volwu‘n . '
.l
14in!
N0! wear: Hamill: Has
, Ever Seen. ‘
$3.50
:gi::u:<
‘nhdnol
17 'annted so long.
mt. A. J. Collins Co.
in the Catskills. Their daugh-
‘Kathryn is to remain there until
opening of school in September.
-Coal. fresh mined. screened auto-
lniatlcnlly. Harris S; Gans Co. Tel.
731.
a-
Charles L. Yost. of \V’oodwurd ave-
fiue, South Norwnlk, has purchased an
F. B Chevrolet touring can from the
“ local agent, \V. H. Austin. of Austin’s
Garage.
,.
M'embors or” “‘lilinm )l’c‘Kinlt-y
Camp and Auxiliary. together with
1mm? frivmlst. :lro ignjoying n.frunk-
Inrter roast this afternoon at Compo
ileach.
-—-—Large size pea coal. Harris &
Gang, Tel. 721.
, At a spvr'inl "looting of tho \IcMnl—
lrn Yncht (“lilh livlal :it tho qu'irtcrs.
on VVP-lnvsnkly P\-'l‘llll.'. it . “Wis
plonnml to llnhl :1 rhinhnkv on Sun-
day. August i'wih. tln- nt‘fnir to in"
held at Shi-lfivlvl lslnnrl. wln‘rc it will
be prepared by \Villinm \Vvish-‘it,
who Hugs on tho island. About ".‘5
members {incl t'rivnvls :ll‘P “\‘liv‘t‘fl‘i to
partake of thw link“. tillll ihosr coin}:
will lonyv tln- club house at 9:33!)
o'clock on U!" morning: of tho Quilt,
going by limit to tho Island. 'l‘llr‘ next
regular meeting: of the club will lie
held on \Vc-«lnosilny owning. August
$661, when llnnl :irl'nngw-mrnzs for
the bake, Will U- FLIP“).
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Case Nita.
“EVERY DAY
mnmm DAY”
Buy your Toilet Artides, Patent
‘ medicines, Rubber Goods, Gauzea,
‘ ‘ Bandages, and everything in the drug
fine here and save money three hun-
. fired and sixty-five days in the year.
. . STILLSON-POWELL
' CORP.
South Norwalk.
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Mr tritium know that
' ' nccd nevcr move out
uni? a landlord wants
”sell.
011 enjoy liying whore
u can “fix up" the
ass to suit yourself,
. at an apple tree or
"e shruhbery in the
, » .Savhlgcs Bank helps
‘29 ‘flomc builder both by
’l rding his deposits
. Kby making real estate
. .wt
’ _.
- E, ‘K. BANKS
'oav cocoa stone
, Under Mahaokemo Hotel
45-47- What-
u...
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e
Charla H. Harris of Forms avenu
is spending the week end. at Amelia
bury, Mass.
4:01-11” Batteries 1'de
Anton Kohn. .9 nun-MA».
morrow afternoon, at Orem Field,
Willgon, the Monker Grotto Nine, and
the XVilton Baseball club will cross
bats. There will be a good attendance
from this city to witness the game.
Con-
-—Sale of women’s shoes at
neallv &. Bracken'a ‘
__.._._._—.
Washington SW-
. our ginger or smo- cookles? They» are
n’mpn int 81*
lmceassawv '
u
I f“
,~ . .7 a,
W’s C
A bad-halal: the roomy on m;
lor avenue was reported by Patrol-
_ man John Smith, and the Street; do:
" pertinent has been notified; , ..
i —-—Ban'ner Bakery—Have you tried
tine. Try out who” m Meat
and: oatmeal
bread. ~
Supreme Deputy Katherine» Burns
of Bridgeport was present at the meet-
- ing of Lady Washington Lodge, No.
21, Shepherds of Bethlehem, 3395 last;
' night.» Several candidates were init—
iated.
——Women’s pumps at $1.00. pair at:
Josem’s Clearance Sale, Reg; $5.00 val;
Patrolman Albert Frazier found a
‘phonograph on'the sidewalk «in front
of theistorre run by' Nathan Billy,
Washington street, late last night. He
notified Mr. Billy, who-put the ma-
”’ 12:14Nouamst.
‘ ‘ ' ' 7w,
‘ Emphancaim denying. a. statement
recently published' in-arlooalrw MW.
notth’e Evenning Sentinel; ‘ that ‘31?
strike of \ some or the"*work6rs<~a.t “this
plant of L...Green’Berg,” & Brothers, in
East. Norwalk, hadlbeen brought to a
conclusion, David-~12 Robbins. out of
mm; repreaemative of the Joint
Board or Cloakmnleers‘in' New. ".Xol‘k
city,-'~today, said to an Eyening Sentin-
nel representative that the strike
would be fought along. until it was _
concluded in manner satisfactory to.
the union. ‘ ' 1.. 7 .
“While I have not been in Norwnlk
for a week or , more," Mr. Robbins .
stated, “the Workers will find meat
'the factory gates in a short." time.
Men’sand Young Men’s
- [Suits' '
5 _ ' $22.50 to $29.50
' Yalues Up to $45.00
' 3* ,4" SM“
.wmnf You Get on Extra no-
:2 :vantngfie’ of“ savingsylinke '
This, ' It is Time ,for Action.
and explaining the reason for the ap-'
if
NEW YORK, Aug. lire-The, naval
communications} .tureau 7 reported
early calla: that il‘b‘ad picks; up. a
T 'medromgaavesselin the path of
{the Atlantic, Wing. that the *Adriatic
i “was'prwoeedmgéon- her course. ,
l 'New York authorities St'Ltlt‘l’ ‘t'hnt
the.C Adriatic was within the territory
of the Charlestown, Mass, nary yank
7 i and that messages exchanged between
like yard and the steamer . indicated
v
there was no danger.
3 NEW YORK; Aug. 11 {Associated
, Prowl—Two members of the Adria:-
inlet crew were killed, five were_.seri-
onsly‘ injured, and one is missing as
theresuit or an explosion of undeter-
mined origin in her N . 3.1mm, ac~
cording to? a'wireless message received
today at the White Star Line.
l THREE RIVERS, Que., Aug. 11.—
The French freight steamer Indochine
collided with the 1" o steamer 'Sar-
mafia. in a heavy to ,"‘ early today.
No liizes were lost.
lsoliciting membership: in the ' union; ,
I
, WORK' ON‘. WAGE
CHICAGO, Aug,
Electric Coal Company 07ml
.ing property in Ohio afid D
thrown its Illinois tonnage LL
four §tate wage conform” 13°“
land, it was authgmkénv‘b Cleve.
ed here'thts morning, Th; “NR.
of the company’s Illinois 7
.g-iven as'rbetween SCGJCQ
:30“ tons. th‘ThiS is lhf flint '4 DC I
1 reakin e stand 2?}; . " ”if
Ennis Operators’ Ass-g. K125? the 1321,
1 ‘ . .- '
1 13.1 tnited
7,. g min.
Jlilnc' .
NEW YORK, Aug_ 1.,“
l Press).——-Haiey Fiskp, pr. ,3
! Metropolitan Life Insurani .; C
which is a large i“"-“>ffir .1 0‘}??an
securities, went before . " 7‘“-
of ‘rail executives '
President Harding's}
shortly before noon 2
reported he carried a”
so. to the executing ..-
interests.
Officials of the
road unions, throu,
their chairman, said :\ _. 77
be a long one. 'l“
(Aweiifitoq
(1' r“. c‘ 91:;
C:‘
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‘Hié Phila‘thea class of the Norwalk
:5. church is holding an afternoon
‘It‘ the holder of Ticket No. 219, will
. chine in his store.
go to the store of I. Gottlieb on South
Friday at Roton Point Park. Vanity
, this afternoon on the lawn-of Mrs.
(‘3'. Reynolds' home, 146 Main street.
“See today about that \‘ictrol'L
Terms to
int. and Mrs. \V. 11:. O'Reilly, of
mils. have returned from Forest
' ' ' he
Mam street, he. Or she Will receive t
prize of $10, which the store offered
to the lucky ticket holder, during the
Suburban Day sale yesterday.
I
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Friday at Roton Point Park. Vanity
Case Nite. ,
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4
Rev. L. K. Moore, of Sea Cliff, Long
Island, will preach both morning and
evening next Sunday. in'the Norwalk
undoubtedly be greeted bya larg'e
‘ . uth Main street.
{'3‘ finite size pea coal. Harris & number of friemls . _, to Dr I?°“¢v ‘7 3°
- TEL 721' ‘ l B k 'H t ‘cd Complaint was mrde to the police
' ~Bannor a “'3"— ave you n yesterday about a phonograph in the
“‘mfidor BlumSth” of ‘Fonllcciicut 0‘" ginger 0“ 31’3“" coqkies? 'Jiheyareihome of Mrs. Anna Muslnnka. 107
us, has purchased a 49;) Chev; tine. Try our whole wheat and'oatmeal W'ashington street playing late at
-' - - ° - s n ' . .
”31:5 dighpjsust’ihomof 1.1%:qu bread. night and early Sunday mornings. It
I ' A . 7 .. has gotten to be quite a nuisance to
__.__. Mary. the little daughter 015.319.3511: the. noighhors.~ who have made num-
Mrs. \Villiam K. Bailey. 161,2 Main ..
street. strayed away from a neighbor’s
(-rs and later taken home. i
—-—Snle of women's shoes at Con-
neally & Bracken's.
Fred Scheidler, jltneur who figured
in many kw: suits. l't'pQNt'li :m unto—
l]10h”l“‘d(‘(‘itl(‘nt at tho uptown poliool
Methodist Episcopal church. Mr.
Moore was a. former pastor and Will ——For real painless extraction 80
Case Nite.
Dr. and Mrs. George G. Fawcett
and daughter Georgine, of W’ash-
ing‘ton street. have returned from
a two weeks' stay at Atlantic City and
Brlelle. N. J. At the latter place they
were guests or Mr. and Mrs. F, C.
Yohn of Silvermine, who are summer-
lng there. '
crous complaints.
parent lack of interest shown in the
local situation. 7' '
| “Our oflices at 130 Washington
Istreet are still openijnnd we will con-
.tinue the strike and will expend
'mOney right along caring for the
;strikers as we have in the past. It is
jtrue that several of the strikers have
areturned, but that does not mean that
{the strikeis ended.
tinne it for another year, if necessary,
to bring it to a successful conclusion.”
Mr. Robbins said that despite any
statements from the Greenberg fan:
tory to the contrary, that the Uni6’h
has been following up the local situ-
ation. ‘
§tiEllMANl awn ‘
A. MilllAllllllUll
Nevillo llnylcy, who has had them
pntchml nild repaired with
stone and tar, oil and sand. thus put—
ting them into first class condition.
The work was done at Mr. Balylc-y's
expense. and greatly improves menu? l‘ress).—-—.~\ccording to information ro
Hit-s tor 11:05!“ people who go to the
:pnrk by motor.
crushed ‘
I‘ress).«—~Gcrmany, says a dispatch to
.the Havas Agency from London this
inner-noon. will be granted a morator-
ium ‘until the end ot‘ this yenr.‘
ma‘sstzls. Aug. n.——(Associmod
‘(T‘ived from London ‘ this noon,
~ngrcmncnt virtually has been reached
SliiliOll. 311'. St‘htidlf‘l' “'35 driving his; ___ on tho: four main points of tilt“ T‘E‘D'lr-
llmlg. car on Grumman m-mlnv nndq . V440,“. contr . . .. ‘
l .. ,.. , (noisy and onvral ac—
lw told tho policv. :1 cur owned by , SprlngWOOd seconds lcor-l is now anticipatcri {I s‘aV‘!’ the
~l>univl Fischer of Newtown (In-mm " ‘ . f ' . . . ‘- . 1‘ j H U l «
m... n. n... .m. M. ml to Play Sprmghllls “W ”WW" 1...... Arml-
l ft nl r‘lmmI i into iii» III will 6: ~ -- 5T3” ““91'953'011 in London 13 (lv‘ciiimjiy
v :1 t t w J i ' 5} . .. . T . ' i - w
«inning-int: it considerably. No :ll‘l‘t‘Stg “I“ Sprmcxyoocl Seconds. formerly 52:11:??? all?!" talk 01' a SP“! Ids
was nuuic. ' the Springyvood. Jrs.. will play tho. ‘ ’ 3' ‘3'
.o‘
—7 Scull-Annual
gSpringhill
(‘llrnmnce Sale) Mll‘lrlrl. Sunday afternoon at 3:30. D. 'r, “
linseliall tram. at Hailikl
T110 Springwood Seconds are {rotting é
GREEK AND ALLIED ARMIES
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Friday at lloton Point l‘nrkfl'unily i ”"7" thought She should "Qt
.losvm's. 1 Damon Street, commences
lSziturday. Aug. 12. at 9 a. m.
i
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l he a rust mum and have
i
‘to
! .\ nmri illlll wife having a qnnrrolif‘j‘l‘tw' twice.
'mi “Emilinutnn Sll’l‘v,‘f, this morninL’.
‘wo-ru lulu n to lmu'co hcndqunrfi-rs by , FEUDAL WARFARE CAUSES
;I":itrolm:m Frank inymoml. “'11ch TWO DEATHS IN FLORIDA
lint-y nru'uml their family troubles But. ,
ful'tnr which they loft in peace. The; JACSONVIILE. Fla“ Aug. 11.--'
'(‘nnpic have :1 joint account at one ovaoudal warfare brought death to two
lthn Second district trunks and the wire fmoro momluxrs of the \Vlngntt‘ family.
wont nml tll‘!‘,‘\V $200 which the hus-jlnst night. lit-qr llillinrll. in ,ansml
have County. having only llll‘ fourth sun,
iElijah, sun-lyinz. Ill“ t‘atln-r and tlirw.‘
———-——-— Esons haying Jim n killml in the last
—.Sa]e of \voInen's shoes at Con- lihl‘t‘” )‘Hll'fi. \Vlllilllll \Ving’nta‘. U10 {ii-l
nenlly & Brackcn's. llln-r. 11:: ii 7i. .‘lllil his son, Si‘i’i‘vvtl. 41. l
gworu slim (innit ln illt'll‘ :mtomohiiq
The new development of pushingflnst night. inn :1 smw il~}'t‘:ll‘—(ilfl sono.‘
Stl‘i't't. formrirll' known as Grey COurt, ‘S‘Ti'ih'll “it“ Fl‘ll‘n'tl “lull in: liturgy-«l
in tho First district. is fast nezll‘ing‘l-Vll' his ln‘v. Nd arrests have lmon
completion. The development is be- ”mm!“ '
IMF! handled by \Villinm F. Hoyt and
“lone. hence the quarrel“
TAX COLLECTOR DEAD.
:ltolmrt 3i. 'l‘cnncy. Two lots have . r . ,
boon sold and an option has been i MIDDLE-10“ '\" Aug. 11'7“?!“
tnkml on :L third. The two lots sold ' “'33.“..(‘mvpd 11‘3”? “MAY ”m" \Vlll'rnm
have been purclmscd by Harry 0. ' J. lxwll. tux i-ollcctnr of Middletown
for tho past inn yours. died last night
at Avon, near Aslmry Park, N. J.,
wlmrn he Was spending: his Vacation.
Heart ”‘01:th was giyul as the cause
of (if-nth. He Was 4:) yers old and
leaves his widow and one son.
Quick of Rowziyton. and deeds will lw
passml the first of the month. Mr.‘
Quick intends to erect nn Almm‘iann'
Colonial type of house to cost in‘ this
neighborhood of “0.000.
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MOSES P, HALLOFK
—_—‘
pinyin] a!
Itwvlyo noun 5 and have only lawn tlm;
AGREE ON NEUTRAL ZONE
(thiNSTA NTINOPLE. A 115:. l i.—~~Tlm
commanders of the allied and Grrrck
armies on the ’l’chamlja
agreed to a neutral zone along tho
'I‘hracian border.
Previous dispatches from Corn
stuntinoplo spoke of the rt‘forts of lhc
Brigadicr-Gmwnll Harrington). alliod:
commander. to bring“ about th?
mutualwithdrawal of tho opposing
form’s for two milcs o noach of tho
Tollnlaljn liar. .
(3.7M HAT
'CRJIX. ()I’TI'NG.
Tho (Tomliut Train has arranged for
mm of Hi" lilitlle-‘r-‘l outings helvf”fiT"thc
history of tho organization. Tho out-
in: will in» ‘nvld Saturday and Sunday,
at Shorwuml islnnil near “'cstport. :
Tie Cmnlmt Train will loaye the
Norwalk Armory about 2 o'clock Sal-
urday al’l-‘z'lu‘iun and march to the
camping: pint-o. (In Sunday there} will
lie all kinds of races. including ruli-
ning. foot. imul and swimming races.
A linseimil Lanna will also be another 7
feature. Sunday noon there will he a
clamhnkr with it“ the “tixin's.” The
(‘onlpaxly will break camp about 4
o'clock in :lw nt‘tvrnoon.
)—
Ladies‘ Milliller
Also Furs Remodeled and Hamil-ed.
15 Chestnut St. Office Hours, 8 to 6
l
mense- consumption of snppl'ws lint]
matcrials. also arr a potent factor
in the prosperity of many lines of
industry. \\'e- have 'nttractive of-
ferings of thos: bonds and pro.-
rcrrcd stock. paying 55’}, to 7",".
Manles 87. Goldschmidt
INVESTMENT BROKERS
Est. 1892—Phones: 1:3, 154, 720
85 Washington St. 80. Norwalk
' We Pay You
Most business houses you
go to expect you to pay them.
“'0 \Vhen
nymcy is left in a savings
hcconnt in (this bank you.
don't pay for its safety. W'e I
pay you.
PP." FOH- your
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
of
South ' N orwalk, Conn,
“LE’S PURTEND "
I l o I r ’
Publxc .Utlhty Bonds l WERE RICH:
justify public conl‘nlrncc. The puh- I '
,lic utility corporations arc not only I ‘ ‘ r-x ‘
indispensiblc to til~- communities ”’55/ k V
they serve, but through their im- [1/ 3*? ’1‘ \
when: realize , ,. 1 i: 73th- ’ ’ ”‘
“Mir, U Nil
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‘ f,
a”!
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‘(diig
ii ,2'
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We will con- _
house. where she. had been temporag—f, -—Full ”no of Auto Accew!” THEN" F YEAR
ily loft by her mother, and became Aaron Kohn. ' :1.‘
lost yesterday morning. She was . ‘ ' i
found in “'3” street crying and was The roads leading to Rotou Point ~——¥———
mken lo the uptown police headquart- , Park have been repaired by Managers; PARIS. August 11,—(Assoclated ,
an_
“n“ haw.“
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,‘The House of Koppenheimer J
EXPLOSION ON
LINER ADRiATIC
(Continued train First Page)
gave no‘ further details. They said the
liner was proceeding on her course.
The message reported that the Ad-
riatic was proceeding to New York at
half speed.
Coal was stored in i’he' number
three hold and officialsor the line, in
spontaneous combustion may
caused the explosion:
The men killed were a fireman and
a trimmcrr
an electrician and other employer, of
the engine room. ‘ ’
\VASHINGTON,’ ~August _ 11.———’l‘he
-‘avy Department, which has bum
in constant communication with the
.mve
In
u
nu
‘r n,
the day’s I ;
cares
The solace andromfort of
music Will'make you forget
the cares and worries of the
day.
L} 7
With a Victrola in your
home you have always at
your command the world’s
greatest entertainers and
artists. You may have
music for your every mood.
:: See us today about that
Victrola you’ve wanted so
long. Terms to suit,”"”
,
SCALE TO END
7 add to their provic
, lions that the shop
BUT SHIP O. K. .,
Vi
ThOSe injured included,
SOFT COAL STRIKE.
(Continued .0; Page Fire)
.‘Ol
thermovement of coal which has been
dying on top of the shaits taken over
. by the state, Well under way, officials
today were endeavoring to' secure
steam shovel operators, in order to
bogin the digging of coal at'the ”strip
names. 0
A. small supply piled near 'the mines,
lpart of which was moved yesterday,
the absence of details, thought that Strike. and will soon be exhausted. Six.
I was dug by union workers before the
‘cars were loaded yesterday and
’shrpped to state institutions. The
force of workmén at the minias still
insufficient to obtain
' tion.
tiai law area. disorders w
ed early today the W. F. Wagner
111 no inear Ten-e Havte, where at»
tempts to d
frustrated by county oflicials, Sever—
al sticks 01" dynamite had. been ex~
ploded near the.
before the arrival of the authorities.
.. DEN ’ER.‘ Aug. 11.—~Bituminous
coal production in Colorado will ho
increased by at least one thousand
tons a day with the opening today of
!
A. J. COLLINS c0.
70 North Main St.
Are Y on.
30 yrs.
Old P.)
l
If so, sit down at home
this evening and figure
out hOw much you would
be worth‘today if you had
saved 15% of your in»
come, from the beginninv.
Start. this plan HOW,
' right at the first bank you
i come to, as you pass on-
-, der the bridge on Wash.—
v ingtoll St.
$3.
1y fit.
that high grade Quality
prices,
' gang}. 7
\
STAUNTON, Ind. Aug. 11,—2With,
quantity produc—:
Although quiet; reigned in the man.
ere reportg
ynamite the shaft were.
mouth of the mine,
WWerxxmx/wxflvm -
Victor
Reducin
_ Records
' Not only are they good for reducing, but they
are the best way possible of keeping physical-
'ELLY’S
Our Mid¥Summer Sale
Offers ValuesGreater Than Eva Bel
Again this great home-furnishing instiiiniwti
furniture can, be sod
“Then you stop to consider that but éniire d4“ ii "
into‘vthis great sale at 15 to 30% discount. fr-m 3
were already'tho-lowest, then you begin to haw ‘
tigonof the importance of this wonderful opportn:..';'
Come as soon as possible if you would wish to
vantage of this money saving opportunity.
~ ns_-—c-.
inward Main St.
E reject the presidl 1
President Hard
went into session
time the union
the rail strike
‘cahinet discussion:~
Daugherty lit-ton
gment of Justicc. 7‘: » .
' sent telegrams to
the department in :- ‘
ico and Californzn.
ion the walkmns rat'
lei-hood nlfinlhe-rs .
éits western it’l‘rilflf’}.’.
, .
HOLD PRIEST AFTER
5 FIRE :N . as
1‘ RillfiGl—IPOIUT. x
Stanislaw Limos.
iish National (‘llnlwix .
'now pastor of
church in Johnston“.
family housw :it '
stront. where a :m
condiury origin
was urn-stud 109:3“
chm-gr} 0! ln'unh Of' :7
ll"'\"ll(lll with ti:(
bonds or $1M v
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shortly imz‘m-r tln
l-ut (ionic-d any
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