~ - with its flowers and
limit
A .. of the coal upon
.... .'\Itisgood\tofeel
g- “ad at night to
the
the
see
. V-that greatly over-
. . Inthedladeotehnand
, stating thereserenely
' (itrzmindsusthatxing
soon his iron
file). Therewolistentothe
mobstwithhiamessagoshrill
and loud (seems to say that
each and every silver lining
As its cl Jud).
RRIS®
makes.
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
5, , REBUILT rvpswmrsns.
(andtolistentothe'
Smith. Underwood,
Remington, all other
sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals. 54
per month. Machines
sold at$10permunth.l
*2 Fall-field Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
(mm-mm live in»:
. Devine Bros.
Seaview Ave. and First St.
' .' THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY C0.
42 Water St.
‘Phone 1216~5. So. Norwalk, 0t.
mete ‘Parts, Starter and
'- Generator Brushes
' Oils and Greases
' Stewart Speedometer Parts
‘ ' Gasoline and Kerosene
tho Supplies, Tires and Tubes
‘ G. H. Hedcnberzz. Prep.
ES. Yflu’RE RIGHT
Manufacturers equip
2 their cars with Prest.0-
; Lite Batteries.
' We have one to fit your car.
~ 'NORWALK STORAGE
BATTERY CO.
72 No. Main St.
South N orwalk.
Phone
I“;
v
raft *‘Roefina
‘beput on right over the ol
onOUBroof. . answer-an m
Whatwill aroof cost? Pleasestate which you prefer
you'll get the answer at once. m. 3‘... .-.., ‘
The Hatch, 8. Bailey Co.
- .——_
Beautiful, permanent, and the only suitable roof mm
d shingles. Call and examine it
mmARATUS
' m NORWALK
(Continued trom ‘pm; One). .'
’h.
the city's failure to comply with a re-
commendation certain improve
meats, with regards to sue-sums; fa-
cilities. submitted to the dilemt city
Fm in August. ms. in April of
tilt year Mr. Drisooli.’ with two other
inspectors; made a thorough investiga-
lion oi conditions and moans u-
cilities in this city and, on Am“ 18‘».
submitted his report. and a copy of.
ed above, Hr. Driseoll alleles ”I“ "
copy of this recommendation was tur-
nlshed the heads or apartments,
involved, with the reguest'that some
action be taken before six months
elapsed, otherwise a readjustment ofq
fire insurance rates would take place. ’
Among the recommendations were the .
installation of a force of 33 full DIM '
vlloi Weather Dresses for Women & Misses
The handsomest collection and the largest assortment in
town. .
remap VERY MODERATELY
SPECIAL SHOWING OP WHITE TUB SKIRTS
of the better kind. ‘If you wish the best in nail and work-
manship then visit the Paris shop. q ‘7
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
23 scorn runs 31'. scorn NORWALI.
I
w * ..,
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROMBERG OARBURETORS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS ’
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST. 90. NORWALK.
men, and 33 can men; pumping en~§
gines in both Norwalk and South Nor— ‘
walk fire stations. with a capacity of
no less than 750 ghllons per minute;
the horsedrawn hook and ladder
truck in Norwalk to be discarded and
replaced by the LaI-‘rance motor driv- .
en truck now in the Central fire house. 3
while the Central house was to be:
equipped with a new aerial truck; al
centralizing of the are signal systems. 1
in both sections of the city. to be op- l
erated from the Central house, and,
which centralization would save the?
city some $500 per annum. |
Mr. Driscoll further stated that none
of the recommendations had been con. '
sidered, why, he could not understand, 1
and, from his remarks, It was con-
cluded that unless some immediate:
action be taken, a 10 to 15. per cent.
advance in rates would result. While, ,
on the other hand, it is understood
that it the. city were to comply with .
the recommendations, it would mean
a reduction of a like amount. From
this it can be. readily seen that the
saving realized in insurance rates
would eventually onset the cost of the
new equipment. .
In further connection with this mat-
ter it mlghT be stated that for some
time past, prominent business men of!
the city have‘been formulating a plan
to hold a mass meeting on the subject.
but evidently the project has fallen
Ithrough.
l
”‘—
The Coal and Building MaterialBusinoss formerly carried on by
RAYMOND BROS, South Nor-walk, is now being conducted by
THE NORWALK GOAL 8:. SUPPLY CO., to whom it was re—
cently sold. This company will be found prepared to furnish:
ANTHRACITE COAL for domestic use in all sizes from the mines of
the leading anthracite companies.
BITUMINOUS COAL for mill and factory use.
Goals of known merit from mines in Cambria County, Penn.
Carload shipments from mine to private sidings if preferred.
MASON'S BUILDING MATERIALS of all kinds: also Curb and Gut.
ter Stone. Blue Stone, Trap Rock, Sewer Pipe, Land Tile, Etc.
TheNorwalkCoaI&SupplyCo.
’1' .
13;, .Vashmgton Street. 108 Water Street.
Phone 113-3. Phone 113-3-
4 PERSONS INJURED
WHEN AUTOMOBILE
TURNS OVER
(Continued From First Pare)
Tbc riders were going down the cast
side of Norman Hill. between Seaside
avenue and Miller's bridge. when an
other automobile hove in sight. It
was a touring car. and in it were sev-
ered men. The machine swvrvcd from
side to side, causing danger to those.
passing it.
Hughes, driver of the aulomoblle
carrying thC home-bound dancers,
Iurncd the automobile into a ditch.
while the other machine passed. lie
apparently locked the wheels too sud-
denly. “'hen he tried to turn again.
the automobile went over, pinning all
of its occupants beenath.
The police were notified. and the in-
jured ones were taken to the hosphaI.
Hughes, the driver, Was most serious-
ly injured. it was said at tho hospital,
this morning. lie is injured about the
hcad. Spmicer is cut on the forehead.
Vest is suffering from injuries to his
right and left arms. Miss Flesta is
cut about the lace. The other two in
tho automobile were not injured badly.
An automobile driven by Mrs. Lena
M. Chase. of 4 Union place, Norwalk,
.backcd into one driven. by Charles
lllrown. of Greenwich avenuE, Green-
:wich. at Grove and Main streets. yes-
lCl'tI‘ly afternoon. Officer Hickey had
'7 5% 336.2.
E22 Market
8o. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
" receivers of Butter,
“lea, Coffee and Cheese
eiy, fresh every day.
. . auto service assures
pt service. »
Tel. 472.
_‘ { 'lIiSTII‘CIllNG
ting, Buttons Covered
~ and Furs Remodeled
, So. Norwalk.
Tel. 389- '
The Best Groceries
At Economy Prices
Here you will find th ' . .
deliver the goods for you? pick of the market and v. c
N o. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. per lb. .......... 39c
Very (23% Creamery Butter (Beckmann duality}:l
. ....... C
N ucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb. . . ' ' ' 35c
Beardsley’s Shredded odfish . . ....... 2.7 plots. 25c
Very Best Grade Mlxe Tea. lb. ................ 43c
Walter Baker’s. Breakfast Cocoa. can . ._. ...... 21c
bibby s Potted Meat. small can 5c. Large can 10c
Pure Leaf Lard. per pound . ................ 41c
Leghorn Eggs. Strictly Fresh. dozen .......... 75c
hanrbanks’ Gold Dust. larze nkg'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23¢-
Clover or Magnolia Milk. pet can ..... . . . ..... IR:
Armee Brand Peanut Butter. bottle . . . . . . . . . . . 15c
———FREE DELIVERY—
' A. ‘F. BECWANN & co.- Inc.
83 and 85 Washingtonfit. Phone 1405
given the signal to stop. which Mrs.
Chase dld. She then backed the ma-‘
chine to get out of the way of a trol-
ley car. and ran into Mr. Ilzmyn's au-
tomoblle.
More AccidentI.
Automobiles owned by Harry liar-
ris. bi Durlcn. and Andrew J. Farm".
of 122 \Vashingion avenue, collided at
\Vashinglon quarc. Stamford. short-
lv past noon yesterday. Miss Bertha
Johnson, also of Darlen. who was driv-
ing lhe former machine, was arrested :
by Capt. Brennan. for failing to have
a Connecticut driver's license. The.
young lady was driving the automo-
bile. in which Mr. Harris was also rid-
ing, almost Main street, going east.
Farrell was coming out irom Bank
street to cross over Main street to
Summer street, when the machines
collided. Miss Johnson has a driver‘s
license for New Jersey, but not for
Connecticut. There were Connecticut
markers on the automobile. NO one
was injured. The automobiles were.
both badfy damaged. i
Fred Schwab, of Norman Heights,
reported to the police yesterday mom- 3
ing that an automobile, No. 58-848.‘
(,‘-\nn.. ran into his automobile in Glen- .
brook yPslerday. Schwab was turn-l
. . I
mp. Into a shop. when along came thei
other machine and run into his, with.
out raking heed of his warning. The
. . . l
tail light and rear mudguard oii
Schwab‘s machine Were broken. .
Seconds.
L. HERON _
3. East Norwalk.
3 Tel. 44.
..- s. -.
an advertisement in the
the hastyresults outsm-
We.
and Not-walk rm and '
l
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
SMALL LEGS GENUINE SPRING LAMB ........... 35c lb.
SHOULDER STEAK ................. '. . ........... 26 clb.
BUMPSOFVEAL..........-. ..................... 30clb;
SHOULDEROFVEALM........... ............... 26clb.
FOREQUARTERS SPRNIG LAMB .................. 28c lb.
BREAD AND BUTTER POT ROASTS . . - ........... 35c lb.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
7 Our patrons are asked to shop as early as.possible today
a as BOTH'MABXETS WILL CLOSE AT 9 P. M. WP.
CELEBRATED 106th BIRTHDAY.
HARTFORD. July 26.——.\lrs. Frieda-
Katz 0: this city. 106 years old. recentg
ly celebrated her birthdayat the home
of her son, Harris Kate, in this city.‘
where she lives. More than sixty
Mrs. Katz has live children. 54 grand
children and 22 great-grandchildren.
Fourteen of her grandchildren were in
the world war. all ovmeas. None
was killed. Mrs. Katz was born in
Vitus. Russia. July 23. 1813. She was
76 years old when she‘came to this
the -7 films. .
’ practically all-
.has been actively“
wt".
She
proposed recommendations. As stat-l
I
3.2::
' jungle mot-stir)
‘llucw bananas and uwoanuls
. the strike and were willing to go to
.in Superior court. yesterday. against5
members of hie family were present.
‘thrce years." writes D. Bell. St. .lamesi
country and has lived“ in Hartford
‘
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EXPLOSION 0N .
U. s. s. MELVILLE
KILLS SAILORS
Continued irom i-‘irst Pass.
HF
cess of the first stage of the canal!
trip. He said; '
"The flagship was lifted out of the:
three locks of Gatfin Dam in one. hour -
and seventeen minutes. Now let us.
V
ting dreadnaughts through the canal-
is too easy." i
The old battleships Georgia and \‘ero‘
SI
mom joined the fleet at Colon today. Hwo lots, Harbor View Beach.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Some Satisfying Summer Things
“THING SUITS—Yes. You may have made the old one last thus far, but when it cerium
down to a questions! LOOKS you are down and out. We have plenty of good ones left an
a fair assortment of sizes, but better buy quickly for the demand exceeds the supply,
Bathing Gaps in Many Color Combinations
Trunks - Travelling Bags - Umbrellas
Theodore M. Wright and wife to
unit J. Britto, building
10% First held a straw ride to ltmon l. ,.
lstreet, East Norwalk. Warranty deed.
Mary A. Tito to James and Anthony
,Q‘alcone, building lot. Lexington ayc’
I one. V‘Van'amy deed.
George W. Mitchell to Mary E.
iew Park. “'arranty deed.
lTownsend, two building lots. Harbor
. Clarence D. Raymond to Robert
5° ““1”" “5““ “‘5" “‘0 dam—9‘“- Joselovsky, lot and buildings, Rowan
reel. \‘Varranty deed.
Mason G. Adams to
After the New Mexico had oiled at ranlv deed.
(‘olon this afternoon. she swung 132-,
, ily imo Limor. Bay. whence she took'
Lillian D. Durham
Jule Delmar,
“WW- Violei Barnes. Kennmh Cum»
l0 5- ROWING“ Collum, and Ollo Schlmlmxi:
~«.«..L__-—-ja~t
ALUMNI AT ROTON Pcuw W
The High School Alumni A».
night. About twcnty~fch mun-h
ed from the SillOOl Illllllllll‘. .
two bl: trucks. About m l...‘ n
met the riders at Roton l‘cim
trucks stopped at Roton Pmr-v «a. w m
was enjoyed, the time being .\ Inn-(I
:until midnight. The return 1
made by way of Norwalk.
The committee ‘in chart-- .4 ,
fair consisted of Miss lirlul n.“ .
chairman: Miss Ruth Kronlmh,
Im
. ..-..
‘I IV...
M .‘Q
Edith Cantrell. John Connolly
the (“O ship! part of the way to the Board. ten acres and buildings, Pillow lord Advocate. l
dam. creeping slowly through the first ' st
cuttings of the Waterway amid dense
like some weird amw
phiblan in a prehistoric swamp. .10
rcet. Warranty deed.
Robert .loseloysky to Anna Nathan,
t and buildings. Rowan sin-cl.
Nearing the locks. lllP criw flung'l‘anll' d995-
'landirg lines outboard. which quickly;
”11- electric “mules" running on tracks .
Ln Pach sivlc oi Ihc locks. The whole 3'“
Op"ra|inn sccmcd in function auto-I
medically, for not an ordcr was heard .xahjm and Michael ll. Tomcy. lot and bccn lnfm'nwd
as the drcadnaughis sud into the ‘0wauilding‘r‘, llcldcn
e‘r locks As easily as a shuttle into a
H'Wlnz machine.
The qvcl Sales. astcrn the ilagshipl
lhell (losrd like crest jaws and churn-
ing: Water rose up \‘laducts in the bol-
mm m' the lock. while the New wai- preparations for the reception and cn- ' . , . . _
co was lifted as easily and rapidly as I lertainmcnl 0" m0 Oiiicrrs and mp“ of i ‘Il‘lt‘lly by ch Ieu a:- Imd . .
a rowhcat. The flagship \\ as then
lit’h-d out of the next two locks in thc
same fashion. while crowds stand a
on mp 01' lhc concrete lock us Is
:u the
th
ship‘s crew.
Tucnly destroyers \\ on! lln'ouxh the
(anal Thursday. passing through the
locks in groups oi lrn. (‘aplain Twm—
l
I
\V
along the west coast,
mcssaccs in thc Navy Department.
a nd a triumph a!
Etta L. Knight and Emma M. Lam- \iolatlmz the slate motor lmx
drew inboard slccl cables that led to bert to Jay S. nucklpy. lot and build- lingly. She camc to Inc-1 M: in
Warranty Good. at the train at llarlcn
I“ sloppF‘d. lilo 'sllilv (It-lumin-
gs, Wolipii avenue.
Estate Charles F, Sherwood
avenue,
deed.
RECEPTION TO PACIFIC FLEET.
h
“‘ar» ‘
Trustcc‘fl times had
,
“'ASIIINGTON. July 2hr—vl-Ilal'malc .
all
In
9 Pacific fleet arc bcing made
according
At San Francisco. an ci‘fort will be'
made to eclipse the reception lender-
ed Admirah Roblcy ll. l-ZHms' globe
cncircling float of 1907-08.
President
ilson is expected to review the fleet
entry of Admiral
mg. chief of Mali. said that the canal : Rodnnm's' forces into 11..» l'nadslt‘lUI ‘
hal proved its naval \'.llth’ beyond 37m
doubt. as dreadnauglits may be easily.
rough the Golden Gale is planned.
moved from the Atlamic lo the i":1ci~§
lie with celcrity and uillmul trouble.‘
as shown by today's operation.
The Pacific flt‘cl will have Panama
for San Diego. (5:11.. Sunday night.
SICK OF TROLLEY STRIKE.
NEW LONDON, July 26.—-Mayor'
Morgan announced today that he had
the names of fourteen employee or the
Shore Line Electric Company who2
had told him that they were sick of
work at their old wage if the com- .
‘pany would have them. The mayor cut to """""""" sclpk'
stated that he believed that there were COTTAGE BRAND COFFEE
a dozen of the others in the city who, “Makes 8. delicious drink”
feel the same way. l a II). ........... . . . ' . 400
l
\
FELL FROM BUILDING.
Nathan Pinch of the Poet road. Dar
rien. formerly of Roton Hill. Norwalk.’
fell from a building in Cos Cob. where
he was employed as carpenter. Thurs-'
day afternoon. Mr. Finch boke a bone
in his ankle and was considerably.
bruised all over. He was removed to,
the Stamford Hospital yesterday mol'n-‘
ing. ‘
Mr. Finch was a prominent member
SPECIALS FOR
DIXE BACON, a lb. ..... 40¢
TUNA FISH, lb. size, cut to
QUAKER CORN FLAKES
POLO BEANS, a fine quality,
THE WEEK
15c can
cut to ............. 12c can
A. STULL 9
24 Cottage Street-
East Norwalk
.—
of the Daricn l-‘ircnnn‘s Carnival com-1
mince. .
DANBURY WOMAN CHARGES
ADULTERY AND DESERTION
Georgiana: Ryan Budd Feltman Peti-
tions for Divorce and Alimony. .
_Georgianna Ryan Budd Feltmanfi
of Danbury. filed a petition of divorce?
".4.--
lltmy R. Fritman. oi Bridgeport,;
charging adullcry and desertiomi
The couple were married November
3. 1909. and the husband is alleged
to have left his wife May 1, 1912..'
The plaintiff also asks alimony. E
HE WAS ALMOST PAST GOING
l
“i suffered with kidney trouble (or;
City. Fla. “and for the past six months 1
l have been almost past going. Ii
couldn‘t stoop down and when l would.i
tile down I could bar 33' get'up. i be §
{an taking Foley Kidney Pills, and be- 3
{are i used um bottles m", pains were?
all gone" tiger are mast la ae-
CALENDAR
some SCHOOL
Morning Sessions
Until Aug. 22.
\
Regular Sessions,
Renamed Sept. 2.
Evening Classes
Organised Sept. 15
_ . __.,,.....-_._._,.. . _._. ......_-._ __ ._._.
OPERATING WITHOUT LlCE.‘..‘;
Mrs. Taylor. of Belle Islam?
l‘f‘sled by officer Volie, of I'm
"I
\\..*
'II‘
.VI!
«.lul
lhlnl
a IFIII‘ I‘d.” -7 .
no licrnw. II'r ‘\
carried Ihc liccnsc in hi~ )m. L.“ ..
Srllcck rcmiltcd llw l'mv
law had in imposc 1h: cow S '1
wrrc paid. “or ofi‘lcm's '. . -
In
Imcislaturc.
ll. Krieger C
Ready to Wear Gloom ...1
Shoes for men, womm
children on the easy Inyl ,
plan.
Let Me Tell You
llmre is mulling vhm u
your watch uni-lock qllu iv
dirt and old. mnviil ml «
miss and caution is My...
Hmcplccc. Thc «lelluu. Ix.
lndemrihnhlv w'mk .ltnl \'
“car thvmsclycs um if w
'1‘ run In alccnmnln‘iw
wuhoul oil.
Charles Brand
EXpert Watchmaker, Jm‘w -
Optician
SOUTH NORWALK.
I'Iw‘l')‘ II'NKL‘IIHZI
of fall Mu) sell:-
. ,
fit \‘icc is nlvam'v'vil
If.
3)
by us. Our lcmm
\" It‘dgv (ll' lht stvilr
. ,
jvc: is oomph 'v
Our com-1.1..» f~
unfailing
a : ll
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