world Uneeda Bllécuit“ also
methods which
Revelation I
realize this
open the royal
and find soda crackers
ing and pot! that
be resist
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
VCtl'lC'
8faltedlns
la soclacraclter quality. You
at
CISSO tempt-
they cannot
‘ I
{1'va Men Killed and ‘I’vvo Fatally Hurt
along: 397% .
, 7--—'I‘W.0 men
tiled on two others
'y j, Edi: nlpdddg Ithstdtbéyi will
a n". a t on y to u a
.l” e'st 2 Nest 8th IItreét a{etween
2 oadwsy and Sixth avenue The po
ce arrested fifteen than and four we
won as witnesses.
r‘ The shooting, it is stated. was be
bsrgronp of men who ran into
1‘ pin "oi “II cafe apd begun
,. n at a ground men and Women
21» {me of t e bibles. The
. ~ Id lit expect if an attack, for
i. at the table immediately be
“gm to boot at their assailants.
”Fully fifty shots Were tired and the
. mange the attacking party fled
e ”and soon d.
, , When rl'ive they found
, 0 man dead on” t e sidewalk Ibot
lrough the head Furl soothe; dead
n found}? ; cafe tide r.
you was Howard
edociors at
llevue Hospital. where 6they were
the a motive to the sheeting other
than that it was a gang fight. The
(this is run by "Chick" Tricker. a form
9r prizeflzbter.
i‘
LADIfis’ VISITING BOARD.
41 ._ ‘ r.“
”it H. c. Sharer Chosen President at
Annnsl Meeting.
The regular. meollug of the Ladies
iIltin; Board was held at the Hospl
l, Monday. Oct. 3. This was also
0 annual meeting wnen the election
It?
our.
Salomon—Mrs Frederick A. inns.
«Treasurer—“Mrs Robert VsnButen
. Ifl‘bo feign/Ins lifts ware gratefully
. ring September: ll’lowors
. in YMIIIII‘ resbrsy, Mrs. J. Seymour,
;arke_r; magazines from Mrs
‘ " _ Altruism-til. isil Preebrey, Mrs.
, * .Mrs Robert VanBuren. Dr.
. inortler. Dr alter itchcock; old
,. ,Mrs. Ev ry; tom toes. Mrs. B.
.. IMrs Mary Stone: apple‘s,
‘ii'l. Parker; graphs, Mrh ’l‘hos. Low
. mm BMW: 18 large sheets. the
d of the Norwslii Methodist
.t rough Mrs. L. J. Reynolds:
= dots the Mdlee' Aid of the
. - Dublin Cliuroh: 20 pillow
*‘ a. livery and Mrs. A. B
Cipv‘erly; 2 lat e sheets from Miss El
Ia Bribes. 'l‘ e visitors for October
m3“. 1. J. Reynolds and Mrs. (lav-
olllcers look place, which resulted
own:
ideuthrs. H. C. Sharer.
fiProsideuteMrs. Frances Sey-
IV WOMAN MURDIRID.
, retitled: Felice Held colored Ileva-
r for: Boy for the crime. '
(I NI‘M YORK. Oct. .m'rhe mysteri-
liul murder I)“ so not entlled would:
‘ dpedap rance la .a lesbianth
. . . Ia at Riverside Drive to
tasting the police so few to
h is Mine. The woman:
... I. diuiliecourt verdo
”I :‘IYO new in testis
‘ '7 t thii‘p vie mhadheeniltare y Inst.-
- ,- . Io“ .V . it were cor.—
III-Ilidm tint was
In OI
mil: as use
i
hIllsr ”mold?
by It or benefit;
a to the
filly, well
u
’ ”germs
hl'oo
unlit
:
e
fiat Norwellt.
moron the
1min} Pf
enoorip run nflfw was;
'_ an unusual demand for assistance. lhc
he “notation”
l-i ATTI NG IN ORANGE.
Big Slump In Trade There—Some
Shops May Close Down.
According to a story in the Newark
1N. J.) Evening News or yesterday
the hurting industry in range . .l..
is at a low ebb and it isaeai that
some of the largcr factories may cloac
for a short time at Icast. The story
quotes some manufacturers as saying
that business lhcre Is in bad shape
and that little has bccn going on and
that the prospects are not bright.
The increase in the number of cloth
bats and caps worn. the warm weather
that has prevailed during the full, the
general feeling of unrcst in the coun-
try and the sluckucss in tiller trades
are all usincd as factors it hringiux
about the prevailing conditions. The
Newark story says that the retailers
are doing but little business in soft
but lines and that but low duplicate
ordci‘s have boon rcccived. 'I'hcrc. has
been so little work in the shops that
the earnings of many of the cmploycs
have avcrngtsl not more than fivo doi-
lnrs, The Orange llurcliu of Antioch
nted Charities in uircady experiencing
story says. and anticlpntcs nu unus-
unlit hard slum because of the con-
ditions in the batting ludusln
KILLED NEAR FAIR GROUNDS.
”A...
Well Dressed Man Found on Railroad
Tracks In Danbury.
llANllliRY. Oct. 7.~~'l‘lie hotly of a
wolf-dresed man who is bolloved to
have been from New Haven. was found
on the tracks of the. Now York. New
llavcn and Hartford liuilroud hour the
fair grounds. early this morning. There
was nothing upon the body by ineaus
of which it could be Immediately iden-
tified. The man was apparently about
twenty six years old, and the police
are inclined to think that he was or
had been a railroad man. To the foil
of a Waltham watch found upon the
body was attached an old- fashioned
brass homage check from New York
to Milforrl.’1)earlng the number thirty-
one. Two excursion tickets to the Dan
bury Fair found upon the body were
sold yesterday at the New Haven stat
iiou His uni contained the initials "J.
S. ” and a handkerchief bore the initial
“(1. " The may: had either fallen from a
ti sin or bad been struck by a train
while walking the track.
—.... M...—
RESOLUTIONS 0F RESPECT.
The vestry of the parish of Saint
Paul‘s Church passed the following
minute at Its meeting on Tuesday
ulfiht but:
The death of Mrs. Marla Phillips
James has removed from the pariah of
Saint l’aul's Church ita oldest com-
munlceut. as well as one of its most
loyal supporters Even in her extreme
site, when she was unable to attend
the services at the church, her sollcl.
tilde for its welfare never row less.
The rector. whrdeus an veslrymon
of the puriph desire to place on record
their appreciation of her oxaiupio of
dellotlon. of her runny good works,
and of bar llilflilmllfili northern! have
theioft re ordered this minute epiond
splint sir official retnrd
W
«aw-.4
Millet home people any is of less im-
truth 1 in louvehwsid
4.. ”A...”
“WM!
Your Health
is your most precious posses-
» slob. Your first aid to health
should be the reliable and
proverb: family ~remedy
”Everywhere. iakaeellloaadfle.
5 is
. .....,...... .... .... e...
NIBHOLHEETH.
u
Former South Norwaiit Business Man
Weds New Canaan Lady.
On Saturday October 1. Dorothea
cecelis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fri-d
erlck .1. ll. seem, of New (.‘suann, and
Chester Eucell Nichols. of New Mil-
ford, formerly of South Narwulk. wore
united in marriage by Rev. W. Woiford
Tucker Duncan. of New Rochelle, bro
llior-in-luw of the groom.
The wedding was one of tho pretti-
est of the early fall, being pcrformcd
at the bride‘s home in East avenue. At
liulf past tlireo. Professor Nichols, at
Stamford. played IIil' (mi-him: strains
of the wcdding march, when the maid
of honor, Laura Nichols, slstcr of tilt
groom cuioretl. followcd by the brldt
on tho aim of her father ’I‘Ilci wore
met by the groom and his best man
(leoige Ii. South of lirooltiin N. Y.
cousin of the bride.
The bride yas attired in an import-
ed incc gown over white eutlu. She
was unadorncd savc for the while ilillt
veil which was caught with natural
flowers. She carried a shower bou-
quet or bride's roses and Miller! of the
valley. 'l‘bel maid of honor were a
noun of wblic. llul ovor green silk and
carried a large- bouquet of white curna
lions. Tho house was simply. but of
fectively decorated in autumn leaves
and small white dulsos.
Only the lmmcdlute families and a
few very intimate friends of the con
lraciing pariles were present.
'l‘iit- ilridc and groom left for parts
unknown in their Maxwell runabout
amid a sliowcr of confetti, old shoes
and rice. DcKlyn. or Norivnlli, valor,
cd.
~—
LIGHT—WANZER.
A very pretty home wedding took
place. Wednesday. iii 97 West sircol.
Ilanbury, when Nollie 0.. (Inuitblcr of
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Wanscr. was nutr-
rlcd to Walter E. Light. of 35 Rowen
street. Danbury. The Rev. ii. ll.
Morse ofllciatcd.
At one o clock the wcddlun party on
tcred the parlor, whcrc lhc coromony
was performed. to the strains of the
Mendelssohn Wedding tomb. played
by Miss Lulu Light. slsicr of the
groom. Miss Miriam (‘Ioec acted as
bridnsmaid. and Chester fluilcs, of
Norwalk. cousin of the groom, was
bout. man. The bride was nilircd in it
while satin gown with pcnrl trimmings
and tho bridesmaid worc yvllow satin
The house was handsomely decorated
in green and white.
After the ceremony a reception was
held and refreshments were served. at
the conclusion of which Mr. and Mrs.
Light started for a short wedding tour,
The bride was the recipient of many
beautiful presents.
MORTON—HEINZILMAN.
Robert Morton. one of the popular
Fmotormen on the local trolley. and
Miss Elizabeth tilcinzi gran were men
rind. In New orlt. .ng untidy After
sovcrai duper wed in; trip trill be at
homc in s rosidonce in Taylor svdhuu.
Horst. mwm
Mahackemomiiowsrd Baker-.0 .. .i.
l’lditcnu. II. A ilrubb. ll. Mathewson.
John H. Light. W. it“. Tammany, W. H.
Nuitlnu. A...l Anpiavlnodl‘ ll. Ilawiou.
(loo. Whoiploy.ciiy; l’ l". Msddocltnnd
wifo,i.. ll. line or. New York; H W
Iv.0nani (i if. Ollll, Boston. L. Mints.
Newark; L. Hurlbutt, Wiltouzw . .1
(fox. M W. Knight, Bridzeport: N s.
Palmer. T. J Fords. New Haven: it.
F. Sherman, Hartford: G. R. Willey
sud wits and son. Providence: it. it.
Clement. Wm Deroreet. Springfield;
ill ll. ileIui,Wostport; J. G. Parker and
wife Westflcltl. Mealt; F‘. H Carol
mayor, Woodelde, L. l.
TEXAS EDITOR DEAD.
DDNlSON, 'i‘exas. Oct. inmfidwinA.
Thompson. editor and owner of the
hostess Daily Herald. died last nilbt.
sand 41 years. lie was born In Steele.
......
A Large Number of Volume Added
' Dime: the RIM new om
The following additions have been
made to the books In the City of Nor
Walk Library:
Ballglon.
”more. so 0 J.
Science and immortality. ,
r at loipslh
Thompson, I. u
Railway it rain.
Harvey. George
Women. etc.
McCrscken, Elisabeth
Women of America.
Solaooe.
Newccmb. Simon
Side llnhts .on astronomy.
Ua°f 0M Arte.
Root, 0 P
Automobile troubles.
Flat or“
\
, French, L. H.
The House Dlxnifled.
Literature.
Emerson. ll. W.
Works. ll vol.
French, L. H.
My Old Malds‘ Corner.
Travel.
Wellhy. M. S. ‘
”I‘wlxt Sirdnr und Monciik.
Biography.
Whitman, Walt
Carpenter, G R.
Broke. S. A.
Four Victorian Poets.
Cary, E. L.
Novels of Henry James.
Hall, Angelo
An Astronomer-'5 Wife
History.
Young. Alexander
History of the Netherlands.
Fiction.
Barbour. Mrs. A. M.
Award of Justice.
Barr. A. E.
A Reconstructed Marriage.
Barr Robert
'l‘lIc Sword Maker
lit-neon. E. F
'l he Osborncs.
Bennett. h} .A.
lingo.
Bennett. E. A.
The Ghost.
Benson. E. F.
Tho Blotting Paper.
Benson. E. F.
Fascinating Mrs ilnlionI
ilindlosn, Harold
Dust of Conflict.
iionnci. (idraldiiic
Casilccourt Diamond Curio.
ilooihby, (luy
Farewell. Nikola
i’lmros the Egyptian.
ilncc of Life
The Vitcroi s Protege.
Chambers. R. W.
\lisa l‘ulgc
Horst. J.
A Successful Wife.
i‘ogilszsro. Antonio
'l‘bc Politician.
'l‘hc Sinner. ._
Forum“. .1. M.
A Stumbling .IIIIN‘k.
Ctilsworthy. John
The Country-finned
Hopkins. W. .l, ‘
Tho Clsmmon
Howells, W. 0.,
Between til dusk and tho Ilnyllghl
ilorminix. E.
Thief In tho Night.
Kcily, Myra
Wards of Liberty.
lllcCulchcou, ll. ,8.
TM iiosc Iné’c Ring.
Mason. A. it. ..
Al the Villa Iimlc.
'lppcnbclm. B. it
host Ambnssn or.
Parrish. Randall
Keilli of illl‘ Border.
l’cmiicrlon. Mag
Myslcry of the tires-n licnri.
Smith. I". ll.
Lady of llin Shanty.
Smith. II. .I.
linchnuicd (iroud.
Thurston, K l‘.
Max.
Williamson. i‘, N. and Mrs.
Powers and Maxine.
Juvenile Class looks.
licard, ll. l‘.
American llnys‘ Handy iiook.
llcndry. llumlsli
liod Applc and Silver Bells.
Phillips, M. E.
laurel lcsrcs for Little Folks.
Woodrufl'. Anne H.
'i‘bc Pond In the Mitrahy Meadow.
Juvenile Fletloa.
Almli, I.. M.
linsc in Iiioom.
Arabian Nights.
(Inik Mrs. S. It
Phillis lluriou
ll‘cnn. (l M.
liurr unlor.
Syd I‘ lion.
'ircollo. ii. (1.
Thu llobbicdclioy.
lmnsn. H. E.
The Did or Didn't 'l‘bluk.
Viuyfiopbic
Fluxlo Growing Up.
Woo Lucy‘s Secret.
\durrsy, (Mini-lotto
Cauiiolon‘s "prop."
l’cck. (I. W.
i’cck‘s lliid lloy and His i’n.
I‘ni‘ini‘, “out!
Ni. Martin's Hummer.
Qulitlcy, Dorothy
Two of tilt! Holt.
Robson. i. N.
(llrl Without Ambition
Mrs l’cdmsou' s Niece.
Iioilsovoii. Wyn
Il'llilllll‘l lime in ("oitliuilil.
A.
(l.
ll‘rmillm inns in the (.lrsnd i’tinlon
moutln iioys on the Wetland
'I‘l‘nli.
Sansoslcr. Mrs. M. E.
Happy Schtml Days.
Saunders. M. M.
ilcmitiful Joe's Paradise.
Sullivan. J. IF
’i‘he Pinion-flower.
Swill. ‘ .lnonlbun
Gulliver's Travels.
Turmoil . ii.
whiallc Key
Wlsaln. K. I)
W Chronicles of Reine“!-
Wyu. J I). von
Stiles Family Robinson.
w MWW
flood results sip a follow the use
of Foley Kidney Pll I. They contain
just the Ingrodiohtd necessary to tone.
strengths and r state the kidnéya
No mailer how
your credit run
be, your cash is film y
tmtl
rind bind or and r b d s.
The Bridge i’lldfiilAOYIII I I WI”
. « Since lathe of LIIt Directory.
Saverlal installed In The NorwalkI
ll‘ollowlltg is a list of new subscrib-
ers Which have been installed since the
issuing of the last list. lut this out
itlnd paste in the back of your diroo
012‘]:
Robert 8. Alexander,
I Drapery Pdlut, E. N. ....... . 11-6 .
Dr. t“. F. Boutwell,
I 12 Crescent Terrilco . ...... .. 8214!
William Buttery
27 Merwin St. ............. . 78442
(‘llarles Finnegan,
G‘Lcwis St. ................ . 00135
l.. Fruukfoldt & Sons, Inc.,
1 7 Camp Ell. ................ .. 456
N. ll (lorliam.
I 30 (lamp St ............... 1l31
Joseph A. Gray.
3 Morgan Ave. ............ . . 181-2
Mrs John ll. l-loyt.
I 3 Union Park ......... . ..... 78-2
lJoaeph Lewis
I Walter Ave ................. 1404i
, Miss Florence McMahon.
. 10 Hillside St. .............. 215-3
lIlIt'IlfirtI M‘lillcr, ‘
Slocum Ave, ............... 54-4
N. l’. Nelson.
i so Fort St. ................. 523.4
ill. ll. Osborn,
l Cannons ................... "9842'
,Mrs. E. H. Patterson.
i «t Winfield Si. ............... 748-.)
. Mrs. (icorac '1'. Rose,
65 Spring St ................. 332-3
'Mrs. J. )3. Savage
I 31 West Ave ............ ,..ll26
Mrs lolm S\cc.,
l 34 Stuart slié. .............. 736-3
‘(lcorgc lu‘. Thompson.
i 7 Edlle Ave. ........... 523.;
Robert M. Wilcox. ,
i ill South Main St. ........... 447
J 3E \\ end.
350 Main Si. ............. . 2972
Norman in to have another brass
round as a mall of some misunder-
Istanding among the members of the
Noxotou ilclshts Military Baud some
Iillllt‘. one. it is to be styled The Gold
on Eagle (‘oncvllt Hand. and the ofll
cots are: Presldcnt. William Cullen:
Vin-president. Waiter llilgdsie; secre-
itnry and treasurer. William Munson.
The officers are also a board of direc’
tors.
,1.
FOR MORE THAN THREE DECADES
Poicys lions} and Tar has been a
household favorite for coughs. colds
and ailments of the throat. chest. and
lungs. Contains no opiates. The
llrldgo Pharmacy. "
you do
light and ornamental.
“ mam-rm ”If
Wm:
ROOSEVELT iN THE SOUTH. l
LYNCHBURG, Va, Oct. 7.v—'l‘heo~
(lore Roosevelt got back into the South .
today. lie pose-ed Lyn'chburg early
this morning on his way to Bristol.}
Tenn. where he made the first speech
of his southern trip.
FOR SALE
ideal small farm, situated on a high
' a e I s r -
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic la the science of the
cause of the rhesus and the art of ad-
lustlns the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood ii
mates pinched nerves and psln in
later life in the different organs and
limb!
Chlronractura remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonlzlna the It:
nerve system. in your
Nervoainua. Rheumatism Purely
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Die
stress are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Sp lne You will
never regret giving pCElrnpracilc l
chance to help you
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK
Magnetic Trait-lento Given Alec.
ridge. 'l‘welvc acres, 2 acres woodland.
10 arms llilablc; plenty of fruit and.
barrios; 8 room house containing three'
fireplaces. llurn, chicken house, etc.
Price ”800‘
H E. Donn-8. Son
(incorporated)
to WALL ST- NORWALK
GLOVER’S
"THE PLACE”
fit it
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Elnbalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norwaik
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Telephone at housed”.
ELITE
SHOE
To give. satisfaction n shoe must fit
C
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today
$14.75....
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
Power 00.
W m. WWWW “in
Real Estate
Sold, Insured. Rented
autos such names
Have Rents collated. and Ill lust.
nm in Properly done at
The I. ll. Lawrence Agency
to Mill mm It
wuss A nor Essen. cents
Housatomc
and must Wear -
This is tho foundation upon which
the ELITE has built its splendid repu~
inlloii.
They're built like a foot.
$350-$4
$5.00
"WEAR SHOES THAT FIT"
Two Stores.
Norwalk
no! a! you". wife [or descriptive circular
Material unity ql'lli
Standard ‘ .93.... Company
30. Normal/k '
“ AW‘DMHI
and admin!
not have to work close to the
‘ stove. which is usually for from the
Window. You can work where you
wish, and be warm. You can work on
dull winter days in the full ii In near
the window, without being c llled to
the bone.
The Perfection Oil Hester quickly
gives best, and with one filling of the
font burns steadily for nine hours, without smoke or smell.
indicator always shows the amount of oil In the four. The filler-
csp, not In like a cock In a bottle, is attached by a chain. This
heater his a cool handle and a damper top.
The Perfection Oil Hester has so automatic-locking
flame spreader. which prevents the wick from being turned
high eunuch to smoke, and is easy to remove and drop back, so
the wick can be quickly cleaned. The burner body or gallery
cannot become wedged and can be unscrewed in an instant for
rewiclilnz. The Perfection Oil Hester is finished in pipes or
nickel, is strong, durable, well-made, built for Service, and yet
All
Hugh McCarthy, of Connecticut av:-
nuo. is enjoying a vacation from his
duties as carpenter in the R. 6'1, G.
AnOiI
Heater
is JUST WHAT is NEEDED TO
TAKE THE CHILL FROM THE
ROOM MORNING AND
NlGHT, FROM new UN-
TIL TIME ‘OSTART
THE FURNACE.
OUR OIL HEATERS BURN WITH-
OUT ODOR AND GIVE SATISo
FACTION IN EVERY WAY.
The A. .I. Angevine & Son Co.
134 to 136 Washington Street,
South Not-walk
For Sale in any amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
Depoalted With State of Conn.
For Protection of Patrona
insurance and Real Estate Agents
.————-
.I. M. Layton 8t Co.
5 Railroad Ave» South Nor-walk
M..- .....,. -.~*mw.w ..
LaRugElce
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brookside Lake Ice Co.
Office and Storage, N. Yq N. H. ‘ H.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
OAK
HEATERS
$3.98 to $20
Cylinder Stoves
$2. 98 to $I9. 50
All Kinda of Stoves Repaired
m
I. it. oneness. Qusoaa'rasan
F. A. MITCHELL
nous! trunnion-lap
GOHNIR WALL mo men are.
NORWAl-‘li. noun.
Iliorwaiit KNEW of
”Flip Evening Sentinel
Norwalk Chronicler