George Copllerway spent yesterday
in New York. A
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mlddlehrook, oi
Norwalh.~spent yesterday in Bridge-
“port.”
Attorney John Keogh of Keogh at
Dundee, is in Bridgeport, on business.
today.w
Fred B Conley. chief clerk at the
South NorWaik post emce, is ill at hie
home.
, William F. DeKlyn, oi: Mott avenue,
:1 spent yesterday in New York city on
:business. 1.
‘ “‘Laiest style dorbies. O'Brien’a‘
Ml‘. 111111 Mrs. Williat A Clark or
Fair-held avenge, have“; returned iro13$
their trip to Whehihgton. :
_ 3 The. entire team oi: Euoeke Rehecoa
Lodge No. 42, 1.1.0. 0. -I<‘., will hold a
3%Eorseés in the hall thiafievehinfi
Henry
[1311111 poet. oulo’o torso of carriers, is
.3enjoylng a two days vacation from
hisldiities.
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The short calendar of the Common
{Flees ,court came. in today and most
of the local attorneys are attending.
the Session.
Miss Lillian London has resigned
her position as bookkeeper and stone
stunner in the ethos of the Muller
Gloria Mills in Winnipauk.
The ehortoalendar of the Superior
'Court will come in next week and lo-
cal attorneys will then find quite a
little business in Bridgeport.
The little two year old son at Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Pray of Grand street
1911 ill at the home of his parents. A
trained nurse is in attendance.
«Lost dunes oi the mount he
tell. Saturday night.
”William 1‘3. Church, or thetflrm of
Church and Miller. hag gene to Lake
.lelnno’peseukoeeond will openrl some
time at Rear Inland. Mr. Chumh is
toning a pen deyn’ vocation.
A social and clones was held in 8:.
George's hAll in Main street Norwallt
Thursday evening. The uflelr was by
invllution and those Who were tortuo-
em to secure an invitation, enjoyed on
emollient time. . ‘ 1
The ’80 th Norwplk Board of Ttwo
will meet night for the am tell
monthly luminous meeting. The 1111;
1113A will Ailltely he 11 thort, one
.. pony. molt had paid at": col-notation
Bailey. of the Sontn Nora.
- new HAveN new; 11211.
11111111101111“ Sept Zia—Four 1m
Were served Wednesday unon
l0 Eaton eat 1' or, internal reve-
nue by to .3 tea Marshal S. E‘.
Howleydn suits brought by the (litter
out leased lines o: the New York, New
and that company against Eaton for
costs, which the plintii’is claim was
illegally assessed upon the net in-
come of conlporatiohs which were not
carrying on business within
,meaning of the not of (16113311311 or
W 11118313111111.1111 to the Neil? York, . ow.
Haven 01 Hartford R8}lm'ad coin-
tax 011 the income or‘its tensed lines,
Which had already been hai d by such
1
.3 lingo 1111ng pgptost ug'douido mo
1 thin i is
The omounts asked to he reiund-
eh with costs are as foliowy.‘ ‘
Providence. Warren at Bristol
Railroad «11111111113. $223. 43; Conueo
ticut Railway 11 Lighting out. $6873.-
91; Providence & Worcester Rail.
road Co" $9.15 9.;67 Hartford & Com
neotiut Western Railroad Co. and
the Control New England Railway
CO. $543. (16.
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FLOOR WALKER WES 01F HEART 1
FAlLURE. . .
IBRIDGEPORT. Sept. 27., «James M
Clark a stockholder and tor many
iyeera floor walker for Smith, Murray 8
and Company in this city, was stricken
with heart failure in the store yesteo
day and was dead when an ambulance
surgeon arrived. Ilia hhd been troubl-
ed with heart diseuae, but appeared to
, be in his usual good health today. Born
in Scotland slxtydive years ago, he
came to this country thirty- five years
ago and moved to Bridgeport 1mm
Holyoke ohout ten, years later to take
the position he has since ooouplod. He
heaven a widow and three douglitere.
111.. Thomas R0“. or Waterville, Me.
.3111} 1111-11. Frank Weler and Mrs (lili-
«wad—~Wflhauawufluwnn
SENTENOB ON BEMOUB “Alma.
MIWWN 139111.274 ladle
13111111111. 0! 111111311. was «intended to
state prleon for from three to text
yours. in tho 111111111111 Court Vestal“
day (or abuse of a minor Ie‘mule.
continuing summons and com lslnts ‘
ti 1111111111 01 corporation taxes and ,
the 3
iAuguat is 1909.i11 that All its proper‘ , 1
10193111111119". both utflpl‘lnlflfldA: M3311 . 1'
*aqhoéuii “diamond 1111111116. ”"
gHaven & Hartford railroad company“ ' l
$1 .11-‘
1...
SOFT CRABS
Blue. Wonk. Sea Bass. God. Halibut. word. Flat. Buttermh,
Native Eels.'Lobsieréi. Long and R011 m1; Clams. Little Nacho.
If our sea Food oleoaea you. tell 911111211; i! not tel! 111.
Cutbill’s Bridge
TELEPHONE 108.
Flannelettes
Those cool nights suggest .
11011111111113.1111...“ than muslin
night gowhénud we arelpreuer-
ed tor cooler weather with h. "
mail line or Flannelett‘e Gowm
«for women children. ‘
811011111111 in white and anions,"
13M$h 300k .11.“.."7830,
1 G0wiis..i$1.white and. strip"...
low neck ...1.1. 7513,0109
"SpoolIleo .............'50&
1111111113111. (3111on
‘3' Fluohei‘otte ‘
11119150 onosa AT vsrlv
‘ neAeoNAhLl Pumas.
. , v‘en and ii
"ford and on the 1111116111
q divisions of the 3 . .
mention: lists and full particulars 6! 1
' this great {1111' may he obtained by
addressing the soelfietary 313.
die Dnuhury. Conn.
some years ago.
two hundred oi the old veterans from
‘ the Soldiers" Home at the“ theatre on
3 ' snowy Mternoou,
3 he 311111. for the old vets and ndrnlsé
Persist). .
l eutiliury oi the union will out “hose
l!
competing Machines 111 operation
311 by side, and the exhibit: 111111- he] 3
viewed use. comprehensive whole. The
' hmuseroent and entertelume
3 i 3 tunes will he of a high order, the 1311- 3.
"‘7' lug card or unusual strength and the 1
' horse, oattle uud 1101111111 shows or 3
more Tithan ordinary ,
listen of theitnlr are (lot 8 to 12.111111 ‘
I. excursion trains will ho run 01111.11 1
111111.113 of the New 11.111.11.111 1111- A
ford road went oi Hert-
interest
3 New Yo
DREAMMND THEATRE
1 George H. Reta proprietor of the
‘ 11111111111111, himself on oxeuvalryman
‘ wing served in the Second Regiment
will entertain about
The show will
oion to them Will be free.
1 i1 011 Saturdall evening Mr. Rois will
' , iuKment his motion picture show with .
Mills Bernice Rollin, one oi the great» '
. get child dancers in the 11111111 to» ‘
any». 111“... not will he a rare treat and
the show. taken together with the
Q0110 feet of pictures will be worth
deem 3 . ,
--A specific to: pain—411. Thomas
dielectric Oil. strongest. cheapest linl»
hient everdovieed. A haulehold none
1 dy to America for 26 yam 3‘ ,
HOME MISSIONARY UNION.
c—nwng
State Congregational Body to Meet; .‘
in mnbury, Odtoflr 1..
The semi-annual meeting of the Wo— ,
1 1139.111 Congregational Home 111nm.
ery Union of Connecticut 1111‘. he held 1 , 1 «
of the First 13
in the ohurch house
Conventional ohu,roh,ln—l)onl1ury. 011
Wedneldhy of next week..-‘3Oeiober 32.
The membersoi the Danbury church"
«as to the visiting weathers or the
to union £19111 all over 1.110111111112111.
lies-A [
The -; 3
We have the nest ht the 1011.11 prices money 3 1
with or without collars and pockets, blues. greys.
out! white:
,1
d‘whvipenlyloyliiiln .1......u..a..A
$250 $3.50 .1$5.00.$
3CL0TH STITCHEAD HATS
Tooosavf gm»
iii Run-
2 south min snout
(Formerly Bears! 11' Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Oifly AOne First Choice
Extra Large Size No. 2 ‘ at
$5 50 per Ton
an amide theta. and 1
' it «inflamed.
Norwalk Chronicler