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DIED
COX—IN SOUTH NOIUVAIJII'. OCT.
24. Sarah,
Cox. Funeral
from family residence, Highland Ave,
Friday afternoon at 8:30 o'clock.
WANTED.
WANTED-41ml. FOR (‘IIIINIIIIIAII
housework: one willing to no to city
iii Ollt‘l‘. Inquire Mrs. l'I. C.
lluli Island.
o'll
WANTED POSIIION .\S
widow of tho Into .loscph good location.
I cottage.
I neighborhood. one minute to electric 9;
’ oppor tunitI for garden.
Ilruwno. I
III -
I oil;
'l‘ h .\M ‘ from center.
slot. ()1 liliH‘I t‘III Sillll‘ III L'IIIIII'IIIIIIII'sI“—~
TO LET '
T0 LETeFlVIC-Rmni PLAT.
inquire I". iloppc. (lit
services will he held Cove Ave, East Norwalk. 02.3 3t
TO LET—MODERN SE'VENIIOOM
every Improvemcnt; good
Itcnt Icasou-
South .\‘or-
OZI‘I 'lt
ahlo. Address Iiox .i--ii.
walk.
TO LETwlItlliSl‘Z. F‘IVIC ROOMS, ill
iliuh SL. .\‘orWIIllt, now being llt‘t‘Ol'lll-
ready November 1; two minutes
Key at No. "' 02.3 ill
-Il
FOR SALE.
. now the one big crowd Inoslas to.
' Davis,
small and large pigs and hugs.
of! North Taylor Aw.
good condition.
Ave. 023 ill
building lot. initial) term: to suit
TO LETI»r-::I‘IIIIII« nouns axn
)le . .~I .. i\ lltll ~ \III \\.
it “30:3 l\‘aghiucttni rlll l‘l‘ I‘Nhorwl alk ”W" '0' “5““ l“"‘““k““l'i“l“ Address
" ‘ 0“ .‘tl ll (‘. Inrc Sentinel. o2l ill
TO LETI'llkllN, 'I‘\\'i.l $'l'.-\l.l.h‘
WANTED IIY iiI'NIHIIIAN lIl!iI.i
situation at gcncral liOIISI‘ll'tll‘k; plain
I'lltlli. hood wushcr and Honor. illllilll'l
T. lilill)‘ IIiil. \\'innipauh.
WANTED -\ \\I)lll\'lI\‘t‘. .\lAN
:III as Ill'lHlIt‘ (li‘ltilht‘ IlIIIlIII: nihtlt'
tiIIIc .\ 1 III as “.\n\iou~. " I- III;
tiIII-I,
ot’IIcc I'lerlta. IIIIIII I‘I'll'lil‘l :l
exninlnatlonx in Sun III
pic question: III I»
.\‘IIIIIII 'II
I I IulI -in IIHIII‘IIII»
llothtslcr, N. \.
WANTED ill'l'l lIA'lUItr‘I t)\ .I'Il\\
er maIlIincs I.I~arncis Ialmn on and
paid while il‘tll'llillg. lnlI-Istatc iIuiI'
her (in ., 8:! \3 Washington St. alts ti
A ""
TALESMAN CLARK EXCUSED,
He Talked With Times Ovinor About.
the MoNamari Cue.
nos mamas, Out. Oct. 2awnt-
torts to obtain taiesmon palisnt-tory
to both sides ol‘ Ihc case of .lalncs ll.
McNamara. Indicted for murdcr in con-
IIoI-lion wltlr the explosion of thc
'l‘inlcs liIIiIIlInI; hero, cont IIucII today.
It. W. Clark. thc luicsmnn who tiilk'
I‘ll ycstI-rday with Harry (.‘IIIIIIdlcr,
\‘I'l‘Illl'l'fiilll'lll of the company publish-
iII-.: ilII- Times. and whom he Incl III
a Illt‘l'l. iIII'IIliIlllillg only casually that
lit“ “his III-.leI for jury duty, has boon
I4!lll|ll|lll'il,\' cit-uscd by tho court from
sorting, IIIIII othcr vcnlrctncp havn
lama warncd to maintain absolutc sl-
iIIIIce on the sulIioI-t involvcd, lcat thI-y
too he placed III contlrcmcut with tho
rout. of the tulosmon undcr examina-
lion.
'i‘hc IchcnI-III look halo of II II-omnrk
ol'tilurk that his son slllcllcd has fully
a block from tho 'l‘imcs Building Wilill‘
passing on II car thc night hoforo llIc
mpioalon.
with son of Clark." said (‘lIIrcm-o i-l.
Linn-row, ohIIII' counsel for thc Ilul‘ensn,
today. will Inahc an absolutcly now
Irina-Ha. We had not hoard oi him ho-
oru "
With only four mon left of the orlizi-
ilill IIIIIIcl or 12?- voniromen. a now pan.
III rohdy to be called and hardly a
juror agreed upon as ontircly satisfac-
tory to cithcr side, tho chances for an
examination or possibly 3.000 or nun-c
vault-onion hurorc tho jury finally to
choacn. was gcncrnlly rottardcil today
in ”H‘ light of IlcvclopInt-nta no qIIIlc
pnmdhic, In one CMII‘IIrnlI! cnan, no loss
than Il,lIi0 vchlrcmcn hclnlz called.
At lhc opening of court today. there
wI-rI- night iaiosmon in the box. tour
at whom havc boon passed for cause
“3' both tildes.
-m WWW
Ml'.il (llhitcl‘rw—YOII don't seem to
consider my opinions very valuable?
‘ Mr. CiIaIIcro-«AVM. door. local
alder tham so Iuluabio that It shock!
me to son you giving them out to
promiscuous]; - Catholic, Billiard
loll Timer. »
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Tu-on Ilist titml‘,
‘ munix‘:
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. I‘tlSI‘-l 1-.”
\‘meh‘ I‘ i IIiIIIIIs
SH" i IIIIIIIIIIlIl \H.‘
:er IIII'
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“you do tor the whole family?
and llllt‘ hm will“; also suitable Ior
IIIIIIIIIIobile. t'uII at ill Filtllkiill SI
023 'It
To LET _'NOV. 1. FOI'II aooiis
with bath. all illllll'IH‘P-
I’IIIIIIIIn Arc. .\pply to .\I .l.
(‘ IIIIIIII. :II I‘IIIIIIIIII Aw. South .\‘III'-
It‘ll Ill
TO LET t.\‘
IIIIIIIIIu Mrs.
ROW \\"l‘(.).‘§, II‘Iil‘ll
.\i. E. Thomas.
o'..'~l ill
.7 Ittltl'll Ilt'll Sl-Z. 'Ill \.\7\'
.\urpuih. .;\pII,\ .l, \I.
Inc, I. Ilailroatl n\\t‘..
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TO LET
l-‘Il IIIIsl
Linton .\v I'II,
SIIIIIII\ . «IIII. IiiI'
TO LET lltll'HHS. l‘Ali'l‘rl Iii“
hnuwa, llIIis rooms, :Itorc. busctncnt.
iitlllllil’\, i'lil‘lll'lilt‘l' .~lIIIp, IndIIuiIII'IIII‘y
"iiII ll“\\l‘l‘. IIIIllI. limits Ii‘Ulll Sh to
$3.3 pI. IIIIIIIIII (‘uh :IIIII IIIII our list.
It IIIIIIIIIIII lilus ozti :lt
TO LET i-‘IIIH'I‘
rooms and bath. furnace, BM runce.
hot and cold watcr. has. ii'lt‘l'llltlllt‘.
.\'Iar th- “I't‘t'll, XIV‘HIHI. .l. I‘, New
IIIIII III‘lIllsl II‘JI III
TO LET OR LEA8E~ Fliti'tl \‘m.
1., room house all impIoIomI-nis.
hardwood iloors. ctc.. 5x“ Putnam Ara,
IIIuIr Wont Ava. (‘an bc scan any
time. inquire Mrs. llcrtha lickcns. 6
Quinlarti Place, Norwalk. 'l'cl. till.
09 tt
FLOUR, SIX
TO LETwOiI‘I-‘lt‘luis IN I‘lllddili‘llx
building. corner Main IIIIII Wall Sis.
Hunt and all Inodcrn lInprornIIII-Ins.
Apply to II. F. (iolchurn, 22 Wall St,
Norwalk. ori tI'
TO LETv--~"IINION IIOI‘SI‘?‘ 21
Union Ht; brick collage. tizl l‘IIlIm
St. The Hatch & Ilallcy (30.11112 it
To LETMHADII‘ A HOUi-m 0!!
apartments, every modern convert
luncc. one minute from West Ave
trolley. tarnished or unfurnished: heat
and hot water suppllod. Inquire till
West Ave. 59 if
TO LET~HAMIIIT0N AWL. HALF
ol‘ tWoIIamlly house. It rooms. and Il-
room list: all Improvements; good cotr
dltlon; one. block from railroad station.
Joseph it. Taylor. s13 tt
NOTICE
Owing to prevalence of
GLANDERS
in nearby cities
FAUCETS
have been placed on hydrants“ near
water troughs for use at those who
prefer to water their horses from pails.
WATER COMMISSIONERS.
I..... I. . mud».-. “mm...
011 It!
a
“bu.“— ww .. wa—andfiflla.. ..
Groosrju‘bld that watermelon i sold
Customaerory nearly The doc-
tor to than; yeti-‘m'i‘oledo Blade.
Miss your wants in The flsntlml
““"ausmnss NOTICES?”
boot. and shoe repair shop All kinds
custom made work.
zIInI-nntoed 28 West Washington at
PROP ESSIONAL.
iors. llair Iircssinx, inanicurlnc. sham
poIIlIIII. facial and scalp Inassagc, t‘ii‘i‘v
l.‘illi‘l|ittnlli~l.
Iioyi's ’I‘hcalrc llulldlmz. \‘I'IIshlnaton
8L, SIIIIIII Norwalk. 'l'cl. 473M IIIII ll'
ARTHUR F. HUNTINGTON. (ill
aauls' III (tram (‘ll l‘.“‘ll_ IIIII‘II cultnrc.
pure tone production. lilil
Norwalk, 'l‘el. Ill.
o2 IIII
PIANO. ORGAN. THEORY. ALEX,
S. Gibson. it (‘hcstnul St.
music, organist and dircrlur First
Church. Norwalk. .\lnsir composed.
urranacd and transposed. 'i‘clophonc
894. 52?. till
PIANO INSTRUCTION »— THOR-
ouuhncss and individual roqulroIIII-uta
receive special aticnllon. I’rclor to
instruct pupils at than: home. Miss
Lelia A. Gregory, Norwallt, i‘onn. R.
“. 1). l2.
HEARING ON MR8 LKANEI‘E EE~I
TATE.
Thorn was a hearth: iII-i'orc Commla
slouura FrcdcriciI Ullt‘kltl}. \‘Hllllcld S.
liaul'ord and Percy .i. EdwaIds In tho
today.
l’cnncll.
The daughter. Mrs. John W.
of liowutttm. presumed two
atth noon Attorney .loncph It. Taylot
represents Mr. trauc. son or tho do.
llurlbultwppcara for tho administra-
tor, James i’aul.
intact: Thai imitate Ostrich”.
it
allor
its hand and Imagining that
eluded diatmory ls coplcd
fashion by
to Dr. ll. liodman III his lIIctIIroII on
tho subject or the slick lnuucl, or ba~
IIlilIIII roast. which in.- has cultivated.
Therm insects. which are so called be.
canon of tonic rosomhlanco to dry
sticks, lIuvo two taro loss which they
told complotcly over tllllll‘ cyan whoa
so doing thcy inmaoivru are lost to
View. The cult“ of lllvilt‘ insects. Dr.
Rodmnn says. lakc something overplx
mob-this to hatch. 'l‘hoy am only one.
tenth or an inch in their longest di-
nmctor. and in some miracle in It!-
sctt whlth at. hatchinx it: thrmunr-
tors of an innit ill length is packed
Inlo them: The moi. insects Ilostrov
the washings at their number by not
ing their leas.»Westmlnatar (limits.
Mm. Knngg ~Wlioa I die you'll Myé
or and another woman like mo. .
to look torions.
1
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR“
disturbed hormonally think that in.
‘t" sideiation still to urge them.
FOR SALE ~ PARLOR STOVP '
Inquire i'I' Seartmvgu... stakes.
I :IIII‘IIII. the dilicmnoo hetwuoa 83.
FOR SALE.»~AT SAGAMORE PARK
adioinlng TI’IlIcnI-ke Parlt. beautiiul
purchaser. inquire Robert II‘. Bcalzl,é
Ilcal Islam Agent. iiowayton, Conn;
Tel. 3“. 320 in)
F it and comfort j
choc.
MISS L. M. AYERS. illiAl'TY l’.»\R-‘
IriI' IIIIIssIIItI‘, \vcai'iut; :IIIII ililli Igootls.‘
.\IIII‘lIIcIIII prIIparIIliIIua.‘
Main St.
‘I‘iIIlI can win llIIce :Iililillilt,
'i‘oachcr ui‘ .
1 Kaine tolnurmw.
who.
,i’or early practice skip about the
The eve of the filth situate today
ward the Polo Gmhlidfl Ind though
that home team 099qu to have but’
It bane chance of victor?» still there
was no lack of enthusiasm and in»
There was a dearth of twttinur the
Athletics being regarded as the. ultio
mate winners at the series and only
a. fow‘camd to take the short and ot
4 to 1 laid against the home club.
Campus and Lopp for tho Athletics
and Marquard and Mayors for the
(llnnts lookcd to be the battery selec-
tions for today’s some.
The butting order. subject to last.
minuto changes. follows:
New York—~1)crorc, It; Doyle, 2h;
Snodarass, ct; Murray, rt: Murillo, 1b;
Iiorzog, lib; Fletcher. as; Meyers, c;
Marquard, p. ‘ .
l’hllodalphhcflnrd. Ii'; ()Idring cI;I
Collins, 2b; Maker, 3b; \Iurphy. rt;
lh;, harry, as; Lapp, c;
)oombs, p.
Utapires~~iilcm and ilrcmun, Na-
tional Magus; Conuollcy
American League.
'I‘ho chance that this might be the:
last game of thc series stirred the Ina-I
iattul enthusiasm of many. and lndimw
lions wruc that. the attendance today.’
will he on huge as at former contests
ExII-pt lot the fall chill in the air.
the mother was all that could be‘.
askcd. The sun in a cloudless sky
shone through an atmosphere so oloar
and dry that it mado the players out
field
like sIJIoolboys. A day of clear wea-
ubor has dried the diamond and tho
i
and Dlnccn. i
I
‘grounda showed conditions almost as
good as on the dust day at the scrim.
Although under the rules governing
FOR sate sramo CIIICKENS "NW “"3 It'll-V0" “hm 0‘ “‘0 WWI“
lII- t
quire Dominick Spczzano. Pillow St ,1.”an shore
in limited to the tour games almdy:
was It his financial enlist
the players know the exact value of
Victory In the series
dial
and $2 I36 for each player. The hrs-i
or sum will go to tho players of the
winning Iziub._- under tho rule gIIini;
tho victors sixty percent. of the total
allotted to the players.
"We‘ll be out them lighting today
‘IIIst. thc some.“ said Captain lam-5"
‘lloylc. as tho (liania' captain came
to the polo mounds this morning.
‘Marquard is now our Illllili tit-penci-
Amos is also in good shape. and
if m- win mlay we was put him to II»
morrow. \‘l’c hlu’l‘ I not lost hope.
l‘houch IlIiIIIIII don't. lool.‘ bright; but
IIIII Ilt‘H‘i‘ can tell In baudtail, it‘s II
qum-r panic."
.\I.II'IIIIIIIII has horn tutrI-Iuliy groom.
.\ic-'
I-Il tor this conical by Manager
who. tixul‘lug on \'ll‘lt'l‘)'. says
that III; can Will II he has lilt‘ “hroalto'
III IIIIII lIaInII.
"t‘iIiIII .\Icycrs In tho Inost lIopI-Ini
oi Lini lionlc I-IIIII, saying: "It all“
I} In W,
no reason why anothI-r IIIII~ can't."
“We are playing for today‘s game.‘
tit'l‘iilN‘d “t‘onnlv” Mark. "it we don't
act it. wo will try' all IIIII'IiI-r l'or tho
I think In» hare a
god chance of winning the title oi
_\\‘orld'9 champions IIIIain. i really
can‘t say who will pitch today. it may
ll im ,
mood pitchcra. who
I
I
Town Court room. NorwuilI. on tho I-II-‘
title of Mrs. Elizabeth ('al'iillo, III‘ct-lls(*li.l
l
I
Mr Knuth-mo. tor t denim;
In» (‘oombs and then again It may ho
I’ianlI.
been
have not
shown in this series."
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HIGGINS IIOIIIIlS
“BOY ENGINEER"
I‘hII bond of trlondahlp I-xlutlnn ho
vavn t-lamucl llilzpiua, IIIIIIIIII man
~W~uwv~~ a.
IIIIIII, aggroflullltlx Hill), and was on tho ago) of tho \‘ow Huron III III and ll) 91 30mm [I..Iph' (“.an Gould ”I‘ll ( llll‘lt'. auctiouwr.
witness stand all the morning, In sIIp-. llIIrII Grant. on cautnom III the rum ISprlnsdaic. Mr. and Mia llamas-I Kai I
hurt of lIoI claims. '1 ho case Is on this i hull) whose. work Is WW) II... ham“ act. or (llcnhroolI. Mr and Mrs. John
glut: of special trains for edit lals of tho .
ceased. and Attorney William F Tnm-i‘mnumll “l“! d‘“”“““‘”h°u visitors. "Worry Momma. llr. and Mrs. Russell
mam. the ltollllmwrs. and .l. Benton I‘I'Ilvuccd b) llw ltll'llltll'lilllm l0 I‘ll-(Morgan and daughter, MI
tirant M a bandsomo gold wan-h from
MIR. Higgins. according to the story
told about tho roundhouho.”
l‘j‘llkillt‘til (tram has licI-II rclcrrI-d to
'l‘lII~ habit of tho outiich III buIyInlllaa the “inn Wondm.“ hut ho doesn't
hall ‘, llkc it also the rnihoad lllt‘il call him
It; ”Stool Nerve Harry." and such things.
certain Insects. according : hm hotIIIt II Inodost poi-son, Mr. Grant
Illalikcs this. iic has been tho special
coplanar Im thoNew ltavou road iIiIIIIII
ho was a hay. Mr. Grant halt bIIIIioIl
'l‘hoodoro ilooacvolt over the New Ila»
von road and Mr. liooasvait an pra-
aeittcd to Mrptlrmit‘a sold cigar cub
tor.
Mr. Higgins has boon granted II
leave of abaenco which expires at the
close of the year.
«WW-«w
"l have decided *l'o' quit this coon
puny ill-lain." raid the prima action.
as she nuanced into the manual-is ot-
lino.
he month. “we tigers ”body to taint;
your place." “Thais why i have titi
ml
HON'I an Offer You about Not Over.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Taylor’s Golden Anni-
,the most part relatives, who assembl
Todayt'i‘hev were asslsted bv their grand-
tnadc up of the liner; Halls of the Odd:
‘tl’ellows surrounded by an appropriate?
iI-Ialwd II golden spoon.
‘ .\irs.
there is _
Morgan, and ilrausa am also
liinuous act-vim» of I? years.
I
I
I
Il‘rauklc Bomb-II Mia
. I atnsn lonIuI, Mm 'lllli'\ i-I.
“but my door iilfl itlvifltonfi My
aided to unit compatrwciuoam Nigel Murray. Howard Taylor,
malaria Shanks. at New “York.
..loolt
flpxall Dyspepsia Tablets remedy
stomach troubles by aiding nature to
a
Illlhdy the (Implants the absence or
which in the nitric Juices causes in-
digestion and dyspepsia. 'l‘bey aid the
stomach to «Illicit tow' and to quickly
convert It into rich red blood and ma-
terial necessary for overcoming natur-
al body waste.
Carry a package at Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets In your vest pocket. or keep
them In your room. Take one after
such heavy meal and prove our Millet"
tion that Indigestion will not bother
you.
We know what llIIxall Dyspepsia
Tablets are and what they will do. We
guarantoe them to relieve Indigestion
and dyspepsia. it they fall we will re-
lund your tummy. Three sizes: 25
cents, tit) cents and $1.00. Remember,
you can obtain Roxail Remedies only
at our store~The Rexall Store. The
Clifford Pharmacy. Quittncr & Canty.
Props.
WEEK
The House oi Sail-lying Vaudeville.
A Grand Assemblage of Stellar Vau-
doviilc Luminarln. The Principal
Exponent oi Eleganotea will be the
Celebrated Legitimate Player,
Leslie Carter's Leading Mail
Mr. Lynn Pratt
and Associate Players. in the instan-
taneous Comedy Triumph
A METROPOLITAN MUBING
Mr. Pratt's Engagement at Hoyt'l il-
lustrates the limitless resources and
advancement of our programs. » This
is his first time in Vaudeville.
W—w‘- .-1 .. .. .. ”I... .....‘I Wonk—u W ~—..m.—..—3.«
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS AGO.
Another Extraordinary Appearance.
The Recent Hit of New York. that
Ions both Laughabie and Applludlble
Cecil
With an Aggregation of Comedians,
who will present Mysticism: that
create laughter and arouse curioaity.
No other similar act in Vaudeville.
verury at Glenbrook.
October 23, 1861. III Pound Ridge.
William S. Taylor aIid Miss Esther
A Jones were united III maIriage by
Rev “Ililam Patterson, pastor of the
lrcsbytcrian Church.
Monday evening, at their home on
(reticent street. Gleuhrook Mr. and
Mrs. 'l‘avlor celebraIed their golden,
wedding. The guests present were rm-
.—
THIRD UNIQUE NOVELTY
From the New York Hippodrome. The
Intrepid
Woodwells
In an Exhibition of Athletic Powers
Beyond Belief.
ed to otter congratulations. The house
was prottilv decorated with palms,
dahliao and Chrysanthemums and here
and there an American flag was plan~
ed adding a touch of color. Mr and
Mrs Taylor stood in one corner of
‘tho parlor and received their guests.
Who Dispel: Gloom
James Vaudeville Lee
.BOnga. Salli». Quip. «and Quirks
daughter, llttlc Miss (‘Iclla TaIior
Prince. who was celebrating the fourth ' THE BEAN." A!” 3H§f°°~
inn$:e::‘dnbl:;‘E‘I‘IIli‘oTwerc recipients Helena Tamadge and
Robert Gladstone
of. handsome presents many oi which
were of gold. From lowa came a Izilt
for Mr Tmlor or a gold watch fob Sweetly interpreting Sundry Songs
and Planoilms.
‘No advance in price. for this Extra-
lbo handle otiordlnary List of Stars. Always the
which was in lilo torm or a (irand‘EeIt.
Army badge. Anothcr spoon. scat Io, -
Taylor, had in the bowl a cut of. Mud—“N"
the First I‘ongroaationai (‘hurch la
(“rout-II. town. IvbI-rn' Mr, Taylor at
tcndml scrviI-I- while on II \‘iilllll Illcrc.
.\tlolhor IIIII was a gold jaweihux!
from Mr and Mrs. I~)!‘II'I'I Jililt‘fi and‘
Mrs. Ezra Jones. I
Thc I-I‘cnlnz was pit-usually spcnt in?
renewing old III‘IIIIaInIIIIII-I's and iI’IlII~‘
In}: over matters at pcrsnnai InII-rcst.
“t‘fl‘l‘illllllt‘llls were sI-rvcd by their
design. From tho sumo place he re
1
Phone lllls
STAMFORD. CONN..
WEEK OF OCT. 30
l‘ilELi.E OF RICHMOND"
by Sidney 'l‘olI-r
A FOUR-ACT COMEDY
Mat. Wed. and Sat.
IlaucIItI-r. .\irs. Richmond i‘rlnrc. audf
others, and a large wedding who was! Auction sale
cut. i
Mi 'l‘aIlor is a 1,1... cmnnIaqur ofil‘SS'l. ATP. or SARAH A. RANDOLPH.
[lint hASl‘. ll,
Thc IIIIlIIIIIilIor will sell at public
'lilli‘llflll on till‘ plelnlscs at the (”We
at ( I Inc! avenue and E lirabcth III-cot
Ilohhlc l‘ost \'o 21‘. ll. .‘I ll.. and ti
IIIIInIlIcI or lilppowam Lodge l (l. l)
R, and Stamford I‘ounIil. Royal Ar
cantim. llI~ r-nllslcd Irom Stamford m ”h. m“ of yon...“ 0n Saturdal
lor thc l'iIIl “III the your attcr ho Ilit‘ SMII day at" ()tluiivi 1911.
“as nun-r19“ in [8.0.2‘ going to the- “(100k l” ”N" {Ort‘llllon lilo pt'r'mll' ll
lIont iIII‘ompuIII A. tilt-II (‘oanectiI III ”m” "f “"m d“"“”‘"“‘ ”)"z'l’m."
. .' oi itIIIIituie, beds bcdding. not it
\olunlccrs. A low yours after his re
turn ”(it‘ll lilll Will'. liv t‘llll‘i‘t‘tl lllt‘ and tho upmmmlauun of forty
employ of I.nIIIIslIIII-y II- Soulc. and ls.lll)“>‘l?kl-'t‘l|lltll. Terms cash,
still with that t‘thn‘ctll. altar II con-l REAL ESTATE-
lt the real
comprising: house III tcn rooms.
ycars'
a
Among those prurient Were \lr. and
.\lIa. Richmond i'rincc. Miss (‘elia 'I‘ay-
lor l’rinrc. him ”come H. Sealics,
.\IrII Theodora t‘IalIlI and son .\Ilss
loacph Henley.
Jones, Mr.
II-st lillilil‘l' III 2 o‘clock p. Ill.
day. 'l‘cInIII made known
than of hllitl.
Ill
AT THE THEATRE PERFEQT THIB‘
where the Family Finds Enjoyment.'
Mrs.‘
‘ understood ‘that’th’e aile’g‘ed‘év‘idéfioe
ALHAMBRA Theatre
Popular Prices,
at it)
I-rr. cooking nit-nails, I‘ntpvls. antluurs
oslale at said deceased.
lnrllt“
barn IIIIII tract of land suitable for sub-
division Into tour largo building has,
‘ls not disposed of before said auction
stain. the same will be sold to tho high-
III said
tlic
ALHAMBRA THEATRE. s'i‘AIuiI‘oao.
The Lewis F._ Cody Players are
playing this week “Leah Kleschnu."
the best play written by (.l. McClellany
author at “Belle of New York." “Leah
Kioschna" was Mrs. Fisho's greatest
success and Is new one of the beat.
drawing plays in her repertoire.
Itwulunt ' ‘ 7:};
till IIIIIIIII
Four Arrests by New Haven
Police For Sale III Liquor
Against the Law
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 25.-Four local
retail drugglsts have been arrested for
,sclllng liquor without II prescription
,on warrants issued by Liquor Prose-
cutor Hubert L Dickerman, who has
Ilccided to start a campaign against
this form (It Illicit traffic. '
The druggists arrested were:
Otto C. Marx, of 491 Chapel street.
Charles A. Stanford. 84 Winchester
avenue.
Genarro Tetruccl,
nae. _
Egldlo Ferraloli. f5 Brown street.
Mr. Man: is one of the best known
draggists In the city, and in addition
to his store on Chapel street has an-I
Other one on Howard avenue. it in
641 Grand ave-
In all these cases was secured o
Stmday In": out; on poilcé‘ have ‘1
(hired eIllIence whlcli has bden mun ':’ 4
before \Ir Dickerman, on which to 3 '
base allegations that they sold liduof 5;
over the counter without a physician'o '.
ptescrlptlon. This Is a direct viola:
tion of the liquor laws ’ .;-
All of the druggists. were released.
Monday night under bonds of $200 .
apiece.
Tho arrests came as a great ,
prise as It was not known that a
investigation into this traffic was I:
Ilcr way. Mr. Dickerman.'when reach.
ed Monday" night, Would not discus-
Ihe matron-mil was intimated, how- ,
ever. from other sources that there
might be l‘uriher arresta.
8%..
It is I‘laitncd now that there are
many drug storcs around the city
“'ilt‘l' it is tilc lirat‘ilt'c of selling “I
qunr. that is, whiskey and wines. to
~persons after 12 o'clock or on Sun-
du). The law rcI wires that such sales
b. made only Ull a IIIIIIOI' Is prescrlpo
timI.
STATE SECRETARY LET BOTH
CHAUFFEURS GO.
Motor Vehicle Collision Near Norwalk
So Disposed Of.
State SI-rrqury Matthew ll. Itogem’
motor IIIIII'InoI-s III the Capitol in Hart-
ford “'l‘rt.‘ varied yesterday afternoon
by II rI-lIIIarsul III the vehicular com—
plication. 'I‘hc drivers of both can
III collision, who were Mrs. Harvey M.
lllcdahock of Shippun Point and E.
Parinly (if Wes-(port, will not loco
tlwir licenses to operate, the Iecro- '
tary airing his Ilcclsion directly little?
the hearing. Mrs. (itiloapkx. who was
in tho ItiuIiaboI-k (‘lll’ at tho “Hill-“Olly
was a third witncss on the stand. '1‘!!!
acI-idonl, happened a low miles Iron!
Joan- of New York city.
[guitars or oonal’ntulation. as well as
beautllul presents. with «regrets at be;
Int: unahlu to ho prcscat. were receiv-
ed from Mr. and Mrs. Eugene .loncn.
Mrs. Itophua Provost. hlr. and Mrs.
William Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. Oilvor
Martian at Stamford. (lcnrac ll. l‘rlucc.
Miss M. ii 'l’rlnce of ilrooitlym Mr. and;
\irs. Lewis Provost, Mr and Mrs tu- i"
that Knapp of Now Canaan. Mr. and 20
n
23 from I
till). tlItolIcr 2.3 from 7::III
II. III.: on tinturdny. llt‘l.
ill).
from 7::ill ultlll ii p.
ity. in making up the tax list of itlli
Dated at dumb
illll. .
tilt-II Elbert Jonas, MIII Esra Jones of “.\T'rimw I‘nllltET’l‘.
lllnh Hittite. licalnnld ilnylis. Detroit» (filAillf-lll N.‘§.\IITII.
Mich: William ilayllsa. smut moat , AIM-b SUMMER.
0220 III ilonrd III Rellot.
umo. Washington; Mr. and Mrs. liqw-
llonrd of “allot of the t'liy III‘ I-lmItlI‘
Norwnllt will moot on Monday. October;
do until 9 p. m.; on WedncII-j
until 9,
29%. from 2
until 5 p. In. and on Monday, October
III.. at the
t‘ouncll ('hmnbcr. \l‘aahlnutou street.
in said city. tor lhu purportI of hoar-
lnII anti dolormlnina all annuals from
tho doings of tho Mill'ilam‘ll of mid
Norwuik. October
and .\Ira. Fitch Provost of Stanitord.‘ Pot tIIItIIcI iIItoruIatton apply in: ‘
Mr. and Mzu. (‘hurlos Scarlcs and tum- l-Itlw rd t‘. Stuart. cxI-cutor; William .\01'Wlllk wlmi the highways were
021 hi alive with cars point: to tho Dunbar)
.. .5 M I‘ll"-
nailin- oi' lllgh llidue. Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE
Idohn .\loIpnn. Mina Martha Morgan.
"I M" Board of Relief LESS Th3" ' .‘
Albert Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. William . , ,
Moduli of East Norwnllt. M". J. ,8. Flve Cents , w
Pardon. Miss ids Jonas. Mlu Carrie .l‘. Nation is lwrchy given that that =
A Day
WILL GIVE YOU THE
GREATEST OF ALL
DOMESTIC UTILITIEB
A TELEPHONE
YOUR NHOME
‘lird Johnson. Pillsbury. i’a.; Mrs.
haulih Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
(Sarita. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cili‘tiil,
EM nnd Mrs.- Wurd Curtis cl Oresco,
dollar?"
"How's that?"
“a: Mr. and Mrs. Most Morgan.
Mrs. “award Strong and Mr. and lilo:
my specs."-—Lllo.
”an”; au-
W
‘1" an mum it“ in, the
. I ‘ _
"When arc yo‘aoln' to pay mo that
"I say. It's time ye paid me that
"”t‘gln't no use. (isn‘t no without
The pros! at the wedding to la the
PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR"
SERVICE NOW
lit). (innit: Mr. and Mrs. tillltord dollar.” "vi“
‘ ndall. East Norwalk: litre. Sarah ‘5}. "Can‘t hear a word re say."
Weapon: “Wait I lnlnlt ‘sn' 1'" write it I
Mrs. Emma Otllagar nail son. Mr. and down." ’
Norwalk Chronicler