Ill-ill. but: 15: to 82.00 owe. a
ladle! Hosiery. in List. Thread
Ian’- Booo.at19c.8cacmflo.
9‘ Chfldrven‘lflooeataflandiflc.
_.., W Hose to cotton and cash-
mumtgblockandcordom
‘ E K. BANKS
IWCKEMO HOTEL ILOCK.
mun roman.
-_'-
Forecast for Nurwalk and vlcnity:
Showers Io—night. Friday. .tair: not
much (hinge in temperature: fresh to
Strong northerly windv, The storm
that ran central yesterday morning
near Hatteras. N. C. moved up that
coast. And is ’0" Central near Biock
Island, R. I. It has caused heavy
rains and hit}. winds alon: the Korth;
Atlan":c toast duyinz the 13H twenty-
fnur hours. Atlantic (‘itvz N 1.. rc-‘
ported $.42 imam of mm and l’hila-'
dolphin 3.92 inrhr-s Nzln‘ufket and
Block Island both mourn-d matimzttn-
willaddiooonfort m m
.mmoollmtomifihfl‘f“
manaIdW- "mmdm
quality"iaas‘logannledbymy
clothing stores. Sure it is a slow
wearsuitsmsnpefiortothocul-
tom quality at the m [mica-NO
tailor making one suit at a tune
tosellat$35:mm°rdt°mm
the fabric, fit and finish that you
will find in our $35 ready-WW
garments. Come ii and see 'otn—
ablne serge orachamingmm'
a fine fancy mixture!
ROGERS & STEVENS
Two Stores
_lysis of the “final” casualty rc-
‘ind velocities of .‘r.’ mi'es pr." hour
The storm i= n0w moving out to sea
The western dis!ul?;ztnf“-- in; movcdf-
C’fnfral over;
.: child? and:
show—cry weather in thr- upoe' M:.=.-is~:
einpi Valley and thc “011,117“ portion;
Tit-2 unvviemturef
very slowly 9'!!! is. :1
Minnesota. it is (m2.
of we lake recinn
l
Norwallt
So, Nomalk ’
continue.~ in; over til» la'zr-vi‘n 4‘!i>:-'
I
tricts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TOD‘V _ .__ u ._ -- -_- _. -
W, W H3. 2~ “ i :v
“In?“ H” U ‘ ‘ ‘ T ' i ‘ . " ‘. i:-.,v .‘t"t’7‘.‘i.lllifr “"'.— :‘vvaz'tevl at rel/7"“ —~—-—-\M"}
"“‘ fair. 1' . vnflt Home; " "' c \Alrli‘::{.§. 1!
m“ ‘ ’ no)” «Eub i.‘..~l mu. 'l' [V0 r) ";r ,1 r r 't
. ’5, .. 1t 5* [11413. g;
Thr- raxular wtcltl'. meeting of the ‘1' , .f
I ew first distiir! (’Ullinilr. an'ls was held ,i ’W t ' ' , 7 3" V,
‘4
E - of their (film on \‘.':lli strict. List [5 .3 J '3
“yum-W n-~v-._:,’ -:...m pvt-fining §; . p
. . . . __._-- i .
The davs "m « ,, . 1;. . . ,3. and Personal
trifle over an hour. ,, ; ’i
Gennara SClandflllt'. of \‘vv York
‘city. has purchased the lifvvtw tin-i
land in Main street, just 'rwlow “’artl
. street. formetly the prop-Arty of Kira
1. Lily.
—Save ‘monev on :1:m:.= . .‘ .n--:n.;:-
at Keeler’s Shoe Store.
Cdnnéctiéut automobile dealer.) havo-
heen warned against charging: a war
tax to buyers. as it is contrary to the
law. A federal agent is authority for
the statement that the war tax be
levied only against the manuarrturer.
Louis Frederick. of 7 Oljen sirnevi,
made a complaint to‘tlia [mliwv \‘cv.
terday that a number had
throatenedfiu‘m with vinlonon Dt‘t‘icer
_ .
ui .w-n
Swenev im'cstizutetl 2m! Wit-Ami Mr,
Frederick‘s annoy-rs t» ivV‘wvzrm u"
sthe‘; would find thrm:.«'v ,; ": Vigil
\.
They did so.
Ewing's swam
cnocomu'E
Stillson-Powcll Corporation
South Norwalk
u'tendunce
tlw ladis-s :‘nriwty of the Siva-walk M
ii. f’hlll'th twie
t-ir-ty's :miiudl
A largo
rqmriml
pit‘nil‘
l’uint Pail." )o'ilervla)‘.
able tinir “'th had.
Slur-mun (‘mnmanderx 47!). United
Order Golden Cross. held a question:
at the home of the Misses Annic and
(lent-ta Deck in Broad River last even-
After the regular routine buslv
neas was disposed of. the members ad-
journed to line parlor, where a splen-
Ile-
lng.’
‘did social time was had
freshments were served.
by all.
A lump gathering was reported at
the wm-kly muvtiuz of the Salvation
Army held in thuir quilt-tars on “flash-
incitm sin-cl last eveninz. The most
pz-omintxzi :pr‘akcr of tilt? evening was ‘
the ill-v. Mi. Baird of the Rowayton
Metlmdisr «Luv-ch. whose efforts mm
with tho hearty approval of his listen-
(:l‘s.
i Thc members of the Women's Guild
I
fill picnic at (.iorham's pond yesterday.
i 'l‘lnv Nat-own Heizhts Fire company
:m- holding a three—day carnival in
that town. The festivities started yes-
terday. An unusually‘larce program
of :vi-nrs has been prepared.
A Vl'i'y 'SllC‘Ct‘v‘r'i-‘li auction sale of
{Hit hitil:§t‘hL'id Charles J.
Hyatt of Nevvtown avenue. ('ranbury.
‘was conducted by “'iiliazn ll. Guthrie.
auctionorvr, yesterday.
howls of
,chairs. tiltilta‘, beds. arwing machine.
'organ. garden tools. and
countlvns other articles Werl- dispOscd
' of.
ioungvxf
Vle National “this" Company.
which will open a l-ranch market at 9:5
W’ashinzt-m street in a
o.‘ membfl'S‘of ;- NE W? .
' 2 — 3..
i
av thev :ao
held in Baton '
.3. most enjoy-
of Trinity church hI-ls‘. at VHF)“ success-
CLrpets. rugs. ‘
few davz. ls=
u
-s-
Blanche Hall. of South Norwalk. rel-
t-brated her itrthday by inviting
iwclvc'ot her little friends to her
party. "After a,dalm,v lunch fad-serv-
ed. they all departed wishing little
Blasche many more happy binhdnys.
'She received many pretty little re-
membranceo. Those present Iver-e:
Robert hind Gertrude Tobwv. ll-vlen
Seiler. Ruth Kenoniz. Marie Fidlcr.
Thomas Bony. Elizabeth Kufzzn and
Albert arid Waiter Hall.
Miss Elizabeth 1‘arlov. of 16 Grove
street, has returned to her dutiM as
Monographs-r in Jacoby’s. after spend-
ing a two weeks' vacation in Borough
Park, New York. ’
Frank Goodchild of the J. 8: J. Cash
Co. Inc., started for Canada this morn-
ing to meet some of the directors of
the company.
Mrs. George Godfry of Norwalk is
spending a week with Mr. and Mrs.
George H. Gilhert of 62 Gm‘asy lain
street,. Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Gedrge E. \‘onGal and
family of 39 Deer Hill avenue, Dan-
liury. arc at Bell Island for the month
of August.
2,000 GO OUT ON STRIKE
Naugatuck Glovcv and Shoe Workers
Demand Wage lncroaae.
! NAUGATUCK, Aug. ll.——~Employees
énumbering between 1,300 and 2.000. a
'largo percentage of them women.
'zvlruck at tlifv (l. l. R. Glove Factory
and 1h!“ G. M. R. Shoe Factory of the
Mabel and flelen Johnson. lio‘rard.’
éand the Boy Scouts lost their lives
NOT A
LUXURY,
just a prudent form of in-
surance. We rent, for $4
'a year, a safe deposit box
large enough to put your
Liberty Bonds, stock car.
tificates, deeds, insurance
- policies and other valu-
- able papers in.
immm;m
.. . fittilfi 3111.19 ' '
.__....,__
.- 1%, have storage vaults in
, ,whioh to put your silver?
-' ware and other bulky val-
» iahlec, while you are
. Xway.
Efortunr'.v in having secured the ser-
~vicea of Harold Clark :15 its mantis-3n;
i :Mr. Clark has been in the employ 0!:
iScriptnre, while Miss N. Y. Spencer,
this (-1llzlpau'.' in Sl'lmeI‘d iii-l B:";ti'!9-:
port fm' several years. Hr- is an EX“
.p‘ert rm at cutter, and has a large cir-
icle of friends who undoubtedly will
:United States Rubber Company here“
i
ytsterday. asking for a '.
crease in pay and an adjustment of
pay for piece work. The walkout con-
tinued through the tornoon and more'
joined the 'srtike yesterday afwmbon.
The employees claim that about SJ;
2:) per cent in-
--..... -
.1“. plzv;:.<cvd to give him their patron-v per cent of the employees hace joined
the walkout.
...._._.. The strike followed the failure of;
g ——(.‘h‘ldren‘s play shoe. 9.3 cents.—
IKeeler‘s. , g
l ~age. i
i
l
1‘ Rev. Dr. J. L. Gridin. supreme presi-‘
; dent of the
i Amerii-a and Africa. conducted an open?
ziair mecting on the corner of “fishing;
i ton street and Railroad avenue at 8:30
z‘last evening.
icnim Sneezed Seven Times After it'
‘Was L‘Fad.
! large gathering was present. and were
:deeply impressed with the words of;
ithe noted evangelist. Four utue tots.g
iinmates of the Rescue Home, recited
l
ithe nationalsecretary rendered a few
, vocal selection ‘ '
His subject was "Theithe doors between the workroom
Second Kings, 4:35," A ~toation among the. employees of the
the 300 strike-rs in the tennis shoe de«‘ Does _ l
5 Boats? Have you Shot-mm of Bream, .
partment to get an increase in wages..
They have been out for about three
weeks.
You. the latter a representative of the
State Federation of Labor, have charge
of the strike. The strikers claim that
wereh‘ loclt'éd today to prevent commun-
anbber Regenerating Company, moth-
er large factory here, will go out to-
morrow. _
It I: expected that hem-e them;
of tho ”opaque-u rubber industry“
will be'pncticnny at a standstill. No'
Back
-. l
w —-¢-W
WASHING-mat, Aug. 14.—-Ano-
part received from the Central
Records Office in France. shows.
that the European war was thc
most sangitimry in history.
Battle deaths among American
enlisted men avenged eight per
thousand. among emergency of-
:ficcrs eleven per «thousand, an
§among regulaiv’amy officers tom-
teen. Of every 1.000 officers laud-
;cd in France, 3!) were killed or
wounded. Battle deaths were 33
(per thousand for’ graduates: of
i‘West Point. against is for non-
zgraduates. ;
i PARIS. Aug. 13.—anania (10-.
“not favor the instillation» of
Archduke J rzsephjn power in Hun-
gary. arm-ding. to a declaration
_ made to the Tempts by Victor Am.
.loncscn. Romanian Minister here. i
3 "The Bucharest Government:
:ha‘; nn reamn for sympathy. eith-‘; _
394 for the Archduke pcrmnafiy ori
.tlie reactionary recimv he rt‘Dl‘P-i
.SGlllo," 3i. Ant-“meson says; "Ru-l
:manin ccrtaini‘v will not support
Vtentc." f
In discussing the alleged seizur-
i“ of supplies in Hungary by Ru-
: manian fur-cm. the Ministcr says:
9 “Thn Romanian army's requisi-
r»? tli: Hungarians in Rumauia (lur-
iimr: vln not nearly appsoach thaw
of th:. Hungariam in Rumania
during the \var. Rhman'lau repm-_
sentatives in Bndope‘zt have r94
ceived strict instructions to ex-l
amine this question in '
nW-—--.
aaflfl'd
with Entcnte representatives. ' ’
M. Antonesco continues hy say-
ing that the “happy result " of Ru-
mania's intervention has been to
permit allied and associated repre~
sentatiws tn ro-cnter Budapest
and the suppression of Bolshcvik
propaganda. He says that it now
is the task of-the allies. with Ru-
mania's assistance. to install in
Budapest a government with
which a definit peace may he
concluded. 2-
. "'1 am sure," 9 concludes. “the
a'liesswill fih ni‘epycseutatives
dcvot ‘ a ‘ (fly collabora-
tors. The bonds of union. between
France and Rtimania. especially.
are too strong ever too be brokcn
for more questions of) form.”
LOXDON. Aim. 14.—After dis-
posing of the prrvfiteerintz lpiél. h}.-
wliieh the government will he cm-v
powered to take drastic action ini
lowering the high mm of il\'lll‘2’.:
the House of ('nmmnm. which sat ,
allvniglit as a {mu mittee of thv‘
whole. touk up the liouae of;
Lords' aineniimnnts tn lii'.‘ trim»
pm‘t bill tillS morning.‘ Some of:
these amendments were not ac-
cepted by the lower h'vus‘c ot' Par-
liament. After being in wmtinu—é
nus Sl‘sslull fur seventeen ilitll!‘\.i
tluv Home rose shvvrti}: after 1'
o’clock this morning. ‘
LONDON, Aug. 14.——Niviiniti<
Avgcridis. a M’fllli master, and
twenty Greek Evy Scouts have:
been murdti‘c-j at Aidm. Awa‘
Minot; by Turkicaccortiing . tn‘
Greek ofiit-ial <ltllrt'95. szx‘rnusf
was tortured lief-ire h v wa< killed.
in endeav-‘sriug to gave him.
(‘GPEXHAGEX ‘Aug. H.~—.\'n;
representati vn \m» givmi the:
Szcgetiin-nnti vi '32:ll‘.l':llll~l govern“
mom in the new Hzifigirimi ("aim-3
not. formal to moat the rest-at
crisiv in the Budapest unvernf;
ment's affairs. according to 812.13-;
pest dixviatches received here ti»,
1
YOUR HEART i
it" Flutter, Palpitate or Skip;
! Tenderness, Hum or Pain in left 3
. side. Dizzineu, Fainting Spells, Spots ‘
Michael F. O’Brien of this before eyeo. Sudden starting in 35:99.;
‘ ' v _. Nerve N in: angry or
Rescue Assocmtton of town and James F. McCue of how Ha {Weakumefi ‘6'! "v Fooling in i
" I ~ . .H i
ichoot, Choking W in throat,
Painful
sand: or ill ’ of foot
cart D 9am on or
ankles, yfi’ém around hearth
If you have one arm oftheolgove;
symptoms, don’t‘ an to use PER:
sauna. Not a mist medicine. it?
is Illd taht one person out (flowery.i
tour has a weak hoot-t. Three-fourths: ,
-‘< otthuedonotknovluandhndreda.
lie on M m , cold?
Fen, Difficult Breathing;
to
. [slavish tho-gum premier,
has» his minister of war, former
Premier Stephen Friedrich, and as
his minister of people’s welfare,
at. Peidll, premier in the cabinet
that meceedcd that of Bela Kim. '
Others in the new cabinet are
Count. Julius Andrassey. minister
of foreign affairs; Stephen Subo.
minister of agriculture, and Herr
Hnmr, minister of education. 5
WAIST IAK ERG T0
" l
DANCE AND DIME
The task of waist making will be
forgotten for a few "hours tonight
when the employees of the Nor-walk
Waist company will hold a social and
dance in their spahious loft on the sec-
ond floor of the Roodner building on
East “'ashington street. The music
will be furnished by Cietrs Jazz band.
Refreshments, consisting of old lash-
toned home-made cake, ice cream and
lemonade will bring joy to the palates
of those present. Some three hundred
invitations have been sent out. om-
ciala from the main factories in New
York and New Haven have promised
to attend. A monster time is looked
forward to.
r. s. new “
Job Printing
So- Nomen- i
FURNITURE, 8008, m REFRIGERATOR
BABY CARRIAGE, mono OR OIL COOK
’ _ s'rovns
m lain “Mm
‘oynainsgmmmmg
jto the United Olga: M must
ammonium mutual
der the ”mumlohn‘
alienation. maker-flan} mono»:
greasing rapidly and it is expected.
that the new team win occupy the}
store in the very not: time. i
i
i
CALENDAR
flaming 8—ho-
Until Aug. 8.
Regular!“
“madamfl.
Evening Ola-co
0:31“:de 15
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
PHONE 314-2
are or where
No n‘tattcr who you
you are
This electrical iron is.
for you.
you can do it in
Don‘t iron all
hours with this
”2'51”?” 25'
A .
‘gz'. ..
Sop:.,
IRON
‘You need it—ycu
it.
‘ie have it. C-e;
ALBERT D. MORGAN
South Nat-walk. Carin.
'4'-
1'
‘II‘
4%..
I
,1 v
IF YOU WAIT
BUY '0'
FurnitureSale '
basalethat moans. mainly to anyone that is in
the market to purchase a tilt]. chair or rocker, refurn-
ishing a spare room or furnishing an entire house.
Our big 5:03}; is the largest we have ever had and
at this sale the prionmouootaaving to you.
Thenvingisfrom mumps cent. during our
August Sale.
Phone 105
o
‘ Sterling Furniture; Co.
127-131 Washington Street
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Norwalk Chronicler