on the ‘p'honc and protect your
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8001b NOI‘Vwflk, (icon;
all nacho! insurance. V . '
' Public Bienozrapner. .
(l9. viii he held this evening ~ ; 4
Mr. and Mrs. .DaniVel WV'hipple, of
evidenc‘s R l" have been guests oi
. amuel C. lreland.
--. ~..-—-..
. ‘ lMiss Dorothy Steele, of 8118011171, in
, 'spending a View days visiting friends
, and relativ' es in South Nor-walk.
Jesse A. Hopson. who has been on
: V , ’ 'tiou trip to G‘anadé, returnV‘éd ,to
ahiqkhoine in“ 18717712137 street today ‘
South Norwalk Camp, No:102.Woo"d
7'lean or the world, will held a send-
1 monthly business meeting this even
V' ind. ., .
.1,”
"a
Harry 3 5077.387" 35177“ ‘NB'x‘li‘éll';
spent yesterday and inst evening in
.‘ - 1 ‘ \
xainn. .71 , s , '9'" , .
‘ 5:
. schools and family, have moved from
{the Disbrow place to 9 Arch street.
' :Nopwalk. .4‘ -
The Misses Marion and Helene Brad-
lay, of iblew York city, who have been
visiting local friends. returned tome
,today.
4 Washington Camp, No. 11, P. O. s.
8 iron 87.17qu17. lipion. Local 7No. I.
New liork cityV on a pleasure ext-u.“ ~ -
" ira‘T. Chapman. superinténdent ‘07
small. .
when something goes wrong.
THE WHITE
(Re
. ELECTRlCAL
§4w7ereVnV or. - ,_ PHON
as the guest of Miss Selma Howe.
ngst View days.
ningv at: 7:46 o’clock.
SUPPLIES
Miss liessie E Field of sum: avel
one; is spending the week in Ansonla,
The large clock of Taylor pod Gold- ,
en in Washington street was'atopped
at 1.44 ocloclr some time within the
("Tire regular "monthly business meet-
ing of the Woman's Guild on Trinity
Episcopal Church will be held this eve-
ELECTRIC CO.
gistered)
CONTRACTORS.
E 842- 8.
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. RED SEAL -4 '
DRY BATTER1E8V4
Electric Wiring for Light and Power
We are alWaya ready to attend your Electrical trdubles, large or ’x ;
n ’pborx'e4 4call will bring a repair man. Try us next time
SOUTH NORWALK4
ACQUITTED OF MURD
WASHINGTON. Sept
Madge, the Amer-loan youth who was
tried in Imafaca, Venezuela. upon‘ a
technicalcharge of‘murder. was ac-
quitted. according, to a'dispafzch' re- ‘
ceived at the ‘State Department todhy.
Mudge was engaged in an athletic
game with a Venezuelan youth. when
the latter received fatal injuries.
Mrs. George Eagle. of Stamford, who
has been visiting Mrs. Edith Boerum.
of 24 Woodward avenue for a few
» daysg-xeturned‘ home last; night 7
New York's full crew not, providing;
fol-wnddltionpl trainxncn on freight
trains and some passenger trains.
went into erreét'Yestei-day. The law.
which was signed by GOVernor Sulaer
,4 after hdving been vetoed by both Gov
‘ érnoro Hughes and Dix, will cost the
railroads $2,908,900 more, ceCh year.
for operating trains in New York
7 ' .8tute. The full crew bill for the, state
lNew Jersey went into effect .lui y 1,
no the state of Pennsylvania has had
.such a, law for sometime. '
The law applies to all railroads of
ore than fifty miles in length within
to state and fixes the minimum num-
ber of train crew's outside yard limits
. as follow:
' ~ 0n freight trains oi tw any -four cars
. or less, one engineer one fireman. one
conductor and two brakemen.
017V freight trains of more than
twenty nu": cars. one engineer, one
‘ fireman, one conductor and three
brakenien. ' V
' ‘On trains other than freight trains
j: of. five cars or more. one. engineer,
one fireman, one conductor, and two
'. brakemen. and, ii the train is a bag-
gagedraln. or, a passenger train hav-
ing’ 97 178838777 car, or having a has
gage compartment 72 baggageman in
addition. -T
On any light 'eixirlne. one. engineer
2 “Stuart
and does not require nearly so many
additional men. The New York, New
Haven and Hartford Roller will put
STOCK OF" "- ’
RANGES
on. will hold a‘ié‘gln‘ar'x’llsstiug w-
nlght and weekly business will he
“Wolds in the two
of ties.
”3 " ”t‘x‘ansac’thd‘ “‘5’“
Mini "Pairick {131. ' fidugh.‘ who has
.‘ been spending six weeks at Gt. Cather-
' 7171177, Ontario. has returned to her
home in Putnam avenue.
Mix aners. William P. Woodruit.
o! 185 Main street have been enter
taininz Mrs Frederick Powers and
three children. of Gienbrook
Old‘Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A:
prenticé degree will he conferred.
...,.
‘ Mrs. Mary (2. Kane and family have
‘ moved from bow-e streeteto the Joseph
Vroom place, at the corner of Wood
ward avenue and. Grove fitreetn
Mrs. Carl A. Harstxom and daugh-
Vier. Mica Frances llaratrom, of Nor-
month' a stay at Lake Placid. N. Y.
, Mr and Mrs. Royal Vhynor,‘ of
137jnohiyn.VaVre spending a few days
‘ with friends and relatives in o.rwulk
"Mrs. Vhynor formerly resided Nor:
walk VV - V .
, Mr. and Mrs. James Tracey and
their daughter Emma and son James.
lit. returned to their home in Morris
807717.717. .i., yesterday, after spending
the summer months in Norwalk.
‘ . - , ,
i " A town meetingr relative to bridge
matters will be hold in the Town 118
8881b)? Hall', 1232277877 evening. The
Meeting 17‘ 2777717777781 to be for the
More of covering a legal technical-
.lty and “does not promise to he of
treat duration. . .
NOTlCii NOTICE”
if you are a subscriber to The Son
77717 777171.: on“ 17nd in also and so:
, lilac of the, roost Mllial‘ magazines.
“‘7‘, WM, 87,010 woman and
*- 7772 Metropolitan. for three months
i m are not a, aobnflfigr 77an gr
7817; 01.00. and The 73812777»: 9nd
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£588 varmrpaparcmi up
{purines and pay the my 127:
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lion this "evening and the Entered VAp
,walk. ie'fl. here this morning for 72V
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correct and proper manner? as:
They Given Your Eyes That Relic
which you expected they would? it
consult me at once.
WlLLIAM .7. moon,
. , OPTICIAN.
Room 6. Keefer Building.
No. 165 Walhlnfiton 50.
Opposite Hoyt'o Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday
7178777777.. 0: 8'0
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RAILROAD
I‘IME TABLE
In Effect—- Juno 23. 1018.
SVOUTHV NORWALKV TO NEW YPVRK
A. M.:--1 201,5:101, 5: 41:. 8: 00.
0:211. 6:481. 8: 557 8:13,
8:153. '8: 87.. .10: 80!.
1». 8784.17. 68'}, 1: 08. 7. 102'. a:
8:77 1.112, 75:11. 8: 572'. 8’: 87. 8:81:
‘ A. M. 4-12: 26!, 5: 14!, 5:418, 5:208.
15201747132, 2: 82:7, 7: 001, s: 1,1
8: 87:, a 50x, 7:172. 7. 82:, 7:172.
NEW YORK TO 8001'" NORWALK
A. 81.44245. 5:40,' 8:48. 8:101.
8:88! 8: 55: 01153710: 022, 10: ,M'
a 27.417: ‘08. 1: 06, 1718251381 fill
orday only, 2:041, 7:57. 3. 302. 3: 66!.
41.18:, 4: 429. 5,: 252. 5: 21:7 5: 27. 11:011.
7: 07.- 7: 0037.8: 202. 9: 00:, 0; so, 11' 1'01
M.»-17: 00x7. '8: 00:, a: 37x. 8: 552
P. liar-18:10:. 1:081. 8700:, 8:41:
6: 02:, 0: 04. 0:81:37. 771417. 8: 00:, 8:10:
8: 0le. to: 00:. 11:10,11:83:. '
n.~—17: 02 i 70. 77:11:.
77:17. 2.1777. 8717. 7:127. 7:772. 2:77:
7: 87:. V17: 07:. 11:10. , V
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27121. 17:12, 1171157. .
P7 Ill—«12:07:87. 2:182, 8:181. 0:503.
0:10x. “186,-”110‘. I: 84!. 8: 0017, 0:881.
sou-m "NonwALK 70 7777777777772
A. 08-4—1720, 0:18.831. 1030177;
0780:. 0:0er
1’ 15708100. 0:80. 8: 80K.
extra men on the run between New
York and Stamford, where the electri-
fl¢ation ceases, dthe extramen will
for part got: Vincrow of Vgeturnlnid
0’18- . .. a .
Railroad men have. for several
years, been in 17.87.1011 grew
law. and imnefiV every state 75371787
lure bills werdV intrdduoad requiring
additional more; The railroad commit-
tee of the Connpoticut Legislature had
two lengthy héaringe on the matter,
which were attended by representa-
tives of railroad unions, and by on.
aisle of the road. among them Gen-
eral Superintendent Woodward, who
had then 551%. taken his place with
the New Ham road The comm
too was of the “amnion that. inasmuch
as the state i) glad a plihlle utilities
N787
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'wmmmoion.‘a V ., regulations 8000M
be hit to i ,7 dg'i‘nui. rather than
incorporated ' 178277217177. accord-
-4 Inxiy: a sub to rbill was reported,
which was eni'iited as follows:
"The public utilities commission Is
119er7 Jilted to longtime the
opening and 85771171113 of paleontol-
and freight tmlns and to make such
'4' orders, regulations or recommenda-
' tions as; u vestisatlon. the com-
mission play in necessary for the
safety and promotion of the public. or
of the enaoyi‘n of my railroa'dV corny
may 12722177277757.8128 trains. " ~ '
Slov‘erai but? Which came Moron
tire committee railroads, wanna:
reported. on the same 3701778004888
the public utilities coznmiriion 1777:2777
those bills, only if brondht t5: iholr
attention by another petition. .1
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' SOUTH NQRVVI'ALK TO NEW not duplicatodzin any other 0100
* HAVEN. l’or cousins and colds. My ,0“ ltulnlmm‘de“ ii I ‘.
A M.:--12 no.1: 17:12, 1:172, 18:07. ““m‘i W“ l“ “n l“‘°"'°“""‘°'n R“ »
fuse to accept it for it can notxpl’odllda“
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Reed street.
in l Denotes non- interfering pom
Master box. from which the hunt
“all: 3.117.813: “'5‘ 3°“““°“'
standard time. 1- '9” n “a . p n
One stroke at or! times. touting a.
line open. 1-
1‘ Wu awoken after alarm. an out. no-
culla department. 1'1
”Tin-79111077 awoke-if; water to be Ihox
“A: 12: or m. o
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fro alarm: (or district also to
sawed by telephone .‘
Four long blasts ‘17: the whistle at
8: 30 a. m. and 12. 80 p. to. indicate
no 1scliool1 for the Vfoflowfng session.
. ’ ‘ 0
ItA'CVT NORWALK Fl, ALARM IOXII
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one fireman and one conductor .07 4 p... "t M”. wfl’ 3‘80"“?! ”b. Mind '0,
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New York central and Hudson Riv- 15:53:} “‘33 ,°~‘»" 0.50..“ ”.V
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alone. running" lxet'w een New York and 22I~Fort and curl i'au.
4—-asE tAvo. and ch 81.
Albany. more than 100 extra men will 228—87. John 8:. and no A".
be employ-.277 The Pennsylvania Rall- gggjgmggrfiggmds 95'
4" ass—Cove Ave. and
road has had a' "full crew on some 38,530”. land fifth 7:8th2 at. (Tel.
parts of its lines for a couple of years, 811~Keyur at. and Fine HillAvo.{1‘ol.
* M2—Koyuor 8t. and D ck Pond rd. ,Tol.
Mil-anon Haven
0 3: mu .
will be vcn of non. 1.
fire onn realm wh booted.
Boo alarms are ly to on aim in
“5‘ u1‘7leer or win: mum! arrival
,a
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VERSAILLES. orange... sent. 2.:—
The thrilling maneuver of turning a
somersault in the air with an acre»
plane dying at rapid speed was re-
peated today by the French aviator,
Pegoud, over treaerodroxne at, Buc,
near here, with perfect success.
Peqoud had promised to demon:-
strate that his performance at Juvisy
yesterday was not the result of an ac
cident,_, ,but was a proof of proper con-
trol and also of the stability of the
aeroplane and he carried out the dar-
ing tent with apparent ease again to-
day in the presence of the second in
command of the French army flying
corps, about 100 military and civilian
aviators and a large assemblage of
' the general public,
A dense fog had settled all over the
district around Buc this'm‘orning, and
this delayed Pegoud's ascent for three
hours and unfair. When the sun had
cleared away the mist, Pegoud ran his
aeroplane into the center of the field
and indicated to a battery. '
KING FAMILY HELD ‘I-TS REUNION
AT MANfiFlELD.
1
ClltVuI H, King and Son Wore Among
Vzrholc Who Attended the Festivi-
N”.
The annual reunion of the King,
" family of which ,VI-Ienry w. King of,
Willirnantic is president, was held
yesterday at Mansfield, Conn. agend
Attorney Clitua H King and son, Mar-
shall, of Fairileld. attended. There
were over 30 persons at the gathering
and three generations wore repre-
sented. The oldest member of the
family is Miss Jeanette King who is
80 years old. The youngest in a
four weeksold daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Georse W Moore of Middle
town. .
Henry W King was
president. >William Sweet
mantle. treasurer. 'and Frederick
.Tilden- of ‘Willimantic. secretary.
The reunion was held-at the old home-
stead and the day was an enjoyable
one for all. Among those present
were Mrs. G. W. Moore, who is 18
years old. G. W. Moore and family of
reelected
of Willi-
” Middletown: William ‘Sweetand fam-
ily of Willimsntic; Frank Moore, Bur-
ion Moore. ' of Willlmantic; Louis
“Meow. Middletown; Henry ‘Arnold
and family, Willlnxantic; George Ar-
acid and family, momenta; Mr.
Cody and family. Willimanilc. Presi.
dent King is 76 years old. The King
77.71.77.742. one of the original set-
tlers 9,! Mansfield having lived there
for over 200 years.
BROWNE~COBURN.
Mr. and Mrs. 4R. 17. Coburn. of ii
West street. this city. announce, the
marriage of their daughter. Pearl L..
in Paul J. Browne. of Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania. The happy event took
place at Philadelphia. Saturday. Aug
not 3007,1013.
Town Tax, Collector‘s
NOTICE
Notice is homily given to all our-
uomi liable to pay taxes in the Town
of Norwalk. loudly of ll‘nlrtloid, and
173th of Connecticut, on the Assets
merit List of 1012, that the some is
due and payable on ilho first day at
“Bepfembor. will. and“ that] will meet
them to receive said taxes, at the
office of the Collector. Town llail. in
the City of Nor-walk. on Tuenday, dop-
noon until- 1 o’clock utter-noon. and
from 7 0‘21 1: to 5 'clook afternoon
said ornces will be open thereafter
every week day from 0 unlock until
18 o‘clock fox-snoop. and from 2 to 6
‘oclock afternoon. naturday after-4
noon. excepted
Taxes may also he paid at the office
of 1.1:" Layton and do. ‘.,luc South
orw
0‘ 10100 27777777 shall remain mm
3570 the first 1278: 870787071“.
01-8. interest at the rate a! 0 par 88st.
in the
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8T. JOSEPH’S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
St. Joseph’s Parochial School will
open tomorrow, September 3rd. Mass
will be said at 8 o’clock. at which
the school children and their parents
will be prerent, and after mass the
children will go direct to the school.
when the half term will immediately be
gin.
Father Carroll has furnished an-
other room and added another grade
this year, thus having three grades.
viz.. first, second and third, and he
has also provided everything for the
comfort and convenience of the child- ,
ten. ‘ ‘
A good adv. xpays best in the best
paper.
#
Preservmo;
Time Needs
Mason Fruit Jars. Economy Jars.
Wide Mouth Jars, Jelly Glasses and
every need and labor saving device:
to help.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St.
South Nor-walk.
Phone 397. Prompt Delivery.
vflf
Why Not Use
as
LIGHT?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
Prides Reasonable
Best Workmauship
PromptAttention
Drop 2 Postal and our Rep".
sentative will call and
give estimate.
United Electric
Light &Water ()0
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City National Bank
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