The Norwulh Republican Club will
' hold a meeting in the town courtroom
in Norwalk, this evening.
A carioad of sand is being discharg-
. ed at the Harris & Guns docks tor
Contractor Joseph A. McElroy:
Mrs.
can, is thesuest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Franks, of Mhin street
Charles" Ii.“ Verna“ 6r Tarrytown,
spent Sunday'a‘t his-parental home in
Elmorest Terrace. Mr. Verliu left
this morning on a business trip to
Philadelphia. 4
Cl .
or “w
Tho Woniahs Association or the
4‘ South Nor-walk Congregational church
will meet .in the church wparlors Wed.I
‘ nesday, Oct. . at a: 30 p. in. All mem-
"here are urged to be present The
4 executive board will meet at 8 p. on.
Thomas Meehan, auto-truck driver
for the Dixon. Crucible Company, at
' Jersey City. paid 4323. 01 for his indes~
oration in
through Norwalk streets at the rate
. of over 20 miles an hour, on Satur-
‘. day. 4. 4;
«no
J Hill and other prominent
speakers will be heard on Friday night
at the Republican rally in Winnipauk,
under the auspices oi the Winnipauk
Republican «Club Many Norwalir Re}
publicans will go to Winnipauk to
hear the speakers.
The Norwslk police changed their
tracks .this morning. Sergeant Aryan
:i-l. Silk appeared as tunic oinccr.
once:- Charles F. Page will so on at
'i p. m.; Oilioer Thomas I. Dorney at
8 p m., and Oiiicer Jarvis 8. Murray
will take the late trick. from 11:30 41).!
111.30 7230 a. m.
s
Adjutant and Mrs. E.“ J. Atkinson.
of Bridgeport, will conduct a special
service in the Salvation Army hall.l
this evening, It 8 p. in. Mrs. Atkinson
had charge oi! the Army Work in South
Norwalk, oixtoen years has. and was
known as Captain Annie Russell. All
are invited to attend.
The annual roll call and smoker oi
Norwaik Aerie, lilo. 688. Fraternal Ore
4 der 0! Eagles will be held in the}
quarters on Wednesday evening. and
all numbers are requested to be pre-
Dent.
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Harold-0. Nadia. the local trolley-
man ivho was injured recsntly'in a
tall from a car to the wood block
1 pavement in West avenue. is report»
ed as doing well at the hospital.
Wendi who visited him yesterday on»
plain that although he is not comely
4 ‘railonai yet. he, is growing better all
' the time.
promo... Anomaly was coin
sohsnidt. oi Norwalit, hails number at The hill ‘m of tho Email: Bulb
mull boys tutors nun Alli; drains.
Wilton: lie took occasion
(William Tuttle, of New Cam
Cloudy.
speeding hill vehicle“.
. ‘eninz at 8 o'clock.
4%.
WEATHER rouscas'r.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
cooler tonight. probably frost; Wed»
nesday; moderate southwest and west
winds; A slight disturbance that was
central over Lake Spperlor yesterday .
morning has mated eastward and is
now passing out the St. Lawrence Vai~ '
icy. It is producing cloudy weather
with an occasional local shower in “It
eastern portion of the Lake région and
the northern portion of New England ‘
This vicinity is on the southern edge
of it: The temperature continues low
in all northern sections. A ridge 01'
high pressure, extending from Oklaho-
ma eastward to Virginia, 18 producing
pleasant weather in the General sec-
tions. _
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 50; high. 61.
Old WellCamp, Improved Order at
Maccabees. will hold its monthly hue
iness meeting this evening. 3
W
Albert Come '0: the local troll'ey
lines. is attending the Hippodrome in
New York- today. .
The social session of Court Laurel,
Daughters of Cactil-e will he held this
evening in its rooms. in Waéliinlnon
street.
The News“: Republican Club will
meet in the town court room this ev-
All members are
asked to attend. '
The Criminal Court of Common
Pleas opened in Bridgeport today and
Deputy Show! John 4H. Blake is in at-
Thsrs will be a meeting oi the
South Norwallc Republicans at the
headquarters, in Washington street.
this evening.
Washington Camp. No. 11. P. 0.15.
or A., will hold its weekly business
meeting this evening in its ball, in
Washington street.
The weekly business meeting or the
South Norwalk cameos Club will
be held this evening in its hall. in
North Main street.
The rosuiar monthly meeting of all
the companies or the Norwalk iire do
:partmont will be hold this evening in
the VINO”. QUNW".
umuwumn‘k—
i
l The weekly bouillon meeting of
ham Tribe No. as 1.0. R.MMVIlll4..
be held this ovouinc in its salmon.
in Writinwin strut.
dauuhwunun
A stated communication of old Well
M“. N0: 1031» F. “a As Mu W3“ “0
held this would; in 1M Much!!!
Temple, in south Main street. '
31%.]me ihohonl‘c
oi will
I ‘ buyers is: the 46321133
sis of. our store is.
‘ Prices, our mm and wall select. .. .4,
coins chains
to the home.
. accepted by humanism-nitrite 4,
rd .’it an article is her
We have isithtuily cocci cred” the duration needs and elici- nebulae 4
line at seasouahls turuituro that will bring brightness and comforts 4
A J 00111118 8: 00.
It’s not a boast-oil’s “a promisewwhen I tell you I
that; I am selling the best Poultry Feeds-
And I don’t end by saying I will give the bestwl do it. It you
know something or my store and mill equipment, and the length oi.
time I have been at it. you will say that we oughtV to make good feed
at ‘any rate. It you know some at my customers you can learn that
I do make good toads: the best. and no other.
MANUEL T. HATCH.4
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom
_ era-eBonoie Rome Ground Food tor Horses. Cattle and mm . 44
CQAL
RAYMOND BROTHERS
soils anus"- 4‘
it s 3093
0“. B Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
ll WALL OTRIVIT
NORWALK.
PHONI “IVE.
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"THE MOYER SEE OF THE MOVER CAR, THEV MOYER VVIANT TO,
OWN ONE."
THE 1013 MODELS OF THEV FOUR AND SIX CYLINDER
Mo yer Automobiles
Will be exhlbylted in the Automobile Building at the Danbury Fair.
invited to
Oscar H. Banks, Agent
All intersted. are cordially
GARAGE-awn! STREET.
inspect them
NORWALK. CONN.
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
RAVI YOU Tlllll IT!
nowmdmmsmw
purdohmmioeism
RUN DLE’S BAKERY
We have our new machine
ice arisen.
NORWALK.
s
MIT NORWALK.
I! you appraisals
it you optimists do i
in. truth but till innsi
‘ it. you are sure to
“(shows hm.
tor will than an
_ stylus m
or better; coalition than
’ it m‘og‘mioch '
this count with
I than we do. but 4' ‘
a do. undath
280 25,,V
4474444 .
;44V857V. 46' ‘
‘ 321‘. 38 .
1,258.45
376.04? 3
,Vwers all Catch. 4,
43mins . 102.85
4 fiumyins Tress 100.15
New, Catch Basins 272.91
Refuse 318.50
mhdineering 44' work. (Over ‘ .;
drawnl... ...4..........,V 5.05
Orushodjfitono . .W 600.11‘V
cm: 02 Bailey streets. .V..... 4 148.55 :
Connecticut Avenue ..4 162.00
Fairfleld Avenue .....‘... 4 298.26
south Main Street; (Over) ‘ ‘,
‘,draWn)’....“.......L..... .60
Snowden Street x mm:
Cedar Street (0vcrdrawu).. ' 287.92
uncoln Avenue44 43.75
Grading Oak Street...‘ ‘ 369.80 4
. Purchase Now Dumb 26.004
Etreelthaus. ............ ... £0.00
insurance .7. ... 3.41
" , Removing Dead These ...... 4. V 18.50
' Road Roller ... ...' 245.39
Fire Alarm &: Police Teio‘ .
graph 44.... 500.00
Municipal Electric light. ... 4 603.65
Contingent Fund 1,595.91
Carnegie Library 4130.40
Public Iiuprovement Bond
Account ... .. 45,.22391"
Paving Bond Issue. 97. 704. 60
Respectfully submitted.
W. BODWEIIII. 4
‘ City Treasurer.
Councilman Miller moved that'prop— *
or steps be taken by the mayor to call ‘
a meeting of the board of estimate {or
the purpose of reupproprlatlng money
for the building 0! a sewer in Garner
street. 80 voted
A petition was received. asking for
incandescent lights in Qpriugwood.
it was voted to refer the matter to
the committee on lights.
Clerk Cuneo then read the report
4 submlted by the electric light commis- 4 4
sioners, Which is printed on the edi-
4 Vtoriul page oi today's paper and which
is by far one of the most gratliyins
reports ever submitcd by any adminis-
trative body in the history or the mu-
nicipality. .
Superintendent A. E. Winchester
stated that there are available at
present $10,000 worth of street paving
bonds. which can be purchased on a
basis oi 8100.50. " ‘
' It was moved by Councilman Miller
that the report be received. and that
the recommendations be considered.
adding that it there was any deput-
‘ merit in the city which was deserving
of commendation. it was the electric
plant»
Mayor Tammany reiterated the re.
marks of Councilman Miller.
Councilman Miller‘s motion was put
to vote and passed.
Mayor Tammany stated that he had
received word from Mayor 0. B. Wil-
son to the shoot that the Bridgeport
Council chamber would be open for
the use 0! mi city on October 9. at
10:15 o'clock. for the purpose oi hear-
ing the Connecticut Company' a appeal
in regards to the additional trachnsc.
Mayor Tammany stated that under
the provisions oi the charter. it was
incumbent upon him to an the vacan-
cies oi three members or the board
of estimate and taxation whose terms
aspired. Mayor Tammany stated'
that two at the retiring members.
while of the Democratic faith. had
been lalthiul and siliclont members.
and that their work had been satisfao
tel-y in every, mount to the present
adminictration. Ho reappointed as.
word F. Knew andliiuncn 8. main.
or the third member, however, the
mayor stated that his services had not
been oscillatory to the party in any
mm and tor that meson In related
to reappoint him.
' millet ‘ is ill station
4 "Miami ll
(condom m if“ M)
at dilution and the Wasatch? which "
_ _ its unwanted;
. iiilbort‘ “hilltop to succeed Frank id.
Fitch. ’
4 The Boot That’
MADE BY4
Made Goo
.4SPECIAL NOflCE~thn the ordinary Duck Boot
snagged, It's‘ ‘ALL IN " The Tamarack has three.
. tinct Vamps calendercd together under hydraulit‘.
4 1You’ve got to snag all three before you can put ’
of business. The Sales are made of the “toughest
Compound known, by ‘our own spacial process.
.1
81 Washington. Street south Norwsllt
l. ‘ -...” ..
Extra Large Size and Heavy Full Bleached Turkish Towels;a
lar 25c towel. Special at. each.
Damask Napkins. full bleached. all pretty patterns; sold 4by
stores at Be. Our special price. each .......... 4
18 Inch Bleached Twiled Roller Toweling. dust selvage.
yard ......._...... ...... .......
Women's 22 Inch Black Broadcloth Coats. silk trimmed. hall! l
. with guaranteed satin; a regular $18.00 value. For this ‘
‘ only ..... $1
Crib Blankets. special
41 case of White Blankets. blue and white border, good an. .
weight. Our price,er 4"
South Norwalk ‘Dry Guilds c
(INCORPORATED)
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
.... ..... solo.
eve-ooIl-etoclloqoocesass
usu-u-o-soVoo-eucnco- vo..--..-v
u
OLD DOMINION LI
aim Sea Trips, Delightful Week and. an .
Pleasure and Rest to .4424
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RIC
and WASHINGTON. D. C. 4
Norfolk and Old Point Couriertand
tum Including meals and berth
New Yofk to V Richmond or Washington.
turn including meals and“ berth
on o. o. tranche
,, hot and Cold Boa Water Baths can be procured on steamer
out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United, wu
. TOMS”! 37'3”. 1.
4 STEAMEREw SAIL EVERY W .’
Tiohots and solemn monolinfil‘zsPAl-rnfi.i, P‘
Foot of N. Mom 88.. New York.
. Phone 0000 Franklin. Sendior Illustrated unionist.
W. i.. WOODIIOW, Truffle Man. J. .i.: “OWN. mn’l Pomona
rol- new Mann. ml; to a. vultures “a no.5
road Avenue. or Depot Ticket Agent. it. in, N H. and ii. R- R.
Norwalk Chronicler