”nation any and _
than. liglltlllnlo
ti hile
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
1 Insurance of All Kin
noel Estates—Town, Country 114 Ihoro
Tolop hone 12311 " ’
unstain- Ovals the South Norwalk
Trust 17-0., 37-91 Washlnptcn 31.;
_ South Norw‘alk. Collins ~
l’UBLlG GTENOG‘RAPHER
J 1.1
111s scene 91 the wreck a
house was damaged ‘_ we
lie said tha1 he heard a noise:
windows in his house were
“lie want out and disco
wreck hurried to lhe‘ncene assists“ ‘
ed in this rescue work. He’ .su son
count of the scene and incidents vary 1
much like former accounts that hav9 .
been glitch by eltriy arrivals.9
Bartlsy Gordon foreman-cl s' gang
of railroad workmen, who formerly
testified was examined ,again as to
the condition 0: the tracks. I-le reit
eratsd his previous stoly that the
tracks were all right and the signals
and switches were properly set. so far
a‘s he observed.
for All Hair Tr units
Who does not know the value of
flags and sulphur tor oping the hair
1 dark; can and glossy and In g‘ood coa-
hoot: As a matter or fact. Sulphur
is a natural element of hair. and a do
ilciency or it in the hair is hold by
1 many scalp specialists to be connected
1 with loss oi color and vitality of the
hair. 1Unquestionabiy. there is no bet-
ter remedy for hair and scalp troubles
especially premature 'grayness, than
Sage and Sulphur, it properly prepar
ed.
You can do yourcooki
119119111 confidence, and succgsgs
‘ olmvs ounWorkii on u 1 >1
’ a Stamficllrd Range. y 1 SQ
Tomorrow will be a busy day at thi
Store. These are a few of the Big ’
Values We will place on .sale
BOVS’ Sweaters 19c
10 dozen Boys’ Sweaters. enough (or one day’s selling, 190.
Sweaters at 99c
Again we will sell about 5 dozen in the lot gra ‘
. y only, hi h n c 1
sizes up to 48.1For tomorrow 99 cents. g e k.
,1 50¢ Corsets 39c
Any style in stock, regular 50c Corsets. For tomorrow only ‘39s.
$2 50 Silk waiSts $1. 99
This season’ 3 best styles, our regular 82. 50 Waists; all colors.
homerrow $11. 99.
25c Window Shades 19c
First quality Window Shades, all colors. with fixtures complete. To- -
marrow 19c. ' ' 1 l 1 ‘
59c umbrellas.
Good strong Umbrellas, regular 59c. For this day 39c. _
25c Ribbon 19c yard
All 25 Stock Ribons. any color and width. On sale tomorrow 19c
.1
FOR. SALE BY
IllllllliE ll. N988“, llllll. llllllT- Illlll Illa TIE8T 8T8.
The Wyeth Chemical Company or
New York not out an ideal preparation
of this kind. called Wyeth’s Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy. in which Sage
and Sulphur are combined with other
valuable remedies for keeping the hair
9 and‘sca-lp in clean. healthy condition.
" Ityo‘ur hair is losing its coloror 1
Truly football Weather is here, with. constantly coming out, or il-you are
the comer days and frosty nights. 9 9 troubled with dandrull or dry, itchy -
9 scalp, get a fifty cent bottle of Wyoth's
‘ Sageand' Sulphur from your ‘druggist.
use it according to the simple direc-
tions, and see what a difference a few
days' treatment will make in the ap-
pearance of your hair.
All druggists sell it. under guarantee
that the money will be refunded if the
remedy is not exactly as represented.
Special pgent, Stillson-Poweli Corpora-
tion.
The interior of William A. Clark’s
home in Eimwood avenue is being re«
decorated.
1 9...... ‘ For: ‘
Butler Lodge, ‘No. 97. l. 0. O. R. - 11
will hold Its weekly buslnc‘ss mach
1m; this evening.
Ex-May'or William ll‘."1‘amlnany is
having improvements run-Lie to his
home at 20 Fairfleld avenue.
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and three tablespoonluls of me ~ but-
tor. 'Roll on slightly floured b d, 0‘“
hail inch thick and bake in demo
oven. .
TRIED RECIPES. *
Beef Tea. _
Cut in small places one. pound or
round steak from which all lat has
been removed; cover with one pint of .
of cold water, let soak one half hour.
not into a preserve jar and cover close-
ly The jar is placed in another vessel
W.
Honsswwss
Raga About
owns AWMINUM WARE.
It II an established (act “that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Utes.
oils are superior .to those made
or any other metal. This has
been proven by scientific re. "
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MUSE 0F WREGK
lContiuued trom First Page.
,.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds oi
‘ Bethlehem, will hold its semi monthly
business meeting this evening.
q—u-
Plain Tapioca.
Add to one cunlul or so ' milk in _
double boiler. 1y. tabi 001m“! of
Charles H. Dilworth‘_and 0. Irving
Bylngton, of Norwalk. are spending ' ‘
the} day in New Yerk cit‘y on business
The semi monthly business meeting
of Court Frances, Order or the Gold
on Sctptre, will be held this evening
The adjourned towu meeting on the
new Washington street bridge will be
held in the town asembly hull this
evening
The gear on the Old Well Hook &
Ladder truck, which was broken re
ocutly has been repaired and the truck
was placed into commission again last
evening.
Norwal-k Chapter, Daughters of the
investigation. hchver. Coroner Phelan
considered that it was only a theory.
The switch which the fated train took
from track one to track three is part
of a crossover that extends clear
across the span 0! rolls, beginning at
track one and stretching clear to track
live the last track on the north. There
are switches which send the train tram
track one to other tracks. The last
switch leads into the railroad yards
which arclust west of where the wreck
happened. Markings on the rails and
on the grounds Would leave no doubt
in a one' a mind but that the fated tr tip
was switched. through some error onto 9:
the last track flack live and that the
containing cold water. Heat this slow-
ly never letting it acquire a tempera—
ture or more than 150 degrees F Cook
for two or 1hreo1hours, strain and sea-
son. 9 99 .9
“M
Mutton and Chicken BrothI.
Mince a pound or either chicken or
mutton freed tram tat. Put into a pint
or cold water and let stand in a cold
Jar on ice for two or three hourar then
cook three hours over a slow lire.
Strain cool, skim oil tat add salt and
some hot or cold.
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- - 1. 00.1.1.» 1.11,. 1
Clean a tom that is about I year old.
on o‘ggadd one to
and a pinch oi as
lure gradually 1.
one cupful 01 3
inch cubes. 13 “1 Wilma suddlns
dish in modsr oven until custard is
set Serve w
with thoIII
granulated tapioca. two P0011“!!! Oi
sugar a little salt an dash 0‘ nut-
mes (look for 15 m 93
‘" Plain Bren “M3-
Scald one oupi’ui “ “k T03 W“
Doontul of sugar
aiding milk. Add
t bread cut into half
cream
knowing.
Garb
. uppermost
Pour on this mix— '
to be placed lhébarrcls. '
search. as the tests show that
no verdigrla rust, nickel-oxides
or injurious clues can term, no
i Eager how 131s used. Neither ‘
1 are any anger of chi
as with enamel wars. oping“
It lI an excellent heat conduc-
tor. which means quick boiling
and saving at fuel... .ItI light 1
weight makes it easy to handle. 1
at: 1119 :ilv9rp9hlto color or
w to I scan an
clean 1001:1135. 8 u always
pressed or steamed) 0 or pure-
Ihoet material. and is absolutely
seamless and sanitary. '
Swiss aluminum Ware has
Coon. to stay. which Ivestaall!
means the passing or all lines
o! .111, stool and enamoled cook-
yard.
Every piece is s on (not ‘
$8.50 Children’s Coats I $2.99
Children’s Coats 1n grsy and blue, this season's '-best styles; regu-
lar price $3.50. Tomorrow 82.99.
Coats at -.$7 95 ’
Ladlss' Coats in blue and gray, extra line value. On sale tomor-
now 87. 95 .'
Shapes at $1. 49
I 100‘ new Shapes go on sale for tomorrow. at colors and styles. Very I
special 81.49191. l
the
1 1 [no 9 will hold its wreck instead of occurring at if Fin ho hon: Toma u. be kept until January I
33:11:: “111382;?!“ nColonial Cutlass. "inch Which “em it on“, me“ three 2:239:33. a Plat: In pf: :11: two it “their! before {loll filled dry I“ "II. (II "a” d “I ‘ Stilts at $9; 95
‘ ‘ 1 k. actually occurred at the switch which 1 l u“ “d plfie. strawcoverod rack ID HOMO: R- "A3".
WIWH‘QW ““9130“ at 3 0“ cc 1 d to track live quarts 0’ water; heat 51°" 5" m ' North 5. , .. 1 1 25 311118 80 on sale for tomorrow. worth up to 315: positively no al-
9 thoroughly. simmer five to :1: hours: the count. - on: and lime: are Often 1 9 ' '1 I“. WM UM “Mm 011 we tom: w ‘9 95
kept in b In womanhood-house-
hold math 1
it Is ‘ at a single polishing at
the boot 'I stand when shoes ate
new will them in lint class condl.
1 tion mail :01- than it they are worn
first all afterwards.
13:1an1 id be neither trimmed or I
washed,» ‘ all. heads up, in long,
amp .. hioh should then he lili-
ed with: earth hNow Haven Jour-
nal-Co l 1
The markings indicate this in very
precise manner. it one considers the
markings it w0uld seem impossible for
anything else to happen and some
quently the new theory seemed to re- 9
quire investigation.
W. F. Foiiett. assistant signal on
gluesr tor the rallroad- set the theory
at naught however by demonstrating
that the yard switch could not be set
so an to send the train onto track live
without the signals baring been set as
add salt strain cool; when cool "skim
oi! the fat. 9
The program will likely prove of In-
terest.
\o
.m—‘o—n
Owing to the fact that there was no
quorum present the annual meeting of
the Hospital Directors which was to
have been held last evening waswat-
poned until Tuesday evening. October
22. 1
Dresses at $5 .95
_ Silk. and Serge Dresses, worth up to 88. 95. all colors and sizes.
11'!“ 35.95. 1 1 9 .
Oatmeal cruel.
To those cupruls o! boiling water add
one halt cupful o! coarse oatmeal and
one ha‘ll‘teaapoonlul or salt. Cook five
hours in double boiler. Dilute with hot
milk and strain.
011
We sell Tickets
The opening night of the Norwnik
F‘lmnen's tail: is but a week on and
the committees are working diligently.
, Farina cruel.
One teaspooniul ct lsrlna. one pint
I. A GOOD TIME 70
NOTICE
1A street parade with all the pieces of well He not only explained howttzil: of “ten one teaspoonful of “a” one 9 9 9 M 9 . 9
lire apparatus will take place on this could not happen but gave a mac halt teaspoonrul of ““9 Put into one 9 .3”, Than J”. 9 1 for - to contractors _
night and all the Norwalk Firemen _demonstratlon which astislled the mm mm of boiling water the “It and far- 101]“) stand. 011 iron. or other Old Dominion Lino. uvhnnah Lino,
will be in line ".oner Instead othavins been ““0““ '53, cook gm. 20 mum... “mm m; metal, with 1 several compart- 1, CM; Lino Sealed proposals will conceive
1 g. the attics of the Water Comm!
meats. In advantage"ovsr the
convent umbrella jar-Ahoy do .,
way wt poaliblllty at one umbrel-
la bola ed lhmsh another when
put in . receptacle for snob com-
partme made for a single umbrel-
la.—-Olt Journal
on o! the City or South Norm
til 12 o’clock noon. Oct. 19, 19112
trenching. pipe laying. back Ll
tarnishing lead. hemp packing,
in: all the work connected w! .
extension of a 6 inch pipo on
Wilson road. north from Ely a
Egetitlash's lactory, aproxlrnately
The Commissioners reserve
“right to reject any and all
Plans and specifications may be
at this oiiiioo on and alter Mo“
October 14, 1912.
onto track five as the new theory would
make it appear the train apparently,
jumped the rails and landed on track
live. as originally supposed To ex-
plain in writing a practical Idea 01 the
markings which led up to the new the
cry. would be hard and to give a very
practical account of what the demon
strotion or yesterday amounted to
would be equally as hard.
Aside from this matter the «trailers
efforts yesterday developed little 0!
add sumcicnt milk to obtain the desired
consistency. ‘
1 Old Point comfort. Nor-tom, Rich-
mond, Savannah and Jackson-
ville, Ito.
Ask Us; -l'°r Batu.
.l. M. LAYTON & Co.
(Incorporation)
RIM. IOTAT! AND lNBURANQI
MINT: ‘
We will be pleased to sub»
mit estimates lor‘your work.
, GORHAM
2- " ICO.
Driver Eddie Wilson, of the Putnam
Mose company, is substituting as tiller-
lnan at the Old Well Hook a». ladder
Company, during the absence of rBam’
uol P. Holmes. Innis Bogardus Is tak
lug Mr Wilson's place at Put Iioso.
Carl Schauh, 2nd. is in Hartford to
day explaining to the secretary or the
state how he came to run down and
injure John Bishl on Washington
dun—III-
Bran cookies. _
Take three cupi'uls of wheat bran
and three cupluls or improved graham
flour, add one half cuprul or molasses
5 Railroad Aim Dom Hamlin Gt
stmt on election day. Mr. Eltahl has inn 1 file 9
portance. Something was said by ORATORB w 014 lit WATER COMMIS I0 9 9
Men notified to spool?" before the “a one of the witnesses Chiel liuclus B. 10 First It. Int Norwalk ””"w' B 1
rotary 9" wall to to“ fy in the case. Fanning oi the WcItpol-t fire dcmrt- . Tel. 452.
It LITTLE
meat. to tlls‘elloct that the Wastport
water company is owned or controlled
by the railroad. The water service on 1
the day of the week was very poor 9
and has «some in for ll, good deal of ;
comment. It is believed that had there
been sullloien’l. water pressursxltho me
could have been checked and ilvaa
would thus have been saved. Chic!
Fanning gave little testimony at a vain 1‘
cable nature outside at that tact. Ho 11
said that he was at work on the mound 9 ,
car and not the first that he sisiateu
in tailing injured people to the has
till one extinguisher that he mad .9
taken from the hose wagon on in 1 1
good condition. filo didn't in any out 9 1_
tingulsllsrs. He still that the 1-
. cry poor and that
loan
Notice ill hereby given that a
loom sd town meeting or the To
Norwalk, Connecticut. both: an
journmant i an adjourned
meeting. 1101 July 17111, 1912,11w
held in the Town Hall, in said
wall. Wednesda)’. October Lilith,
at 8 o‘clock p. m., for the doll
purposes, to wit:
lac-To hear the report and
mondstioas or the spool r- 1 -
or seven on the constructlo
bridge and draw. ‘
Mo consider questions a: '
chase or that pardon ‘oi: the
of the mutant John H. ,
auirad for the proposed brill
» " LEROY MONTGOM
M
Application has been made to (low
smor Simeon Iii. Baldwin tor moul-
sltloll on the governor or New York
9 for Richard Raymond, charged with
the crime of statutory burglary, com»
mitted in Greenwich. April 15.1912.
9 flow '1‘. Jones was named as the
‘ oldest to bring the prisoner to this
state. «Raymond in now under ar-
rest in: New York city.
1 “I 9.3 W7”
in antiwar to many complaints made
to him concerning the dangerous con-
union or Westport avenue highway
Commissioner Minimum is reported
, 1 to have said that the «use at tile do»
‘ lay was a classroomani. between the
“ ‘ oonll‘lowr.h war mason-.9 incl '1
Jt
it’s the car you too the man
The Ford is as silent in
make it. And that manual
on the highway-and the
in Ill-st and alter costs.
South Main Street. '
L.“ ’81 M.
PAINT
*5 sons a Loss war
It is by liar the cheapest paint to
What no in its drit cost. but he»
cacao or its .sr‘sat durability as wall.
A tall assortment o! colors always in
r the least.
density can
haulemtmr
lot, agent. 98
STEWART
Cook ,Stoves’.
Norwalk Chronicler