i‘ojo‘ojlio‘ollilf':
¢¢¢¢¢
.......
frosts' arc "due.
. .Jo11134113s Lodge, Shepherds of
111, will hold its semi monthly
_ cord; of1'13dtts Place,
it"j'lei’t today for Philadel»
, 4 laptop. to Elinor! 11111111111
'11! Bits 11111111; icintives and friends.
W
The Pegt11itr n1id-w4b6‘k contents nt'
1113 South N01 unlk Congregational
4.1111rch will tzolulliendFtomm‘roh 91 en
,uz4;"ht the usual hour. The subject
will he “Tluee Places of P1111er "
._...-.....__.. .....__
The National i’in (.1lillliiilll',01 ltcr-
“why, lips iilpd 11 cctiit’icatc of organiza-
111011.111 the other of the st. '1_tc 50111111111.
its officers are: P1 wildcat and lrc ia-
I1121‘,«Edward A li1111'1111:;111 socrctnly.
"1‘ 1313111011 Chane)
“Friends in town will ho picnscd to
hhar of the fins positou that Michael
F. Fornu, oi Livingston street, has so»
cdred,,i_1l New Huron. hi1'.Rt)1'1111 is
' as former manager of tho lioatou
Store and he has now taken 11 position
with the Combat 1193110111! Company
its manger oi the dross goods dcpmt
meat.
1'—»~Twin City Howling Alloys will
ion for the season. WM. 0111.. Oct. 4.
. Secretary of Stain hiatthcu' ii.
1 Rogers gave two hearing: at 111.1 oitlre
in the. capitol. yesterday afternoon.
They relating to automobile dealers
ding counterfut markers and whose
iconsod‘have been temporarily“ sus-
" 11141.11 Testimony has heard in the
m at Frank Mechaicy. of Stamford,
road Poto‘r (cccot run or N01”'.\\ltll
*—
“T' e.most recent nominations for
Moors of the United Hatters of North
motion are those of Local 14 or
4 _” no, Which has nominated John ‘11
' another. of South Noru'atk. for prosi
out and Martin anyitn of New York
1' socretary- treasurer. The proposed
iloiisr assesstnont ans adopted by the
fit by 11 vote of 112 to 3.-—tlunb11ry
“ o.
,Ihvltatiohs have been sent out for
mountings of Miss Mary Hoyt (‘om-
nook. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
L. Comotook, of New Canaan, to i-lu-
4480119 'floyt Palmer. of Sound Bench.
1 The ceremony will take place in the
Methodist Church, New Canaan. Sat-
urday. October 21. at t p. m- A re-
ception Elli follow. Mr. l’uimer is in
the bulldcrs' supply business in Stam-
ford. and is a graduate of the Stamford
‘ High school, .
mm
'i‘ho Columbus Day committee of tho ,
" f [khan independent Society hold 11
muslin: inst ova-ulna, at which timo
urnngctncnts for the celebration of
char lifth were furthor complctsd
hritotiono wars ostcndsd to the mar-
m 1.111 boards of councilman of Nor-
‘ limit! Smith Norwalk to be Present
‘ » l'tioipdo in the festivities. Tho
ng of tho committoo will be
" day oronlntr. at which limo
to out ha in and dust 111111111»
ini' tits do? mods.
hind this noon clouds tho dllé
, 14.11. 111111111 Itotes by
4 its 1111111111111 61 W. 1! John-
fig, 11' Cannon, ashlar 11111
., ~ 4 ho 111111.11 bankrupt.
' of tho nompony on
4. Johnson and 1 Hilary
' m tho petitioners say that
' ii honhrupt and that it:
in ' bankruptcy!
outs to thst tho
' tradition that’sod is curious
1 silicosis. Thai 1111111 in tho
your back; that urinary minnow
, thoss hoodschco 1111 (tiny spoils: 111111
1 ‘ wait, wast-y. worn-out fooling. .m‘oy bu.
j nature’s warning at drop-y. or 1111.1
" Brlcht's discuss. Why rlslt your life
‘ by 11113111111111; thorn symptoms! Bosch.
' kidney remedy.
Losrao¢41il1ot Noni.“ lo
‘ ‘- nonporous.
o bo'cvs‘ry
asst 41111411114111
431an?
j‘mll ‘
1110111111.
It’s 4 the 1111111
the canon of tho trouble while 111m
‘ yet. is timwhsgin treating your kid
boys at once with a tried and proves
his need to export-
manta-Donn! Kidney Pills have been
_ curing kidney trouble for over 75
years. Dosn's Kidney Pills are used
and recommended throughout the clv~
lllzcd ‘world. Endorsed at home. Road
South Norwulk testlm'ony.
Mrs. 11‘. H. Fitch, 118 South Main
stroct, South 'Norwallt, 001111.. says:
“noun's Kidney Pills proved of great
value to me and i am glad to confirm
all i said in their praise in 1906. i
had weak back and was suffering in-
tensely when l uscd Donu's Kidney
Pills, procured at Plsisted's Drug
Store. They strengthened! my buck
and acted as a tonic to my system."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. h‘ostcr-Milburn Co. Buffalo,l
New York. 5019 agents for the United
States.
take no other.
A regular meeting of the liospitoll
Whist Club will be held on Friday
of this wcck at it oclock at the lost
ingslon place. .
One of the big plate glass windows
Tho; blighted symptom of klduoy‘
. 1
troubl's is for too. our on ‘ cf. "WM": W
Remember the nnme~iloon's-audt
d: ace of Mrs. Read H. l‘lvnn, of Ltv- '
appropriation tor ”tho bassoon!!!)
141111111111 will pp slitoii for of the boost
111141.) of tho mastitis
4.141111 «losing.
4" The (tropism do! the various
firs truciui, ro 11111 1111110111 this the
politic. only their bobcat will 1119 in
than and not mutiny. it won voted that
they be given another twenty-tour
haur vacation every month. 11111111113
fortyuaight hours at! duty each month
The vats was unanimous.
counsel. street commissioner and city
‘ engineer are to have a dinner in tho
near future, and arrangements are, now
being made for the same. The cusses
tlo was Mayor Finnegsn’ s. and it cost
have boon invited.
Mayor Finnegan called the mantis!
City (‘lcrk James J. Kenna read the
minutes of the previous regular moot-
ing, uhich were accepted as read.
All the councilman were 1111111411?
It can voted to dispense with the
reading of thc minutss of the two
special previous meetings ‘ '
The minutes of the meeting held
evening were road and approved.
Street Commissioner Duffy reported
that hp has cut down a number of
1119911 about the town which were do
cayed and dauegrous.
A petition from Daniel Cort-crap,
idriver of Hope Hosa Company lilo
'trut',lt and one trout liligh Cook of
1 i ioneer hook and ladder truck asking
ifor another din per month vacation.
.aas grantcd. ilrivcr Atthur Stimson.
' of the Phoenix longtnc Company was
'ulso ghen another twenty -four hours
!il(!l month on vote.
i A petition was received for n strcot
l
The council. city clerk. corporation-
with'uuunimous favor; The rcmrtsrs‘
to order shortly sitar 8 o'clock, and .
blonduy night which’ adjourned to last
' 41111111 titsy 11111111
.4 bond 111111.11; to a food of foods.
The committee to srronso the time
the blocs and tho oats. Councilmen
William Thouiphon. John I}? Milan and
(loom F. Butts, are at work even than
surly. blonutns for tho affair.
Though a forswoil dianpr, it will
without doubt ho on opioyahls affair,
one to 11. ions rsrosmborod by all pros-
ont. -
Mayor Finnegan spoke of the esti-
mains for tho coming year and asked
ouch councilman to propors them by
the Ninth of tho present month.
lilach councilman must prepare for his
successor an estimated expense list
for his department for the coming
Year.
The meeting adjourned
osoiu October 16th.
1.0 meet
WM
PRACTlOB HUN FOR FIREMEN.
1. . -—-1—- ’
Norwstk Componloo indulno in Lod-
dor Raising and Hess Work.
‘ Last night was regular wash night.
for the Norwslk Fire Department, but
no wash was held owing to the fact
that the steamer is out of commis-
91011.11 practice run was. however.
taken by the Hope Hose tire auto«
mobile truck and the Pinned? Hook
and Ladder truck. The latter wont
to the Straw Hat facrory of the Van-‘
>dorhoot Company in Butler street,
where ladder practice was engaged
in by the members on hand.
The Hope Hons truck wont to
Mcrwln street. where hose practice
was in vogue. There ware several
members of‘the. department on hand
and crorythlng passed off success-
fully. 4
The companies returned to their
respective quarters and held their
regular businusa meetings. Nothing
of special importance was done at
any of the meetings, routine work
lining dispensed. Refreshments
E 'Lii Fill,
Vito 11111111.; to Rollov. Dyspepsia.
If Wo Foil tits Modiclno Costs 1
'1‘014 unquestionably prove ti) tho
people that indignation and dyspepsia
can be permanently relieved and that
Basalt Dympsio ’l‘oblcts will bring
shout. this rsonlc, we will furnish the
Militias absolutely free if it fails to
dive satisfaction to any one using it
Tho 1's rksbie success of licxsii
Dyspopoia ablets is due to the high
dome of scientific skill uséd in dovis~
lagtboirfotnnuls as well so to the care
promised in their manufacture, where
by the weltvknown properties of His-
mutb~8nbnitrsto and Pepsln have been
command with Carminativoo and oth-
or agents;
Bismutb~8ubnltrnts and Peoria sro
constantly employed and recognized,
by the entire medical profession as in—
valuable in the, treatment of indigos»
tion and dyspepsia.
'i‘iie Pepsln used in Basalt Dyspep.
sia Tablets to carefully prepared so as
to develop its greatest cinciency. Pop-
oin supplies to the digestive appara-
monts of the digestive fluid. Without It
an impossible.
The Carminstivcs possess properties
which old in relieving the disturbances
and pain caused by undigested food.
This combination of these ingredients
makes a rsmcdy tnvaluabloi' for
complete relief of
dyspepsia.
We are so certain of this that we
urge you to try chstl Dyspepsia
Tablets on our own personal guaran-
tee. Three sizes, 25 cents. 50 coins
and $1.00. Remember, you can obtain
Renal] Remedies only at our storo~
The Result Store.
mscy, Quiltncr‘ & Cnuty. Props.
A...
was vs'rensus' RE-UNION.’
indigestion and
Nothing. 4 ""
tus one of the most important sits"
the digestion and assimilation of food _'
tho 4
The Clifford Phar- 4
"the 011181111 at the comma which “ml the: light dcpaituicnt nith honor. May-
in Mintzs store bloke. this 11111111111111.1“11'1t at ”‘L' cornor oi hmnd street 8M1
tho wind presume being too 111-9111 for 'i‘induli “MW" Th“ “’3“ ”19"“ ‘0'
of;
the usual nature worn enjoyed by all.t
’Sovoroi in Attondnnco at Hartford Tc»
day.
~ .. .1... .mw...“
MISS UTZINGER SURPRISED.
“my “Huggins“ . the big glass to lunch in or Illlcgau told that the (auditions
New Polo Coats
We are showing a new title of fins Polo Costs in many new. styles and
colors ‘
Millinery, Suits and
DresSes
Opening Days
Beautiful displays of Milllnery. Suits.
prices.
Coats and Dresses at popular
Mm
111 t) t
is nlicuding the Dunhury Foil‘,tod11y.
\ttorncys .lohn Rough and biotinK
itllllll t‘andce, of Washington sttwcct
spent tho morning in Brittlizeport on
husiuous
(l. K. Scolloid. of upper
Street, is spending the din in Hart
font in attendance upon the fiftieth
annivcrunn cclchraiiou of
\\ 111 vctomns 01.11113 state. Ho was
Matti
V. i.
liuckincl1nn1ill’ost No.12,tl.A.R.
will hold 11 mcutlng on Friday nvoulnu
in the post rooms in Wall stimcct at
11 hit l1 time it is min-1 1111i that 11 report
will ho 111111191 by those 11hr) are at-
tod:1,\
Frank Dorsey‘s flnc more took sec
and prize at the Dunbury Fair races.
yesterday. and was awarded a red rib-
bon. The horse is'n beauty and Mr.
Dorsey, who works in Morcllt 81 Car-
bonc's fruit store, in Wall street. is
quite proud of her.
Gcorgc H. Raymond. of Berkeley
stroct, one of the eight surviving mutu-
bcrs of Company 0, Tyentieth Regb
mcnt. Connecticut Volunteer infantry.
has gone to Hartford today to attend
tho fiftieth anniversary cclobrsiou of
the Civil War veterans of the state.
-191“
Those Norwslltors who attended
the Dunbury Fair yesterday witnessed
the accident of George Schmidt. the
aviator, whose oaginc stopped when he
was in mid air and forced him to dos-
cend into a clump of trees by slidlns'
down on his planes. Many of the
Norwalyk rsprsoontatloa thought that
I:
and that he will fly again today.
Sentinel won; ado. bi’lnl roonlto.
Oscar H. Bonito has two of the lot»
cst modols of the Mayor automobiio
at his booth in the Danbury Foir auto
mobile buildlns. His sign, which is
twonty fact in length. has mods tho
hit of the fair. Tho slonn upon it'wos
ortginstcd by R. H. Fitch. tho odvch
tiolng mod, and is "’i’ho mayor you
son of tits Mayor cor tho ldoyor you
want it.” ”Isms! ,0. iii. Bonito.
Clifford Crow and 11. 11.11111. ottondod
'tho-fsir.
Wit-o“
lift. and Mrs. 14. Jouusrlo. of «Hi
strost. Namath. on tho profud porous
of a slit: born on Nondoy 3This is' tho
tenth child, also of mm on living.
and Sr. douuorio is but thirty‘two
rust-s bf also fits toot child was born
on its author's thirtyoithtrd birthday.
Monday. it has boon muss that
1111. 11111111111 ccmlmtiiicobo was is
i’rssidnut Mutt
(lcorgc 11‘ Facts of South \01 “1111'
the ('11114
a ,' vote acct-pied.
member of the Eighth Regiment, 0.;
tending the calobratlon in Hartford
(xtton expenses ........ 2.l9
' Total ...... . ............... 31.13.40
' Sou'ot' dopartmontli .......... 244.25
Fire department .............. “4.28
Police department .. ......... ’ . H.130
Highway department ......... 301.50
'Light department ...... 717.50
ldhrory department .......... 296.50
Mixed bills .............. . 10.75
Paving bills ................. 160.00
Total ......... . ........... 82,033.16
department for ouch officer.
he had boon killed. but were pleasod,
to learn that he was only ocrutchcd'
iuarruut tho installin, ' of a llyht.
.1 million was rccciwd l'tu permit-1
slou to 0er 11 (1111112. dwell tun in (‘utti t
critic street irom iinroiti '.i‘ Murray.
l’ntlllon was granted
(forporutlbu (‘ouuscl Walsh ropnrtcd
that he had imauinntcd the claim of
Miss E111 :11. 1111111011. in rofcronco to
llwr allottcd injurios tuturrcti in a fall
into a catch basin and 101' 01111191111911
.lhnt it be not paid as the basin 1111s
not dofotthc
'I‘ho polio report was road and on
4 The Norwntk library report was road
Iiiilil on voto ut'tupted.
1 t‘ountilluun i’iurnell rcportcd pro;
1 rear on tho Cross street matter.
The following biiln were read and
.ordcrcd paid;
; Administrativc department.
, A-dmtnlnttnmo dcpattmcnt tel-
..$lll.21
Councilman Quintnrd startled the
meeting by advocating an increase of
Ho road
from a list of scbodulss of othor oil.
too.
Mayor Finnegan osprooood himself
as in favor of tho proposition
Councilman Milne oskod how it can
be dons—41y vote or recommendation
to the nut council.
it was voted to recommend the
schedule sad that tho pollco commis-
sioner modest the necessary amount
in his estimate for out your.
Councilman Wino millrtod that he
is thoroughly hushiumlasning and re-
pairing all new" and catch basins.
Mayor Flunonn 11111.11 that all bills
by socurnd on that they may ho paid
borers (no odvont of rho now cons
oil.
Tito council voted to return all tho
choclto ossort 11111 11111 lowost. coatroc-
tors for poring which for 01,000 woro
submittod with tho bids. and Contrac-
tor flcmroy's chock will ho mind
whsn ho coalition.
it won void that City Mao-r
Wood and tho billion coronation
roost ' with
m ,
s- 11' morons-mid
11111111114111.1111 hoofloctsd or 11111111111.
Iiil 1111111, and if socotsohio to his own
srs than his: shall its um it! tho
ems '
for tho continuum. city «tors, corpora
onion consul..oiir outdoor. moot
constitution suit his Wands
111111. moors ohohoysboos
onion ‘ sorts
‘ party,
time. and the hostess rH‘olved a target
Rerrpsh.gaf Hartford and 11 delightful all day 4
program has been proparcd. About uli .
'thc cities and icons in the state aio "
’ ”solution teams of Columbia and Wes-
Number of Friends.
Iliéss .‘diidrcii l‘itiugcr.
M1 and Mrs. ('hmlos ltziugsr, canto
bruit-d thc aewuth upntmrsnry of lint
birthdai lust owning, tn outcrtaiulng
a torch numbot of friends the 111-11»
niou bt-ing in the nature of a surprise;
The young folks had 11 line.
number of vars prutty slits
manta worn sorwd Inuti thc usual
games intiuiaed in. i‘hose prcsent
1mm Misses Charlotte imt'ku'ood. Mar
gum-its Reynolds \larsuerito l'txinper.,
Hanoi Shiner. Tllcl‘ose Ricio. \‘crntl
Blouahsn. Nollie Sulliian .:‘iciu
l-,iolmcs Martha “itsou. ituth liziu- EThomns Bradley
gcr Katharine (llanl1oif.l\'atlicrinel"
Williams, \ishct Pntuicr. Etta
huff. Mnntcrs Rohorl Wilson.
lltslnucr. l
N. H. a vs. YALE rassnmsn. 5
Manager Ssrodeld Burns. of tho:
Vorwslit high school basketball team.
has received a communication from‘
Manager Lo W. Doolittle. of the Yale
freshman basketball loam. asking fort
a game on January :tlth, 19l2. to but
played at New Haven. Manager Burns"
has written the Yale team a letter of
acceptance and has offered them a
date in December to play in Norwalk.
Just what dots will be dscldcd upon of
those subjected for approval is not
known as yet, but will be announced
later.
Efforts are being made by energotic
Monogor Burns for radios «with the
torso. The games will probably be
plsyod early in the season and ought
to provo intending canto-ts.
Tho Norwslk hish school candidates
for the icon: on already ongsgod in
making plans for the coming season
out! a one team is expected.
4N MWOIIAM OP ADMllAL
IOHLIY.
Tho Norwslk Club doorway is so
propriotoly dropod in tho usual manner
today to mutations of tho lots Admit-oi
Wisdoid Scott Sohlor. tho Spanish
m boron 'f'bo doeooood oncor was
so honorary msmbor nf tho Norwolk
prostitution. it till! bo nmomborod
that ho spotto born 111111 tho float. and
tint o grout. stony Norw‘olk pooplo mot
him at that timo.
DIMOOMTO WIN amino.
this or Atom :11. carbon, tho Whit
cos solicits-so for sum. lilo oath-o
Dodson-odd mm was otoctod lasso '1"
minim mass from t in it
WW 4
Horst lioness spoils of o diuocr 4 4 ~
Gina ,
Pclcr 1’ (‘nhliL
Hurkcdsl, Jumps Sullivan and (Tilurlos ””0”“
Today is the round general rc union
lpopu'ar Lllfllg Min-1 Entertolno Luflgior nit Civil War veterans of tho
State of Connccttrut uhcthcr enlistcd
daughter oft from this state or another, and Hurt-
ford is the scone of this large gather-
lag of men. The nomination is to be
who biggest that tbs 111101111111 ham held
in the stats since the remmut of tho 4,
lingo in tho trnnnfm from the arsenal
to tho state tnpttoi.
Tile reunion is given by the citizolls
to be rcprcsonted at the wanton. and
tNorumatk as usual. has its shuts.
Among those in alts-nuance are Wit
linln A. Kellogg ex~Chiof of Police
James E. Wixon.
homes 8 i.1'.Aon i). iiaazurd. Course
A. Hoyt.
..-. ..... ... --__..__.....__
NEW SWITCH COMING.
it was stated by an edicts! of they .
Connecticut Company. yesto'ray after-
; notn. that a new switch for Wall street,
the one which the Brlsnport-Norwslk
trolleys keep out of commission much
of the time. has been ordered, but be~
cause of the rush at the factory it has
boon delayed. The switch at present
is broken and each car for Bridgeport
has trouble at this point. being of.
ion doisyod several minutes while the
car is iocltoyod along over tho him
with fish~piotos. The new switch may
ho expected at any time and tho rd
pairing will be greatly sppmiotod by
tho troticymcn so well as tho patrons
of the company. . 1
LAST CAR 0" WIOTPOIT LIN!
CHANG“).
Superintondont Calm. of the Nor-
woik division of tho Connoctteut Com:
pony. moivsd s iottor today from Su-
porlntondont Chopmon. of Bridgeport.
advising him that tho last car from
Westport to Namath had boon discon-
tisuod. .Thio cor loft Wostpcrt ot
12:80 and woo duo in Namath at 12:50
s. 111.. loovino st ones for Wootport
through cs1- frooi Wilma to Nor-
10:50. Look ’of balloons to given as
tho nuns for tho withdrawal of tho
1111 car
muolo cartoon cans.
Honour Mauls Wynn. of tho Nor.
«111,111.11 schoohfootbotl tsorn. rocotw
od word 'yostordopfrcln tho'mlford
high school oofloolilu thoir" football
solos «11111511 for today. on. rooocno
for tho «Bushman sro usksorm. but
tlorir trill osdoovcr to sodtm ss-
arbor notations: with too 1111111111.
Alonzo Wheeler. Timothy "
Floyd Roscoe and Charles F. -
oboroit 111111.111 111110 1; 111. rue 11111 "
walk now ioovos tho incisor city otq'
' N otice'
Anyone who has Ra-
~ zor Coupons to re;
. deem will do well to 4
‘ do so at once, as we. ESE
‘ have but 10 Razors on
5 hand and no more
will be sold.
' Sentinel Razor Coupon .
ANOTHER ARREST IN JEWELRY
' CASE.
NEW YORK. pct. 4.-A mono ar-
rest was made today in connection
with the murder of Adolph Stern. who
was shot to death last July. when time
men robbed the iovoiry store others
ho was employed of diamonds worth
810.000. The prisoner is William Dom-
sroot, all yours old.
Domorost. the who. say, to tho mop
who indirectly broulht about the on
root of Martin Garvey. who was cop-
turod loot night and identified by two
witoosoos as tho man who did the
shooting. Miss Beatrice Wolfe told
tho polio. that she not Dsmoroot at a
picnic last summor and that he told
her ho know who shot Storm.
Starn'o"1nurdcr is lying unusual
attention fmm‘tho Jovoloro’ Protoc-
tivo annotation. rocontly forums to
oo'lm. mummy,
run down the increasing number of
jewelry store robboro.
TROOPS PATIOL'. RAILROAD
PROPERTY;
McCOHB Ct'rv. 11111., Oct. 1.-
Troops from Natchez and Brookhsvon.
under command of Adjutant-Genet“
Frldxo and Capt. W. I. ransom-U. S.
11.. namborlng 51 officers and moss.
coached lcComb City oorly today.
when thorn no trouble yostordoy bo-
moon portion and otrlltobrsokoro
brought bore by tho iltinois Costcol.
'i‘ho troops are now patrolling tho
property of tho railroad company. No
on. was hurt by on osploolon st tho
shops which occurred early this morn-
ing.
w
3.2111111311810111. ‘ »
ngAVE caption mam AUTUMN Mucous.
'chrstsmo run times? mass" or sum.
\ possess. commas. m Gowns. wsArA
Have you s houoo to root? Try o
Boatinoi to lot 111.’
WMMISEES’MD
Norwalk Chronicler