new sum limo“. . .
utilise Dresses;
of 7 and. Percale at
.%00.‘nsgim"84 to 48 inches.
6 Long KIMDNos in
oréd; Craps 010th; at ,
‘ ”.00, ill sires.
. . May Manton Patterns.
. All. Pattfirnfi I in ..H‘.‘T’\‘p°‘ _*
~ E. K. BANKS: ; z
Mnhnokomo Hotel «link i,
South Nomik
WEATHE§_F_ORECAST. S Ch 0 0|,
For Norwnlk and vicinity:~—Local .
rains tonight and Friday, followed by l ,,
warmer in the interior tonight; mod-' ’
crate winds, mostly easterly. Weather DOH'i‘fOrget to Set 0116 Of our 3001‘
conditions: A trough Of low pressure,
extending from Texas northeastward
to Upper Michigan, is. causing un-
settled weather with 'heavy local rains
from Texas northeastwnrd to the Loire
region. Several places reported. more
than one inch of rain during the last
24 hours. Galveston, Texas, reported
the unusually heavy rainfall of 7.36
inches, which is more rain than has
fallen at New Haven since last May.
An‘area of high pressure, moving
across the border from the Canadian
Northwest, is producing lower temper-
. atures with frosts in MOntsna'and the
Dakotas. Frostg were also reported
' from-several places in Nevv'Engiand.
WEATHER;NYEAR'AGO'TODAY:
Temperature: Low, .66; high,; 88.
Clear. ' '
' lilies Frances 'Venus, or Ridgefield.
is the guest of Miss Mildred Hornet",
of Main street, for a few days
The rehearsal of the St. ‘Mnry's
choir will be held in the church this
evening. '
Miss Sallie Gilbert, of the South-
ern Telephone Company. in South
Norwalk.’ is substituting in Trumbull,
this week.
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The citizens' committee of the first
ward will hold a meeting this even-
ing to fill the vacancies on the ticket
in the First Ward.
'Mr. and Mrs. Jerry (Inhili and
daughter Madeline. of Willington, Del.,
are spending a few days with Mrs.
wuuam‘J. Powell.
——-ily special arrangement with
Smith Gray and 00.. New York, big
value in shirts at 89 cents. mOsily
large size. l'ricc‘s clothing store. lie
quick.
Misses liclsn nnd Estelle Moore, Of
Jcrsr-y City, have returned home fit-
for. u visit with Mr. and Mrs. A, ll.
Odell, of West, Main street.
("hm-inn M, Knitwnnucr. formerly of-
fhe locul office of tho if'onnerticut
Lichting und‘ Power Company, now of
liockpori, N, it, in visiting in town.
Mr. and lirs, Alden Boimnnu. scrum»
pnuind by Mrs. Jumon (Million. left
this morning for a ten days“ motor
trip throuuh the Adirondacks and
White Mountains.
The case of Robert Williams, oi
Weston, who was arrested last man»
imr in Will] street for being drunk.
rump ‘IlofOl'fl Judge Kaolin this morn»
lug. sud he won fined til without costs.
FOCWT‘,
Others at .................. So each
All nine Pads for school use at 50 ea-
4.957....—
WM.’ P. «BE‘E’R’S
swollen] Stores
6 South main Street, '
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street. Norwalk.
we LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW _
Suppliesl
of all kinds
Straps 10¢ each. The best made.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
iii SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Victor Talking Machines. KOdakn.
Developing and Printing.
. ~ MED; H. GANUNG,
Rum L Director and
Emblimu. .
MM- Ind Relldenco ‘
« wwwnrm . . .
u an. lulu 8t. summit.
Follow the Crowd
DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing Ivory Night and many
Afternoons.
SixPieccs of Music
Smith
Cleanser
D Y E R
24 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
Go To
t Andrew Davey
.0 WASHINGTON OT.
The women are lowing tin opimr-
iimiiy to wear unionists clothing this
mason for the new styles on portion.
riy slimline. sun with high cut
in. uremic ”menu. in on dis—
m in oil the undo-dim m. also“:
aim. (hold! in“ for initial» war.
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i , Greenchh Collision ”Cass Comes ,lJp. .
‘ Friday in Common Pisa; Cdurt. _
In the Common Pious Court, Tues-
. day. two cases of autospeoding came
. goes over to Friday.
The continued case Involves a new
cuiiar collision which occurred in
Greenwich, between the curs of two
well-known Greenwich people,’ On
July 17, Edwin Smith, driving it Pnck- .
nrd car belonging to Ellen H. iioker,
the famous follower of Colonel Roose-
' i’rOgressive Nutionul COmmIitue in
" front of u Simplex car in which set .
Mrs. Edith Curtis and n party of
friends. ,
Curtis was terribly hurt. One of her ,
companions. Miss Edith Adams, was
also iliudiy hurt. it was at first
thought ihnt Mrs. Curtle' injuries
I would prove into], but she recovered. -
for the Parlor, Living Room, Dining Room, Bed Room, Library. Den
or Kitchen offers you an opportunity to make on easy selection of
anything you might need in the Why of Furniture, «Bedding, House-
furnishinvg, Floor Covering or Draperies for the home nit prices that
you should not‘ffail to mite advantage of.
No matter what Home Furnishings you need you only have to
come here to be'iconvlnccd that this is the [place to buy.
- alone responsible for the collision be ‘
. (cause, in violation of the law, he ap-
proached a cross street at a high rule. .
. horn. He claims that he did souud‘
, Th A" . 0 Li s COMPA l
. e o‘ o ‘ ' _ Smith was arrested, and in the
3 " , . . ' . fl ' Greenwich Borough Court was found .
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Highland LehighCOaI
’ in all sizes for ‘famliy use. We purchased this coal at a fancy price
guilty on three counts.
$50 and costs on two counts and sent
to jail for thirty days on the other
count. «
Mr. Hooker was very indignant a
the jail sentence. He sought out the
prosecutor, and insisted on the arrest
of the other chauffeur. A writ was
issued. and he was brought in and.
punished the some as the other. ile‘
took an appeal. and his (“use will
come up later.
When the case was called ’l‘uesdol'.i
‘Atiorney Wright appeared for Smith
mid filed a deuiurrcr. Prosecutor flux-
ford ‘explained the situation. Judge
Walsh wanted to .know Wily the. pulse-1
cutor of the Greenwich court was not
on hand. Mr. Huxford said he had.
notified Mr. Brush, but he was not
there. ,
Judge Walsh said that in a case at
important as this it- was
that. all sides should he heard. He
wanted to have an explanation of the,
Borough Court‘s position. He ordered ,
,ihe case continued to Friday. when.
Mr. Brush who'belongs to "the re-
form administration," is expected to
. be on bond.
in a second nuiomobilespecdine
case Judge Walsh heard the facts and
then imposed a fine of 3159 without
. costs, as compared with nflne of 8100
'I and costs, which amounted to‘$39.90;
more. imposed in the lower court. g
Albino Grigol was arrested in Fair.1
field on Mny. 18. on the charge of reck- l
less driving. lie was tried before Jus-i
in ordento have the but for our customers.
RAYMOND BRO
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Everything in the Optical Line,
Eyes Examined Free '
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its graceful lines. coschliks finish and many Ol‘her‘exciusive ties-
tures are recognized instantly. ‘
MOYER “SIX" $3,250
maven “FOUR" ........... 32,500
OSCAR H”. BANKS
GARAGE. RIVER OTREIT.
ty, with it fine imposed.
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Peaches-s. ,
PER BASKET 95 CENTS
$10.10 more than the punishment in;
the Justice Court, to say nothing of
the lawyer's ice. 1
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HAT FINISHERS' ENDORSE SCUL-
n o o LEV.
GREEN LIMA B ‘ I S’ PER'QUART " ' ‘ ' ' ’ ' ' ‘ '. ------ - . 5¢ Also Want south Norwnlk Mnn ior
SWEET POTA'I‘OES. an OUA’RT ............ ........ . . 5¢ National President of Organizational
"" ‘ i h. ' A i H l 1
Egg Plant, Apples, Crab AFN“! Muck Melons, Bartlett a $23.2. iii: cf'lcfiiingafminu genial
Pears.
' Labor Lyceum. Washington street.nnd1
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY '“°
John W. Sculley. of Eouth Norwnik, ns‘
30 North Main 8‘. Phone “I.
national president of the organization.
Martin lnwior. of Bethel. was endors-
TRUE BILL FOR MURDER.
WATERJSURY. Sept. ii.~A true biii
”..-... ed as secretary and treasurer. and slnoi
1 ' . ,
'l he New Sanction
as delegate to the American Fedora-i
DEFINITION or CHIROPRAGTIO. 0‘ mm" l“ “‘9 “m deities was re-
.tiou of Labor convention liiJSenttic in
November.
Horned by tile iirnud’Jury in the Din
5.13??? “&%°§f.§2:o“§§§"€§: syriitrict court of Waterbury this noon,
adjusting the some. Dime Is anus inguinst Michael itixtoruitin, who on
ad by a wrench. twist or sprain initially 10 lost cuttho throat of his wimlfioomo, nliiui George 13, lingers, who
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flitllitll'll'tm'l‘. Supt. il.-—»~llnrry St}
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up. «Onevvus disposed Of, the other "
volt. who acted as. tronuurcr of the :1.
the last campaign, tried to cross in. I
There was a collision in which Mrs. ..'
of speed and without sounding hisl
'FRANKJACOBY7
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Do Not Forget to
Attend “Jacoby’s
Fashion Opening
This. Evening
There will he‘ music and the
affair promises to take on quite
a inocial importance.
'This Is our Formal Presents:~
tion to South Norwaik Men anti
Women of the new fashions for
Fall, 1913. It is complete, com-
prehensive, authentic. You are ,
sure to enjoy it, and we :uain
invite you to come!
This Evening, Thursday.
September llih, 1913,
7.30 to 9.3.0 o'clock
it is claimed that the chauffeur was f '
SOUVENIRS TO ALL
such as that at Rye Beach, li‘ plans of
.Henl‘aniin Harris, owner of a tract of
‘lnud at Shippan Point, go through.
lfli'i‘t‘u of land from the J. Harrie Dow
.esiute According to an engineer who
'is preparing a map of the land. about
.niue additional acres of land can he
‘ltiilde by dredging the shore trout to
low water mark.
,feet of shore front.
Lvipw is to rent concessions for sum-
:tner resort attractions and to have ilil
.ii‘idlvldunl representing him as innnu»
ger.
mei‘ resort attraction would be inciud-l
ted in the park. The tone would he:
iki'lit high. ' ‘
'eniusemeut park.
name of Councilman Anthony Ger-uni:
mo, is now pen-ding before the police
committee of thé common councilplnf
Stamford,
with power to that“. body.
tlce Bacon Waltemnu and found guilgof ltalian operators of the Marconi
{WITNESS BYstem here who stopped
Judge Walsh said there was no rea- _ work on Monday last because they had
son for. reducing the punishment of failed to obtain from the company cer-
ths Justice Court. He then imposed tnindernands, was settled today and
it fine of 3150 without costs, which is | the service was resumed:
CONVENTION OF METHODIST
MEN.
FOR A SHORE RESORT
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P'a’“ °f 3°"jam'" ”3"“ "‘ °°"“‘°', l.\‘lii.\.\'AP(ll.iS, 1nd,, sent. 11.-
tion With Shippan Property
Stamford will have n, shore resort
More than one thousand men already .
have registered hurc for the national.
convention of Methodist men, which
is expectcd to bring: :ihuu ministers
und lurincn lo lndianupolis Oct. 28-31; ‘
Bishop Homer (3.. Stunts, who was in,“ ‘
the Philippines when former Pl‘eSi-‘
dent 'l‘al't was there who now has 8.31
of South America for his "parish," has
accepted a place on the program.
Other announcements are of the ap~ ‘
pcai'unce at the meeting of Bishop
i-‘runi‘is McConnell: Bishop James W; ‘
Basliford, of l’eliiuc, China; Robert
Specr, the areal Presbyterian leader; ,
Frank lines, assisinut district attory ‘
ucy of New York county; former Vice, , ‘.
President Charles W, Fairbanks and L"
Col, Elijah \V_ i-lnli‘ord,‘Ll, S. A.
.‘ll'. Harris recently purchased is
There is about not)
The gt‘llef‘ili plan Mr. Harris has in
Everything in the line of a sum-
MERIDEN snooze FALLS DEAD. ‘
MERlDEN, Sept. ill—«Martin wt:
Booth. aged dd, a leading marhetmnn'
and grocer- fell over. dead into his ; -'
bathtub this morning, suffering from. ‘
fan attack of heart trouble, of which!
he had no warning, A' widow, 'two‘
sons and a daughter survive. H
Applications for a license for such ‘
presented ‘in the
if having "been referred
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MvARCONi STRIKE ENDED. . PULP MILL LOSS ADJUSTED. ‘
GENOA, itnly. Sept. il.——The strike' The recent fire at the plant of the
St. George Pulp & Paper Company, in
Norwnik, waslsatisfactorily adjusted _ ‘
by Fred. J. Bliss, adjuster, for the corn- ~
ponies carrying the insurance. J. M.
Layton & (30., represent the companies ...f
dunking this prompt adjustment.
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the buck. {Oven if done in childhoodlemua. At. the time the man “mpg.“ lliii niiiirvss fill out West. New-
litiieiii? if; aimeddifiz'fii “ataxia “133ml his own throat and it .wng mommitown street, but whom tlctectiveu,
.imhn. :hs would die. but he has lived to facscluim lives nt in Boston m‘l‘lllil'. 1’0?-
(ihlroprwtorl more the limo of‘triai. Judge 'l‘uttle‘ rccolvnd the re. cheater, Mom. a trusted employs of
“some and pain. health is mtored'wn oftho jury. in“, (into of trial was the lddinou Lighting; Company of that
ggrfig 3:3,“ggg;n5 F?;u&3?. IIgTIiot da‘efm‘ned, city. is under urront in thin city churn“
trivan spaniel “mutton: also our" “William!“ Halwnoy. who stole it if“ “"1“ 0"“"v'zz'em‘lm 0' ‘2‘557'50 “‘2
turn of the spine. You will new: it , weigh and chain me;- a burglary in taped to ho. duo his own children fromt
m‘ giving the chiropractor ‘ ohnnol the night time. was sentenced to ntutu‘lm “WWWWK 0' monol‘s “"9 for tho;
W “of? ”‘1' rison for a term long to five yum, i denth of n moilwr nnd sister in the
Magnetic , ”u given “In. ii sintor pleaded :ith Judith Tuttio to federal wreck in this city. "a “uni.
T. FRANCIS. D. C. refuse the prisoner on the around arr-outed Monday night in Iioniori and
fl Wampum 3t. In. Normihmn that its bad slwnys been good a; m. brought here today by iwtm'tive Her-
tlrndiinfn from New WI, minim“, Judge Tunic said that “museum Edward i‘ronin. of the local
Wm. tunntsly no one could overlook up. a: suited for continuum», dist counsel
{once of hmkiu into a dwelling in‘ might be nominal! mi hemp; for his
tin omit rim and nails; property, release Were m at £7,000 by Juan
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Truck“.t Popular Price, .
(‘aii and see an ideal one ton motor truck. . Three things you
must demand of any truck that you buy. Because the Jeffery motor
truck meets these requirements we believe it is the greatest value
on the market today. '
First. it sells for $300 less than its nearest. competitor in quul-'
ity nnd capacity.
Second. it is built by The Thomas B. Jeffery Company, a con~ ,
corn with unlimited capitol and n reputation which has never been
impaired,
Third. it is hacker by :1 service organization extending from i
count to count, whioli'pinccs within reuch of every owner at service
which has not yet been equalled in the «motor truck field.
The Jeffery products hnvo been known for years as Cars of long
lasting qualities.
This cur can be {With at W. A. linuford's garage. Demonstration
cnu be armqu by calling or by telephone. '
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