“tamer: Anaesthesia? or
W. Bents'. Children's m to
fanta’. .
17W Hosiery. tn Lisle flu-end
”Button: 15cto82.mapmr,tn
“ck and colon.
’ Ian's Hose. at 19c. 25c 35c and 50:
Children's Boseataqascmsoc
Inmats' Hose in ,cotton’god cull
me. In white. block and’cordann
IAHAGKEIIO HOTEL BLOCK.
~ '-—‘
WEATHER ransom.
4 .——-—q
' Forecast for Norwalk and vic—lnitv:
Local showers and
A
ate veritable win ds
thunderstorms ,
‘_ probable tonight and “’ednesdayz nori
‘ much thanze in temperatuzet mutter-1
. \
inecnmznz south.
,/
Father or son get the some
satisfactory attention and
clothes of equal merit.
It is perfectly practical, if
you are busy, to let your boy
come here alone to buy his
' ._. .n.) . 0- .,. w . - *6 _ , .
20:2: “fit-h°"”‘ Fr”; ”:39? 51111;. Well look after him
. ea; em portion 0 .1159: “ ,n . ‘
region, New England and Gulf: and a“y merc‘l“ndlse. 3?
coast, “91.3.1, ““313“... E .-.,j lczted you can return if It
other section; E'5‘\[‘ of tar rtxr'ky fails to meet with your
‘Mountaifis. Itstzirimnrw .xz': approval}
this momfn: me:- Omar'i‘. . ,
. and New Merino, T? Kill 3 01d exPenence for
pressure ovtt N. w.— the little scout to go shop-
has checked the a ping alone.
:i'mosphsre ("YET .
Great assortment of Boys
is now monk: (
is abut."
zlerature
.tral and western r...»
tinues lav: on the N1 :
(305.4.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY
7'--mrier;.turr~ H.112. 7 ; l- r.
63’. Fair.
_ ”W” .,. -.___——..——
'7 —.Im-.
‘6 O r: V " ‘
i 4.: W 1% a WS ’
l _.
.
¢ t-.—~_’w-—r.pw-~‘.l,—I : _m
The weekly TIN-.1172; ..- 1.’ ' 21‘”)?
ed Older of 11d 51- . . . .. l"
28. will be izeid this we :1
-——Don't {0‘91 Murzaj.‘
chefltra at [town l'umt. T21. .
fist 19th. 1915‘.
Campfi, P. 0. of A... will 2133.} ll.~'_i‘82-
ular meeting this cvcninz in tin: Duv-
enport Building on Simh Muir: firm-7.-
—Your Jewelry repaired twirl-shut
at Brand‘s Jewelry Store, .\'t_H u JUL:
‘-
The changes on the from: of the:
Gazette building have now reachm:
' the store fronts where Foreman Leigh j
hafi his men busy today. removing the;
Show window? in tho Olsen shoe store:
and Of the easterly eu'rancn m Tll~'
tram & lifmtt's, Tllt‘ uld fgfitiil‘ln‘W‘
columns (3:23.; 1» io-
Ihni -‘_'iit ‘nrli
(-171 2 ti. to
cumbersome
mud»; t.
repluc .
mused so
steel column:
ill
support 2hr:- fot-«vn invtl «is: 08.111?“ :1!
1L? *--r.n:t:‘. ~tnr_v .‘S‘rn.- n. tl'u- other
.4an5- will be di>iurlwd :11 pressnt
although it may be not. ~saz. to Lulu
out the westerly..\sinduw in :l '
tral Trust Company to 2m ~11. the it‘uné
column there. '
a
Century Manicure Outfits
11 cents
Stillson-Powell Corporation. H
South N orwalk
\
EVERY
PAY DAY 3 ’
is another chance to get
ahead by .putt'mg some-
thing at 4 per cent. inter.
but urm'l mmlmfl MW
est in a. Savings Account.
I! you cannot get to tile
bank during the day—
'comc Monday night. We
on open betwen 6 and 8
o’clock. ‘
8: Stevens
H(_).\ll~I-COML\'G
CHLEriRATION
LABOR DAY
r‘ll‘a‘l
ultxntxnuea truu‘ l—uge-
l‘ . :u‘: i3.t‘ tl'l- Til-{l m. .i nuclvus
ii - c-r lZ.‘.!ll4‘ .ti not}: which
'- :'.ml limo-“s \cili derive A in):
"' le :imn- izilporznnt out-
!lr I‘L'llin! L21.» 'iu: at the
— mm. 31’. av. Lyml
» “Funk 11‘. tindfrv:
in .' .2‘ all I.~-2iun" in honor
r.: 5‘7.» Eu: at lid-din; Yemen-.113: who
turd .'. :l".‘.'“ ’fr-tilfx un i’lundozs Fluids.
'l‘lu unuzlt-z “as i.l:“_"‘l§' attend.“
l.‘..;lnlll'i.~‘lil_2.' now v.1 in “in. are ulu ml).
111' mht‘l‘g 0f lil'.’ l ltvi' s-
‘in'z f‘l’ll‘hllli. m. and 1h» mvmberS'ct
list difir'h‘?” sub-corrouiztees o.’ the
tumulu rs of the“ Mayor‘s Committee of
Sixty.
Th:
I.‘l
joint mnmuittee w:i.< callfit: to
order shortly .‘litr eight u'tl'J-V-L by
(lateral [{Uézi‘” Frost. chaiinian of
the Mayor's Luuiiuinee who FXULJHPII
that prior to the niertin: 01‘ the m:~;_l‘
S COUADJ'I-
a joint meeting .i the. "M70:
tee undyuhe legion 'netubvrs wolm: l)e_
held to fix the duty for lllé’ parade and
l'zr'htr plans in" the DFODOSO'G 7.0"!”
Cumin: r-clt-hrazion \‘itmr “2 Fv-r:i~
(H a tnrmlr‘r of the I-Plebz‘u'iut‘
main-.- or the post. informed Genera:
Frost that u: :l :a.-.-~-vin.'
(v-lrilll‘I'l‘". S~ :livl'tlle‘H l" ~"‘ui 'w-W‘. t? '
(-6 lid on 11- Ila» tin!“ ';)r :11 .
Intuztle- H" also w: m on to «‘1‘.
as zirzu- n: tll~‘ hr. . r:-
w:- ii, “'1' men .—‘ 'f'n Sgt‘l‘itve
:rml “1:2: tin-l rt ‘ll":l*~l, the Iimr
rip».- tliv n': pier-l of the
lunu ,letnnwl f.’s=i\‘iti.=.~. John (‘ava—
nnqh. .‘t.~‘ riaztirmzm of the executive
rmrmi of tit» 2-1;i_\‘or".- coninnuer.
ill: .‘l widrossml the llir't‘llfiz. and was
“l|l""«l'lly' in favor of fixing Septem-
b‘ .v- as llli (lillP for the pal‘ad”. but
”12:52:21th rim: Labor Day would he a
or.- ;.;.prupriuze one for the occasion.
w uninas-d um than the holding of the
e—ir'urufion on Eilt‘ 10th would mean
2- lu’in'z of 2: day's pay for a give?
number of 13-121, and me cumuflztmm
of construction work. etc. General
Frost was in favor of holding a joint
vote of the cx-service men present.
and lllr' different committees to decide
whether Labor Day or September 10th
he the date of Ila) i-iebxatinn.
It was at this point 'thnt Judge
\Valazli. terxurd by Maya; Donovan as
"a wise old owl" took the floor and in
a brief address outlined his war: of
using the ('Ollr‘t’ltd funds as the
nucleu- of a fund for the erection of a
1.,‘, ft:.
IL‘“ 0. 1:41
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ilt'nilx’ All
0 lud
fill;
in? ....
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2
g.
l
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lut-ullpnn- ol't'zie Am can l.e:ion.
li§< rid-lurk: wwe gr-nzud by at! mm
llln‘st 1;" :lpplfi‘d"
At ' 0 "on ion a-i .lmlzu V.’als‘.t‘s
l'i’"ltll’{5‘..('llp ‘. Kunzli Holt the floor.
“'urml' l‘r’f'filllnlr'l’ld‘id til ~ adoption of
tho jnivzo‘j hmpoazl. and further sit:-
11!.3‘01‘ illll' in vii-W of the; first that the
people of .\'t«r:\'nlk had cmtributeti to
the fun-l WE: l 1hr idm of seem: their
nn'ivv .-On.- tun-adv. that Lame be held
on the morning of Labor Dar. followed
by n "'v ed" for ll)? boys The captain
was of the opinion that sign)” would
inorv {"1111 cover the tun-1:59.- nf the
paradn and general "blew.“ out "
In order to get the‘ir idea in the mat.
tet'. (SM-gal F‘l'firl rcquesr‘ul rim? all
ex‘serfise men present. in in favor of
the surgostion of building 3. home in-
:tead v .' spending the money on an
OIJDOTP‘P di;.;:lay. signify their appro-
val by etanding. The vote was unani-
mous.
Judge" Keogh. George ’5'. Mathew-son.
11“.. Ju"ge John H. * Light. General
Frost, and Mayor Donovan 2.30:; the
floor in succession art-l expressed
themsrlvrs as being in favor cf the
plan. Rev. critic; A. Marks. taps-ak-
ing for the parole. of “'iltou. thought
the idvn an excellent one.
A reeolution to that etl'ect was then
drawn up by Adjutant Arthur 3. Kelly
and tho sub-committees c: the buyers
‘5 and“? PM." Bulcks‘and
. Dodge Liam”
S ‘11:": Norwalkf
ll] l~v 0w}. ,
I._(,_"'.
in
Committee of Sixty mourned ‘
other room and ratified its 1- . In: "
The executive committee at the
; mayor’s committee and 'lujur G. Mot»
gun )anon's celebration rommiilee.
and the local poo: then odious-lied tor
a joint session to perfect final pians
for the proposed‘ parade and (-390.
“’hile they were discussing the matter
in another room, the regular mecca;
of tho‘ postm called to order 1:}-
Post Comander Captain Keogh- The
new charter of the Antedcgnxlegton.
new
as received from the Kath” "
tea nu ac-
cf the organiza’tlon was
cepted.
The committee on the selection 0:
a name for the post reported they
thought it a good plan to name it an. '1
some local personage rather than some
big military ofllcinl. who want: only
be known by reputaticn. and Suzy-5:50
that the post he named after memen-
rant Frank C. Godfrey. the Inca: :4;
who heroically lostfixis life in name
in the grrat conflict.’ The adopted or
this name was unanimous. The local
Ernst will accordingly be known as
"The Frank C. Godfrey Post 0; the
frat-mean Legion. The niembt-rs of
ii": {rest are to be commended for
-".“3lll‘?§ their 072:.52731ion ate. :3..-
tieud hem. as the sulrcdnn xvi :scra‘e
klt the de'ds of this 111911133" 0:
:t fair-“92‘s fresh in the Eiintl<
“35);!1" of Not‘wzi‘k. and
' lfig': react-m in \thfcli Lt-
. h'4't-va-i .ucq-c-‘n-un-n—a mm In
..._..
Alinmev John F. Dwyr. a z"
‘nf on" gave a rev-'7» inf-aw
and H211! inutrutlivv nil; n11 ‘
r-mptinnz and an vxnfnuutfi-n «:a.
bill rLrenify purstd by the stat" huh--
lz’il‘lli p"r.\..1;'hg tor til» 3‘! livf o: not-til
:t'lvl"lli‘l‘,~ and their d“{'t:ddni§. '
t’m
2:»
A committee. wish .irutrn'i't’ i.
, .: tire, .lr.. a; chairman. Wm. men
ted to take entire L‘llill’tl“ u! ‘Em
‘l:;.'l...»s, financing matte-i and p,
Erwin: :x sclirmfl for 7he {\rzl’ei'In:
‘l'lle' ldcal organizafion.
A twin". i' n.‘ in 1.‘ “numb-tr“ w.» .-
::‘li°tl into thr- post. and it i~
2'.
t
ul that :mothnr butch ‘wlll .«wi'n .. .»
‘it=-r.~l'.ip at the nine-tin: . "" to
that! Monday nixln. 1hr: l;.:' D-‘Tuiv
the Labor Day namtlv.
“'illi the completion (-7 vrlz‘r ~2'
lzlr routine hummus €310 I‘l"!§.ll'l tvn
Closed.
Shortly :iftvh :li.‘ :uiiouzzu.
the put-l m- ating. the join! me»
til‘ 3L.
the two committees working
final arrangements for Kim Lab-u: 2;.
celebration was ordered adjourn d
The. gist of their business '.\‘;1— '2'.-
lvurned as (allows: .
A military parade in whirl: .\‘.x*
“mill-'5 and “’ilmn's hero..- <‘-:' ‘l'>
\\’orld War. Spanish 'Amezirau as:
(‘ivil \\'ar as well a: the wotnm w. ..
'(mk part in the recent war. Will pn'u.
irate. will start from South Summit}:
at 10 o'clock on Labor Day mornin:
.and continue up “’(mt avenue to the
Wheat in from Of the. library. unrre
it will dishand. The line of math
will assemble for formation on Rail-
road avenue and neighboring streets.
at 9, o'clock. it was .also suggésted
gihat.,the mgyor'spcommittee of sixty
march with'flm helocu. -No definite
action was taken in this matter. how-
m‘er. but it is bellowed that they wiit
Zanswer to the command of "t'm’tvartl
march" on Labor Day mar-nine.
Michael J. Rim'dan. zu' r‘liairm-r v:
a cmumittee for the erection of a it»
tiewinz stand. was insmirxu-ti to ”run
l
tlu- stand at the southern end of the
green. “'Orlt will l rain :11 OHCP
As the Soldiers and others in lfnv
(lislzand. if they so defiz'c they will b’
lire-tutti m a luncheon on the amen
oust organizations of the Red Cross.
Salvation Army and Knights of'C-iiunt
bus will he allt'jl to wept-rat; with
the mayox's committee in teeth": titt‘
soldiers. in the event of storm)“
Weather, the “Hits" uill be it‘l'Vcd in
t‘.‘0 armory. * '
RL-V, Mr. Marks of “'iiton. spea'rzin:
in.“ his town folks. explained that at
fir~t \‘.’ilton was opposed to a parade.
but is now very enthusiastic over in?
Men. “'ilton‘s heroes will acct r-iiuz
ly be there strong.
A number of committees were 3:»
pointed to work out the final details
for the affair.
A parade committee 5f the Legion.
together with a like committee 3;»
pointcd from the mayor's committee
of sixty. will have charge of the
parade. ‘
in the early part Of the evening thi
latest figures todate of the “‘elcome
Home Fund. as given out by Charter.
E. Hoyt. treasurer of the Finance
commit-we. were read by Dani ll.
Miller
MRS. MCQUILLAN GETS BAD FALL
Mrs. Mary 'McQuillan. n
resident of River street. had quitehu
>erimx~ full While laur: yin: in avoid all
automobile in {rent of the GJZ‘EtE.‘
buildln :. :~'-:5"Pl‘d:l}’. She smut-bled
oguinst the curb stone and tall lll*‘l32
tier foulioad against one Of the wooden
supports of the temporary
13:2} "T5 in U
v...
S». .l
cture
there, A bystander helped her imo
Tristiam & Hyutt‘: store. where hrs!
aid was 'bromptly and skillfully rend?
err-(l. and later Dr. A. ll. Baldwin was
rompellel to take two stitches to (-105?
the wound. Mrs. McQuElau is able to
be about today. but with many band-
'azes about her head.
' Mecca Templar from New York city
Arch 'Blasonz, from New York City.
mother lodge of the Mystic Shn’ners.
is to hold the annual outing at Rotor:
. Point tomorrow. It is expected a large
number of members of the local
lodges will visit the park to stake in
the festivities w'lth their fellow Shrin .
iera. ' .- . _
f Comrade James E. “'ixon has re;
ported to the police that some would;
be dinner or sharpener. no the -
'nny he, had stolen I pertaetly good:
grind stone-ho. there-r ct,”- not,
.31 mm an.
my
- Norman—ll orchouoe.
Miss Evelyn More'uouse and Pix‘lip
Nordman. bozh of this cin‘. were quiet.
1y married at St. Paul's this mornin'z.
hr the rector. Ref. Louis B Howell
The groom is Well known in Soul?)
Norwalk. being employefi by Herbert
J. Rayfuse.
C. A. McNamara Gui s'.‘-‘:-i has
just court-lewd ”unis-urn floa‘ in:
the Stamford Aerie of Eagle: '-1 be
used in the 2 and. perm.» of the i-‘ra
tr‘mal Ordei r25 l1..._"e.= '1'Neu‘ Haven
Thursday.
Miss Girls 1:. Franko m‘ ":29 Tris-
trxm £- li; .‘t sub“ thru- out Blis‘»
LouisD liulm bmvkkvel e: ,t ‘ (‘HJ‘
lla‘a Nflfiu'. t‘» I? - '1
from a. two n.9,“;
Townr‘hip (“mitt “Vile:
‘15. of .‘l;at.;w..r‘t. X.
of his
and lam‘ly. 0
East Norman;
(Liu'JE.
Mrs. liuzi.
& Hyatt sales force. wit}
ter. Mil-s .‘lasie Hakim-n;
street. are on a Varatilm
“’ashingmn. D. C.
of
Mrs, James Henrv’ 5:5 Wife. at Yor.
hers. N. Y., have returned home '
spendinz a l'nw day-1 at the home 0'
Mr. and Mrs. L. Julio-:11): ot‘ liiizaht 15
street.
2...
2L“
._—.'—-
John T Hiya: a
avenue. are «er-5min:
Narazansett Pwr and other points of
"7' lentil}: of behi-I-
mcznr trip I"
.i
interest down east.
Miss Anna Boyle and 33135 Agnes
Sweeney of Oranz-e. N. J. are visiting
their cousin. .‘lrr. 331m 3. iiizgins ct
Burritt avenue.
M
Miss Irene llpndz-icks of New Ro-
chelle 1; Visiting Harriet Godfrey
of 6 Tnqurevenm 301' c few days.
NEW INDUSTRYEAS
MODEL WORK ROOMS
(CODiJIGEJ tron: Page Ones
Al presi‘n: titer;- are fifteen empto;
ed by the local cone-:71 and as we:
as accommodations on b: made. 121‘
management will take 0:: thirty-fix:
more girls. Any refined \oung lady
seeking p!93.~'fll’l', clean and good pay-
tng employment}: invited to inspect
the factory at an; time of Khr‘ car,
“'Orking (’ondl'ions are ideal. Th1
large loft is equipped with all sorts of
Electrical devices. is highly sanitary.
water filters. and modern in ever; r»
spect. The host of windows keep the
room full of fresh air and flooded with
light every moment 0: the day. Eie‘s‘
afternoon between 2:50 and 3:2?-
o'clock. a ten minute recess is granted
to all employees. This unusuil
feature is one of the many that to a
long way towards, making the girl;
feel at home, and well satixfied.
Mrs. C. Elizabeth lrwiu. formerly
employed by Cluett. Peabody 6; CO. is
Mr. Terris‘ forelady. while B. Lager:-
oft acts in the capacity of‘grneral
superintendent of the {actor-y.
Workmen are rapidly conlpltt’ti;
the “finishinz touches" in the alveza
tions in the build‘nz on North Main
street recently leased by“
Cigar Stores Corporazicn tron}
owner. Adam Smith: The new wond’
work has bren varnished. and this
morning. a 911:} painl'tar was bus'ly
(“III-Zaged in adorning the front wri-
dmvs with th \ name and trade marl‘t of
the 'L'nited Cigar stores. it is expect-
ed that iii»: store will be ready for the
new tennants in the Very near future.
32:“
CD to pre‘s time this afternoon. the.
hospital authorities‘ reported that the
condltion of .\ rs: William Burr, the
woman who slim and's‘e‘riously wound—
ed hersclf at Boron Point Park Sun-1
dav eveninz. is practically. the 53mm?
and little hope for her reco‘Ver is felt.
The only possible change. and per ,7
haps a good omen. is the fact tint
although still unconscious. Mrs. Btu-ll
mores her hand slightly. The hu wand,-
and daughter at the unfortunate;
woman keep- in constant touch with:
her condition. and spent the greater,
port of yesterday‘and today at t’tel
hospital. ‘
STANDARD STEEL CAR
norm-m.
n "31‘
“I , .
the only ufe way.
incomplete or ten.
find a place for everytlnng’ .
Play safe.
FATHERS Ann MOTHERS—keep
Very few ofnsmlixethe ' ntictukit to
both sides of the pond and It use: was
Winning the wnr—quickl—wu the big job, and we did it.
And: ulthough in‘ the inevitable confuion,
told anxiety and hudnhip in thousands chm—thunk outlier side to the “cry, too.
Don't let this happen to your boy. There's one
understanding. Get a oopyot “Our Family Service
valuable data down in black and white—ne'er. Put down dates
and amounts of allotments und insurance. Don’t forget to put
You can never tell when he t
this information—in writing—at
a.‘
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a
ycurownrccord of your boys' service in the v.12“
Uncle Sam‘wes pretty hazy winning the war in record time and it's not nt all site.“ 6
there was trouble about allotments, bcnds
and inmnnoe, 1.th the records of some of the ‘::jv
“keep hacks" for millions of our buy.
my Mutable mistakes occurred, causing -_ -'
way to prevent any future delay or rr‘
M in the Greet World War" and get 1 »
of enlistment and dischnrgc. daz‘
down his Ierul' number. Yr:
ime will come when you'wunld give hundred: of dollars ‘
- hand. For in we diam lete informnrj ' ushin -
Government is bound to measure the permanent poof set down: in such a fifths f
This is the book prepare: by the War Service Record Burun. .
Aside from the endless pleasure
experiences—lock at the thin ; sensibly. funny from this angle.
say that you provide your own proofs—that you hep your own
you and he will derive from this record of his service :..3
Circumstances make it neces-
record in your home.
' only $1.98.
By special arrangement with the publishers The Evening
Sentinel is able to place this book in the hands. of its readers tor
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