.._liiil1-,ih
Get Your
Filtering? "e 53“
Bridge Pll
”PM” Mind.” servl
Personsiattsntion on
Chairs for our trail» as
Come in and wslt'for y
names P. ‘
.slmtlssmsmr.
Arthurxrics. of East New
been the guest ofhls sister, M
Batterson. in Westport.
Mrs. Walter Mier. of Grct
guest of her sister. Mrs. F'red .
Wheeler, of Cottage street.
. W
There will be a meeting of
this evening at the Lighthouse
on the Washington street bri
Mrs. Stuart‘Youngs,‘ of Bridg
a seat at the home of her pare r.
and Mrs. Daniel T. Murphy.
avenue.
Mrs. H. J. Hosegood. of H s
avenue, and horguest. Miss Em -
ter. of East Orange. spent yeste ll
Huntington.
Letter Carrier Jesse Seam
William Smith are among the
witnessing the Vanderbilt cup
Long island today.
5%;
The East Norwalk fire distri
mittee is scheduled to have a
monthly meeting Monday eve
the motor generator house in S
avenue.
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The largest attendance of t. r
was out Thursday for the week] -
or service at the East Avenue -
odist Church. The meeting w-
of unusual interest.
A delegation from East N.
more interested in eseslloua tha -
‘mobile racing headed for the b»-
thls morning. The 'scallop hun-
clllde a number of the trolley
Most everybody appreciates i .
Weather of the early fall, but
rainy days—say No or thre r
be considered very satisfactory.
is considered the driest fall in l
years.
The general subject of the :
Bible class meeting at the ills -
nne Methodist Church tomorrol
be "The Ten Virgins." and a pa
topic of discussion will be "A ~
Ready." .
The fishermen are comment:
go on rost'ilshing expeditions.
isr no lg catches have been re
but the indications for about i
all) run. The start of the sense
about the yield expopted for so
L .
M
Quite a number of enthusiast
automobile racing say they are
over to the automobile race to .
off on October 16th. being of til
ion that it will be more into
than today's regular Vsnderhli
-——Vote for Herbert 0. Polls
town tax collector.
.u...
The electors should hear w
mind the new ballots which
used in Monday”s election. 1‘
structlons specified by the law
be toilowed absolutely in order it
a ballot count.
The Misses Carroll. of Brio.
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. lie
Murphy. of East avenue. Jaw
Green. of the battleship New
shire. is also spending a low day
his wife and the istier's parent
and Mrs. Murphy.
Most of the local oysternlsn w
working on the natural growth
beds. oft Bridgeport. will be he
day to spend Sunday at '
homes. Monday being electlo
the return to the oyster beds wil
ably be made later than usual h
of the men.
At the Advent Christian Chu
some .s. at“. Holy Communion
observed; Bundsy school at 1
Junior meeting at it pr m.; loyal
er‘s meeting at 5:46 p. m.. leads
Lillian Walsh. topic "fianctliled
lloly Spiriil" preaching by pas
7 p. m.. subiect "The dream
Christ." , .
The charts choir of the loss
nae Methodist Church will
uesrd tomorrow. The stem
der the leadership of N. lsnith ;
son. have been practicing a
program of music for tomorrow.
will also be communion It the c
tomorrow, on account of it hot
first Sunday of the month.
The vslus of mint Norwsill
niece of re ninth! that!
on Calling Qt Ill! .lfiliflu
mm“. ill . . .t ‘
walls“; ' hm“ a L A
. . . cm . .
street. The iltelndnplmtl billy
Misfit» four three s on
faith , . .
dersc .
ital .ltoilubliastt friend
. as Golector 8o rt. ti. Mitch-
.‘id ithst Nth-walk. wil undoubtedly
be pleased to vote Monday to retain
.tllsytss collector's once. which
. ., , ,iibdts so basically and ‘in a
neon-J pleasins to tits taxpayers. Mr.
its ‘ i's name appears undertile list
of Democratic nominations. His lie-
31.:
. publicsn friends can votefor him, sim-
ply by placing an “it" before his name.
slur Norwallt is likely to a. some
' interestingaeroplane experiments be-
fore long. it is expected that John 0.
Brass' plane wlilhe brought back from
Bridgeport ill a week or two. equipped
with a gasoline engine, for trial on the
local meadows as a starting point. it
is also stated that Sellcck Andrews'
plane will be equipped with a motor
in a short time. Mr. Andrews. like
Mr. Press, has long experimented in
aeronautics and is deserving of a good
measure of success for his application
to the study.
—-For constable vote for Henry C.
Selser, East Norwaill.
The East Norwalk Fire Department
had a stubborn litle fire to contend
with yesterday, but it was extinguish.
ed before extensive damage had been
done. The blaze occurred in the home
of Expressmau and Mrs” William A.
Thompson. in Lorena street. and de-
veibped in a closet on the second floor.
it was discovered by Mrs. Thompson.
who smelled smoke and going upstairs.
found a lively blaze in a closet. She
not about to smother it with two pails
of water, but such headway had the
flames gained that the water had little
effect. Mrs, Thompson also raised a
cry of “fire" in the neighborhood and
a 'telep‘one message was sent to Enl-
erson Ayers' store in Van Znndt street.
from which point the fire department
alarm was sent in. Chief F. M. Wheel.
er and the department responded in
quick time and put the fire out with
chemicals. The damage is estimated
to be about 825. The interior of the
closet and its contents were severely
damaged and a new closet door will
be required. ,A bed was scorched and
paint Work nearby. as wall. Tile origin
of the tire is unknown. hllt spontaneous
combustion is considered likely to havo
been responsible.
y llillllililil
Rev. and Mrs. S. 1). Woods,
been spending a few days with
tires in this place.
have
full!-
I.
~For Constable vote for Henry C.
Seltzer. East Norwalk.
There will he a meeting of the fair
committee at the Hose house on Mon-
day evenlng. All members are re-
quested to be present.
--E. E. Steinhsrt, notary public.
A small building has been erected on
(loose island for the use-ct scientists
who are expericentlng. Signs have at-
30 been erecting. wsrnlng trespassers
to keep off under penalty of the law.
-—Vote for Herbert 0. Pollard for
town tax collector.
Today‘s papers contain announce
ment of the critical illness of John 8.
Huyler. the candy manufacturer. at
his home in Rye. N. Y. Mr. liuylel-
is associated in business with ll.
Frank DeKlyn, of Pine Point.
lillll mutual.
lke’ Bouton's Joe Waiters, Carl
Welsheit's Montenegro and Frank Tut-
ile'n Moquette. are to start lit the ra-
ces at Danbury fslr next week.
Deputy Game Warden John it. Finch.
of ilarien, yesterday arrested Fritlllt
Clercce in the woods of Dorian. while he
was hunting gray squirrels. lie plead-
ed guilty before Justice W. ll. Will-
ololt. Jr.. last night. and paid refine
and costs of 019.67.
dw—«a—o
Chester Belleoh. of Norwalit. is the
ch' Burn golf champion for
this lesson. Mr. Belleck won the
finals st llil holes lsst Bsturday. detest-
ing Dr. Gerrit Smith. During the sev-
eral seasons he has played Woe Burn.
Mr. Bellectt his always figured promi-
nently in the competitions and cham-
plonships.
On Monday the ministers of the New
York district will hold their annual
fellowship meeting in the Methodist
WM
. Assessors’ Notice
The Assessors of the Town of list-lea
wilibs st their cities in‘Towu Hell
building on election dsy. October 3rd.
to naive tss lists.
I” fit BOARD 01" AIBMCORB.
”“7601 Your
E License st the Town Clerk's
. (slim-stroll:
from
lanthanum.
, s. s can so. belies
Mil film
more
. mytgillr. It shot
l, A. _,
Harmon Hill’ll
of m: tires dent. Willlsm Gui ll: vi“
llliilll bull .
: Mrs. Wilfred H.
. Mm
, . ended or mlnlst
vmlilcg service. at 'lttlo. all
be, public still will he s dressed it
out Q). Jo
Bloch yn. _ in
.hew bend ube' or
ti "it if 'rb‘
lilisls'co cs Bend-an dill officers
olilcers are also the board of direo .-
T‘he new band is one result of s s it
in the Newton Heights arses as r .-
At the Methodist Church. on Bun-
dsy. the annual Rally Day service of
church and Bands school will be hold
at 10:39 ll. m. a specially attractive
program has been arranged. Mrs.
Holmes. of Noroton. will sing. The
other services of the day as usual. ex-
cept that there will be no evening ser-
vice, on account of the union meeting
In the Congregational Church.
ham
Linsley Corns has purchased a five
passenger Mitchell automatic.
residentiwm er '9‘. M ,. .
End truslirer. Willigh‘l‘lrtlhson. “3?:
Mrs. John 8. Gregory has returned
from a pleasant visit in Brooklyn. N.
Miss Bertha Brothermn was the
guest Thursday of Rev. and Mrs.-
Mackenzie.
W. 0
Peter Maurer. who .went to the State
Reform school two years ago. has re-
turned to his home.
> ./ M arc-gun— '
Frank‘Chase has moved his family
to Bedding Ridge. where he has so-
cured a good position.
William Patric has taken the posi-
tion at the Embaiming factory model
vacant by William Moses.
Rev. Mr. Mackenzie and Rev. Mr.
Dean attended the funeral of Dr. Guii-‘
hert at Southport. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Doige have re-.
turned from an extended tour through
Canada and New York state.
Oscar Smith has the contract to
n? Churdhlé " V
germs iN mo FoorsALL nutss.
Bushin or pulil runner after the
brim prbhlbuea. n‘
interlocked interference is no long.
or allowed. »
Forward pass may go over any part
of the line.
Crawling by a runner fairly downed
is- prohibited. ‘ .
Center may not put ball in play by
kicking it forward. {
Kicked hail cannot be recovered by
scrimmage, unless fumbled. .
Forward passes of more than 20‘
grid. beyond scrimmage are prohibi-
l
Players taken out of game up to the .
last quarter may reenter the game
once.
Kicks or forward passes from'scritn-
msge formation close to the line not
allowed. i
Blocking the end and "others on
their way down the hold on kicks or
forward passes prohibited. I
One attacking player may be in me
tlou obliquely, as well as directly. to-
ward his own goal before the ball is’
snapped. .
Players (except guards) may ad-'
vance the ball without its being first
handled by quarterback. and through
any part of the line. l
a... Woo...“
Strangely enough. It's when a man
comes right to the point that he is con-
sidered blunt.-—Philadelphio Record.
-— — v.4... M............N a
Daily Line to N. l»:
erect two new houses for charlcs Lan-
denberg on his North Main street
property.
Mr. and Mrs. Kettle, who have been
spending the summer at the home of
Aigy Burr, have returned to their
home lil Brooklyn. ‘
Mrs. C. 0. Jeliil. daughter and sev-
eral friends from Southport were
guests in town Thursday. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Doige expect soon to co-
cupy their handsome new home on
imperial avenue. l
Mr. and Mrs. J. Augustus Lees gave
a party to their little son John. Wed-
nesdsy afternoon in honor of his sixth
birthday anniversary. There were 12
present and besides I pleasant time
spent in playing games the little folks
were hiven'atl automobile ride through
the town. i
i
ll lllililliilll lili'.
Edward Brewer’s House dam}
spell to Extent of $50 in l
..- Yesterday’s Fire
The tradition that fires about The
Norwslils comes in threes is saved for
the third fire in the Norwsik series
occurred yesterday sfteruoon. Au
slsrnl front Box 62. which box is to
csted on The Green. was turned in
about three o’clock and the entire de- .
pertinent made for the box. 'l‘hcy
rout-bed there bllt the fire was out. The
fire started in the servant's room lll‘
Edward Browcr's house and burned
the floor quite badly. The water that
was put on it soaked up the walls be
low and put the wall paper below to
the bad. The damage was estimated
at about the covered by insurance.
The girl is s hungsrlsn girl and was
using s lamp it is thought. which tip-
bed over setting fire to the carpet. libs
screamed brlnsilfg the other . ill the
house. and then tried to put the fire
out with her bends. she was badly
burned about the lsce sad hands and
lost a quantity of hair. She was burr»
ed so bsdly in feet that Dr. William J.
Tracey wss called. to treat her. He ‘
made tbs young woman as comfortable
possible and she is feeling some '
W at better this afternoon.
Hillilii lliill llul
imam llttllll.
tun. wall-id new." clean
President infliction
of talcum
“NH
The annual metallic and election of
officers of the Hospital Willst Club. for
the season of mot . was held with
well. yesterday.
The election was 'foilows:
Presldeutwflrs. . illl'iid ll. llctiwell.
Vice‘Presidhhl-whlrs. Charles J. l’ilh
goon.
Treasurer-aid". Mortimer it. Mscr
Causlsnd.
For Freight. Only
. Freight Propellers leave Pier 28.
East River. New York. (foot of Dover
street), every day (except Sunday). st
8 p. m. Freight received at Norwsllt
up to i p. m. and South Norwalil up
to 5:30 p. at.
News“: Stesmbost be.
Arming J. Smith. 0. c. Hegsmsn.
Lessee General Agent
mule w. adage”
Funersi Director and Elnbslnm
19 North Msln Street. South Norwslk
Residence. I Wehhlngion Street.
Telephone ”Miles. 336-2.
Telephone stencil“. cos.
i
wuss .IHOT '5'th coats
GAS
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
' went to be ready for the
best, order your Gss
Range today
$14.75....
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
Housatonic
Power Co.
All New Fall Patterns
in
Linoleums ‘
a Big Selection
to choose from
New, Home
Sewing Machines.
secretsrywliiss Grace, at. Seymour.
The limits! Whlst Club does not
play for p sis, but the dues are used
towards some of the many needs at
the hospltsl. During the past ycsr the
club has given to the hospital is omen
towels. 8 doses sheets. ill counts ~,‘
psnes sad it, uses. The club still he
s goodlysnwln the treasury tow s
soother «as work. They hsrs
fifteen s meetings salt In
canning cool I, sttwhlch thus the stun
t men are stiles . .
The nest utterance m
withths vicious“ out. till.
sees. on Friday. 03f. it.
1
.tv
' will be “M
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W
s. it. surround. unrest-Miss
F. A. .- l ,.
4 «swordsman
councilman,"
Q
l
. litqututi'ioasuu..
\ As the use of artillery becams‘more
-. common and the ally-intense of verb
ability and a greater rapidity‘of are
. were recognised grins. except among
, f the orientals. became smaller. butoi
better workmanship and construction.
. " inventors began to try their hands at
all sorts of imeremehts or attempts
at improvement. and in the course of
s hundred years or so the number of
different pieces of council. large and
small. mussle or breechloading. was
simply legion. There were cannon.
cannon royal and delnlcannon. three
or four classes of culvorins. bombards.
mortars, perriers, serpentines, can
choose. cut-tails. passevolarlts or zebra-
tauas. busillsks. argues, bakers, min—
ions. moinnes. falcons and faiconets.
roblhats. fowlers. bases. slings. port-
pleces, murderers. drakes. asplcs. dou-
ble dogs and lagtors. to say nothing of
ribadouuins. flying dragons and par-
tridge lllortars.—-(ientletnan's Mags-
1 no.
M4.
For Bale'in any smount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
. sil Psi-ts of the World
load lieuuired by Law
Deposited With lists of Court.
For Protection of Patrons
' insurance sud Rest Estate Agents
“~—
‘J. M. Layton 81 Co.
I Railroad Ave.. loath Net-walk
ratevuons am. no
Dorlon
* _
(Gregory’lculsv
a A or N on WI t. It
Shore Dinners and All Kinds Of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. 673.. can
PROPRIETOR.
has... & Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL CHOP
in the Town
.suro accrues
Phone BOG—{lo South Main Street
8. Norwdlh. Conn, Music Hall Block
cllltutlnw
it! WMHiNflTON ITR‘I'I'
THE no SCIENCE
Delhlfion of We
calm Issue Is the mos of in
cause o the disease sad tits art of
lusting the ssme. Diseases srs cs .
by s wrench. twist or malls in
back. null if done ht mascot
creates pinched osrvss sad bale ‘
{stealth is the discreet stuns salt
m l
chiroprsotors reslovs the cause i
this disuse sad psin. ssd hsslttl
restored thrush humanist“ the
nerve systems indoor body. , .
l“fl‘isirilvuususss. millet. Pull):
m' sires smallest Im
as re...“- 'r ’
s
chance whip you. '
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
uwssllmtl‘r’olt st. so. uoswsts
sissmiis Wests Olsen Ales.
Real 'Eiidte
tell. me. anal
cum am ssswcs
WW .
Hm Rents “timed, and sit insi-
m in Property dens n
, Mus-mitt Llrs ovuvo.
J A sadder l'llteresttsttaches to such.
brilliance—that it is. chemically speak-
ing. soon to passfizswsy. To our
eventual descendants life on liars will
no longer be something to scan and
interpret. "it will have lapsed beyond
the hope of study or recall. Thus to
us it takes on an added glamour from
the fact that it has not long to last.
for the process. that brought it to its
present pass must go on to the bitter
and until the last spark of Martian
life account. The drying up of the
planet is certain to proceed until its
surface can .support no life at all.
Slowly. but surely, time will snuff it
out. When the last ember is thus an
tlngulshed the planet will roll a dead
world through space. its evolutionsry
career forever ended.~—Professor 140w-
ell in Century. ‘
“a... We. ..,. .
‘Way ofservl ,
this countnynln
.4... map .. .. . "' ‘
BUTTERED BREAD WITH“HIB .l
THUMB. ‘ l
Cat's sleet lathe only. survival of a‘
est ”3? pr veiledin
‘ \ to e in reduction
of forks, for it‘ vias‘ the custom in
medlseval times to serve ropst meat
on s spit audio pass it ‘sround the is.
bio for each guest to cut off what he
liked. a method that di not allow tine
perscnonlytm secure it {term . .-
hits. in France onestiilfin schic en
livers and bacon served.” small sols.
and to the Britisher it always suggests
at ilrst night the 100d 91. the domestic
cat. It is probable that many pee is
continued t opretor lingers . to ta 10
iltensils. even after these Were pars
fected and in enerai use. for knives
were certsinly arrested at the period
who nCharies xtl. chose to butter his
bread with his royal thumb.——~London
Chronicle. , ,
WALL
PAPER
Painters’
Suppfies
Decorator
h.
to are Street, has Norwslir
Telephone 452
Norwalk Consillid
To ' Danbury Fa:
by Automobile
The Norwalk Consolidated Auto Co.
will run their Auto Bus to the Dan-
bury Fair commencing Tuesday. Octov
her 4th. and every day thereafter,
leaving the Mahackemo Hotel at 8 a.
m., and the Norwalk Hotel as 8:15
a. In. .
Touring Cars will leave the Garage
at 8:30 a. m., same dates. All cars
will leave Fair Grounds at 6 p. m.
Touring cars will call for passengers
anywhere in The Norwallrs by appoint-
men . -
Buy your tickets in advance, as the
number. is limited. Orders tilled by
mail or telephone.
Round trip tickets—Touring cars.
$2.50: auto bus. $1.50. e-
Automohlle raced‘Tuasday and Sat-
urday. The Koehler. 40, has been on-
tered in several races. Watch her per-
formance and be convinced of her
qualities.
Telephone 1120.
sled "
Auto Company
Does Your Rodi Leak?t
The Century Compound "
STOPS ALL LEAKS
50c I GALLON 50: I GALLON!
We. guarantee the weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
foir estimates. Correspondence solicitC
er.
Century Roofing Co.. inc.
83 Washington St.
i
South Norwslk
l
{MY GLACIIG FOR UNMIV IV“
Are your eyes uneasy! m the}
beginning to rebel! late than wil
iambic. Put them at their ’sss.
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES.
We grind our own lenses.
The
Jewell ~
Heat
Controller
automatically opens and close!
your furnace or boiler dampers an
often as the temperature of the
house falls below or rises above the
standard on yourself,set.'
Tit-I .1' hit CLOCK attachment
provides for change. for a warmer
temperature in the morning without
putting the Controller “out of busi-
ness‘ during the night.
ousnsnrsao .aort 'rwsrtrv-
. luvs vases. .
Horacell: Nash
TILIPI‘IGNI ill W”
Feuwrck Optical Co.
oulrsc sans sentoma
Rooms we
or wasmueren srsssv.
Hours—s to 11:30 a. m.. see into to
g p. to. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
p. m.
w:
i
Namath. coon. July It.
To the Hosting 1 Plumbing Co.
(leullelnn: During the winter of
idol-Oil i used mo worth of cubic
best my sis spartlnsst hours. using s
holler of wall know malts. This l
changed for s Insurer lloilsr and used
it during the winter of lamb and my
entire cost but use tldll. melting s not
saving of $98. .
You may use this stsfemcnt in say
only you care to.
4' Yours truly.
we” HARRY W. MATillllli.
W
r
Norwailt. Conn. July 22. '10.
Mr. ‘13?sz 1.; ii-iea‘t’slg It Plumb.
.. orws n.
Dear Sir: *
which you placed in the Sentinel build-
ing last fall ave as complete ssitsa
faction i every wag. Our oosl bill
wss ene- slf atolls it had been the
preceding menu. You may use this.
in any wsy you like.
you";
Very trains.
JAM GOLDEN.
Prop. Evening Sentinel.
Hoe uncle... 7.
The Spencer Holler *
Banquets a Spccldty
n. Main awtaasasnm
STEWAR?
COOK
srovns '
are the equal of ally
made and lower
in price
$Ml
will buy a Stewart. fully ‘
dumbed by us
'l’ileA.i.Angevise tr South.
as to til Washington “not.
. tooth Nsmik
rm
w
i. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
.88va use stimuli untold?! ,
ssrssst seams lots us’v’isltn
smear albums. no
I.
messes-
Norwalk Chronicler