ili‘rsnk R.
is fill. _,
. Frank @110 too 0 nlloutlg orwalit.
lugs been ierjg. :uggsggie 1,100 on Riv-
9 Pg:- 800mb “‘gthg'gomgs Nlhlls, or
oil ”gag gig: clg ruin a stay
[l avenue.
89000001
1:3! O'Brien.
' 1 h 0 Mr. and
Mfiw :_, o. (‘lf County
street. = opneumonia
The NoWk‘ Bird Club will meet
aim! hifigt October 18. at. Charles
fim slbeet. Nor-walk.
' TheI gel; wlll hold their
act at? rg J‘.erce Mon-
ay alt git 3 o'clock Please
be prompt.
lire. Frank ll. iluntinglon and Mrs
Maurice Milling! ohave been
hfilord. one" returned to
viiilggg”g iii”
- orlt Chops
Pojigt.f 16 ngyei'r
The subject tag 130:. E D. Walter‘s
sermon totnotro mornin at the First
1‘ng Church w ll be ' is Power or
the‘ pliltetl Chi-lat."
Counterlelt halg dollars are in circu
lptlgg‘n got shot on dime state. They
are lead a d are described as pains
unusually ”fim,m
160 lb. Roasting
iii’ltt
of the First
12 o‘.ciock in
of the bluen
us
have a' anon grime over the reds.
. é-ilten'g s. o'hrisn.
“2......
.' Barry [9990. at Crescent Terrace is
desistlngllhn tl'in'0 Wham orwsllt Sav-
oi Wlo on, 'a '1.l’l‘l‘g"li‘%ti'lilNowell?r
Siblli'r Chdpler. order- ol the East
em .0! Daub or“? it been Invitatg
pair. clpate in raary 0
men 00 ilha 03%;!20I61 old, on
Normxrfl _
The l oml. cris weather
or the 1%“: yo dre passing to
hunters line is rapidly thin
alga out and e uglnning iii Improv-
—-Bhould0r Bio“. 120 lb.: lean i’o'
Roast, 10 “41% 110100“ llltt.
Next Sande in; at 8 p. in. im-
Rev. 8.11.}; ha lwill pieacli a
Iperial cannon men in the Knight
Street Aq Ill. 1!. grch Bub not. God‘ 9
Wm log ‘9 ‘publiti is
our any lv 1 illubloct annual
morning.” m. . .
lg oi. the arrloa. "A
The third
Hero Paiyil‘t h Eire." wilLiie [iv
an by Rev Nowell Waiter. at
lunch tomorrow oven-
91”” granola:
'caqgg’l‘hy Broad Upan the
the Il‘irst in.
bass solo.
Water. "
den and Debt. moi
80.: .5"?- ”‘ 3.3080208:
Wt couple
chi-taco bu recover.
a .ibiit. is still rm
Mi. a trip will
louvre-lulu his
mama
Marga-mu
- {£58 ”.00" who may as...
gl g1. . . w .tiolo
g
[Within lg9ttie botween in k John-
naturism». summit. tun Ml: g
l in lithium and flags long bologn- tile
literati“ lb
£0?“ “1"?“
an“ I“ ,. ' ,
SAN .naaNCIsco. Oci.‘ 10.—-Ali
roads led to Celina today. With all
0090000 lor'u bitch in the great cham-
page bpdyywelght lie boldgi
erggu' '9 ”mugged, tho 0194110
by the assurance oblige principals and
taller. wally not at rest. 9
paling thls Morning hectic
piggy union Promo or. WWW"
l
Thoroughfare: lqa‘dgiig to the rim?
tgltle were alive with aiitomobilong
poimuguaund. and street cm Alcohol
lgoon hour, carried heavy loads or men»
on their way to the bleachers. Belor g
the salsa Wat. ll o'clock than!
was a long lln9 in wallng 'lllitgra wail
.0very indioaljon tlgaj {tomb would:
‘t‘gomo up to his expectation of a .20.-
900 house. Sportlnp men are here
from all partn ol the country.
No work was done In either camp
yesterday. Johnson was out in his.
automobile singling lglgg golden smile
Hg {RING itli easy assurance, and an
that he would pass the crisis in his
career.» a Miller with nylon colors.
Ketchel Was out for a ehbrt run on
the road, Ills manager said he was
not doing any worrying over the out.
Collie. ,Bplb men are reported to be
In the best kind of shape.
Fight enthusiasts and trainers who
hpvp watchild both men in their work
expect to witness a great battle.
Johnson's chanceo are told in his
superior weight and reach. while
Kelchel has a hard blow and a game-
ness that is devoid ol leai. Statements
made by the principals on the two oi
the twenty- round battle indicate. thr.
confidence tell by each
“I expect to win. of course." said:
Ketchel. "i haven't a bit 01' (ear of
Johnson although i appreciate his
ability as a lighter. i will go alter
him in what looks the best way. but I
never plan lights in advance i am in
the best shape that I ever was."
. "i will win this llalit and then I will,
so alter Jeni-lea." said Johnson. "I!
I can get Ketchel in the that round i
am going to do so. i am sure bl
knock him out, for i want to make
people understand what a chance I
have to whip Jim leaner."
‘ As there is no weight making con-
dition. the llabliara are expound to an-
ter the ring at 3 o'clock sharp. Tht
preliminaries start at 1:06 o'clock.
When the two champion! enter tht
ring the dillerenro in weight will be
around 25 pounds. Ketcbei thinks he
will weigh in at 178. Johnson‘- maria»
zer said that he was willing to have
lclihson weighed in the ring. and that
the More would be between iii and
lilo pounds.
In the betting Johnson still holds a
ton to (our favorite, with even iiionel
on llltoaii rounds. There in a health)
Ketcbel support.
HARVEIT DAV OIRVICI.
Will be celebrated in the booth Nor-
waik Iaptiat Oberon Tomorrow.
Harvest Day will be observed at the
Bomb Norwnlk Baptist. Church lompr
row. in the morning the outer will
speak on “The Call of the Autumn."
l‘iio ilililo school will convene at the
canal hour. and the Young People's
flooiety at it ociooll. The evening
tier-vice will emphasise distinctive loo
tum or the harem mm. with wet!
lei «noon on "The Hum Time
The quartet music will be cl 0 high
and extraordinary. character. fitting the
M”! at the coco-lea apooial mm
(do: manure for all.
Music lor the day:
Meg-nine.
l‘rsi tie-41? . 2‘. lat
thaihml’rm brandy. ha taper
ammo-w". urn thou my too Oh
..... guns-nu.» in w, In”
041??" ‘ “T“T‘; ,~ fi'fi'w‘ WA‘l‘filt 0:631. 03L tor-— re. Annie
Wm .9, , suction, lar‘tylocr. oi creator.
a Particular e mnMflMiW-mum laundromat
: tuning. * 1*.”9 the home «can litter. Mn Edward
Preludowlovoobtioli lg, W ~ . h Aggdorlon. ditto stroqt. where Ill.
{ ‘..;xuu ”gig... H.- I.” "“1"”. gf.'d.y'i
“when" . ..............r .... mg
“M m .2 Were bum-e ritfirin: foil nilht
. :.Hig.i--unsautavsi , IythldeflllflllMWMfolllld00.01:;
u ”WI, I” 70 “Elm“ her room '9‘ng Lludicol examiner
Oil MW! ““" " gives as Winchell»: cause at
moflibfilq, death. loll-s. Miami was a trained
fulfill! brow nurse liar billion! aim defer-iii years
Aigttioinw ywield mm "0' ' 2
0-514 1-
Numerous ., W
W2 . ,.
0V0 no shadow of doubl X
war
in "teriiil b
u, or lad best
8” 1'“ ‘.
thg; world.
doubt the most only
it Mil ore improve
time 0 “30'9“?" quality.
in; 95$ng
A We Chance
SOUTH NOR
vaito TIL; 40:. ‘
tut, mogul o In more ornamental.
flaob
r
5| WALL ITIIIT.
Home Comfortable
Meals
“LEVID ”To HAVE STOLEN
JEWELRY.
ROXBURY. Oct. ltl.~—Thti man ar-
rested in Boston giving the name or
George F‘. Hayes is believed here to iii‘
the man at that name employed as a
nurse {or Mr. Davenporl, latherln
law at Charles ll. Ferris at Stamford.
who left the houoo unexpectedly on
acptomber 25.1mm his departure
the police were notiiiod'iluit jewelry
valued at «.000 no missing besides
tilt) in money and some ciothinx. The
list or jewels given out included a
nineteen stone diamond horse shoe pin
I lady‘s diamond pin with a single euro
at alone, a pin with a ball carat
Ilene. a locket with oeverai stones. 0
cold woddinu rill! (”On by Mr. Ferris
to his bride when they were married.
on July 22. a ring with initials inside,
a [old hormones pin with diamond in
center and poem. one pearl being inio
sins.
"‘0 at “l
m: ..
THE HUB RAN m is made in many models and designs. is without a '
bio and satisfactory range on the
ants than any other range and costs no more than
Used and recommended by all the leading ooolt~
130 II” WM! A1“. 'i‘.
Merrill 00.910000 Calico .1;
DAY AND N ENTER NOW.
DION ‘i. g. ’ . BOOKS FREE.
South Naturally. Statutory]. Port Chester
We would olll particular attention to our moulded 0!
mad. in two clue of Douglas iir. the mom
in we «uncanny recommend "Llriool'll Ilooiln
no In piano. at metal. am not rust or «angry and 010 iii» a «iron».
'0'. a. Jackson
Optician ‘
Everything in th; Option} Line.
Eyes Exaggimpd
gluongjfi. ‘
“i Jhlfl‘h‘amwfi I
market today. ‘
' system are twolold-«llrgit that it i9
~ For tile some runoff We will have to
’ stood at (lglel' tweag'ii, as is: tho‘wlkgnal
Mi! 0 cations in our distributing
direct current. and second tight it is
220 volts for both lignius, out! motorli.
The New York, Edison ayltam was
installed in the .very early days or
electrical engineering when the ironw-
‘Iedpe of alternating current phenom-
one woo vary 0:309 and has bqongdd-
‘bored to simply «use a cbaase
iwould have meant the abandonment
of all the old generating systems and
igloo the customerp‘ lamps and molar-9.
‘lteep our antiquated system which.
however is on slot/en years old. in
fillioou. Ismael, be tamerabered also
9mm
mm
19m. "ll- 40:.
Lumber and Mill Work fol Everything
from a Piggery to a Palpce
n_ Gallon.
idull-agile of motgol‘llg w‘iil ooh-
a" tor roofs and also for
Free
NORWALK.
”El ‘1')?!
Jeddo Cool for Fumbce" "
Cross Creek Cool for Range
Carmel Cool for Open Grate
on Time '
Children Happy
Raymond Bros.
.-......-_ V,
FOOTIALI. PLAYER lNJUilIU.
aky, the lows loll and, may be out
or football for the remainder or the
eeaiion became of n atranxe injury.
When entering scrimmage practice he
collars mm a headache. anti for two
nights the coaches have been coin;
polled in take him from the name 00
cotton lit cannot Mmenihor the signals.
lie oompialded or severe lllll‘llll‘ pains
in the bark or his head and bolus a
medical student he in learlul or the
consequences should he color a con
toot. Krouaoky will rest loi- two
days and then try the scrimmage prac
tice again. ll be curlers any bad re
with twin momma; he will quit
football lot the out o: the Mn.
glottal-on 6ry
"@AO @RlA
in Norwalit lolit week, there were
six tilled of property, and mom:
tor "0,300. In the llrst week at Onto
iher lost your there were nineteen “in
0! roll emu. oiidfmortmoii 0'! ”1.300.
W "
am no.
She Meredith give him tile milieu.
Manhood it hill) the min
Itili later. when he was uniting.
ig’o lulu 0m with. t «bigot.
”in. tho apportion maid of thy this,
may till» sees him iioiiioaiaa to nor.
WWW! We: t
l; r4"
, lit in all colors.
“will ll; Mite?
WlWMM‘” " " “
foreitnrofi marathon itii
Add also huh 'l‘iio bouillon limo
. "chat the New York Edison Comgianyfs
till some cases,
i
i whole city
lQWA Ci'l‘Y, 1a.. Oct. lil.—-—Kreren- ‘
, i
g load le very much concentrated. prob
ably using more current in one bidding
than we one in our
When this system was copied, why
was it not copied in its entirety. giv
,in; us a three-wire system. thereby
220volt motors? Perhaps Mr wi-n
cheater can enlighten as on this point,
strong on elucidation, judging from
very pointed questions. The ques
tion of balancing the load on a three-
wire system does not seem to frighten
other electrical engineers. and they
do not claim to be wlsardd either.
lly using 220 volts lor lighting. in
stead of 110 volts.
compelled to ply twice as much for
{or which tungsten lamps can be
bought at a reasonable rate.
could divide their lighting bills by
of light or they could get three times
as much light for the same money. We
' also must not lose sizht ol the fact
that the 110 volt carbon filament lamps
similar lamps for 220 volts-athat is.
(or an equal candle power a 220-volt
' lamp uses filleen per cent. more cur-
rent than .a llilvolt lamp. As our
income lor lighting, neglecting the mo
tor business. is at the present. time
not far from 340.000 per year. it will
be seen that thin error in cooling our
, consumers about. $6.000 per year. {or
. which we have absolutely no return
i would also respecilully call Mr
Churchill's attention to the fact that
the New York Edison llompnny are
using alternating current in their use
extensions 990 have been lur some
years.
Mr. Church“! a statement about tin
noise made. by alternating current are
lamps in uncalled for. as the street
lighting system was not criticised. He
also reveals the superficiality at his
engineering knowledge by proposing to
instal one or two transformers to each
customer. He does not seem to have
heard or grouping lrotn twenty-live to
one hundred customers on one tinne-
lormer, which is the rule, not the ex-
caption.
Tlie non-condensing stations men-
tioned were quoted lor purpooea ol
comparison without any intention of
being inconsistent. as it is well known
that very many stations are of necea:
city run non-condensing. because at
their distance (mm a cheap water
supply. city water being usually too
expenlive to be used lor condensing
purposes. This reasoning does not
is near the water‘s Odie. and thorg‘
never was.aiiy logical excuse tor lo;
calla; the plant so tar inland. The
writer concedes that the ideal loco
tion for a power plant is at or near.
the center of gravity of the load. How»
ever. the satire; edit and inconvenience
at handling cool and about should not
belitregolded. ind our plant been
Iocltégi hour the river. “the saving on
coal handling alone would certainly
have more then till» the copper loss
as. to any militia: oi' the further our
in! which would ligive been attained
by running the plant condensing. l
min not illopomi to criticize llr. Win
cheater top severely for these errors
iii tl’tb ppst but still when an easin-
oer blew: his, own ling-p to lunch. line
above, the aver . and our plant. at
its Very inception. will at lam lire
roars beblpd the stills of the art. at
that egg... 1 will say {or Mr. ti-liurcli
ills informallign that the oil otg‘llldl
are a comparatively reheat install»
lion. and built to 020 K. W o! a
étol’dl capo/c ty. at rated lodil cl 720 li’.
“A, all this rest; bolas plum ngiil‘tel.
lr. (illiitjcbill also tallies somatic
. r. . ' _ , 4' ' , liar MN
concur. in me in“... .001. “one"
. n m, “a“; m “I" v , d p or thin paper is too titan
“allilmtlliiiu M saw-”W I!“ Hill". ”I!“ unfiltererw‘l'th i Wimig‘fi Ill “"5; grimy,“ W 1“,!!!ng ill my
0. ball .wlio nae been miildlol hm. iggtl’fi - g Q , . l m. and. itifig in much exam
of oil mim’otiliimam .. . ..y lo ‘
a we .0. :8
WI?
allowing us to use 110 volt lamps and ,
although no does not seem to be very _
the meagre replies he has made to my. '
our citizens are “
tungsten lamps for that voltage. where:
as. it we had the lib-vole service;
they »
three and still have a better quality '
are lilteen percent. more ellicient than -
apply in our case. as our beavicet load ,~
' n... Tatiana and on...
Waiats. Regularly '..liilo
'l'onlgli lit ......... ...... 590
Blankets
75c blankets ............... 49c
31.8ih‘nitete ............. 890
Ii 1 Blankets ....... . ..... 980
35.0010 $8.00 Skirts.
3.8.98
Panama and 'Volle skirts.
Tonight ................ 03.08
No Alterations.
Sc 0. N. T. Thread. 3 1-20
be Vcntbone Supports . ...... 20
Underwear
l
naturaliy‘
wear and
shape.
siwritlon of some.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
lie era attci'gion to their; ignorance
oi engineering matters
in conclusion. i would recommend
lion cl his letter. he must be a very,
very roan: man) to subscribe to this
some Engineering itecoxd {or a your.
mental capacity will permit and at the
and or that time he may hare mass
“tau“, “nag. ”mean“: I“. gaunt!9m“xh “at ‘40 2mg“ “mulf into ‘l “90?le (or b‘onl an n“
gcotitrtiversy be We nothinc about.
the press. than crowding out topics or
greater importance to the readers. who
doubtien are becoming quite bored
with the subject. in two, lilo engin-
eering knottiedge is rtminretitiy on a
par with his ability as n min-tor. ll
bib utterly irrelevant remarks ebmit
lli'. Cook and. MI gum drops at the
North Pole are any criterion.
50o Pair Women's Pants. to- « . 9
night ............. . ...... 39: Tonight 81.50 Unilirellaa..fl.1jl .
792 Washington 2 South about ,
Street Going, '
“The House of mam and ”9313338 "
"council's * '
Foot Form Shoes
Shoes that
by children.
FLYN N & RYAN
”WASHING-TON OT.
Winter Underwear
The more critical you are about the lit and quality of undergarments.
the greater our confidence that you will be pleased and satisfied with
Merode (hand-finished) Underwear
it is worn by thousands of Amtriciui women all over the land who
recognize its superiority in every essential of quality. finish and '00er .
The styles suitable lor tall and winter are ready anti we mm ~ ,
N. E. RYAN CO.
Joyous STOCK
‘ of Gas Fixtures, Mention. Giolienuitl Burners
Porcelain Enameled Bath and Foot Tuba. isolator-
ies, Classic and Nickel Fixings.
it you are to have a home built or wish to 119.904
the present abode the looii we unit you to matte will
prove very blbdlablo.
We tarnish all materials—«aimido the work well}
ill illitl & Iiillliliiii FM“.
i
my young iriend (for. by the minimal ‘0" furnished W Piott l WW“
Ipie furnished by Hr. which“ do
or no. road it as intelliaently as mpdupiicate
exploiting alarm: in the columns ot’
Now. as ligr. Winchester has seen lit
. to make public laslniiatitiis initial
the quality or the oil machined by the
mgggm no he communicative (or tile liloiiei engines. mm"i"‘mh
"m I... l challenge either or both llr. Winn“!
one cheater and Mr. Manchurian. chin W
ebullient oi the American Diesel bin j“
slit ’0 company. in halibut a signed
Mir t3!"
WM
To ever-y wiggling who r i
this stora wig out a ., .
igiea Magazliié Eh.
sweaters
70c Moii' s Sweaters ........ ”of
000 Boys' ‘lwvnleis ......... «a _'
mu Q'iil $8 00 ibis.
. $8.98
26 styles to eeiect from for
tonight
................
0.50, 308.. 98
'500 Window display 01' oiir--- I;
31.50 Bags. ’i‘«iigiglil. . . . . 3,09
$1.50 Umbrellas, 31.197"
“just
are worn
Will
hold their
so. aoawaut. ,
.I
soon-l noaweax '
Rave U0 Loolt 00202
Your Carriage
occasionally to see it every act and
bolt is in good condition. it every/thin:
is all rlxht you don't have to pay as
anything. And it there should blown
to be anything wrong we repair it for
a moderate sum and probably one
you (ruin a more or loan serious accl-
tlent as well
Luther M. would
seem uoawaut dowel
w
17 WALL
Mounts.
engine ill and ui 3‘3i'i'hiod':""ihct. ‘
misiny oi the oil was the cause at tilt ‘
breaking oi the main shalt. or mm
was not exactly the some u the
their agent, and which they screed to
it should be understood by our oil
nous thht a brokeli she‘ll is not,
sihly it own the all tile lilo” {ll
waist pin and cracked the
bonds on tige same engine,
can . ‘ ’
inning. you for your oonllw
tioig, i reiggeln, yours very no
“DNA?! WP} ‘
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Louis. no.0 ll lo&i:?
rgorwny. Mela. “writ-it:
mam item and
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