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_ The Master Plumbers Association
. is scheduled to meet tonight.
'13. C. Taylor, of Danbury, spent yesv
terduy in Norwalk on business.
Mrs E. J. Hill, of 40 West avenue.
is lecoVering i’iom an attack of laryn- ..
' 1. gltis.
The directors of the Norwalk club
will meet tonight for monthly busi-
«ness.
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Raymond and Epstein are construct-
ing two new houses in Lincoln ave»
nue. ,0
William P. Ward, of Lowe sheet.
is entertaining his mother from Dan-
bury.
James 0 Donnell of Cannon Station,
spent Satu1day in Nofirwnik on busi-
nose. '
vavulk iron Moulders. Local'No.
209 will meet this evening for reg-
ulai business.
Overconts and gloves are not a
bit too much extra clothing for days‘
' such as these
M15 Fred Fable and son William
are visiting Mrs. Anna McGl‘aw, of
New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Craft, of
,1 Bridgeport, spent Saturday with
friends in town. , ‘
Butler budge. No. 97, ll. 0. O. F., will
hold a rehearsal of the initiatory de-
gree this evening.
Miss Katherie Corcoran. or South
Norwaik. has taken a permancnt po-
sition in the Boston Store.
Mr. and Mrs. George vW. Lynch. of
South 'Norwalk, are spending the day
in Hartford, on business.
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A stated" communication of St.
John‘s Lodge, No. 6, F. and A. M.,
will be held on Thursday evening, in
the Masonic Temple.
Raymond Lynch and Frank Kraein-
er of Meriden were Sunday guests of
Councilman William Howard and
daughter, Miss Edna, of 16 Elm street.
Miss Marie'iiunt, of Greenwich, and
Miss Ruthc Provost, of Stamford. have
returned to their homes alter a visit
with Miss Edna Howard, of lilim
street.
The popular young blacksmith, H.
J. itayi’uno. actompanicd by his wife.
hats gone to his home in Nova hectic.
where he will spend two weeks vac»
lion in gunning. and iishing and other
uporta.
Mics Edna Smith, of Wilton avenue,
who has boon soribuuiy ill with ty-
phoid lover. is now reported out of
danger. Her many triondc will be
planned to learn that there is now ev—
ery nope tor a complete recovery.
Edwin H. "For. oi Buyviow avenue.
South Norwalk. who established the
business or the Mumford Papowiouu
may. in dinmford, 16 year. ago. has,
covered his contusion with the cone
4 demand will engage in buckle“ in
New York.
promoter iii. .1. Riordan has iivcnv
he mm: for the much with. m1
Within! cement bloc“ i‘ "
(Opposite Hoyt's‘ Theatre)
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt journey
ed to Ridgeiield last evening.
Miss Edith Beardsley visited friends
at ..South 'Norwalk suuday
Miss DBrig Finley of New Haven is
visiting friends on Forest street.
James Hodgett is reported as doing
nicely. and expects to be about before
long.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Brackett of
Focus/street have returned from Eng;
land.
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The Rebekaha are planning for a
minstrol show to be given in the near
future.
An orchestra is to play on Tuesday
evening, when Congressman Cole will
speak.
Mr. anera. David lmwcns and is-
mliy of Cemetery Hill have left for
New York. ‘
11:. H. Studley oi Railroad avenue is
driving a new Hudson car. recently
purchased.
Ilierbert '1‘. Jones of Waliiugford was
in town yesterday, renewing old so-
calntancec.
ww—Q—nwa
’P. J. Handy and family of New York
have moved to the Schmittcuberg
house on Oak street.
flonductor W. A. Green is now in»
proving rapidly. find in able to see rho
itora at his home on William Itroot.
Tho lidcwalk in front of the new
Siillmiiu building lg- being torn up ”are
par-diory to laying an unto-data con
mic walk.
W-” 7
than people vbouid not forget that
the timetable changed Sunday. New
time-tables were dillr’ibuiod at the 11th»
that Saturday. '
W
dome good owiiug took titanium-
or evening.
when the nay: open“ ,
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For THE OPENlNG “or
TheBig Clothing Stare
Man, Woman... and Child
SATURDAY
(Sec Friday Paper)
FRANK JACOBY
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk .
prepared for an” interestingmceting a
week from Tuesday. Some good speak.
era will be heard at, the Town Hall on
that date.
Miss Elizabeth Merriam of Rich-
mond Hill was pleasantly surprised by
a number of friends. Saturday evening.
it was Miss Morrison’s nineteenth
birthday.
_ The Brocks trial on Wednesday de-
monstrated the need of a larger court
room- The smallness of the present
room cannot be understood by many
1visitors who have occasion to witness
the trial
was destroyed by lire Friday at the
Four Corners. on the Norwaik road.
Mr. Kohler was driving toward New
Canaan at the time. When near the
Cameroon place. he chanced to smell
smoke. Turning around. he noticed an
unusually large amount of smoke do
in the car at the time. did stopped and
jumped out. As he did so name. shot
up from the rear oi the car. Mr. Koh-
ler tried to smother the names with a
blanket and dirt but was dually forced
away from the burning car. He
brought home by a passing auto. The
car was insured.
The annual meeting oi the New Ca-
naan Garden club held Wednesday. at
the home of Mrs. William Cary, was
well attended Reports of the years‘
work were read and there was direct-
stop of work tor the canning year. Har-
ry Kelly gave an interacting talk upon
“Shrubs and Evorsreeuc." Mrs. H. l).
Atwatcrs‘ report upon the meant sxhb
bition at the Country Club was heard
and accepted. The annual election of
oillcero was also made. The odicorl
elected were; President, Mrs. H. H.
1 Knox: vice-president. raM. F. or. Adri-
once: recording secretary. lira. Chart
on lion-ell; correcbo mo.
Mrs. Waiter Wendi: . _ purity. Maqw .
ii. Burr; executive committee, Min
pun. Mrs. w. o. mailer. Mrs. Wit»
iiam Clary and Mimdiicc Tamrt.
who ruinous game between the Obits
and All New Canaan tool: place sut-
‘urday on the depth "snug grounds.
The game vs. productive of an sort:
or ion from the rt to 411111111. Umpire
Craig was 131-1111111111 mu: retina
in favor or Oomciaclt Whitiock. on
the mound tor the anoint new good
Alols Kohler‘s live pasenger Buick»,
ing from behind the car. He was alone‘
M imam there appears to be no
anon why any at the European bow ‘
~ on: should become involved
‘ event or war breaking but, although di-
in the
pianists of every country recognize
. that it would take very little to draw
, them inicuco the trouble started. ,
Austria, it iswbelievod here, will be
1 forced to mobilize a few or her army
Corps in Bosnia so as to prevent the
‘Servlansfrom entering the denial: of
.Novipazar, which is apart of old Ser-
via and which that country is anxious
to recapture. In fact. it is unden
stood that the po'ssibiliy of occurina
that additibn to her territory is the
inducement tor. Servia toiioiu forces
with her. ii‘elghbors against Turkey.
With the Austrian army thus part-
ly mobilized, Russia, it is argued. may
' think it mommy to do likewise, as
one particularly desires to prevent a
repetition ofwthe situation which oc
curred during the last crisis who she
was compelled under tile threat oi
Germany to change her Balkan pol-
icy because other unprepareduess to
protect Poland against the armies of
Germany.
Besides their natural hatred oi Tur
key and their desi1e to extend their
territory all the Balkan states, it-.ia
pointed out, have quarrels with Tor.
key arising out of the chronic disor-
der in Macedonia and Albania. It is
known that there have been frequent
outrages asalnst'the subjects of the
Balkan‘ states “ on ,Turhisn territory
and along all the frontiers the guards
have been at each other's throats at
every opportunity. Each blamed the
other for being the aggressor. Be
aides Servia's desire. to annex the
Sanjak of Novipanar, Bulgaria, diplo-
mats aver. wants a slice of Macedo
nia, Greece wishes for Crete and
Montenegro has designs on Albania.
All the four Balkan states have said
they would be satisfied with the «in-
troduction of reforms in Macedonia.
Turkey has promised reforms. but
they have never materalized.
CONSTAN'HNOPLE, Oct. 1.41114:
decision of the Bulgarian and Servian
governments to proceed with the mo
bllisatlon of their arms has called
forth very nun comment here. The}
“Yonl Gazette? is the only newspaper
of importance to rater to the matter.
it says:
Washroom
haw-Am“
Children “dearly love to take delic-
ions “Syrup oi Figs" and nothing else
cleans and regulates their tender iltv
tie stomachs. liver and 80 feet of “how
els so promptly and thoroughly.
Children got biiibuc and constipated
just like. grownups.
sick, the tongue is coated. stomach
sour. breath bad; they don’t eat or
rest Well; they become fevoriah. crass.
irritable and don't want toqilay. his
ten Mothers-afar your child's sake
don’t force the little onelto swallow
nauseating cantor oil, . violent . calomei
or harsh irritants like Cathartic pills.
A teaspooniul of Syrup of Figs will
have your child smiling and happy
again in Just a few hours. Syrup of
Figs will gently clean. sweeten and
regulate the stomach. make the liver
active and move on and out of the ‘
bowels all the constipated‘matter. the
sour bile. the foul, clogged up waste
and poisons. without causing cramps
or griplug.
With Syrup of Figs you are not M
drugglng or injuring your children.
Being composed entirely of luscious
figs. sauna and aromatics it. cannot be
harmful. Full directions for children
of all ages and fol-grownups .plain- - '
‘1! printed on the package.
Ask your drugglst for the full name
“Syrupwof Figs and Elixir of Senna”
prepared by the California Fig Syrup
Co. This is the delicious tasting,
genuine 91d reliable. Refuse anything
else offered.
FIRE ALARMS
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Fire Alarm Headquarters at moon-to
IOUTH. NORWALK Fin; ALARM w
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New" Telephone for It. alarm-
3—:Washington 0and North ‘Ilnln Ito
Mahackom
i—xmxu and OZRnymond
an
corset “story. private.
¢:}ont' a 0Theatre
3;.“th multitaILO'gliflord and C?! noun
Wren
12--chc18.t. Franklin lob
la—xConcord at. Concord and munch
coll
H--N°0rth Baum and Ann all
18—;me trod“
Welt Ave
18:!!!“ 8011301
:1— West St. Ann
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“We have no belief in the likelihood 35- 140 l
at war, but should it break out the
r'eaponslbiiityfwili lie with Bulgaria.
Turkey will know how to preserve her
honor." "w
A special council of ministers was
called today and is still sitting.
CE’l‘TlNJE. Montenegro. Oct. 1.~A
council of war was called today by
the king. All the high military auth-
orities of the country were present.
and it is expected that in view -of
the chained situation in the Balkans
a similar decision in regard to the
mutation will be reached as in Servia
W and Bulgaria.“ 1
The news of the general mobiliza-
tion or then-1km nation: has arous-
ed intense excitement hem and a
warlike spirit pervades all political
circles.
. BERIJIN. Oct. 1.—-A feeling of per.
simian: continues to dominate the
German Foreign odlcc and diplomatic
circles in regard to the Balkans.
Nothing definite has yet been heard
regarding further steps to be taken
by the pom to preserve peace. '
in any moroment to prevent war
should be left to those powers most
directly interned. namely, Austria and
Rants, but the German Government
is prepared to lend its hearty support
to any effort. then turn potvoril may
make. u
The Balkan tutu m. not yet cont“
an ultimatum to Turkey on the dues-
iion of Moria: in autumn I0 far as“
in known hero. but anoint ciao is
«New to be 1.11.11 noon. i
The nodm 1m today Wted by
the war am. Heavy nailing order! ‘
evoked only a slight Module and
"prion generally fall huvlly. - 3*
’i‘hc mun intivcc or one his
Germany believed that the initiative 8::
83—? “giloctflc Works. sun It
vllnndfl and. Water Bu.
87~xbockwood
u—Furdc ldA mind“ Cedar at.
azz'l‘cyiorm ANA "and south 3:.
award and Macao wow
dB—Bdmtt and Quintard Avon. mend at.
401nm Bill“ 8!. I71°‘1Euil‘11°1l'1v¢oon Ave.
11
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Mink yard 6 Ann it. private
w—Norwal .11 vs
2“) Donate. now intarfcn boxed.
) goon. from win 1111 the not
bar of any roan bow 11.ndcd
One limits at 11 noon and B p. n.
standard time,
line ”gt-01k. alt odd timed, toutin- 01
“Two Itrokcl after an alarm. are out. to
“dopamine“! 1‘1
o.d'hroc wntrokcn. water to ho ohm
on «1'
At 18:08 p. in. «on Wanna-day. a no:
it ufllcd
ire alarm! on! district also re
ccivod by alcoholic. d.
IAIT NORWALK FIRI ALAIN IOXI.
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fire.
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the on; or £351.." evolution“ “git:
1%; hint ml? ago-floating or lino
Then they get”
Suits,
‘ Coats, . * .
make it.
is first and after coats.
South Main Street.
Therc' is a snap and style to the garments shown at th"
‘ store that you seldom find' in garments of moderate price. ‘
$10 102325:
57:95 1.0125
It's the car you see the most—and hear the least.
The Ford is as silent as human ingenuity can
And that means that it's the quietest car
on the highway-valid the most ocouomlcal, both
S. L. Benedict. agent, 98
Slocum; Tented Rice Flakes;
breakfast cereal.
Free Demonstrauon
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET. ‘
ALL THIS WEEK—come in and try and learn about the famoul‘
“KELLOGO HEALTH FOODS" for which we are now the South
Norwalk agents. Sterilizer: Wheat Bran; Laxative Biscuit; Caramel
Coffee. (coffee substitute); Protoszc, the vegetable moat; Tostcd Rico‘i
wlcblch,
unsweetened; Granola,
Used by the Well, do Well as the Sick.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
1 20 NORTH MAIN 8TREET.
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CARS
REDDY 8i AYERS MOTOR CO
00 VAN IAN-1' STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
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WE GIVE 8. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
, The Great A8ti’ Tea! Company
1“ WACHINGTON .71. .OUT“ NORWALK
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