctors of the Tuttlc Shop. in Slnluq
ford, saw the need of soon a store:
here, and has littlcd up, niecly Ull'j
store at 82 North Main strect. wilerc‘
tllcy will be pleased to attend to tlle'
rcquirenlents of showers. .Thcymake
fur coats and sets from selected skins.
and do all kinds of repairing in [but
best workmanship .mnnner. Hem-t
stitching is also to be made ll sue?
" Ulldcr the auspices of tho Brunswick
. . Social Club of Stamford a delightful
“balloon” dance is to be held at Roton
Point Thursday evening. Grace Brotll-’
. y'erHill be on hand to furnish their
"special jazz and local and out-of‘towrl
, dance lovers are eagerly awaiting the
,'“’¥‘}*- ' ‘3': fill ‘iljdl
Vg’l‘he admiral 111091,ng of the Bellegwlll justify a liberal patronage on the
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will he held Friday evening in thex . “ i, _ A. " 3‘ '
.‘rooms of toenail}? Island Social club. ; “mm? 3" ”:3? M T?” “evifm'e‘
. “It‘lsrequestcd, that members be in at-l LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER WRITES
‘Vtcndauce a; there are many impor'mnti Over work and‘ worry cause kidney.
. .mattcrsto be brought up for consid-itmuble. When the kidneys are mm
1 oration among which wil be the annual working properly. poisons accumulate
election of ofiicers and directors. ll‘m the SYSlem. “sum“: in backache.
‘ ',sore muscles, stiff joints. rheumatic
é pains, constantly tired feeling and oth-
‘er distressing symptoms. George Mc-
llnln, Turtle Lake, N. D.;«wrltes: "I
am a locomotive engineer. I had a bad
pain in my back and my bladder ac:
tion was very irregular. .I took Foley
Kidney Pills and was ‘ relieved in a
couple ot,days.—Stlllson Powell Corp.
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‘ FOSS’ CHOCOLATES
. 35c to 500 half lbs’:
f? p 60010 $1.25 one lbs.
" ‘ 12c and 15c sample sizes
STILLSON-POWELL
. coup.
‘.’S,
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are again breaking into houses around“ g
._ . Norwalk - ,, ‘ p — "
"Safe Deposit BJOXes‘fid a Year _ ‘
Slime volts or clots "oi suicidal Bully "
‘~ ‘ Packaa 2 - t. "
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——Charge accounts opened to peoplel
town Ol'er five year. Ask us about in;
colli’crtilc second degree tumorl'ow‘
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'cialty had the skill?! these workers" ‘
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lllander,
ning the gl'cutcsl'ulltcd victory of the
Marne.
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CONN. JUNIOR
r001) ARMY
FIELD DAY .
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Al-llly rcprcscnls their share of the
spread praise from
and womcn. u
The Junior Food Army will hold its.
field day Wednesday, August 14. 1918.
Mrs. P. W. Brooks hills contributed
the use of her spacious estate “on
West Rocks Road {or this purplish.
The work of there boys and girls
is of considerable importance and em-
braces many phnsos of food duc-
tton , and. conservation. Lit; lnél . the
children interested in gufdonshplg ands
poultry raising, cunning and othcr lic-
tlv-irieamWe‘dnondar will “offer- «the
first“ opportfiliiysthat‘ Feed Mfirkdt‘s
have budge get last: i. it" taxation
recreation after a season of serious
work. Their work is not yet complet-
ed. This day is but a breathing spoil
after which they will again tuke ‘up
their duties with greater onthuslnsm'
and with the realization that they are a ‘
part of a-powcrful organization.
The Brooks estate is located on
interestcd man
the Wlnnlpauk car- to Union avenue.
South Norwalk at 10.11. m.‘aud 10:24
will be met at the cornpv of Union
lnltte in charge. Bring it basket of
lunch and come prepul-cd to spend the
tiny. Thcre will be games. for the smut-
ier’ childrenand an athlé‘ilc conical
andr'baaobolt gametor the olden-boys ‘
llnd girls. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
Mr. Johnson. county club louder,
and others will give short but tutor-
.. ' traumas , .
This is the latest photograph of General Foch, the great allied com-
who has driven the Bin: I‘ cm the Soissons-Rhcimg salient, win-
war since the first battle or the
5i is
; eating talks on the work being done
by the clubs. All are expected to
have a good time.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
. .John E. Wood.
The death of John E. Wood. at the
. Fannie Cliichcslcr nnd Mrs. Antoinette fight and this movement has won wide Norwalk Hospital, "n Monday, """UW'
tllg an illness of but illlll' ()vcl‘ nvcnty-
four hours, ‘ was it shock .lo his host
of friends in all parts of this (ill, "the
young man, who Wills in his tummy-
ilrst; your, attended u ltllluipurwidl the
home of Robert; Loudonfsg, Saturday
evening, and seemed to bfinllils “S-
ulllhealth landfill-its. The ”inciting
morning ho was wizcd with 'in acute
attack or diabetes olld every prion tok
npvc his life proved uuuv‘gillng no:
wits this ion 0:9 '.lliu i wood.” elit‘ilt'in‘i
'ugcnt ht Willlitpddk. ” nd‘ls 'srirvivcd
by his father. mother and two storms.
the sums and dwarrlo'lllbod; r
T if xii-int u l heldfi mom-ills
lat hone .lll2 nln street; on Wall
ncsdny afternoon, at 2:30, Rev. L. B.
Howell othclzltiug. The burial will be
in Riverside cemetery.
ENLISTED NAVY MEN COMMEND‘
so.
’WASHINGTON, August 13.—~-Ninc
.cl'oy Andrews GI 52 Washington flVe~ West. ROCkS 1104“]. ll “..an easily enliwd mg“ of the Navy were 0011?
'rodoheddrom the trolley by . tailing mended by Secretary Daniels today
for courage in volunteering to take a
Those undying on the cars leavlng bout through ll dense log to rescue
twenty-six olilccl-s and 11an from the
British slculnshlp City of Vienna when
‘lll'lll'lllt‘ and Main slrcel by. the com» File went ashore on ,llle Canadian
coast lllst month. The men include:
Benedict L. Knitter, coxswuil'l. Pitts- -.
burgh; James C. Ogllvic, scauluu,
Eustdillven, Conn; ‘\'illlt‘l“E. For.
sonmnn. South Monchcstcr, Conn;
Raymond E Show. pllarnmctst's mate, .
Philadelphia.
Frank L. Robert. scaman, of Cam-
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In sugar necessary‘i‘n the ,die
narily be supplied by us
served. and dried fruits
other sweeteners Be
sweet: cakes.
« years.
”How may» the sugar ration
. known to everyone?
.irait.v_ipgsugsrsirup
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not CONSERVATION.
Neither cane nor beet; sugar is necessary. ' In the
‘ average American diet allthesugar needed may ordi-
Wllot are the general sugar saving rules? ._
- . Use all sugar sparingly and Wherever possible use
The American people last year spent
enough moneyfor candy to feed all Belgium for two '
Supplement sugar with honey and sirups.
Cultivate a taste for fruit in its natural sweetness.
Sugar is a fuel food. . Get fuel ,from potatoes and ‘
other starchy'foods rather than from sugar. Sugar
excels-them asran energy-food only'beCause‘it pro-L
duces energy more quickly. They-excel sugar since
they supply more thanmerely the fuel need.
Two pounds per month means about 8 ounces ,per .
week, or a little more’thafn 1 ounce a day. {This daily
ration is. a trifle more than 2, tablespdons‘ level full.
. It shouldwbe remembered. that this is to include all
..,_.sugar.used for. any purpose whatsoever—4m table
‘ use-,cooking, in ice cream and desserts, on cereals or
used on‘grid’dle‘ a es ‘
ti.
lng honey, sirdps, fresh, pro-
' s
sparing of confections and
be expressed .. in ‘qliantitiea"
>A
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an. '
- and letter of the bride.
F. day in honor of-“ilis ‘thirteen‘th birth.
"a dainty luncheon was prepared con-
, Schgick. Catherine Van school. My‘a
I pm (Gerryifiuu'nar. ,gsuoi‘
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This Sale Has Three Reasons
lab—li‘i‘ga‘yfiglsitPPOINT OUR OLD CUSTOMERS WHO ALWAYS LOOK
DTOOURM." «4.
CLOTHING. ID SUMMER so I: TO BUY SOME a.“ RA
an—TO BRING IN NEW CUSTOMERS.
3rd—T0 REDUCE oun s . .. .
TOO MUCH MERCERIQIDIEECEM A“
$12.50 Pinch Back Suits now
LINES WHERE W E HAVE
$15.00Pinch BackSlutsnow $3.3?
$20.00PlnchnackSults..........................""""""""""$1355)
$25.003eltedsults........;....................i"" $18.85
$3000BeltedSults $22355
$10.00Sporthats.... ....... $6.85
25cWashFour-in-Hand’i‘ies.........................:H“m.“"5'tor3100
50cSilkFour-in-HandTies..........................::Hm'm3for$1.00
$1.00KhakiWorkShirts isc
$1.00FancyCoiorWork Shirts """"" ' 75c
$1.00NainsookUnionSuits .......... 75c
$1.50Men’sUnionSuits .. ”$115
$1.50 Men’s White LisleShil-ts andDrawers..........;................:: $1I15
$1.50 Cooper’s Derby Ribbed Shirts and Drawers ... $115
50cFancyHosiery..... ..... . Murillo
$8.50Ladies’BathinlrSuits I.’ E6115
$10.00Ladies’Bathinleuits """ 37215
$10.00 Ladies’ Sleeveless Sweaters ......... ........ . . . .. . . I ' ' " 7'92;
$6.00Ladies’SleevelessSweaters $4.45
$5.00Ladies’SleeveiessSweaters)...”.... . ...... - ..... $3.41
$18.00 Ladies’Siik Sweaters $138..
$7.50 Ladies’ Wool Sweaters. Angora Collar . ..... . . . . . . . . . .. ......... 35:85
DON’T WAIT—FOR THERE IS ON LY A LTMITED AMOUNT OF MER-
CHAN DISE IN THIS SALE.
After August 15th, B. V. D. Union Suits will be
$1.00 each. Rockingchair Union Suits will be $1.65.
$1.00 each. Collars will be 26c. "
Until August 15th the above garments will remain at. the old prices.
w ROGERS & . STEVENS
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
"'"'"'—'-v~~—-~ ., ., I i . r -— ~""". ~ 4" 12*
bridge. Mass” has been commended Jufimory Stevens, of the firm of hog his home in Arch street, with his moth-
mp 094%”; in jumping overboard *ers 8:..Stevcns, leltfthid morning forfel'. I
from the U; S. ,9”- laulsianu,.,a dark blemfork where how“! attend the Mr
"W"- “d “39"“'“3 “ ”mpmme ‘“ “ ,tlonal Clothiers' association convention
$2.09. B V. D. Shirts and Drawers will be
Roclnngchalr Shirts and Drawers will be
I “r
Miss Gertrude M. Harris is enjoying
tidanvllich threaten to ~ 'r him u ’- .
films our «n .5” y ’ 3m“ *3 botanists mile NW“ {“1“ “9? "0m he" duties in the or
J, l 5 J _.A.pln_. Mastevens- isi‘otteudtug lattice of It. Lawrence, ,
t .
iKUNHARDT ORDERED INTERNED.
delegate from the New England Reta
Ciothlers’ association.
ill ' l ' -—,.
Mrs. Gerard Vermllyea who is asso.
l l ' .. BOSTON, A lit- ~ - r .
l 'clated with Dr. E. S. Smith, of Bridge .h'ar'dté former ‘iié'fma" Ohm” Run
NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS 3.
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n Consul-General
"port, is spending her vacation with her .iugthls city, has been ordered interned
lam”, Mrs. Roselle, 0g 26 Clay street. ‘at Fort Oglethorpe. (121., under dircc.
l .. , .tlons received from Washington. He
i‘l' “mm, Howard. of fill Wright. has been in jail since he was arrested
“culled tor the carrier plgeonbelonging giants summer home in Manchester.
to the Unitedfltates army which was act
i found here recently. i
" Charles F. Paige is the local delegate'
.to the state convention of tho Sons 01;
St. George which is being held in Stanl-
fford today}. '
m
55., July 24,\under the enemy alien.
CURTAIL ENTERTAINMENT.‘
Automobile ride throughout tllc city
will be the onlv cntcrttltnmcllt provid-
ing fire chiefs who arrive in Bridgeport
'Wedncsdlly and Thursday for the an.
nun! state convention of the Connecti-
Burke-Conroy. . , -
Word was received in Norwalk this J0)“. Leonard, of the R & G om“.
morning of the marriage of Mothew’d. force, leave today for a vacation trip out State Firemen. Elimination. of
Burke, of 0 High street, to Jane Fran-lip Atlantic City, "othcr entertainment features hemtw
cos Conroy, of this city and or Troy N. .... ‘mm provided was decided upon as a
Y. The ceremony was performed at- Private John Burr, of the U. S. Mal“ war measure, Tile meeting will con.
:Troy last week by the Rev. Peter A. infill? is spending a. brief furlough at vcne Wednesday afternoon.
Scully, motor 018;: Navy’s Churchu ‘ x ‘
They were attended by Mr. and Mrs! W
Edward M. Scanlon,~brother~lnvlaw and
1
Following the ceremony the wedding
breakfast was served in the Keeler,
Hotel in Albany. The young coplo‘
lleit fora wedding trip to Sal-atognf
Springs where they are stopping at the
American Hotel. ‘
Both the young people' are well-
known and popular residents or Nor‘
walk. Mr, Burke holds a responsible
]position with the (‘rofut and Knapp
flint company while Miss Conroy was
‘an employe of Cluett & Peabody C0,.
Mr. and Mrs. Burke are expected to
arrive in Norwallt during the latter
1part of the week and will take up their
{residence at small street. ' _
Economy Store
I 1 A 510%“ Street. Norwaill A
A "PE-NS ’TOMURREW
With a COmplete Line of ‘
Lam.“ sco~omv mm W
‘ This» Store Will lie Conductedoll the CdSil"
' ‘_ andcany lilimc Plan
collie in ands'eo'for yourself tilt; savings you loan make. by .
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A party was given Harold E. Thump.
son at his home, 64 Fort street. yester-
day. Games were enjoyed after Which
. stating. or ice cream and cake. Mustard
Thompson recelved ’many useful. gifts
lfrom his many. friends. Those present.
included Misses Iioulaa;Hod"ge, L'ucy.
Salter, Gladys .‘Meyér. .q'M’uriel‘CVan '
tie Mills, PearfiClark. Julia Clerk, and
Evelyn“ Youngs and ;:Masters‘ Elmer.
Bennett. Earl Plait. Freddie . Hodge!
and Hamid Thompllon.‘ ‘ ‘
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