' Luz-w“ nmlm
,_,,.
; . more. in white, black and cordovnn.
HOSXERY
i
ACOuPLETE ABSORTHENT 0F
, h new, Oento'. Chlldron’o and In
,. haw.
{tamer Hosiery. in Lisle Thread
“anthem 15eto$£°01pa1nln
block and colors.
Men’s Hole, at 11c, 25c 3e and 501:.
Children‘s Hose at 25c. 85c and 50°.
Intents' Hose In cotton nod caste
For this month,
man and boy
'EK.BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. clothing stores.
will add to ocmfort in clothes,
from collars to socks, is heretfor
‘ “Clothes of 1:11sz
quality’ ' is a. slogan used by many
everything “‘3‘
Sure it is a slow
Our ready-ta-
, interior;
a. £2 A...
mrm .I‘ORBOAB‘I'.
{Forecast for Norwall-t and vicinity:
‘Fulr tonight and to-morrow. cool in
Satmday fair, moderate
north to west winds. The disturbance
which was central yesterdav moraine
over the Lake region passed out the
St. Lowrcnce Valley last night. It
caused local showers in the, eastern,
portion of the. Lake region and New;
England. Thunder storms were report;
at! last night from
Florida, Georgia. I
1
gun. Why mun!
wear suits are superior to the cus-
tom quality at the same price. No
tailor making one suit at a. time
to sell at $35. can afford to put in
the fabric, fit and finish that you
will find in our $35 ready-to-wear
garments. Come in and see 'em-‘,
a blue serge or a. charming grey or
a‘fine fancy mixture!
IflMHWY
and Personal
.NE WS
ward avenue 3319 a
I'evenlng in honor of Mists Elizabeth
iOleon of Brooklyn, N. Y., who is
spending her vacation with Mr. and
soc. of intercourse.
l by heir-"wow ‘Vl'illiam Tell." Mendel—'
NORWALK l
' elevated and subway lines up to 190
lflfty “intelligent" men have been en“
3115 regular employee.
1
~ ~ , ”in some . . - ~
proper 9.113th to our men. We ore
concentrating our exerts today and to-
morrow in bringing the service on the
per cent.”
Superintendent Slebert stated that
gazed since the strike to operate sub!
way and L trains. He said they were
not being'hired as etrikebreakers, out
1
CONN. INTERESTED '
IN APPOINTMENTS
W,
hat
unions.
ley. had begun on unintuitive undy of
I“ phases of world shipping which
would be of importance-tn phoning
for the mture of the American emerg— '
ency fleet.
”SPAIN JOiNS LEAGUE OF NATIONS
MADRID Thursday. Aug. 7. (Asso'
elated Press) ~Parlinm¢mt annm 'n-t
today the proposal that Spain Join the
League of Nations.
~. _..__....
The W'est Side tennis club will hold
Mr. and Mrs. Hatry Tobin of VVood- I
rece tion'net1
p I [whole future
i encv fleet.
Tennessee. New" York. Connecticutf
and Massachusetts. ‘An area of high?
pressure central over the upper Mis-'
alssippi Valley is producing pleasant!
weather in all the northern :listricisJ
The temperature is slightly higher.
along coast. and lower in the interior.
The. first frost of the season was re-
ported this morninu from Small Marie.
Mich.
Norwalk
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
RGGERS & STEVENS
Two Store 3
So. Norwallt
sohn's "Masterpiece." Beethoven’s
“Sonata Pathetique,"
ful orchcstra. Mtg-ts 019011 is well ac
quainted in Voz-walk and is a talented
fore large audiences in {\ew Ymk an
Bronklyn
Miss Katharine Huugh who is 511m-
mering 21! Greens Farms. Conn.. is en-
tertaining friends from New Jersey for
:1 few days.
Mrs. John N. Tutth' has rammed to
7‘ u i 1 . .
lcmpcmturc: li.;:l1, 1V). L111. her home 021 Taylor avenue after
, .
84' PM“ ~......——-- encoding a week with relatives at
y 7‘ u . 7 _____A Long Ilra'wh, _\', J_
O , \ ' , , 1 . ‘ ' f __.___
Somc csp11iull1."1tt1:1C11\e 111111 eh Mrs Hdnh 3;. Oebor .11 hue sold 0 REV. and Mrs. A. T. Doughty. of
' of 111.1!11123111' pumps and Oxfords for (“”1an "MI Iiu.‘ ”NI“ "“0- "I‘ . . - _ ~ 11 ,;
‘ 'l'1diex' 11'11-1111e1ti-111d b1 (‘011ne"1ll1 & 112011911} .11 24 Leonard street 1which “overly. 3. ‘1“ are “hung . A r:
. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' they l1z11e occupied for :1 3031' or llouuhtv‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. “.
Brut-lieu (11-day.
inspect. them.
,
.ww
The S;11|g.11111"~< post 0Jl1e is (lF-"l
again. the oslul'lsh-r who hu< b'cll n . - I
n; e I)“ ‘ l _ , ‘ I ‘_ Hus afternoon and evenln'z, the
1..r some 11 e ~~1r1 : 11v " ~ . .
I l _( ‘ n I I .01 111 Palace 111111 Regent Theatres \1'1ll snow
ducemcnis to conimue on the Job. . . . . ,_ . ‘
, ‘1' lmcsi 1'1'1'1'1111111: picture, hm: a111l_
, (111:: Mmlm." which will b" prcsenlcd
Officer Snmh 1'1-11111'11‘d H1111 a fiuhi . I
, , , :11 all pel'tnrnmnccs.
was 1n progress 111 11 house on “end
street. ll 1 in\'e.'1‘2': 1 1d 2 l .' 1' vi . . . . .
th t f‘ ‘l ‘ ' l ‘ "1‘1 91"?“ bomminn: special 111 s1lk sloc}nn25
a : ' 1 z ~'. 1 1 q . . . .
18.08 I arm '\ "HM" ““ H m and :1 11‘11111l--1'tull_\' :1111'a1ln'e lme 111
p ' house drum-cs and bungalow dresses
, . 111v ai1l1w1'iisud by Tristt'mn & llyutt
Mrs. John llx"\lllll‘n‘l. of 1' Maple luduv. lit-mi tlleir111i\.
street. repelled to the polish that her ________.
H011. Joseph Simheri. aged fifteen. 11:1'l Sm“. 91...»..er c, 1*, Hines de-
'19 .‘ ' _ 1‘ . '. ‘ '
been nut-151112. 1mm 1.11 home fo1 st“ clurcs the school 01' 1919 at Danlluri'
9"“ days. TII" pom” 5”“ 111011111: “‘5‘ one of the most successful summer
matter “9- $1111.11.“ ever held under the auspice:
of the State Board of Fhiucation.
clyde J. Hobart. who enlisted in the
air service from the local station. call-
ed on Corporal G. 17. Parks, local ro-
cruiting officer. and exglressed his
greatest approval for the service in
which he cnlieted. Hobart was taken
to the "21214 Hurst field via the aero
plane ferry from Stamford on T1105—
1iay .
Schultzc‘s week-end
some most attractive
of spring lzmurb.
dcr steak and
the price .111
com,
Specials rive
prices on less
roasts of beef, shout.
other specials. Note
freshly picked native
Sllcrill' Edward B.
papers :11 1h" town clerk‘s office this
morninu. anuchinguhe propertv of
Ralph ["1-5l11 and l'yizubeih (‘. l’esta to
the :11111'111111 «11‘ $2011 in (an or of Joseph
. .\'. 'l‘omey.
HUYLER 5 SWEET i
CHOCOLATE
Stillson-Powell Corporation
South N orwalk
Doulen loft
~7THFI “TIGER‘S TRAIL." AT Till-7
Regent will be shown on Tuesdays in-
stead of Saturdays henceforth.
The co-pnrmership of Vernon l'.
Morris-rm and Randolph LcRov. who
conducted a tire store at 91 Main
street. Nm'wulk, has been dissolved.
The store will now be conducted ".V
Vernon P. Morrison.
P111319 11:15 returned
at which
G.
Corporal 1',
from Sprinzfield. Mass.
place iw receive-i information con»
corn 1h.- War Risk lurlumnce. (‘oljpm'
the stovcrntucm
the war rial;
into :1 l‘lillllllml lit‘c insuzw
ance pullPV. All lllor‘c vi<hin2 further I
i11f111'111:11io11 (oncoming the insuranc"
111:11' obtain the same by 111it1nz 11.1
the “'211' Risk Insurance, Treasury l'le-’
pnrtmcut. “'ashluglon- D. C.
that
rcudv to convert
al Parks statue
is now
insurance
. '.\l1'. and H15. M. J. O'Brien. of 12,
Hntnil'un avenue. 1'cn;'-.'i\'etl\a telczrum
.from their son. Set-scant “’illiam
O‘Brivu. from Norfolk. \'.1.. that he
had w'ivcd safe in this country
O‘Bri -'1 is :1 first ”1113211111 in the Uni-
ted Statesdlarine Corps. which was
sent overseas to form 11 part of the
expeditionary forces in
NOT A
LUXURY,
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just a prudent form of in-
surance. We rent. for $4
a year, a safe deposit box
. tempovm'v
policies and other valu-
able papers in. , 5
.
1some (me during next week. i
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. Offifr‘l Mmphy t. lephlnned to the
glocul l.'adquu1"texs this mozning that
ta large auto tr'. zck henvll) loaded. had
.strucl: one of the iron 9091: in front:
‘of the Regent Them: 9. snapping the'
.base and breaking several of the
'lamps. The local police notified the'
.‘Bridgeport department to keep a!
éwatch for the large truck. A short:
iwhile after. Sergeant Golden. of the
iBridgeport department, notified the
, flocal department that theatruck thev
‘, iwere after was in Westport and was
.traveling very slowly, which couldo
really be overcome. Officer Murphy
We have storage vaults in
which to put your silver-
ware and other bulky val-
names, while you are
away. ~
Call in any time and
‘ the policeman on the hem
: hin number.
. Franco. Before he entered the service,
large enough to 11113 37011? ' Ehe 11'11 .: a former newspaper’reporter;
Liberty Bonds, stock car- Inf The Sentinel and of the Bridgeport;
- :Tclcermm. He expects to receive hisI
tlficates’ deeds’ insurance :difichztr'm nhul‘lly and will be 110111?!-
The
Legum's 212911113
more.
.‘ A. South Noruall;
i
MllEMl'lMBl'lR SOL l‘lE ‘ ‘
Sailor; 1:11: day lo—morr'ou.
s
“'zmoma Council. No. 111. Degree of
Pocahontas. held a most interesting
émceting last night. Following the
’t'outine work there was a social hour
in which :1 “Switnmin‘ match." between
four fair lnjun ladies, Was the feature.
It is a source of great regret that
their names were. deleted by our in-
. formant.
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31 ev 9 1’5
last all"
McCormaCk and Barry
Dixie Jazz hand made their
pearance of the season at the Hoton
Point dance pavlllion last evening. A
{very large crowd, attended the dance
'from here as well as from Stamford
'and surrounding towns and cities.
—hleu's and Boys Caps. O'Brien's
Some limo after the accident hap-
pened it was reported that a b}: truck
hound east. through “'all stz'ect,
smashed into the iron t'lvmric lizzln
pole, in front of the REgem Theatre.
shortly before three o'clock. this morn-
ing, breaking the cast iron base and
three out of the four ornamental
lights, [11 the meamimc the dliver of
the truck had quietly “beat it," before
could not
The ,ontirc front on the west wing
01‘ the Guzcttc buildin: has now been
unloved down to the store fronts and
Foreman Rodgers, of the Schwarz
Company, of Bridgeport, who have the
contract,
down the front on the main building.
this morning. which was built in
1860. The peak, on which a bi: gilt
eagle used to perch. as well. as the en
in'c cornice, has been removed. and
the wall is being rapidly" removed
\1 .111 a fab chance that it will have
1li<:'p'11.11'ed by quitting time tomor-
1111.. The b1ick.1\hi1l1 are of unus-
ually fine quality, are being carefully
23L ztncd. 11.: fast as thev 'ue remmed.
and stored on the uppcr floors. to be
115111 as a btcking fox the new tapestry
buck 110m.
. a
It". .21» ohm delicate muscles. lenses
. 1‘ ccnfings of the eye are fundament-
allv abnormzil or become so from age
or 01 gr strain a gen gel nervousness
1'. ill Sit in if left un1crrected. Let us
safeguard your c,v
your health.
csight and protect
salt- was made through J.
.\.\ I)
began the work of taking1
of Elmwood avenue.
Miis Delia E. St. John. of Norwich
Conn'.. is visiting hcr aunt. Mrs. “C.
{Hoyt of Elmwood avenue.
Hoyt.
S.
' Attorney S. P. Genum'io is in New
" York city today on business.
. TRANSPORTATION
ON B. R. T. LINES
STILL TIED UP
Pue-
lCoutlnued from li‘lnu
, _
Suspension of local Brooklyn Bridge
cars resulted in' a rush for the bridge
promenade and thousands walked to
work. Competing surface car lines
operating over the Manhattan Bridge
odered little relief. and for the hun-
dreds they curt-led thousands 119111
forced to turn to the promenades.
None of the ten Brooklyn Rapid Tran.
sit surface 11111N over the Williams-
burg.Bridge bud resumed operations
when the first of the ‘ msh 110:1:
crowds began to arrive at the Brook-
lyn end. The few local cars in opera-
tion were jammed. many passencets
risking the danger of ridmg on top 111‘
the cars.
Only 1W0 elevated rains passed
over the \K'llliamsbut'g Bridge between
5 and 7:13 a. 111.. each being made up
of two cars.
Orders were issued by the B, R. T
about 7 a. m. to resume selling: tickets
for the Sea Beach. “'95! En dam! C111-
ver lines. the two former being Coir
01' Island lines During the night 11. e
only subwav service “as on the C1
narsie line, and hem the trains 111119
ten and the schedule uncertain.
Elevated ser'lice 1 as resumed as:
early as L213 :1. 111. on several lines
over the onoklvn Bridge. but up to»
7 o'clock only five 1\\‘o~car trains had
reached lhe Manhattan terminal of,
th’e'bridge.
No disorders “'91? ,
the early crush begun. The police. it,l
was announced. were prepared for;
any 0n1"1'genc_\'. and on the few sur-'
face cars. elevated and subway trains
operated. patroimcn were on guard.
The third day of the strike began‘
with no hope of an amicable setthL
111E112, Lindlcy 3d. Garrison. receiver.
“'11: firm in his decennination not 1c
in 1 “ill. 1la‘.ezutc.~' from the 9411:1123“t
11111 1.. .1~'sq,1;:..ion of Ssrce: and Elec‘
slit" Railway Employes. I
The 111'<1 deafh a: 11
reported when
result of the
octu .1 t:~d;'1) 1111 lb: \\ 111115
D. l\!_:1‘, “'h 1n pt’tlL‘StFldJ b1»
lined to he .loim \lorena “as strut k'
by .1 moto. truck laden with “'11! 11t!\;
or. their way to \lanhm'an A nuzn‘;
ber 11: um 11:1 $7; the truck fulmed.‘
” 1011 :e.~:lo:1 all over ll; coluynf
,1
111
1" 2.1121 on e preccdi 112 two
iii“:-
:'..".1 nut-omcbiie mishaps 1:».1
1111111315
l1. \\'.1< 112111111“: 1 {1:119 office: 0:1
the 3‘1. 1'1. T. :11 ‘9 a 111. 111111 from :1:- 11';
111': C(il’. .ol‘ the elm-died 1111:; sul- j
way 11.11115 were iunning. about 7 "9th
c921: moxe than were 111 operation 11!!
Lills‘ time ,1» erdan. Two 11101021111911;
and 1.512111» 1:".an 5 were asmgned t1
each .1211: all nude: the procec-I
tion o.“ the pence. The leaders said,
the company was employing sinned
brmkers and inexperienced men. 05-:
fering than triple'pay and a 319.113.1131
bonus\o work. Efforts were direct
to restore service on the L lines. the
traction officials declaring that surface.
car operation would be greatly cur-
tailed or suspended if its ordets con-
tinued
A Culver L train was attacked by a
crowd of strikers at Grave‘send and
13th avenues and the motor-men and
311.3th pulled on the train and roughly:
a»
1HAMER
Optometrists and Opticians
“In.“ Of tootsie-u.” ‘
handled. Receiver Gurrlnon~ announc-
ed that if surface cars were operated
they would he manned with double
sets‘ of crews. two conductors and two
motormen and protected by roux-
William Sisbert, superintendent. of
truism fiat coupons-
, St, 33W
TO SHIPPING BOARD:
u-..-
(Continued from First Pm)
the A
r,v M binson.
is another member
He
WPasadena Cal"
M 1'.
olls graduate naval architect. who de-
,signed the battleship Connecticut
3““ OIPOI‘ 51"” l lieutenant commander in the United
pr riged the guests “'1 '1111 her talent as 3 States Navy in the war with Germanv ‘
pianist Amen the 111111111015 renderch and commander OI the Connecticut;
1: 'Commandery. Militarv Order of For‘
elgn Wars of the United States John
Barton Pmne of Illinois is the third
and other 093m"; appointee of the shipping board.
Mr Scott is connected w.th the '1‘.‘
A Scott Company incorporated. of
pianist ha1 111g madp appemances be-I New London. of which his father was
1“ the founder.
The company is widely
krovtn for its me .rine construction and
11': eckin: operations. Mr. Robinson is
one 01‘ a small group of Southern Cal-
ifornia men who were active in Vt’ash-
ington during the, war in civilian war
work He was active in the reorgan—
ization of the State Council Section
Council of National Defense.
\\ hile engaged in that work he bc-I
gan his intrcst in the affairs of the
rican emerg-
of. '
Robinson is a brother of Richard
Mrs. Henrv Harris of East Norwalk. III ‘I- ROI’IIISO" OI Bridgeport. Annap-
The evening,' was delightfully spent in'
elimina‘tiou contests to-monow aften
1110011. on their courts in Ronyion.
“BAYER CROSS]; ON“ ,
3 GENUINE ASPlRiN
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“Bayer Tablet... Aspirin" to be
u:
genuine must be marked with the safe-
ty “Bayer Cross." Always buy an un-
broken Bayer package which contains
proper directions to safely relieve
' ' ' unwoc-i
Before the muted M111
Robinson, at the request. of Ir Bur.
i}
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jnnd the coumcc “iih 11.1141
Headache. Toothache, Eat-ache, Noural— ,
aria, Colds and pain.” Handy tin boxes
of 12 tablets cost but a. few cents at
drug stores—larger packages also. As‘
,pirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manu-
facture of Monoaceticndester of Sal-
lcyllcacid.1
sun”
GOES AGROIINI)
'duontinued from Page U110},
The work of ix'anszrerinr. 1m...
lto two of the towbonis 1mm 1. _ 1,2:
':10 40, according to a 1110...),- 4,,‘m
the vessel receivod by the 11.11. 1: 'nm
.municailon office. The 1.1». .1,. M.“
“'l‘wo iouboats have .1 111...; A“,
transferring paexcnge..< to them ”are
280. "
The North Star Wu 1'; mm...“ m
the west side of the Southern .11.; or
Green Island. and .1 1. .3...
was rough. rill) 11% r. no.1”:
-pounding some“ 11 : 11-41111),
.OF C. MEMBERS
BACK FROM ABIZHAD
(Continued from Page unm
1.4.1.,“
3:1 hg
ha on :1 vcrv cxtcnsi‘m “fill“
of the inland miles and thei: 1}"
The last spt’akrr was \‘tiiiii'n
1'1 who has been ovmscus; luv “.1“,
ed some very ”11111111131111 11m. 1 01-
the war idling of the hint] 1; .-
911M
.1”
l.1;.
Ilé
llil‘
which V1».
~ll1‘ll
ile-
entcrf‘d the sectors
signed to them. lln 111111 1111 :11:
rated why our how 110111
get back home and 1115121
2 111;.
:i‘l‘w : 1
1' 11 mil:
.1
mi,
of the whole thins. l>:11';'_\, in :1 '.1.‘-.
mom. said that our bun \1'1... .-., , m-
inus to get back to H11 1“»3'ilv -
they were determine! 1%.: 2 ,» ,1;
must cm} as soon as 11» Him ”1‘31;
momma came to :1 claw :1? . 1'1:
hour. and the 5111111111.: 111:4 ~11.-
lxcmiliv thanked for 1111‘: '11. ".4
talks durlna' the 1'1‘1112'5 1‘ " ,1
ing.
STERLING
AUGUST. 1 + ‘
IF YOU WANT
BUY NOW
Phone 105
The savingis frOm 10 to 30 per cent. during our
August Sale.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington Street
FurnitureSale
Is a. sale that means a great saving to anyone that is in
the market to purchase a single chair or rocker, refurn
ishing a spare roam or furnishing an 8:1th house.
Our big stock is the largest we have ever had and
at this sale the prices mean a great saving to you. "3
FURNITURE, BUGS, RANGES, REFRIGERATORS
BABY CARRIAGES, BEDDING OR OIL COOK
STOVES
Norwalk Chronicler