:‘ 511111111 Bergren has'noccpted a pool
111111 in Stamford with on electrical
.ilrm
The Abbott 111111111 oi the Dorlon
.Pc‘ini. summer colony have returned
to New York city tor the winte1.
The Junior League of the East Ave
Methodist church will meet in the.
undoy- school 100m on Friday after
noon nth o clock.
Rev. George M. Tecple will speak
the weekly prayel meeting to
held‘thls evening at the Advent Chris-
tum church and will lend the meeting.
'F'red Bergen and Theodore Benson,
_ olEast avenue, have secured Imploy-
_, gment at work sounding the depth or
1 I the mud at the new bridge abutment.
..—.._...
, . The Swedish Congregational church
weekly prayer meeting will be held
.- will lead the meeting and speak.
The Swedish Lutheran church in
«East Norwelk is growing rapidly. The
, . The-..weekly, prnynget-ting of the
uEast Avenue Methodist Episcopal
» Church will be held this evening, Rev.
. ’18. 1?. Fairbanks, pastor, leading and
‘ >11 nupeaking.
. The Woman‘s Christian Temper-
anceAUnion will meet at the home or
1 Mrs. Robert Thompson 54- First
street East. NOI‘WflIk, on Friday, ‘Sep-
tember 27th, at 3 o'clock, p. m.
Tb:- Wonnul's Foreign Missionary
Society of the East avenue Methodist
church will hold :1. meeting of special I
iimrortanro at the close of the prnym
meeting tonight. All members are
Irequestcd to be in attendance.
East Nolwalk rcaidents who cross
‘11,,the Washington sheet bridge have
been viewing with interest the prepa»
rations of the men who have been get-
ting rendy to take the soundings for
the new blhlge contractors.
W-orkmcn are making good
tearing down the Louis
.3nlllding on the bridge to make way:
At the I
‘ . :l’or the new bridge structure.
rate mutt-ms n1e pr'oglossing those I11
. Iauthmity begin to see dim visions of
1 the line new bridge, in the distance.
1» The Tobey tamlly, Captain Charles.‘
William and Edward Tobey, and Hen-
ry Reynolds, the natural growth eye-
1 termen who have been held no in
East Norwulk for the past few days
on account or the easterly winds and
the condition of the Sound left this
‘morning for the Bridgeport oytitel
bode. The oystering in not especially
' good this year and will not last but
1 19. short time longer.
‘ ROWAYTON
Mrs. S. D. Weds, at New Mlltord 1191
miing a new days with her brother
.9]. 111515111111. Highland avenue. Mr.
Woods to attending the Fair-held Conn. .
Association held in the 11m Ban
tint Church, Stamford. '
I M
I'l‘he 15111111111 or this section 11111111
be i
‘this evening and Rev. Mr. Vnhletrom.
11 I ironic is now nearly finished and work I
' Inn the new structure is being rubbed.
time, I
‘lteymond ;
11111 are much 11.111111111111111 the Home ,1
1201‘ the Aged which is to be built in ,1
11111. 11111 believed 5111111341 111111 T
" om thin and or the 1511-11 on '
lino my," enumerated. will oom-
lllliil iii it Still
Iii litXl Cililliiflii
flint-nay Dreytuss, who controls the
Pittsburgh Pirates, has started a move-
11111111 1111011.: the major league mag-
notes to insert a clause in the play
ing contract prohibiting the use or
intoxicating liquor In any 1111111 dur-
Iug the championship season. Drcy
tuss doesut believe in a half way
imork which will permit halfway tired
{and thirsty players to enjoy a few
glasses of lager beer utter a hard some
and says that players enjoying such
prlvdleges torget all about moderation
land go to extremes The Pittsburgh
magnate, it he sold, differs with his
team manager, Fred 1311211115 on this
point and is determined to have his
own way. in Smoketown 111111111. have
been circulated that convivialty has
prevented the Pirates from finishing
closer tothe Giants this year. It has
been broadly hinted that the slump
or one expensive player has been due
to late hours and much thirst. Sev-
eral years ago Dreyfusa had a rumpus
W1... 11 star pitcher who contessed that
he had imbibed too freely. So all
:tl1ings cons “tiered Dreyfuss 111111 made
I'11p his mind to begin acrosade which
it is believed will meet wiht more
than passing favor. '
it Ween t so very long,’ ago that (‘on-
hie Much of the Athletics suspended
and fined Chief Bender and Rube Old- I
ring for violating the ciub'c rules. ltl
Iwii be recalled that Walvertou bed to?
fine pitcher Coldwoll or the iiillutonI. ‘
, $200 and huspeuded him with out pay;
"for behavior that could not be over- -
looked. Hunk 0’1ilay‘ or the Cincinnati
Reds was forced to take Long Larry
off the payroll alter severai’unrul‘y
outbreaks. Munngcr Chance of, the
Cubs recently disciplined Fronk’
Echulte for an esonpule in I’orltvilie.
but other (.‘nbs who trunsgressod os~
cuped detection. It is said iiuli Hush
Jennings of the llohoit Is anxious to
get rid of butcher Slanuge because oi"
lilh habits 11131 that other slur pInler’e
1in the big league are on the rugged
I.edgc
it is 1‘1 noteworthy hut however.
‘ihat the members of. the Giants and
'Red Sox, who will meet In the world‘ a
series, have walked a crock all season.
although their employers and mating»
ers have not forced them to refrain
I from drinking beer. ltchrnw believes
that a few ginseng or the nmlldr fluid
benefits players it they feel that they
‘nre in need of a stimulant, inasnmcb
as beer drinkinu gives the men some»
, thing to work 0!! the next day. Mm
Grew however, draw the line at hard
lliquor and also makes it‘ clear that
players who stay up late and consume
too much beer will be 51.15151.- disci-
pllned.
3 Looking back over the managers of
pennant winners, one may say with.
l out four of contradiction that Ned littl-
‘lon. the late Frank G. Soiee Jimmy
Coiline. Charley Comlekoy nod Pop
Anson never objected to beer drinking
it. was their idea that the tota‘. ubuti- 1 . .‘
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWAILK.
I-nence rules merely tempted players
to break them and that. subsequentgi‘ln-
es conned lil feeling and sulkiness.
While It is said that more players
than usual have been disciplined this
year for misconduct. It is also 11111.51
that a majority or the major league
‘manngerc have experienced no trouble
he no great hurry to 111111511111 the Drey-
{use ohm unions club 51.11.1111 believe
that a new 1111111 or contract will pro-
duce beneniial results. ' n .
uni-w
T. L. Pat-I111. 3111111111111... Gin. 50111.1
11 111 1111 his 73rd year. and was 1111.115
trouble. He emu himutlt‘
11111111111 with my 1115115;-
from this source and that there will 1
1W cured of I bid kidney and 919990! I. 1
1111111111111 ladies at Dorian. I o «
will be to beudtity the city 111111 to no
all in its power lor- its 1.1111111111111151.
A meeting for the pol-polls ct planning
for the organization and Work at the
obscuration was 1115111 Monday 129W?"
noon, at the home of Mrs. 12.0. New
on, and plnds were then made to hold
o his meeting in the center noholib
this attemoon. Every lady in the
village was invited to attend this
meeting. There will he election of ot-I
floors, and the Work-tor the your will
be‘ disclosed. A committee had been
appointed to send postcards .hrodd“
cost throughout the town. telling U16
lean-111105 the 11111119111111.3115 inviting:
them to it. A nominating com'mlttee 1
had beennppointed‘ to make reepm”
mendetione 11111 the various oilices.
George Pentecost. Jr. of Tokeneke.
who in an expert landscape ge‘Pdner,
News was lbceivelg in. .
1111‘;- or the death of 11111113.. .
native or this town. who 1111111111111 dead-A
In Eliot Orange, N. 3;, yesterday, while
he was Wullclng along the street o‘-
tor the city. Mr. Hoyt wen well
‘ known in town and non cannot Ilen—
ry I. Hoyt oi Highwood. Norwolh. “
Mr. Mort was walking 111115 on his
way to the Brick “church elation ol‘
the Manitoba :Rollrond wheh 1111.1.
doui’v‘. pedestrians suw 111111 tail to the
sidewalk.
amenity-”111 1.1111111111115111 bud 1115 who
extinct era 11
Heart distance was the cause or death
Walk, had lived in East 01111135 for the
past twelve years. He was employ-ed
*in them. ‘TIutt Milnuinoturihg Coin
puny in Worth street. New York city.
has consented to draw plane for been
tltylng the center of the town oi Do
rien. beginning with the railroad sta-
tion. When this work has been and,
couiplished the ladies will carry their
el‘tortsoto otbe1 sections of the town.
It is the plan to appoint committees
ot'ladles to represent all or the sec-
tions of the town and to have them
do all in theli power for the civic
improvement of these sections. All
at this is to come up for discussion
this afternoon and it sure to prove 111.
terestihg to all those who attend.
“Mum...
Sometimes silence is golden 11nd
sometimes it indicates guilt.
“DAVID W. 1111111111111
Funeral Director-l mhalmcr
19 No. Main St. So. Norwllk .
Residence. 5 Wuhinnton 8t.
Telephone at utilize—3332.
Telephebo at house—693. ~
N ew “15111111. new
Haven 8. Hart-
lord
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE .“
In Effect June 1, 1912.
1
m
A.IM.-—12:48x, 5:093. 5:4“, 6:99,
11:57, 7:201, 7:461. 11:17:. 8:11:11, 9:15;.
9:87.‘13:’20:. 10:45:. 11:38:.
P. M.——12.33x.. 1:08, 1:371 (9111111.
and Wash. Blip. goes to Harlem Riv-
er). 2:411, 2159:, 3. 21 4: 15. 4: 31!.
5- 35. 5: 501.610, 5. 5111, 7.11:, 7: 4211,
9: 403, 10: 45‘.
311-1111,.
1A. M.»—12:48x. 5. 09:, 5.11111. 8: 54‘,
10:20:. 11: 241:.
P. ill—12:53:, 2: ‘34:. 2: 44!. 5: 33,
5:381. 72001:. 7:12, 7: 521:. 3: 2111.9 142:,
10:15 ' 1
, .
was.
. A. lite-414511. 5:411. 6145:.
8: 591:, 8: 55x,‘119:151,‘ 9:42.
1'0: 95, 113:. "
P M.:~12 33x. 1: 03. 118815, 2104:.
215711. 3: 30:. ,_ 4: 16:1, 4129:. .
5514:. 5 25, ‘6: 015,6:02'1, thus
in. 2. 89 11:. 11:30. 12:. ‘
‘ 9111169”. ,
8:081,
1010211. 1111. ,
1‘. 35—42104. 1: 0215, 5:029,
court-1 nonmm 1'11 114 I
I committee on 11151111111111.1111 matter,
‘ :Podmore, et al.
1 1
“ ", 1151111151115 by "thc present.“‘stillngton
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.”
I for no 1151111111.. without objection on
10:02:,
3: 031.
A. 11.91. 11.25;, 111511;. 11:11:11. 11. ah,
‘ 5:04.
3: 0,1: 7: 1411.1 3: 39x. 10x. 11:10:. 12:1 ,
{The deceased was a member of the
Essex County Country Club had a
highly respected citizen.
Mr, Hoyt was fifty-four years of use
Innd leaves a widow and one son. a
student I11 the East orange High
school
REPORT 9F GUMMITTEE
9_II P99M9IIE‘ MATTER
The reporter the Superior Court
i
1
which will be submitted it) the Super-
1111 Court or 151111115111 County Is 1111
follows:
Towp of Norwnlk by its 111-111;...
Wienetrnctlon Committee 1's. Kate ii
Reiore Hon William 3 Case. a
1111:1311 oi tho'fj 511111211111 Court. Septeu1~‘
111111 24.11112." , _
. fiepo'tll of Committee
I The undersigned having been ap-
pointed a oommtttee in the above 011-
titled notion, respectfully 11111111. the
tollowlno report:
Alt-er being uIlyI sworn, we W131. We
£11»:er with t 'eir counsel and 1111111111.
511 on July I196: 11nd llth and August
intro 1912
151111.155 ce recs 1111.51
III Fmtmwfivz‘fihfi 9! Wheat
we find new
is the owner at the premises 4) our b~
5mm“ the 111-1135531111 -.elll9i.9"ffinct, of
.. Jam! in the Town 11151 Nonwnikhetween
high and low water mark, bounded
There in a roll ‘ or
1411111; {lining the southerly side of the
bridge 1111151, on it now stands, pro-I
vents access tron: the bridge to said
premises, except :ior about 20 loot in
from of 11151111111111; on hold 111-5111111111
The fence in (root of the building
was removednby deepondents at the
111111. the building was erected. mid
' street bridge.
k‘iroln the Town of Norwalk and. no
lie part. _
The 11111111111111.1115 title to 11111.1 prom
lees In each on may be acquired in
this state by an individual to land
below ”high water mark. and the
based upon the Resumption thht the
tab or such land in in the public, but
that the owner has Certain rishte or
.l’renchiaes therein. f 11151111111131
right to reclaim. whichfwhen exor-
him the ice.
or the building upon said 1111511111151 111‘
$110001 and;
11.111111111111111
value ct $3. 2915. 1
1111111 finding is 111111.111 111511 the MI
11111111111511 that the “woodcuts her
sold 1111111 in 111 the.
his my 1'11 the depot to take a. tram ‘I_ _
When they reached- his .~
physician ‘nrrive‘d. _
Mr. Hoyt, while a native or 11111. 1
The rosWonwthdte git Paddler-o; ;
I
remove! being without permission
award or damages herein made in
the ~
clued. has the effect of vesting in
The 50111111111115 find that 2961 value
at the interest 1.1 who
leaning.
in Vanuoanoe—A Rex plc~
_ . otory of love and youth.
The Oh ‘ 5—1411 Ambrosio picture A
yet? i teresting‘ picture -
Ireland ind Israel-15. brine light in
one bi reel. Don’t mice It.
COMING SATURDAY, SEPT. 28TH.
The e mi Wonder—The greatest
child beer or the age She will
dance mi 11111.: the dancers are the
Sailori Hornpipe, the Tombotin‘e
and the flishinnd Fling. Don't tail
to see her dance. In 111111111511 to
our re Ior program. , 1 *
Matinee 111-2: 45 p. m. Evading 9:1»
I. 7 11:15.1. and 9 111015511;
its thin great act.
Its. 101:; Children} 55.
11.111.21.111 1' the data. One day only.
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11115 nit-:51: 111 11110511111 or (1111.
I PARALLED I
thdeVllle ‘
AT The HOUSE 01- wonoen
; wluoe ,VlLLE.
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l .
Where Multitudes Mingle and Merri
ment Jingles
The Tilentre Perfect and Palace oi
Delectable Amusement.
The schema “parmuount pretentious
epoch ole, The New Yerk Winter
(inrdin Torplschorean 111111112111. in
trodu ing the worlds incomparable
ciaosc dancer.
MLiLE. HARRIET COKOUET
111111 cola may of ten auppm ted by an
lunacy d bullet of beauties. in a
30‘ Aim". I
9390M extraordinary engagement
welcome return (11 the «popular in-
1 .Yorlhee
. 1:11:11 «Her? 1115 deacon.
new specialty.. _
9’“ -. 1 W
I ‘A Blithesome Natty
1 EISTELLE ROBE, .
Calibrating In t‘hnrmlné SoIngs.
Extra} Ext .1511;
M35219
1
Amerioo‘d most
59.1....
ammonimusm
in their newest oddity. Notoriety,
m
1551111131111 Novelty,
1 MIL EEANINE.
Balnuleing 11nd Gymnastic 5111111111111.
1 m
THIE HOVTSCOPE.
With Photo Play of Refinement and
Beauty.
LET THE
NIIiorwaik Furniture
‘ 1151s.:
tomitlb you tor. your home ‘with a
highlii polished Dining-room Suit 111111
a honor 81111 of the 111111111 desigmmd
11 11111.. that will one your cool 11111
.and that will bake at all times, and
1 ‘ or odd pieces oi Furniture of
11115111111511. so to the I
11940 WALK FURNITURE HOUSE.
91511111111 89., Hum-lit Conn,
I .oiii='.I“Pol1nt' 11111111111111: I
1 PAINT
CHAS. "E. DOW
gorgtlona dancing pageant, L' Amour ‘“
The Merry mnsiecl stars, In a, brand ,
‘ 1 AI
mend. 51111111111111.5115 Jackson
1 ville, etc. I
Auk Us For Rates.
.. 11 1 1.111.111 .. 1.
REAL ESTATE AIND iNSURANICEI
AGENT 8
6 Railroad Ave. South Norwnik, c1
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an»...
A LITTLE
L. 81 M.
GOES A LONG WIAY
use,Inot only InIits first cost, but be-
cause of itsereat durability unwell.
A full assortment of colors always in
stock. I
311311. Norweik.
NO
98A GOOD TIME TO
. t
We 11111 be pleased to 151111;. I I
mlt~ estimates for .your Work.
CO.
. oaconnron‘s
Washington St.
~1lt I11 by for the cheapest paint, to .
They Stand the Test
. Therein no guess-work about the
ELITE. Their value is at once rc-
"3.50’"4.00 4.50
TWO STORES
Norwalk South No‘rwalk
WAY- _
for you to be warm In your new
"comfortable on the coldest dayl
.1 EWeilIlmtudy-‘the location ,0! your
Aroome, the facilities or the house 1115
tell you whether a Hot Alon-lot Water
'. or Steam System will sotlsty you best.
‘ ‘ ,ITthones 8: 11111111111111
Company
10 First St. East .Norwalk
Tel. 452
TH: Phonics west-10w ‘
are the very lute-c creations for
11111111151- 1.111.111.0511. 1111-1 cheapo
your cloth and let no 11111151 you ‘a 11.1. 1‘
:o‘ot flitting suit. One that 11111-5115 '
1011 ndloiihxuilbed noncomce among
‘ well dressed men. Our mun-I111 m I
”this and turn out hangout work.
,Phone 742 NORWAL K. CONN.
.fi .7. -~-J~-M.~. ”2......“
Daily Line to N Y.
.5111 FREIGHT 011p
Freight Propellers leave Pier
23,1211“ River. New York (root
of Dover 11. Mreet) every day (ex
cept Sundayi at 3 p. m." Freight
received at Norwnlk up to 4 p
m. and South Norwaih up to 5-. 30
p.111.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J. Smith. G. c. Hegeman.
Len“. General ADII'M.
house this winter In to have us install ,
‘ 14 Heating System that will keep you
gr,
Norwalk Chronicler