run it. 9 1a _
1.1:.an
,; ,. mm“
i
b.
.e
Our new Fall hat crop is just
ready to pick Come in and
pick yours. ‘
Light weight felts in the
new blocks. '
The special height of crown
and the exact width of brim ’
that is becoming to your
interesting face is here.
Rogers 8t Stevens
NORWALK
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', nuns: reasons:
. .. .. Forewt‘for Norwalk and vicinity:
“I [Ur tonight; Sunday increasing clou
, ‘diless probably rain and cooler on the J
pout; moderate southwest winds be-l
cumin} northeast. There is no weir,
. y’definetystorm area east of the Rock);
'Ilouutains. but showers have been
quite general during the last twenty
flour hours frorn Texas northeastward
to Minnesota, and scattered showers
have‘occurred in the Lake region.
New England and along . the Middle
Atlantic. coast. The temperature con-
tinues somewhat above the normal in
the central and eastern sections.
SOUTH NORWALK
HONOR ROLL CONTRIBUTORS
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Planned to Erect Board on the Lawn
of the state Armory
v...
. - Plans for Norwalk's new Honor
EAR GO
”ESTHER TOADAYY A Roll are progressing nicely and
. _ ' ground will be broken for it next
’l‘culhcraturc: High, 91; l"“’..“'°“k‘ Jud“ ‘M‘n H: Light "‘8 been
69. Showers. gsuccessful in obtaining permission
from the authorities in Hartford to
"""""""" _,-... "— aerect the Roll on the lawn of the
,etate armory on West avenue. ‘ All
icontracts have been let and nothing
remains but the starting of the work.
Henry Mueller. the electrician, has
'generously donated his services and
{will do ull wiring on file structure
Ddeétive Sergeant Hunt has re tfree of charge. 0. l. Byington was
“ turned from a short trip to Provi-ivery successful in obtaining a num-
dence. it. l., where he brought buck 3 her of liberal donations from rest-
~mowrcycle and aide-car which was dents and mercha‘nts of the first dis-
atolep front this city some time uuo. trict. Enough money to begin work
—-— lwith is on hand but the committee in
-_. -——Wo would be a healthy race. if charge stated that still a little more
people would use more sleeping is needed and any who can and who
porches and ‘use them more. Let us have not contributed so far are. asked
figure on your requirements. Phone to do so, sending the money to C. J.
‘ 1082, St. John & Keyser, contractors. Mints.
Elly News
——....._..¢..__
Steamboat Place. : The latest list of contributors is as
~— follomt:
‘ Complaints about residents of Flax G. F. Moulton
Hill Road being careless in their til-M M, Nevasky
pose! of garbage, resulted in Patrol- H. Sherer
man Murray being called to that seo‘ Geo, Keeler '
Mrs. Ida Gilbert
Hubbell and Staple
Henderson and Ervin Co.
. Felix Cttiato
‘ Norwalk Hardware 00.
Bryant Besse (‘0.
ll. Glendennlng and Co.
E. M. Lockwood.
Samuel Roodner.
Wm, Olsen
Trletram and Hyatt
inirfleld Co. National Bank.
Geo. Raymond
T. A. Skelly
O. D. Jackson _,
Jones and Hotchkiss
John Malone
Wm. Thompson
Raymond and Pollard
tion. He interviewed the offenders
and told ., them that they would have‘
to use the proper cans or containers.’
which they promised to’do. I
' insurance Commissioner Burton
unnoticlil has gone on record as 01-
poaed to federal insurance as any.
. ,thlng but a war measure. believing
that it would be contrary to the prin-
ciples of American government and
'tending to threaten individual inde-
pendence it continued after the war.
.TELIS 0F SlNKlNG
0F STEAMSHIP
(Continued from First Page.)
' . » " C. M.
hhlp went. down within fifty minutes . . . _
after being struck.‘ The tanker stood “9"“ “ “n“o‘k
G. Hat'dwlck
"hi and saved all but one Spaniard.’
“who jumped overboard from fright,
and landed all safety at Norfolk. Va.
the next day. The women were most-
ly attired in men's clothing. as they
lost all their effects. The passengers
rand crew were turned over to the \'lr-,
ginia Pilots’ Association, and taken to.
'n largo department store. and provided.
(loo. l), (‘mnin
Geo. T. Bruce
M. J. Riordan
J. J. Linxweller
Everett S. Buckley
Elwood and Glover
Raymond Bros.
.with clothing. a
The next morning they went aboard 1" M' Pohlman .
theold Dominion'Llner and landed in: “9- COM“ ’
New York. A rigid investigation in2 S, M. Auster-
New York is vein: held and Mr. John-
son in one. of the chief witnesses. The‘ ~
. t i- ..
2:23:21? gang: 323222;: $1,313“! if is of the utmost importance to all
their valuables. ’young men residing in the limits of
Mr. Johnson expects to go on board . District Board N0, 14, who have be
Geo. liopkins
‘ I
of one of the new vessels the Cavern . come 21 years of age between June,
Intent. is providing for the Merchanh
Marine. lie enlisted here through.
Manager Parent, of Liigett's drug .l9l‘
6th and August 24 inclusive. to regis-
hefore the‘ Local Board at their
W: 1 ‘ - “ '7l‘w‘iheadquarters in the Town Assembly
. - __ luau before 9 o'clock tonight.
. » 1" 03000“ llii! ' WASHINGTON. August 28.—-The
'1 35° to 50° w “)8. Argentine Government has establish-
ed a line of steamers to operate from
' Buenos Aires to Punta Arenas. on‘tho
Strait of Magellan, stopping at numer-
ous ports on the coasts The fleet at
l 800 to “Wane lbs.
.' ‘ 120 and 15c sample sizes “
"‘ . STILLSON-POWELL the beginning 01.0””“0” consisted
CORP. . «_ of six steamshipl. *
~
* MNEAS you >
m‘ffimswmrma $3.3“ "'-
A'l‘ .
1‘ OLD fit Ann,
‘ , (monummt Pass.)
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i SOCIE T1 1 3:; tangle professional m”. were
an’d Perifm I *m mtint. thflclil‘ec'iflfiidy ‘3: 1:8-
NEWS
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of the varied dances presented.‘
Llano-Colonel M. Pic. of the 81st
ence. both in English and in his na-
tive tongue, much to the delight of the
large number of Italian blood present.
Notwatk Lad Makes Good.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Ambler and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles st. Ambler or “re prosram appealed more to the
Wilton enjoyed an automobile trip
louder: a l h t “ ’
through New York state this week and Hornpipe?!) $3091.83), flifitefaig’g
attended a horse show and racing at Lockwood, of Norwalk. anti when, at
Poughkeepsie.
Mr. and Mrs. B: C. Barnum of Bos-
ton, who have been visiting Mr. and
: erican flag from his pocket and waved
it above his head, everybody filled
with delight.
Congratulations Duo Mr. and
Mrs. Warren P. Smith, of 16 Center_ Mn. Cobb.
avenue. returned home this morning_ Consratulations are surely due Mr.
[by auto, accompanied by Mr, Bar— and V” F- 1' Cobb, Who “9‘ 09'3”!“
‘num's mother. Mrs; F. J. Barnum. and’ hated their home as a setting tor the
‘port. lined for a worthy cause will surely
repay them for their efforts.
At the conclusion of the program,
dancing and refreshments were enjoy-
ed f0r many hours.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sh'mko. of South
Mum-hilt, and Louis J. Klska who was
on a five days' leave from (‘amh Del“ The program in full follows:
cm. at Ayer, Massachusetts, were Program.
tlttill‘it‘d in New York City, on Mon- bBialliciaDReale—Mrs. V. Broadgay.
day. August 19th. according to “- a‘et iortissement (Pan an Echo)
nounCcmcnt made here this week i borne-M’oodland Glade in Arcadia.
. - Characters—~"Echo." Mlle. Le Gal;
“Pan.” Bee Whitney; "Butterfly."
Jane Cobb; “'\\'oodnymphs," Flor.
ence Banks, Dorothy 'l‘rcadwell. Hel-
en Budd. Lucy Lannzettel, Kather-
Seracant .l. A. AshwelL of Camp
Devens. is spending a few days with
his mother, Mrs. A. C. Ashwell, of 2 in T d ll 9 h T d it
_ e rea we . tarn rea we ,
Butler street, Sergeant Aslmell has Mrs. Willis Banks. Louise Krozlcr.
lust returned from South Carolina. Songsaw. p. pal-Suns.
where he has been on special detail- La Cnrmago—Mlls. Le Gal.
ed duty. [‘0 to Palermo." from Sicilian \‘es—
| pers by Verdi» w. Francis Parsons.
Mrs. Helena unfit»... aha daugh- ggfgfang$hw$yL9 0“-
tor. Eleanor, of Norwnlk. who were to Sam”. "umpipw Earl l.o.kwood.
jail with Miss Elsie Hill and other Capone Entpire~~Mllc Le can ““31,
sutfragtsts, have gone to thelr_\ sum- ed by Bee Whitney and Louise Kro-
mer homo m the mounta'n. at [Jr‘s-1'0," Mrs. “villls Banks. Sarah
ray Va. 1 Treadwcll, Lucy Langzettel, Helen
' Budd. Dorothy Treadwell. Katherine
Miss Mildred Gregory has returnedl Trendsett'mflmm'o".
to her home in Lewis street. after Marseillnlse—Mrs. F. I. Cobb. t
spending several weeks with her aunt. Pierrette at, Play-v-Mlls. Le Gal.
Mrs. P. Frishie, 0! Laurel beach Mtl— 98mm!“ 0‘0"“ “m "l 9“"
ford . ' ' chus). Scene Temple of Bacchus.
Characters (in order of appearance),
“Bacchus." Willis Banks; “Bearer
of the Sacred Fire." :arle Lock-
wood; “Priestess," Mrs. P. l. Cobb:
“Bearer of the Sacred Basket."
i Mr. anders. Joseph Hall and sum?
of Danbury. have returned to their
home. after a very pleasant visit withI G 8 ll ll \ l f h l
*Mrs. SmulWlli , l » "“8 00°H“'°6‘“° ‘9 “'
inue ‘ e a ng of W! ton ave? cellar.” Florence Banks and Doro-
. ' . ‘ thy Treadwell; “i'cstals of the Ba-
: ' I cred Otterlntzv‘. Mrs. Willis Banks
1 WWW“ 0- ““1““ returns ‘0. and'Lbulse lxroater: "Bearer or the
‘WashingtonyD. C.. next week. after, Roses." Bee'fittnny: "Vesthle of
law-mung several day. new ”d In tiht‘ Sacred Vines." Sarah Tread-
well,- Katherine Treadwell: "Vestals
[Bridgeport doing inspection work for: of the Mom, Palms." Lucy Lang-
“he “me" 8““ ”mm“- zettel. Helen Budd: "Children ofthe
.-.._. Flowers, Attendants. etc: “The Vir-
gin." Mlle. Le Gal.
who have been visiting friends in Sennstaw'l‘ostt.
South Norwalk. have returned to Our God, Our Country. Our Flax; Mac-
their home in Bethe] Hugh-«Sung by W. Francis Parsons.
l ' , Italic—“italic." Signorina Carusone:
"“ . " " . . . b: ".
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mills announce mumm' M" F I C°b 0°
, lumbus." Willis Banks. Spirts of
[the engagement of their daughter,
the Old World:‘ -'_‘Dallce." Mlle. Le
iEthel M., to Harry M. Ttebout of Get; “Song." W. Francis Parsons:
Brooklyn, N. Y. i
"Poetry." Miss Bee Whitney: "Art,"
l ""
Mrs. Willis Banks: "Drums." l-‘lon
. . It 9 n 0
Frank B. Rogers. manager of the once Banks. Grac s. Fl rence
James Butler store. of South ‘Norwaik
Treadwctl. Sarah Treadwell. Kath-
. ' erlne Treadwell: "Astronomy." Lucy
its spending‘a two weeks' vacation at
Groton Hills, N. T.
Langzettel: "Electricity." Helen
Budd. Spirits of the New World:
'lndlan Maidens." Mrs. Beendict,
Grace Scotleld'. "Corn.“ Earle Look-
A
NORWALK RIFLI CLUB
wood: “Tobacco." ”Potato," t‘ln-
i Arrangements were‘fzompletod inst titans." "Dancers." “Grace's Attend.
levelling with the Remington Arms “it” .
' iii 1. ltnly enthroned receives the tribute
R e Team to a friendly match shot of the Old and the New World, who
Ewith the team of the Norwalk Rifle come to my homage ,0 the mother-
‘Club, to he held on the South Wilton land. ltalia. .
1
range. Saturday afternoon. August 31. “le Star Spangled Banner."
i'rho Norwnlk rune team will be rep- Danm orlklufiled and 3‘38““ by
Mlle. Louise Lo Gal.
I
:resented by Clark White. Dart Ple- -
| t - Sta’ge cloth through countesy of Mr.
.gcr and Milne. with Baker and, Rer- Collins, Palace Theatre. South' Non
inolds as substitutes. Ganung as team went. '
‘captain. The scorer and asshtaut
will he Rayfuse and Brownell. 0NE.MAN TROLLEY
Conditions of the shoot will be as To BE TRIED
follow: ‘ .
l Team of 5 men, two substitutes. . _ IN FEW WEEKS
' 2 sighting shots and 50 shots for; (Continued rrom your“, pm,
I
record slow fire at 200. 300, 400 and!
500 yards. -
Rifles any and any sights not con-
taining glass. ,
B targets at all ranges.
The Remington team are all crack
Ishots. being testers for the Arms
‘plant and it is therefore expected
that many goodscores wlllbe made.
as the Norwalk team is composed of,
all good shots. At, the close of the
shoot a luncheon will be served the
competing teams at the Hotel Ma~ tud of the employee would be if the
hackemo. ‘_ 1’ i co pony tried to put the plan into cen-
Thls afternoon and tomorrow the oral operation. .
teams and all qualified marksmen‘. 3““0‘ghm‘ffi Jhgidgem‘rlhllzm
0 er 0 c o e PO 08
"11130:; artistic; “1°“ on “at; have received no tonicialrnotlllcatlon
tang a mm are 3° ‘3‘“ it is understood the plan will soon be
are requested to_ be on haw as well . put in operation in that city. The care
To Try Out AbOut oil.
The petition of the company indi-
cates that about 20 of these cars will
. :pllcations, are likely to arise because
of the recent agreement with the trol-
ley employee, but it is understood that
if the company restricts the use of the
one-man cars to short runs there will
be no obiectionlrom employee.
President Hush Gartland. or the
Trolleymen's Union, was quoted in
a New Haven newspaper as saying
that: he could not tell what the slit
whore.'who added much to thesueoesa
italian infantry. addressed the audi-
Posaibly no single feature of the en-
Dopular taste or brought longer or
tits conclusion, he whipped .t silk Am-
_ ‘ ‘ . show, but worked every minute to in-
Him", MTS- l‘- 9- Chase 0f Bl‘ldle'.tsur,e its success, The large sum rea»
' at. Sunday school. 12 m. Junior Loy-i. Another divorce action filed yes
1he used somewhere in the state. Com-l
*W ._-. w
Inspecting” the Marines .
"-Imesiwtaus‘m .. _' 1.
Near the'Battle Front
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P
Perfect order of uniform and equipment is a rigidly enforced ruling in the Marine Corps as
branches of the service. Even in ac tion a certain amount of inspection is carried on by the officers.
tion and cleanliness are other requisites of every fighter.
rine squad near the battle line.
in other
Sanita-
Photo shows officers inspecting a portion of a ma-
lwATERBURY PAPERS PLACE
PRICE AT THREE CENTS
WATERBURY, Aug. 24.-The Wa-
.terbury Republican announces this
{morning that beginning Hcpiclmor 1,
-the retail price of its daily edition
'will be advanced from two cents a
copy to three cents. The price of
the Sunday edition will advance from
five cents to seven cents. The Be
publican says that tho Waterbury
Democrat will advance its price to
three cents at the same time and that
Chi” Chet?
eleven other two cent newspapers in
1 Connecticut are going up to three
The Methodist and Baptist churches Net to have with as friends from the tents short]?-
of South Norxalk will hold union set-\'«'N01‘Walk M. E. church. Open air’ .____....
ices on Sun ay in the Methodist “111901111! on the corner of Da and ' '-l
church. Mr. Thompson. the pastor of mond stmets at 7; inside meetingagl- ONLY ONE CENTURY AGO
the Baptist church. will preach at 8:15. «These meetings are very help-' It hardly seems possible an the”
both services. 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. rim and inspiring. The public is cor- days 01' shipbuilding bv the million
m. The morning subject will be: “A.dtally Invited to attend. No collection tons that there are people alive. and
Corner-atone Unvalued." in the even‘taken. . quite a number 0? them who were
t ll : “ es .st. .
in; the opic w I be R ‘ for R9 Vallve one hundred years ago on Aug.
less Souls." All are cordially invited
to attend these services of worship. :22. 1818. when the first ocean-soils
“steamship was launched from all
Thursday evening. at 7:45 n. m.. the
union mid-week meeting will be held
in the Methodist church.
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Nora-all: Methodist EDIM‘OIMI l
church. Rev. Albert E. Beebe. postont 7"“
——Sunday services: 0 a. m.. class xncet- ‘ Declaring that his wife concealer:
ing: leader. F. H. Bedlent. 11 a, m.. from him thc fact that she had to-
morning ""3“”; D" G‘ M' Brown’hcrculosls Anthony Alfono of Bridge» Daily News Recard.
\wilt preach 6:30 p. m.. Epworth Long-i ‘ l
m, meeting. 7.30 p. m.. ”mm 50”., port, has filed divorce proceedings in
1ice; sermon by Dr. Brown. the Superior court against Grace CORROBORATION
IChamberlain Alfono of Bridgeport —-
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal'rho plaintiff tlllms his wife's condi 0' "“9"“ ‘0 3““ N0'Wa'k 3“"
era
tchurch.-.\lornlng worship at 10:30 a. “on was; menace to his. health but
lm. Sunday school at 12- Evenlnslm the time of their marriage he did For month Smith Norwalk citizen-
worshtp at 7:30 p. In. The pastor willfnot no, we "3 ‘ “cum 0, the di. have seen in these columns enthusi-
preach at both services. ~ i if h bad k _ n it he w u‘d asttc
. Thursday evening. prayer meeting. “a"- 9 “0" ° - ) id ‘ f ht l llt
followed by the monthly meeting of not have married her, he alleges. The "3 9“ 5 0 l 5 0°“. Y:
the official mm, ‘ couple were married February 24.‘ Would these prominent people ro-
t Red Cross work on Monday evening 1917. commend a remedy that had not provh
en reliable?
and Friday afternoon. .
Would they confirm their stateJ
seeks a divorce from Dorrice Earle ments after years had elapsed if per-
eervloes will be held, beginning Knowlton of Winthrop. Me. Descr- 50““ e‘pmen" had “0‘ shown ‘5'
remedy to be worthy of endorsement!
promptly at 10:30. The Rev. F. *f‘tla'i tion on March 6. 1915 is alleged. The; h f u i t ‘ t h u” m.
tfierngw‘iliicgfilergglfw V3): litiggczverilmarrmge took place June 20' 1910. I VT (foyer-3;“: Ellie‘mmtilnds Zr (evil?
ions to come and hate fellowship with Julia CW" 0‘ Bridgeport, asks fol T r \' ‘ lk d r
sun in this service of song and praise. ,8 decree from Michael Chlre, “South * 0”” ’93 P - o .
‘ iBridxeport. She claims the defend-l Mrs. Thomas Bradley‘s: Franklin
nnddlizlr‘:e$bsstirse‘g:§::r%'\‘ih'll1‘ef;lneuam ““8"“ he" August 15. 1915. at "““e' N°""‘"‘- 5“” ““°“°‘" ‘
pastor—Half hour. ”aim?“ a. in: though they were married in June of
Morning prayer and semen. 10:30 :1...th same year.
s
w
'ALLEcEe Hts wrr:
oscslvso HIM A8
Alfono Declares She Has Tubercu—
losis—Three Other Petitions
‘ot 500 dead weight tons. a scheme-
'power engine and with paddle wheels,
supplemented by sails. The first vor
age to Liverpool took 25 days. on 13
.of which she used steam power.—
Allegea Desertlon
Don J. Knowlton of Greenwich
i South Norwalk Congregational}
church—The regular Sunday mornlmzt
l
tie in my back. causing it to ache.
Years ago I learned to take Doan’s
at Workers' meeting. 3:30 p. m. Loy- terday was hung”! by Marguerite Kidney Pm” at “ch “m“ “d they
al Workers‘ meetin and evenin . .
yervtce combined, 1:35) p. m. 8i Buttery of New York againSt .11}: ment given Qctober 3. 1908).
Mid-week prayer and testimony. drew 3' Buttery. 0‘ Norwalk. c! On June 26 1916 Mrs
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. "‘9' “m“ mm“ “m "5 Mariam- '11 haveh't had to use Doan's
t‘guerite Hughes. says Buttery desert~ ~
First Church of Christ Scientist. 57 'ed her; in September, 1903. They were
West avenue—Tile regular Sunday.- ‘
{service of this church is held at llimarr‘eid December 13’ ”03'
a. m. ,
Christian Science subject. August The Third Year Class Of the Pri-
i25: "Mind." . t lmary of the South Norwalk Baptist
Wednesday evening testimony mee -. Sunday School will meet at their own
a .l
“germ: 0:112:21: :fim'ghezergfigmms. Sunday at 12 m.. to prepare
~ing room is maintained at the same for “1°" Nam '01" ’
address. open each week day, holl- '-- . . ‘
days excepted. from 1:30 to 4:30 p.
m ,
. recommendation. i consider myself
permanently cured." ’
‘ Price soc. at all dealers. Don't sim-
ply ask for a. kidney remedy—1e:
Mrs. Bradley had.
00., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.—-Adi7.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
church. Cedar street, near West ave-
hue. Martin L. Steup, pastor.——The
usual morning services will be held at
St. Peter's church tomorrow at 10:30.
Evening serviua will be resumed on
the first Sunday in.- October. Celebra-
tion of Holy Communion on "the lec-
ond Sunday in September. Mission
i » . .
' ‘ ' ' : «annoy Shop ‘
FALLSHOWING
TO HER CONDITION mm ahlpy.m._ m “Savannah,“
caught cold, it would he sure to set- 4
have always given me relief." (State- '
"lanthanum-tonne.
Itiazhve yonrmoney. Theocoont is on the middle
3, “word: woos." . \.
,quingYOUBmmymbuildingafoundation under
your happiness. Letthis Bank assist you.
a
. Wm
l m..
as any other members. although those have a atrocity DUN“! 30 passengers festival will be observed on the last
qualified as msrksmenand'the team end are one ted by a motormsundoy in September, with morning
Wm be Illowed to .flhoots At'the! alone. the ”’9' mt phtfom bem'ler'kxl ‘in 09mm 5:7(10230; after-
match shoot to be held next Saturday“ Open M 31'1““ 9‘ the carronly. noon services inmgllsh “ 3:30' Out-
afternoon the Norwalk Rifle Club ”'i The Stamford police naked the mflfifnufifit‘imi‘fifi‘fifieofig‘;
tend! to the public end all drafted cal authorities to be on the lookout tngwtll bataken. Sunday school ses-
men interested an invitation to visit for a man bytho name of S'nytlel'.i
the reuse andfw-ltneas this shit. ~ 'who had soili‘aa automobile in
~ ‘ . . ‘ balm toilim
VII
and?" postponed to the second Sunday in
it"
stone at mandarin: tile asitir’e aum- .
"in” Meeting of voting members will.
cons, SUITS, DRESSES.
Mil-L11“:RY .
praise of Doan's Kidney Pills. by .
Bradley ' ’
Kidney Pills since I gave my former -
Dean's Kidney Pills-the same that -
FosterMilburm . .
Norwalk Chronicler