‘ 1 11111111 sa‘iu‘
Launcher and lions
ouu 1.11111. promptly built. lento
tor nio. All kind: of would»:
olvon IPMIII nttontion. .
on»; oil-u Pom. Norwhlk
r. A. LANE
n Washington. Street.
South Norwolk
Miss Ethel Becker. of South Nor»
walk was the guest of Miss Florence
Benton last week.
HAS CREDITORS HERE.
I
lCommittee to ‘lnvestigate New Ydrk
. __..,___- Hatter'a Affairs.
{101100111 Division, No. 3009 Of Some Donlmry but manufacturing
Temperance, will meet for regular bus 4 firmcs are said to be the principal cred~
”1935 011 Monday evening. ltoro of Max Opponhelm, n munul’nouu
”"”“*“*”“ .er of hats at 30 Main street, Brooklyn,
Mm Benjamin F Andrews, em” N. Y., whose liabilities are reported
tained several of her 1’1 iends at a card i‘r‘om New 1011. to beabmit $70 000 and:
party at the Country club yesterday his assets about $60,.000 A committee
afternoon iio investigate the matter and leport
The South ‘Norwalk wuirer corinnls , t‘olhe creditors 11 plan of adjustment
elm-ere 1111* .1d1oitislng'tm bids fol the. was appointed yesterdm The Oppon-
‘ construction of 400 feet of four inch helm houoe is well known in the local
_1 .water‘pipe in KosSiltll~Street but trade and has puxohased goods
_ bore fo1 years.
Five wagon loads of gypslen pausedI The New York Daily Trude Record
through Norwalk yeoterduy. . Mom- 100W says ‘
“hers ol‘the party stopping here for a Ti "WE‘SUERK‘ the affairs of Max
time to tell t'm tunes etc. ‘ i Oppenheimer, n monuim turor of 1119.11 1.1
_._.___.._ Bhuts at 30 Main street, Brooklyn and
9
'4:
n.—
.—
-—Full line caps. 01114112111110 report back to orcdltms whut ad.
__._..... junlment it believes to be feasible, u
Beniamin F- Andrews, who has committee of creditmg was appointed
been ~13“ PW“) 3.1020... {0" §9Xe§al at. a .oonferenco- at the Hotel lmp‘prno‘l
monlhli, is expected ‘0 return ‘0 the in Manhattan yesterday. A Sign on the
Norwalks 1“ a few days on a leave door or the meeting which was cloned
“f aboeooe. to all but interested creditor§IMnn011no-
'ed that the gathering wan that of the
“Oppeubelm Cornmitleo.’
Obpenhelm' s indebtedness is said to
be in the neighborhood of $75,000 with
assets between $50,000 and $00,000
. Peter, T. Word, of Arch street has
taken 11 position with the Volk Hut
Company, in Norualk, having resigned'
his place with the Union Hat Company
of New York city
. ’ 300W"
:. The Candy of Excellence
made Candy .~ m» 1m pound .
‘ ‘ . F; “I IAXTIBM ". xvi X " ‘ V
Wm Fm“ - . AM for Town of Nomlk ‘
Huvmnvo ruinous . 4 , . , g, .
GHOOOLATEQ‘ : W f
Luna's PURE 1m: CREAM II » ‘ . * _ .
THE ass-r or BAKERY
Pnooucrs Anderson's Launch Works
one per cent. each year
$1.000 Proforma
$400. Condition
Subscriptions are payable 20 per cent. in cash and balance not more than 20
per cent per'month; but deferred payments may be anticipated at any time.
Dividends will be paid from date of issue at the rate of six per cent. on the
Preferred stock and two per cent. on the Common Stock.
It is expected that the dividend rate on the Common flock will be increased
This onmmmut will am!!! in Wm M only.
. 111.
have mammalian
. $11: Per ConLQCumulutwo Preferred Stock of
ilillos‘ Improvement . ompany
and we otter
] For 81
until six per cent. is reached.
one-half of the above total amount has been sold to our European corres-
' pondents for distribution abroad.
Subscriptions will be received until‘noon, Saturday, October 26th, 1912.1
Telegrarhs of inquiry may be sent at our expense.
Application may be made 1111011111 your Banker or Broker,
or direct to
Henry L. Doherty & Company
Bankers
‘ Sixty Wall Street
.000 c... ‘
.11.
New York
Most of the indebtedness is represent.-
Miss‘ Alice O'Blle11,ot 23 Cottage ed in Danbury,001111.,abo11tfoui hous- i
street, who has been tminlng for 11 ea ““313 being largely interested;
nurse, is now taking a three mouths' There am but few credit 3 and it it!
course at the Morgan Memorial Hospi their dosing to avoid any court proceed ‘
« w] New York city in bus The committee expects to bring!
about a oulisiuctory adjustment and
—-I~Iand made. choice tobacco, extla pmotioally all of the tredltors have
flavor-Silk Ribbon-5 ent cigars. assented to its appointment
‘ The present business was commend-
ed in January, 1004, at 117 Bowen
Manhattan, by Max Oppenbolm and;
David Kuretsky, composing the firm of;
M. ()ppenholm and Co. The trade style-l
of the Norwnlk Hal, 00., was used until
in your 01‘ so ago. 'O'ppenholm had {Iro-
M— ' vlouoly been employed for oihur hous-
William 1" NW“ “f “00““th N’ on in New York. whine-.1804 the bots
Y.. W“ “i ”‘9 W9 William R Nash, inoou was moved to 21 New Ghainbols
0’ \orw,ulk ‘5 “9““! his platenhdrs street and in January of the following
Goorgo W~ Bradley. 0‘ 193 Mm“ your the firm was dissolved, the burn-
otoeot, Norwnlk. and 13 meeting runny nous being continued by Max Oppen-
0” friends 119” helm without change of style. The
* business was subsequently moved to 21
_ in the returuu of marriages to the New Chambers street where it won
' office of the town clerk in Stafntord is conducted until May, 1909 when the
noted the following: Dr. Arthur 1N. ‘ present quérterb at 30 Main street
‘ Cinrk,otsoutl1 Norwulk, to Mrs. Fran wero l.uken
our M. Weeks of Earl Norwnlk. by t‘hi- In ,
' a financial statement, based on on
Rev. J‘ W” Riohorduon,011tobor 11‘ liuvontory .of May 10, 1911. usual: or
The Kitty'sixth annual mobtlng‘ 0! ‘89,?10 over liabilities of $46,465 were
the Connecticut State Tomheru’ All clulm‘ad. .
adulation will be held at Now Huv- ’ 1 - .‘ g .,
on and Hartford on Friday, October 1 ‘
25111. The local school: will be clos-
od on that data in order that tho
teachers of the town may attend.
"W...—
Membors of the old and new coun-
cils of the City of South Norwnlk,
and (tillers enjoyed a rare good diu-
nor and good time at Hurry W. Math-
er's burn, in Wuter street, last even-
lug.
ilv
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TELEPHONE 108.
us 1 us; 1 Fis 1
, ‘ “Halibut,
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market
Look ai My?
Variety _;lleiore
You Buy
Wonk Salmon Cod. Butter,
Fiat, Song; pguo, fHoddock,
Snapper lllnos, Eels {Sen Trout Long
and Round Clams. Little Necks. Mill
Pond 01‘ alert? opened and in the shell;
Hard Crabs.
Ill 11812
FREE DELIVERY.~
Dayr and Night Courses
Merrill Business College
South Norwalk 8
..
Flaunelette
K I M 0 N 0 S
Short Manholetto Kimonos 300
Long lilonnoletto Kimonos ..
$1.00 to $1.75
Eider Down Dressing Samples,
- 31.00 to 01.50
Aviation Cops .. 60o to $1.00
Short Knit; skirto 600
.‘ ,Hnliowo‘on ”Pout Cordon for 66
Hflowe‘on Plano Cards 2 for do
..,.
South Norwalk Council, No. 1253;
Kulgldu of Columbus, hold its regu-
lar 111131111111; lat rovenluzp at whlob .
time it was voted to more into um ‘ ‘
new quarters at at. Jooeph‘n pm , , ~
chin! school. in Henry street, on No- ,
moor 1111. The Council had sum ‘ ~‘ ‘
ono of the school rooms on tho
om 1161115111111. Ophelia. _ '
‘fl
”w-._.._.“.._..-~...~——. m...._..r.._._...._....._.
‘. BURGLA'RS AT BEEHLER'S
stamerd House Entered by Means
of Jimmied Window.
STAMFORD, Oct. 18.——The rosi-
denoo of Frederick T. ‘Boohler, vat
Hoyt and Bodiordatreeta, was bur‘
glorized' Wednesday night,
8111111 10. A number of small pieces
of ”jewelry were stolen.
A window on the north side of the
house wnu Jimmled and the house
was entered through this window.
Mrs. W. F. Bounty, Mr. Deehler’a
daughter, left the house. about 8. to
mot her husband, who had gone to
1113‘ center a little earlior. Mr. 11nd
Mré. Bounty spent the evening out
with friends, returning home about
10. , , V
=«_.As they entered the house. Mrs.
Mindy. seeing a light In her father's
room, rolled out, "Are you thorn, pa-
po?" She "received no answer and
when she caught sight of coats lying
on‘r-j'the floor she concluded burglars
ha gibbon In- the house. She stepped-
to the veranda, where her husband
wub standing, “and told him. Mr.
Bounty watched the houoe while his
wife wont to a neighbor‘s houao and
belophouod for the police He re.
moluod on watch until officers arriv-
ed. Mr. Bounty saw no one leave the
house while he was watching. Still
he and Mrs. Bounty hove an idea that
tamiord Port Chester
NEW 1118: lo MADE 1111 PRICE or
c0111..
lnu‘npunumucmm $11.35 1111: Tan at
Mind-44091" York Dealer. Arc
Prop-rod.
wuréosmumu. PA. Oct. 111-» 11111
price of coal has been raised again
and independent operators are to
realize fortunes on the high prloeg do.
modded or the consumers. Stove and
nut cool also: were oold‘ today by 111.;
depoodont amnion far 85 35 the ton,
gf o. b‘ .111 the mine. Tidal is on 11d-
' vonoo of one 111111111 over what has
boon colloid-rod b: solid
/ .vof «tribe bud coal soot-city. ,
prloo except
Mogul-o not ml
once They are
‘ t 83173 the
V‘Xindopdfld
. the canton-la or Mr. Bounty'a bureau
‘ Bounty therefor-«11011011111111! that tho
tho burglar or burglars worn in the
house when they arrived home. The
;iden is bound upon the fact that while
i
were strewn Over the floor of their
room, also the oontentaof a bureau in
the room of Mr. Boohlor, Mm Boun-
ty'o bureau had not boonmponod and
only 11 few articles taken of! the top
of a dresser more. Mr, and Mn.
burglary had been abandoned In 11
hurry.
Among the articleu reported no
stolen were a diamond out in on elm
hand presented to Mr. Boonier by the
local lodge oi Elks after he had none:
ed through the various chairs, a num-
ber of stick plus of Mr. ‘Boohlor and
Mr. bounty, and 11 gold attain with I
pom-l“ pendant belonging to Mrs
BOunty.
RI MADE A VOTIN-
“Summon and Town Glurk Holding '» 1, . .WW‘ 4 , ’
‘ . WOK‘ADEE‘IHHOOK T04 00917
11.1.1111. Joli-y.
,4 ‘ in illusion all .ihoi 11.11,,
court 1'0qu
Friendship Brand Penn, 2 can:
83 and 85 Washington St.
WINES AND LIQUORS
‘i. Very Best Creamery Button lb ..... ...... 361113?»
3 lbs. Fresh Graham Waters ............ .. ....... 2216'
Jones’ Gold Modal or Pillsburl s Idiom, bag ............... 86o;
' M‘auds Flour....... .......... Bag, 75c; barrel, odor}
................ 250
Monogram Rye Whiskey, bottle ........... ..... . ........... 90¢
_ Gauntlet Maryland Rye Wbiokoy. bottle . ...................... 75o”
._ Club or Tezor Cocktail bottle.... ....................... $1.00
Old Port‘or Sherry Wino ($1.5) value), gal. $1.00.
1 Old Crow, Wilson or Hunter Whiskey, bottle ................ $1.00 ‘
, Phone 440.
South Norwalk ‘
FALL UNDERWEAR
In Melinda, Ribbed Garments or Flat Woolens.
Prices .......... g ................. 50 1 0011111311 v ‘
UNION surrs ....................... -¢-.3--$$1. 00$Ia5$01 50
FALL HATS..... ....... . .......... 15
FALL CAPS .............. . ....... $.. 0 $2.00.$2.501
50¢. $1. 00 $1. 50.:
2 South Main Street
CAVANAGH 8. ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
South Norwulk M3. 1
between .
Lg
PHONE 721
Harris. 81 Guns Co.
THAT’S ALL
Dress Goods from
Mill to Consumer
“ Just Arrived 500 Yards,
Blue. Black and
Fancy Serg es
in Medium dyad Heavy gWoighlB
54 and 50 indies wide
PRICES 90c A YARD “31......
WHIPCORDF. ETC.
LADIES' CLOAKING and
COATING 01.0111
in Twills, Plaid Back
and Chinchilla
FROM $1.50 A YARD UP.
Velvet Romnantsmll colors.
Garment Dyeing a Specialty
TEXTILE FABRIC CO.
213 E. Waoh'n 81., Bo. Norwolk.
Formerly P. ,0. Bldg. Norwulk.
Ladles’Smts 3°"
MADE TO ORDER AT VERY.
REASONABLE PRICES.
and guarantee our work to be outla-
factory. We also do
CLEANING AND REPAIRING FOR
‘ LADIEQ AND GENTLEMEN.
mnfiflmmmw. ,
if! .WMNWM’ON ITRKIITI‘
“Mullah. 2111111111". 1.
1.
'MWW‘ ,
. 010.000 . ‘
On amount of tho 111.1811 at too
" Cot modicum county no bad
‘ ' 111 dbl
snors
We employ only expert mechanics, ~
CONNEALLY
BRACKEN' 3? ‘ '
School Days are]?
Coming
and we invite your attention.
to the largest and most com
plete line 9! ‘
II.
C‘.
for Boys 81 Girls
that can be found in town, 1
including the tannins
Educator
_ Cramer’s‘
i‘Nox-em-all”
Huston“ ‘
School Shoes '
and many other reliable;
. malted.
CONNEALLY 81f , "
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
To]. 3634
oowu‘ ' ‘
on
CD.
on
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Pom 3117.4"
5.1113111; but refute to Wear thorn
11111111111111 they are “hidoouo “ 80m
bro. But onil and lot on show you
fit 15min... . ,,
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Oouliotl and wtlrlndtipu on rat)
Norwalk Chronicler