‘ ‘Maly Mouton Patterns
fer Fall. and Winter
ALI. PATTERNS. 10¢
FASHION BOOK. 5c. when sold
with Pattern.
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK
' The iron Moulders’ Union met and
transacted routine business inst even
ing.
‘ There was no meeting of the Sixth
Cumpany Coast. Artillery Corps last
‘evening.
The Master Plumbers‘ Association
met last evening in the Norwalk heed.
quarters.
1
Miss Mary Webber. of Norwalk, is
spending the day in New York city on
business.
Mrs. Josephine Dreyfus, of Franklin.
street purchased a building lot in Gib-
son Court.
William Jowett, oi Norwnik.
spending the day in New York city.
on business. 2
Jliss llnssio Kelley. of Bridgeport, is
visiting her cousin. .lohu '1‘. Tierney.
of Chapel street.
Mrs. .lumcs 51111111101; of Suugerties.
N. .l.. is the guest of Mrs. John Tier-
ney, ot‘ Cllllpel street.
Hurry liorrell has taken 11 pobitton
with (‘hul-ch & Miller. Washington
street grocers, as clerk.
Norwulli Aerie. No. F188. Fraternal
Order of Eaglils, held a meeting first
evening and routine business was 'dis-
petlsed.
lwere White River, (in...
is!
and quote you factory prices.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Thursday; cooler tonight;
moderate north winds. becoming var-
iable. The disturbance that was coir
trai over the eastern portion oi the
lake region yesterday morning has
moved eastward, and is now central oil
the Maine coast. It is followed by on
extensive area or high pressure that is
producing cool. pleasant weather in
the central sections. The only places
that reported freezing temperatures
dud Winne-
muccu. Nev.
WM-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temfiarature: Minimum. 51-1; illoxi»
11111111 74. Pnrtly cloudy.
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lllt "11111 Bill"
Governor Says Statute was
Loosely Drawn anti Ought
HARTFORD. Sept. fills—Tile
11!)-
Geol 1,0 l.ocl1ycr.oi‘\'est month‘ is
spending the day in Bridgeport 11111] 11_
vaultlon from his duties on the lotal
trolley lines
Wallace Volliner. of Bridgeport.
spent last evening ill Norwullt. He
has returned from a short stay in
Greenwich.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of,
St. George. met last evening and
among other things routine business
was transacted.
,.__.._._.._.
Routine business was transacted at
the meeting of the directors oi the
Norwslk Board of Trade in the Nat-
ionai Bun of Norwalk, last evening.
. Bruce Jenkins, of Stamford. came
to Norwalk last evening in his automo
bile. He was the guest of Miss Regina
Fox, of Main street. while in Norwalk.
Queen,Victoria Assembly, No. i.
will hold a regular meeting In Mystic
Chitin hail. this evening. Following
initiation refreshments will be served.
Miss Ethel Francis, of Ormond.
Worlds. who has ..hecn the guest of
Miss Adeline Naphey. of Osborn. ave-
nue. for some little time out. returned
to her home today. calling from New
York city this afternoon.
,William Foldon. oi Winnlpcuk. has
returned to his home after 11 four
years' enlistment in the United States
navy. during which time “he has been
located on the battleship Milieu“.
He went away quite a smell ind 1nd
has returned lsrne. strong Ind healthy.
He is greeting his many friends About
town these few days.
Oilicer Jarvis 5. Murray while on
his weary but last night discourse a
tine wheelbarrow entering I back in
the moonlight outside the ‘Norwslit
Hardware Company’- no». Sorry to
disturb them-corn; rest of the her-
course to pursue. ‘
he took the burrow to the lithium. and
although it was into ho 11m 111111111 “4
(tilled bt'eud hill hv 11‘1-lzht was vetoed
Ii) the go1eluor 1ostcrda1 and his mes
sage sent to the house I‘ho stututo.
'lle said was loosel) drawn and ought
not to be part of the statute iuw. “lilo
message follows:
"i return herewith without my lip
provul. a hill {or 1111 act concerning the
sale of bread by weight. House hill
913. This is u bill for a highly penal
statute. it would make It henceforth
criminal to do what heretofore has
been the usual and well-known prac-
tice in the bakers' trade. The terms
of such a statute should he plain and
clear.
“it requires the attachment to each
ion! of bread linked or kept (or sale
of a label or stump, giving its weight
and the name of its maker. The ons-
iest and natural way to attach it
would be to have the name of the
maker and the weight marked on the
pan or mould in which the dough is
set to bake, so as to stamp them in
upon the dough; or else some kind of
lncombusiable label on the bottom or
the pan or mould before the dough is
put in. in such case should the
weight stated he the actual weight of
the dough; or the estimated weight
of the future loaf. which would prob
11ny be an ounce or more ieII.
“'i‘o stamp the lost after. bakins
“would he obviously impracticable. To
attach the label to it. after baking
would moire the use of some means
oi Ittschmcnt. such as gum. which
would entail some dancer or germ
poisoning.
"The provision» that every lost
shall ho-Ioid‘by weight and Inuit
hear I mark or label. showing its
wolnht. thicken literally. would sub-
lost any hum- to the risk or impris-
onmcnt if tho weight were innocuo-
Itoi‘ 1111.11.11.1th the inIocurIcy
milht he vol-y small. it sums to me
that to put the batter to the position
or I criminal than would be I 31111
ItInttIt inaccuracy. or Ilia proof or
" W 11111.. taming; 1111
,j 1 tale. is tho“ stomp or
’ WEATHER FORECAST. ‘_
Not to 811 Law 1 1
. an intention to I the walnut misc- .
row. the odicor unlisted...» totho 1 W“
Finally. how-Ivor; »
at. prices You'll be 311111 to pay ‘ ,1
Here is one as a 11.1111: Fix up a cozy study-room for yourself as well as the children.
Globe-Werntcke Bookcases . ”
help to furnish the home ll well as to care for the books. They or: constructed in units. and
whether used as individual libraries. or butter! as ‘a whole for the totally. they are always com-
plete and efficient. They are the standard of a modern book-case tonstruction. and made in
many styles and finishes. As the need of a hook-case becomes more and more pressing, you
will eventually buy a GLOBE-WERNICKE—Why not new? we will be glad to Ihow them
A copy of the “World's Best Books” for home reading presented free to all visitors who
bring to our store a copy of this advertisement.
The A. J. Collins Company
12-18 North Main St.
range, Itovc or calf-toad».
.1
So. Norwalk. Conn.
Jeddo Coa
Sand 11- an on!» for one load,
tamer. Chandra from IIItI.unlform quality. suitable for furnace,
Prices on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
h'l‘hct’s It l—-—
A HetThing
nod we will retain you an a cuc- *
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' ABOUT scans
hloinsses'ls gmd.l1ni there is no ntuglc in it.
inillluintiulers would have you believe.
'i‘ho_1 use the lilolassea to
cull the foul a superior one. but it is no betmr tl 1111 the starch l‘lom
cor'ii meal.
just shut should be in teed.
him: if it were illeupcl.
merits.
l’iral in quality.
01‘s
llrst lll price.
ilounlo llunlc Ground Feed immerses. l‘utzlc and Poultry.
Starch all well as molasses; is native. toll into spiral in di-
Be!ll0it~~li\'llt 11101111191 run coioru
limtititmic cl 1.: us The law states
if the consumer how something about
what he in really buying. the law would he ottmtivc «though some-
times it seems as if this some consumer would hit) thunder 11nd light
llonulo liunlc Ground Fruits. sell on their
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
uiwnya in the minds of its ruslom.
. a... u princlpcl and the second as
‘Moi‘tii
some.
o'clock and Judge Milton A. Shumwoy fl
. tor and James E. Cuii’, Danbury; John
Jury was given so much work in' one
There has been a number or 1‘
hnvoi
Yesier-é
as the Western l
TAKING LIFE
(Continued from First page.)
- law-- .. '
1. in Sinner oveuuo‘} Bridgeport, the
organisers: also 1.1.11.1 Emilio Delano
lino, a. young Italian the beat dres-
r indl .who 111111.111
111111111 Enrich ”1:11pm on Washington
avenue. Bridsoport, on the night or
f I1
grand jury came in . .10
of the superior court addressed the
Jury on the. proper consideration 0!
evidence. The grand jury was given
the charge oi the (our cases at 1.0: 32.
and it was nearly 4: 30 when they tin-
lshed their work, and brought in true
bills. The (allowing ia the personnel
of the grand "Jury: James W. Por-
Brown. John M. Hawley. and Patrick
Ryan, Bridgeport; Christian Swans.
Daniel Dunlap and Eugene I‘Aiiiin,
Norwaik; Peter Vande Bogart, Stutt-
i’ord: Frederick W Wheeler, Monroe;
5 T. Palmer and Thomas Hubbard.
Shelton: Osceola Brothwell. Charles 8.
Fox and Latvia B. Hubbard. Fairdeld;
Joseph G. Houghtoii. and John J.
booney Stamford; George W. Bush.
Greenwich, and W. J. Wood, West-
port.
discord Day's Work.
Yesterday was the first time in the
recollection of Galen A. Carter. the
usistsnt state's attorney. that a grand
day.
times when two murder cases
been considered in the jurv.
day there were three minder cases
lunder consideration by them that in-
volved bringing in true bills against
four melt
There are six murder cases
Encoding before the courts for trial,
invoking sewn men There is still
isnothor case. in whit it no arrests have
been made This gives 1111 outlook for
u long session of the court.
l Bevel-Ii Sentences Passed 011:.
Pending the reports from the grand5
:lurv. .iudcc Rhumwm considered a
inu'lnbor of cases where prisoners “IIOA
lh‘m been in jail all summer desired
,1" (‘Iiiliilm their pica tind take their
1' rhuurcs. '
1 John Axiom. or llunbnry, used 31'!
fyonrli, wun sentenced to state prison
itor not more than three nor loss then
one your {111- suindlinu Mrs. Fannie G.
I I I I l I ' tiloebul of linuium, of 1.100 by menus
. ..,.V-..... .. .
Wham—um. .muV V...“
’1‘ l.“ l
When you open it
you will iinri till the "zip“ in 11
bottle of Ruppcrt‘s beer. because
the bottling was properly dune
rtund the beer is ultra 11nd troali. ‘1
it. will surprise your points whon
you taste 11 sinus of pure and de-
licious Rumwl‘i‘s hour. ll will
stimulate your tugged energies.
revivo‘your strength and invig-
oruto your nerves.
Magnet 8. Flynn
Quick Auto Delivery Everywhere
Phone “I
Telephone 721
COA
HARRIS &
68 Water Street
for Next Winter’s Coin-
fort
at Lowest Prices
CANS co.
that in“ information iI not turnishod
by the bill herewith returned. and
that I. statute so loosely drawn own
not to Mourns part of our penal 1111."
m
Till ILINDING or THI‘ OOLOM.
(Edmund Vance desire.)
The old canicdcrate niches the pc-
1 ratio
When we had piano the some. had
laid
Our last long stake. and all was
' .through;
When thou tour years of blood Ind i‘sidcd
tears ,
Were done. we boys in tray. cud
hing.
I ‘ I I. h . U- .»
'i‘liI real-I vao mud. cud now. It
‘ tut. .
i stead Ind wItch tho lines today.
Add think how circuits to no the
change
For on the boys in him no any.
And blue rIiI11u Ind W reboots.
And deduct. oils Icon: but class
who no bias my 1111111 1111111
this .‘
And God blonds omtnth His neon.
W
"Did they succeed in bucking their
ridii shows will?”
"run. him. run 11111111 that till ji
.Ommfill
General Carter. who went to Texas
in command of the lesbian cont South
tor the manoeuvora along, tho Mexican
border. tolls this story of an old [rill
soldier: ‘I‘hl march 111111 been I long
and tiresome one. and u the bivom.
was bcln3 made for tho night. the cip-
tcin noticId thct Pat no lockins vow
much ratinuId. Thinking that I snail
drop or whiskey might do him mood.
the captain called Pat slide and said.
“Pat. will run havc 9 inc drink at
win-mt“ Pct man. no moor. ll
hills Irina in I W
normed m 11W ’1‘“ Mil
mono-d the ovation mini times. '
11111 no answer 11111 1111. who stood
client and mm m3 11.1111. .
i: into the IE 11111111 the «still.
taking him by the shoulder and 3iv
in: show mono such we: "Pal.
our don't m Instr-rt t .1111 'Pst.
will you thI c drink or tritium?”
Mich Wilt mud in Manson
non-hum m recited: “An in it
this. Home? Witch Inc '1 1111111
11 1111 ll III-111111111111 to inc." ~
1 “111)”: band. .
l‘WItt”. will; on m1... to 111m. .
lot 11 forged check on the
lustiouul book.
He was given an additional maxi
Emulu seutontc or too years tor 'auin .
dliitg the Pets hut concern of Stop by,
- moons of u forged cheat on the same.
ibnn|1.Whoti 111 111mm 11113 pronoun
load Aztold shod tours
5 Youth Sentenced.
' Joseph Et.lcr oi' Dnnhun. pleaded
lgulitv to burglnn nnd wns swtencod
‘to six months in jail. The accused
is 111 years old. ‘
John Downs. of ilanbury.
‘11 long record in police circles. plead-
ed guilty of stealing Si. 21'» Yrom Hum-‘8
..l Can). of the same plucc, was given
a three nlonths' sentemc.
George Schneier for assault on John
Mrasik. of Bridgeport, on August 5
given a Jail sentence or three months.
but sentence was suspended.
aisle had no witnesses to the allotted
cutting. The testimony showed that
Mraaik deserved the assault inflicted
on him.
Julius Batscci and Louis Route
pleaded guilty to the charge of theft
of .17 from the poor boxes in the
Church of Our Lody of Pomueli, and
was each sentenced to two months in
loll. The theft took place on May”.
Sherman Bribery Gnu Today. 1
The case not down tor trial in the
Mincrlor court today is the Sherman
bribery case. which will be watched
with some interest all over the state.
(loom 4.13am”. ill-It uloctlnsn or
shaman. for paving a voter to 30 to
the primaries and voting for him. and
also for being pnid to vote for him
at the general election last fall. Ho-
mer B. Containm'ofsumtord. and
a K. Nicholson. or Bridgeport. are
ooansal for the defense. Barnes is
being tried under the corruptmracticcs
not (or bribery.
tells the following story:
“A teacher acid to her class.
"'Whomas the first man't'
"‘Geom “Minutes; a little boy
shouted promptly.
“ 'i-low do you incite out that acorn
WIIhlugton W“ the tint man? and
bio teacher. smiling indul cn.tiy . .
moo-11111.» said the it in boy. he
ma 111111.111 war. first in peace. and
ert in the hearts of tits consumes."
"not at this point '.‘ turner boy hold
‘11
now'
Dnnbury ‘
who has '
The '
The state brinn charges against,
moor Mai-Iliad. oi Columbus. 011104
recs luvs
Plano Bargains
OMAKE room for our tall stock. we offer the
following makes of Pinion M‘Bargain Prices: '
Woodbury _ ‘ »
Kroeger :: Spies?
These Pianos were little used and taken in trade for
our Player Hanna. Also seversl‘stsndard makes“ thct W
have been rented during the summer. season. which“ -
we offer at greatly reduced prices.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
~ CO.
104 Washington 81.1
Phone 30 ‘
o I “ '
His Royal Highness
the American alltomobiiist, is the mail
that we are entering to and in onion
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
nl procession we ask him to bring.“ _
this shop before starting out. we ‘
overhaul it. tighten up screws and
chillerv put in new parts, put his sin-
gine. brakes magneto, plugs, etc... in
good working order and 111st Ill!
3011111111 a pleasant one by lack of in»
nolance by bringing his auto to t
llANFORlJT 42 N. Main St.-——-Tel. 502
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5a WALL smear
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Lin: ‘_
Eyes Examined Free
0. B. J ackson
‘ Optician
t
4 Calls in 3‘ Days-
BOOKKEEPER $15 STENOGRAPHER $10
STENOGRAPHER $10 BOOKKEEPER $12
. Young Men In Demand
IT PAYS YOU TO ATTEND
MERRILL
. Business COLLEGE
WE ASSIST YOU TO A POSITION
1
South Norwnlk
Stamford
Port Chester
it you prefer I mediumt Boer, neither very light nor dark,
Plot Golden Dortmundcr. I production made exclusively
the choicest barley malt and Ittlle costliest Scour hops porch
mode by“ the pioneer brewer or thin country. Get a can of all
y ,
ties.“ on
How about a case of Pabst. either dark or light? Only 01.89 n
can of so bottles.
Our success is duo to friendly recommendations. We 11.191.111.11
Mount on to give us In order for the but Brewed Bottled Baci- ll
II we are
the coun r7. and perhaps you will recommend us to others.
recommended to you.
Costellano 8. Bardani .
Prompt Dailvory Ivorywhorc 28 Railroad Avenue}
Tel. 481.
mks :nl‘I annual haunts lulu Iron 11- roll '
r rota wmrnli. no chillies 11011 11011th or amniotic
4; Aiic pans,
Norwalk Chronicler