Until a Short time
_ ago, scarcely one
‘ person in a thousand
had ever tasted -a
really good soda
cracker—as it came
fresh and crisp from
the oven.
Now 1 every man,
woman and child in
these United States
can know and en-
'joy the crisp good-
ness of fresh baked
soda crackers With-
out going to the
baker’s oven.
Uneeda Biscuit
bring the bakery to
you.
Millions of people
know these perfect
Soda Crackers in
their original good-
ness. More millions
will enjoy them
daily when once
they know how.»
good they are.
A food to live on.
Stamina for work-
ers. Strength for the
delicate. Bone and
flesh for little folks.
It will cost you just
5 c e n t s t o t r y
Uneeda Biscuit.
Never sold in bulk,
always in the mois-
ture proof package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
,DIATH or ITAMF'OHD'I OLDIIT
WOMAN.
BTAHFOilD. Oct. LWMI‘I. Charles
(i, Poweiaon. the olden! mama in thin
Broad River
1111111 bible scholar. 1111111 yoltorday
.. . ' aged 93. litre joined the Baptist
Horn-y 111.1111. and totally are to more church at the one ohm. Thousands
(110m liartlott avenue. to Wilton an. or using“ at floriptnro she had
fillfi- NOWHW motherland. ’l‘hru children survive.
1...»... .1 ~m...~..... an-
HAD A LADIII' NiOHT.
The indintl were onlortalnod by the
marathon of Washington (lamp. No. 11.
Ratrtotlc Order of Son- ol America.
11.111 evening. at the conclusion oi»
MR. GANDII’O IUPPOIT 0" MAG-
oonato com 1111» cursor.
.5 '1111111 JOI. ,
ABTON. Oct. 4.-—John H. Candee.
nDonrpora‘tlo candidate for first select
moo. no defeated Monday mainly iro-
can“ 11! a «member or the General 1111
trill". and accredited with twins the»
.. improvement society will be held Welt
1
.ol the ilorvayion Methodist Episcopalj did not reach the flesh.
' o'1 look.
1RETURNED VALUABLE JEWELRV.
John Hall and loudly leave Toke 11‘;
today fbl‘ Brooklyn to spend the winter'
months. L
L. B. Brown. who has been afiendind
the summer at Tokenek‘e. has 1o‘tnrno’d
to New York.
Mrs. Laurettn Slater. oi' Pennoyor
street, is entertaining Miss Lillian
Slater, or the Catskills.
The October meeting of the Village
nosduy evening, October 1111:.
.l. B. Whitley. who has been at the
Crosswayn Cottage. Tokeneko. went to
New York today, for the winter.
lt' stormy 1hr1 roast to be given by
the Ehworlh League tonight will be
postponed until Friday evening.
Fitzroy Caringlon. who has been oc-
rupying one of the Tokcneko cottages.
has gone to New York for the winter.
Miss lnez Prince. of (lreenpor't.
Long island, is visiting her cousins.'
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stevens, of McKin-
ley place.
Tho Rowaylon Flower Club will
hold 11 regular meeting in the chapel
Church. on Friday afternoon at 3.
Today 11 number oi" the mom '
hers wont to New York on John Sher‘
man lloy‘ts 1':11(ht Grayllng. for the
1
purpose ol‘ unending a flower and 1111
tnro material exhibition at public;
school. No. 12. ' ‘ i
1..."...
Silas ('1rpenler. 11‘ well knoun real
dent of this place, received 11 shakinai
up on \‘iondnr. by being thrown il'onr'
an automobile. but was not seriously;
injured. H11 was in the car of Louis
Stoorza of Barton. engaged in that task’
of getting 10111111 to tile polls.wi1cn
smoothing went wrong with the ma
olrina at the Noroion Bridge, and Mr. ‘
Carpenter was thrown out. ‘
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NEW YORK, 0111. 4. ----- An honoai
4iolrnui’i’uur called at the house of Sam-j
'1 11111 W.
Adler today and hundrd him?
}11 11:11.: containing jewelry worth 8|0.-‘
ldiuluond nook-lace.“ valued
,and several other valuable plnoesa act
l
i
‘ bond to have cleaned.
1 was
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l
i
' Al
; l‘.1on 11 billionaire mm be hlilous. '
. llarr'y
.11Inha. and for having them made 1111:]
ambit 1111 human “:1th» Cam a”;
,.
all which Adler lost. last night in a
ll. xl11ah. Tho joyolr) consisted of a
at $6,000.
with dramonds.
Adler,
it belonged to Mrs.
who had 111111111 it to hor inn-1
The chauffeur
1'1111'urd11d.
w--....
ili1 hon don t niwova bring happiness}
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For the benefit oi those itrlercsted.‘
the following report is submitted by
t‘oril llodamnn; who had charge of tire'
hast-bull 11111111,1 in llnrlon inst Baiur-g
day. lloroipts: (lute (Royal \l'oodl
818.;71'1 around grounds, by ll. Smith,
W. Sharer and i-‘. Riodoll. till. 70; ad-
vance sale of tickets. 1111.75; seven-
lor-n dinner lickeio. 834; deficiency;
til; total. 81:16.70. llialmrsemcnlsz;
t-lhorei'urr'en inn. 3? dinners. in-f
ridding fifteen guests, live musiciarrai
11nd llpu. sir-l: manic. five pieces. 31‘11.
printing. posters. tickets, $20; nrieroi-.
lam-111111 (ash ilornr. 8112101111.
3136. 70. The deficiency of 800 I'll expectfi
oil to be made up by later return:
from then to whom ticker: were 1111111.:
although their remittance would be?
voluntary. Donations: llid.llato11.ulo;
of automobile; Andrew Taylor. livery;
lor outpouring; dinner comrnlttoezi
Srhliehllnu. costumes, hail,
(‘yrll (lrimnrlna. twa boxes of cigars.
The following lltll‘ill‘il‘ll assisted in the
ouccnaaful manila by remitting in ad-
111111111 for tickets to the lame: Monro.
Zloalnr. (lallntllr. Btudemer‘or. Adanrn.
ilorruhnw, (‘rlmmlnm Alsop. Anderson.
llako1,l1:ilirnan. Forbolr, Gilchrist. .lerr
klnl. Morohouae. Nelioon. Norton,
Hoyle. Quaclronbllsh. Tliloy. Wonrer.
llhtrrll. inurh. Whoolock. Klein, (loot,
hearing. Badly. Fitch. Trims and
Hayes. M111. Auclrlnclou and Milli
Dean.
Supphes
Alli BITTEI
(Continued ilrom First Page.)
var-9*
The children bitten were Michael '
Fodor, of Bailey street. thn nirroysor-
oid son of the late Michael Fodar;
Rosie liltzo. oi bailey street; Joe (Sinn-
al, Of. Windsor place; Clara Bones. of
Lexington avenue, and Yale Yourdlokl.
The drill four children are attendants
‘ at the Concord street school, to Whlolr
they were going betwoen 8:30 and 9
. o’clock, when the dogmnappcd at them
in passing audio some instances leap»
cd upon them and savagely tore. their
tender flesh apart with his tango.
Little Michael h‘odor suffered the
must. lie was bitten several times on
the arms and hands. both wrists being
punctured. 0n the right hand Willi n
8111111 an inch long. which thorang ot
the brute had torn out the flesh.
Rosie Ritzo was bitten several pia-
coa on the arms and hands, although
not so severely as the Fodor boy.
The animal leaped up at Joe (lanai,
ostensibly to reach the little lad‘s
throat. The lungs sunk in his face.
inflicting 11 long gash on his nose.
Clara; llonas was bitten on both
ihands. although her wounds are not
goi’ a serious nature at the present mo-
mcnt.
Yale Yourdlalti. who attends school
at Arlen Hall. sui‘lcred the least. the
dog alunply snapping at him as he pass
ed and catching iroid of one of his
stockings, which was torn. The fangs
llr Robert .\l.\‘Voll'11, of South Main
'streel.11'a11 called to attend the cases
and has lhken every precaution
guard against in- dreaded 1'.ables
Ono oi’ the dogs bitten was Rev.
Stephen F, (‘hornitzky‘s big black
dog. Mrs Mithnoi l-‘odor' s newlound,
land do: and Tour l‘idcl' 11 blink men
are! “"9113 also bitten besides sorelni‘
oliwrs. lll.l1‘rank 1.. Oimsload was
called to attend these cases and killed
111111 c:.1nino ordorhld the others to be
drained up for 9 to H thus to give tilt:
rabies 11 Phil!" 11 to dowiop anv “m".
.toms it there be any il‘lll es of this dialll
case in cridmne. The wormda new
all cantoriaod Earlier in the 11111.1 31'.
(limstead also attended a dog in Pine
111111111 alrith had been bitten. W;holhor'
' by lilo 111111111 111111 or not is not known.
Whoro li11.1 mad dog 111111111 from or
who owns it 1.4 not knwn nor had the
authorities 11111-11 ablo to ascertain up to
111111111 limo
’il111r r11, “'11: not a little excitement
in Hprlnmvood when the canine sleet-
ed his mad course through thorn1 A
gang of arch. under the lendurahip oi
l‘uul llfllllill‘i l1i1-d to gel the beast.
but could not not within 111111 shot of
him. Snurrwi wilrralrnurson retained hi-1
present-11 of mind throughout and
11111li\"-:rli1-1i up 11111 11oli1e hondqunr
1111.4 111' quainlina l ‘biol “illiunr it. P1111-
nitrgtun of tho ilrcuurslnnror The;
latter lnrrnodiulrh 811“! 011i: L‘l R111:-
nicotine the gin: :- 11 bore he mot Rich.
1111] lreland and the 1110 put forth or i
'111‘1 offoll to 1511i within pistol shot ol
the dog. but 111-111 unable to do so
1‘ unstable i411l11111d .l. ladrlgan oi
Ron 1111011 was rrotlhod to keep a look
ioul for the dog. should lie lnrado that;
(“5er l.
RED MEN ODINGS
There will be a meeting of the
linynrakors' Association in Cookeneo
Vllcudqunrtors lourorrow evening.
The Corkonoe linyrnakors‘ Asuocla-'
'lior: in planning for an initiation in
class form for two weeks trom to
morrow night.
There 111111 a rehearsal of the adop-
tion dogrw lard owning by (‘ockonoo
'I‘rllr. No. 32. l. 0 R. M.
11. ll. 111111111. 111 Nor‘vala, wont to
Konckapotanauh Tribe in Bridgeport
lust 1111111111111 to make arrangements
for the tli‘i‘l'lliillll'o or the Imitation
to Cufkt‘lltlt' trlb11 trom the Bridge-
parlors for October l:lh,1vhoh the all
tanroua degree [1111111 or. Cocknoo tribe
will 1111 over to tho neighborina‘ city
and confer the Warrior's degree. The
invitation was received and accepteda
some little time 11110 but it was 111101111
nary that arrangements for the aliair
be made. it is planned to have thirty
live or lorry candidatu so over from
here on that night to take the decree
bolero the bridaporl tribe.
TRiNl‘i‘V GUILD MII'flNO.
The Woman‘s Guild. at Trinity Evi-
ueopal church. hold a meeting you:
larder nitarnoon. at which time I
number at important matter. were
countdown. it wol voted to hold a
calm Ialo on October lilth. 0n the
atternoen oi Orlober 261k too will
be hold at the home of NH. Jun Du-
mortior. at which that everyone at-
tending is exported.» bring I has on
meal. A supper and honor will he
held on November lot. 111. melon
to an to the rectory land. hit was
voted to serve retroshnionn m the
next meeting in November. and all
ladies of tho pariah. who may not. be
d
[0-
quality-—
Just One
Km“ '1 "1" ‘ i 1
1.71.11' .ili" "
4-11.1; LWW
THE FRIVOLOUB LiM IT.
His main trouble was that he pcrsiry
ted .ln treating everything lrirolousiy.
Nothing was sacred to him. Suggest
any sulrlect-any one wirtdevermonc
that was absolutely rendlng the world
|traurrdor'~~and he would mark 11 joke
1 about ii.
1 "That chap." said the serious mind-
ed lriond. in 11 wild attempt to do jus-
tice to the othor's irivoiity. “wiry that
i chorus the only human being on earth
who can sing the Declaration of in-
depcudencc to a corroertirra accom-
parrimelrt!"~—:\‘e11' York Times.
FIRE" 11.111115
Moawam’ FIRI’. ALARM
oouru aortas
Fire Alarm Headqunrusrn at Electric
\\ orks Telephone for tire alarms.
N11. 24
3~xWanhlnxton and \‘orlh Main Stu.
Mahaokemo iiotol
4—11'Dhy and Random! Sis.
5—4111 .11 (l Corset Factory. private.
g» liuyt' 11 Theatre.
'1' ~Nnr11'aik Houérltnl
liv—Mnrrlc Hull, iii'lord and City 111.1ch.
19« Cross St.
l~2 \tht 51. .. Franklin School.
13th ‘oncord St . Luncor'd and Lincoln
501100 iii.
11 -.\'ortl1 h'laln and Ann Sis
tin-111311 St. and Ba 1i11w \1'11.
10—-xl\or1rall1 Iron \ olkn.
l'.‘—-\\‘eat. Ave. and (‘odar St
lbw—limit School. West Are.
!. Wt!!! 111. 11116111111111» A13.
211 ~1El1'A1m.and Lowe 81.
9‘24 Chestnut and them $11!.
25—«x8nurh Main and A onroe Sta.
'"l ”Lexington A111. and Austin 8!.
27 «West and Elm Grove 515.
til—South Main 151.. {111111111111 Grove and
1
o
Meadow Sta.
13344111111 t.loctri%l\Vorka". State St.
.‘H- x wing and
: Vl‘lnvllunddagflr “‘{’§l('r Sta.
37—— :1 Look“ oo 3
iiinail'fleld Ave and Cedar at.
Taylor 111111. and South til.
‘lfl-WVoodward A111. and Meadow Si.
lt-«Burriit and Quintord Aves. and \5 star
8!.
46-» Woodward and lmwndoa Ave:
15! 4:11“an Hill St. and Elmwwd A19.
lb" »\\n11l1lngton St 111111.11-
.~»-l-‘roi11llt yard and Ann St . private.
l54 Nnr'wnik L111 k (‘..0 private
1x) lit-notes non— -illll'l‘f¢l’lllt boxes.
(Ml Maatcr bo\. from which the num-
:lwr 111 any hm: can bu sounded
0111- utroko a: 12 noon and B p.111.
standard llnw -
01111 stroke at odd time-1, testing or
lino open. 1-
Two strokes allot; 1:11 alarm. lire out. w-
ila e 111119111. -
"1111.1333101» strokes. water to be shut
off. 1—-—l—-i
i
is rolled for tor-i.
Hm alarms: for an
och-ed by telephone.
A T NORWALK FIR! ALARM BOXIO
#111: headquarters. Van Zuni 8t Tel. 170.
312-111.1111 Washington and Fun 81:.
MN.- ur hm St . fllldall.011b0l’fl Ave.
Zlii~~ East Avo.1111d Rowan 81.
Ill-~~Wintlol1lsl.
2‘..'“l-~l1‘111't and aCharla-a ills.
2"4 E11111 Ave. and Fitch 111
225-4“. J11hn1Flt and Edith Are.
:13: «Saavlew Ava. 11nd Finn Ht.
ash-Jitmlovm'd and Second Ell.
mu t‘ove Avbaml Filth ill
Auxiliary box in Marvin school connects
with box .
Auxiliary" box in Fitch wheel contract:
with box
one blast at whistle at odd timed. lost-
1 r liner
mt‘) 0 brwhlotlo at I [1.111. standard
‘ district also re-
tin no bloat
n11-
il: tool at I .ovor' Wednesday.’
1‘13; blasts o whistlem -i-—ilro out.
Four blast» of whistle-«1- 1 1 twat 8:80
a. m. an dolrool.
till-1'10 call at 11:30 11. m.. one nation.
We telephone manage in electric motion
1” batmn he hours of I [1.111.
do. m.. lvlnx location 11! (in. an alarm
will be given or neuron
WW
NoIWALK will. ALARM!
lG-Corxr xi lain and Wei his.
111111111! Union
311"” gimp" Hill and Kellen lit
uwtm
low-(311m kit 111.2111: Wi‘lumm An.
-- . om
SL113. Agra. “a “whiny. lit
81—43-11 house. (Private box).
arm-Wm Ave. and bio wind
in:
331““
12..-
arbor Ave. and rclrnrd lit.
the l 111. and Harbor Ave.
Avo. .. 1111a Armory.
arena fit. an minimal.
11in Hi and arm Ave.
|11 Bummer It.
i. In “Ill 11 Ave.
N
we!“
in” 11:119th and Ti li 11111111.
v11. carbinooln Ave.
than! A". and militant Lam. ‘
O
IOWAY‘I'ON "HI ALAN” airmen
“Naif“ A", In N. In Ill. H1 h“ ‘-
Bill
Nearly every grocer has half'a
dozen brands of flour. all about
the same price and'
But he also has one flour that
costs more and rs worthlmore.
King Midas is sold by all grocers.
Shane Bros. & Wilson 00.. Philadelphia.
1.11
111 12:06 p. 111.. each Wednesday. a box ~
n. ...............1.._..1.w~..... . .
the same
Just One
1.
' Comfortables. Count-y
EXACTLY 80.
A11 intelligeut'errough Italian lady.
said sht- had been three months in M
rncrica.
“Where?"
1:1
we inquired ; .
i‘ho Philippine 1'.1lhlr1is."-Celr-ttil'
- . -.. -. .-. .......T;‘3
Blankets
erpanes. Pillows
Prices Worth i‘alking"
About
F A. MITCHELL
Hf. ‘JOE FURNlIHEI
VILLAS FOR WASHINGTON.
(Worthington Dispatch to Philadelphia
_ Ledger. )
“\\'asblngton will in a low rears be;
surrounded b1'1illas,as is every other"
capital of the world." said George il.'
Earle, .lr.. in discussing his plan (05
build a villa on his estate near here.
"There are no more beautiful
places in the world than many on the
outskirts oi the nation‘s capital. yet
the rich who come here fail to like
advantage of these natural beauties. i
can foresee the Newton of villas on;
the Maryland and Y'iiginia shores.
within the next lilleen ,v'oars wirirh'
will eclipse the grandeur oi ancient
Rome.
For many years Mr. Earle has had
an idea that the greatest building
boom which this country is to have in
the next decade will be the Villa
movement in and about Washington.
At a distance of six or eight. miles
from the district are lands which .an
be purchased at low figures by reason
of having belonged to soulirerners
who were ruined by the war and have
not been able since to cultivate them
or make improvement. ’l‘ho land is 1‘1th
or 700 loci higher than Washington.
explained Mr. Earle. and in the sum ‘
mer would be as cool as in the moun-
thins. he thinks.
”The lands are selling from $17 to.
$100 an acre. and offer the most:
beautiful scenery, overlooking the Po-'
tomnc river and at the foothills of the
Sugar 1.1111: mountains.
l have missed the truth. and ii i
new to begin life again i should do
nolhiu: l have 11111111 » luv: it).
.. .__.-_._._ an.“ ”a”- 1
New York. New
. Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect Oct. 1. 1911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M. “.i' iil\. h'ollr, i1:4l,\. fi'tlil, 6737
7.21113 7.14M, ll; ” itrhh ll'lhx. 11:37.
4’ .
in. '1111. "
l‘. -l 1‘1“. .015. I 'lTx li’l1l‘11 8'
“unit l‘..\p .11111-1-1 _i11 Hillivlll lily-1 11.
:1Z.1.l..'i\. Lil. Lrihh 0.1“. “2’.“
1.521.. 14:40.1. )0: 45'.
Sundays.
:4811. 5101111. 5' 1‘12. hut-i. in.)
1:1”. .. ‘iih. J" iil\ 5:35
7:5‘.’\. 11: 2111. 11241111.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWRLK.
A. M 4:151. b l". 1;; l1'1. ii:tl1l.1'. Stillx.
8:561. ii: “in, [11:021. ltlzflli. “film. 11:05.
l' M. l" (1'41 i' W. l:1'-11.1. Minx, ":"h
11.1.1111. ihbbx. 4' 13"1l111'xbnt». f1 2511'.
11mm, 11; 0:1. 11: 11011. 8.11311. 1.1 1111.11.111111. 11:111.
'1 11111.
'|11,\'
l\ i
b: 50\.1
111; 28
7 i'ltix.
Sundays.
A. M. 44:00 V'hx 11:11‘111. 10:11:11. 11:0th
l'. M 1204. 510:.11'. 51.114 11.11”. 7:21“.
it: 1-11, 11.1111. 11111111, 11:11le
wUTH NORWALK To new
HAVEN.
A 11.1.12 1211. 1171. 1:11:11. 11 1111. 7...:1.
111.11. 111211, ii: 111:. ll 17
:111111. 11:21:.11211.
111-. '1 11.x 1:211
"3;" 111.1511. 11.17. 7.11111. 11101111. 9 .1011,
lo bridge-port. flsiurdarn only 3:115 p.111.
Sand dayo.
A Mi 11111 I1'2: lax, lllx. this. 7:43. 9:42,
will”: ' ‘
; ll
~'.11i..'-2;11111.11wx. 11:111. 1111111, 111.111.
1010'”.
m
DANBURV TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A M. -11 1111.1 .2111 1115116111. 11111111. 11:10.
11.11: M11111. will
"d.”t
11. M.»71|I.i 1:111.
RE will 00. ‘i‘: 3111:.
WUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
1‘. ~01!» (dolly 911111-111 01111111111111».
11-31 11 :11. 111.1111}
11.111151. 1111.111111. 7:“.
union.
1
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.11 11111111111111}
RHLSTONS are.
a business a‘ss‘et
L0 V E R’S
"The Place" '
The Purchase of a
RALSTQN “
SHOE
Reflects Good Business
Judgment
$4
TWO STORES
Norwalk South Norwalk
”.1.
YOU TAKE no CHANCE 1
when you buy a
Stewart
Stove
We will refund money after 3'0 "
days' use, if not satisfied.
Prices from
$19 to $55
SON CO.
134-18! WASHINGTON OT. '
’1
{VII IMNINID PM
AND mun GUAM
Open Monday and WW
UNITID IANK I,"
Norwalk Chronicler