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unsecure-
can“ run lo! m
me finer or sham
manners
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Mr. and Mrs. Addison Austin, 01'! Jack 'l'lerney, of New York, spent
New York. are spending Sunday with the week—end with relatives in Nor-
rclatives in town. i walk.
Arthur Becker, Elmer Cstterall andl Miss Edith Porter, 0! Norwalk, has
Fred Smith of The Norwnlks, spent resumed her duties in DeKlyn’ s store
Sunday afternoon in Bridgeport w- .thiaftor a week’s vacation.
friends.
l Tony Carbone, or ilvorwaik, is im-
There was a subscription dance all proving after a few weeks: illness at
the Knob club Saturday night 1111113 home in Elm street.
large number of young people were ~—-——--»~——
present.
Miss Mary Cassidy. of Norwalk, is
improving after being confined to her
home with a sprained ankle.
Thomas Mcllugh, graduate or the
Norwalk high school in the class of
last spring. has passed his examina-
tions and is now a student at Yale.
MUST COUNT 61,000”.
Effort to Discover Amount of Theft
from U. 8. Mint in ’Fri‘sco.
“In” an.»
WASHINGTON, Sept. ass—The
United States mint atSan Francisco
has been robbed, although it is believ-
‘ ed the amount, is small. It will re-
in Norwalk last week there were quire a count oi the $61,000,000 in sll“
twelve sales oi real estate with inert-1"“ stored there to determine the e!-
gages of $21600 For the third week not amount. Only seven dollars have
of September, l912, there were nine been found to be missing up m “‘6
transfers of property. -pr.csent
...... George E Roberts, director of the
The but men in town state that
never line there been such a run on
soft hats. The manufacturers cannot
supply the retailers as fast as the
trade demands.
our customer‘s means the ..
I in coming here for clothes
«our idea of service to‘
right style, the right
size. the right fabric,
for men of all tastes;
, young men. older men;
big men, small men; all
men.
Had‘Sthaiiher 81
‘iMa‘rx “"‘Suits and
Overcoats
$18 and up: extreme Iva-
lees at $25, that are worth
seeing. ' 1
This store is the home of
Hart Schaffner & Marx
sciothes.
Long and Round
TELEPHONE 108.
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MERRILL N
South brwsik Lodge,No. 709' Home mint, said today that undoubtedly
volent and Protective Order of Elks, 'there 1‘“ been a scheme 0f Petty Dn‘,
initiated five candidates at its meet-E ierlng, but he was confident “0 grout;
mg yesterday afternoon and follow-13 amount had been stolen. The stealing,
ing the work a collation was served ‘lle added, was from the great stack oil
“A"..- - n , isilver dollars stored in huge contain
lutéd.
ing 81. 000 each. in a few of those huge
I The count of coin at San Francisco,
——.——— GO OD ml now in progress, was undertaken in no-
2 cordence with custom. to verify the in:
J l) P . '
0 nntmg succeed Frank Leach as superinten-i
35'31- PRICES ‘der weighed against them Undoubted,
urea on the entering of the mint by 'l‘.
f liver or
BEST PAPER, dent. Usually a few bugs 0 s o
ly the thief expected the iron washers
88 North Main St.
had been taken and iron was substi-
W. Shanahnn, recently appointed in
BEST WORK [counted and weighed and the remain
to balance the weight.
since 1904, and it is thought the thefts
occurred before then.
aourn NORWALK. l
'PHONE 901.
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F you have something that is
intended for your. eyes only, put
it in one of our Safe Deposit: Boxes
Fire cannot reach itwbnrglars cannot get it and you will
how: absolute privacy because all ourSnle Deposit Boxes
are fitted with Yale Locks which cannot be opened
unless you help. These looks but dwble mechanism
that requires two different keys to unlock. You have
one key and we hold the other-wand both mun be
used at the same time or the box cannot be opened.
it was found that one or two dollars‘
There has been no coinage of silver.
1
. . ceeded the ’tramc of football
. . which has heretofore held the record. U
' Thirty-two hundred outward toll line
' ' pleted and the local traffic climbed
Clams, all kinds
of Fresh Fish Received Daily
Cutbill’s‘ Bridge Fish Market1
FREE DELIVERY.
TUESDAY!
IGHT SCHOOL
Opens, Sessions, 7:00 to 9:00.
The BuSy People's Opportunity to Learn while they
Earn.
Send for Special Circular. Send tad-syn.
All Books Free.
South Norwalk.
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FAME A8 A JUDGE SECURE.
“The New York Law Journal" Tells
of Gaynor Decisions.
I “The New
York Law Journal" re-
‘cenily printed the following on Mllym from an automobile along Pennsylvan-
Gaynor us a Justice of the Supreme
Court:
“The
which, exercised as mayor of
greatest, oily
gave the isle William J. (inynor 21
national, even an International, repu-
tution characterised his career of
some rolunrknbio
.nluny yours as a justice 01' the Sn-
llis judicial work dis-
m‘lginnllty of thought, acute
promo Court.
played
limrity, and. lastly the some puugoncy
of style that since he has been may-
or bus mode not only his oliiclnl llt-
lnl‘nnr'on but his ordinary correspon—
dence notable.
“Judge (inynor mmpilaiicnlly ile-
ilevod that no question was
decided until it won decided
In January of this year. treating of
Mobility of Charitable Corporations
for Negligence of Florvunls' We point-
or] out that his opinon in Kellm
art. Church chatty Foundation, (128
App. Div" 214) mode tint decision
of the Appellate Diversion the loud-
ing recent once upon the question,
nilloulrll it has also been recently be
fore the New York Court of Appeals
to well as many other state tribunals.
"fl‘llila opinion clarified what had
been 11 very confused subject: it has
been frequently cited by many courts
and its reasoning accepted as cogent
and conclusive. This is only one oi
many opinions contained in the boobs
in which it will be round that Indies
and courage. has uttered the duel
word upon subsets «to min there
mlmgumeommumsw
Stamford.
i
qualil ice ,
tho:
of the United Silllcs,‘
powers of analysis. absolute redress
'of conviction, contempt for more an-
i
really '
right. i
river: in this state. MW
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Secure Seat Now.
Port Chester
{was 21.31: HILL oeuvsne
wasnmorow sept 29—“Ml88 El “‘9“ n ”he“ “mm“
sle Hill, daughter of former Congress
men Hill, delivered several sddresse
la avenue, Friday afternoon,
the cause of women.
urgin
FS'VA'" ’W‘lo Wt on Resources—Ail '
‘ .jump in traffic in all of the above
. enced before.
' ' and the normal local business being
”€90,000 calls
Greenpdrt Oysters and
Escallops
, llleld at noon, the company provldlng
ADDRESS FROM AUTOMOBILE in the evening
“TELEPHONE WINES WERE KEPT
Mid“ AV WREfiK ”ENE.
m
mm not, However. in Satin-
tlotery Manner.
_ The current issue of the "Telepiwno
rBulletin'fltells an interesting story or
the strain put upon the resources of
the Southern New. England Telephone
Company by the recent railroad wreck
It North Haven. It ls‘herewith re-
printed:
Tuesday mornlng, September 2, the
White Mountain Express (2111st into
the second section or the Bar Harbor
at Miller's crossing, Just above North
Wallinglord, Merideu and Middletown
‘ forces had handled the heaviest traf-
fic in the history of any of those four
offices. In the hours of horror the
burden of reachin'g physicians, hoe-
‘ pitsis, relatives and sending the ow-
ful news all over the country fell up-
on the telephone. '
The first call for help was sent
from the residence of Peter Miller on
the main Wallingford road. B)! 7:30
o'clock the news of the' wreck be-
gun to spread and with this came a
mentioned offices. Gradually the bus.
iness climbed upward on local, toll
line and long distance with a rush
that none of them had ever experi-
In New Haven the business
day.
and long distance tickets were com
up to over 140 000 calls, the normal
day' s toll business being 2 500 serials.
To meet this
a day of! and all
could be reached, were ordered to
report and during the peak of the
business 200 members of the force
were on duty. Every operator was
1lunch. A temporary recording table
{with room for six operators was rig-
‘ged up and thirty operators devoted
.all their time to the toll line and long
'distance switchboard.‘
here {New Haven) began to drop
away and by evening it was only a.
between 9 o'clock in the morning and
3 in the afternoon. in spite of the
strain under which they worked,
there was not a case of a breakdown
‘among the operators.
Weillnci’ord. a small cities and
just finished with a heavy Labor
1Day’s traffic. had even a harder
flask to face thnn New Haven with
Haven, and by night the New Haven, ,
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I.I.l;.
all of the {nine in- \ _
lcluding those who were to have had ‘
substitutes that
At 3 in the afternoon the business .
little above normal, which means that g
the great bulk of the traffic was met
Select Groceries
Teas. Cdi‘r'ece
Butter, Eggs
Imported and
Domestic Cheese
‘ Finest Quality
Canned Goods
Smoked Meats
Delicatessen
88 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T. .
ARTIAL LIST of the good
things 33.1352 Beckmann’ s ‘
Free Deliveries to All Parts of Town.
PHONE 440.
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Wines, Liquors .
"Brandics, Cordials
Champagnes, Clarets
Ssuternes, Beers ‘
Ales, Porters
Clicquot Club
Beverages
Mineral Waters, Etc.
complete stock
Give us the
prove it.
81 Washington St.
Sensible School Shoes
for Boys and Girls
We have the most varied and
Conneally 8. Bracken
in Norwaik.
opportunity to
Phone 363-4 , “
Going
Koa
Our coal is going with a rush.
but we are not at all astonished.
the top. May we have your ordel.
HARRIS 81 GA
a rush
Water Street, South Norwalk.
'Wi‘h Koal
We are very glad of it, of course,
Goodness and merit alone get to
9
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Tel. 721.
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an-) 4v H/al
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Elte urenior facilities. Their business
norms; day's business of two hun
Vdred and forty.
,flc more than tripled.
i in this office the big jump came
at 7: 30 o'clock and held, almost
lwithont a let up, until 9: 30 o'clock
’ The night before
held on the board
fourteen
hours on the job. All of the oth-
8 er operators were called in and
three from Hartford and two from
was retained and
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STAMFORD
Do you attach any importance to
having fresh air to breathe?
Did you ever think how the
fresh air is supplied to houses by
steam or hot water heating?
It isn’t supplied at all, cxcep
when indirect heating is used; and
that form is too expensive for any
but the wealthy, and very is...
use it.
Houm heated by Stamford litur-~
Gaynor, by virtue of his Wilt? paces have an abundant supply of m
fresh air brought' 1n at all to. .11
was much consist. n in MM 111st monsoon 11111111111138 111E bow in:
Harare it. Nash
:7 ‘mm not
1‘: .
lput to work. Miss Dorothy Barnes,-
chief operator, was at work from
7:30 o‘clock in the morning until
9:30 o'clock in the evening, and
there was not an operator but was
called upon for overtime and to
work under a tremendous mental
and physical strain. '
To assist in bundling the fright-
ful congestion of out town ser-
vice an additional circuit was out
through direct to New Mork and one
to Hartford. in New lluven tempor-
ary facilities were
istate and
force of plant men 'wlih extra eels
reached the scene of the wreck soon
utter the news became known in New
Menu. ‘
Merldcn also came in for the
heaviest day’s ironic in its history.
This record was also established in
Mlddietown. in Mormon 11 cell was
received at 7:20, asking that all the
doctors that could be reached be
called by telephone and imrrled to
the scene of the wreck. Nineteen
doctors were called and at once start»
on for the scene of disaster.
During the duly 751 outward toll
against 425 serials, which is 11 nor-
mal day's business. The locul busi—
ness, ordinary about 1.200 calls, went
over 2.500 as a conservative estim-
ate. This rush oi! business, which
required the presence oi every oper-
ator except the two sent to Wailing-
ford, hell! up until 8:30 o’clock at
i
in Mlddletown the greatest strain
came on the toil and_ long distance
torus. M hundred m Masons
toll lino tickets lure mum 111:
W fill, miller W “WI.
ion toll line and long dislance almost,
ltripled six hundred and twelve se-‘i
:riais being completed as against a1
On local the traf—~
Meriden rushed to \anllns‘iord nndl H
prices Tailored Suits that are di
usuulh liIlCLd so low.
Their superiority is apparent
from their careful tailoring and
ten outer ill [the niche-up of high
no Washington Street.
Ifl/fl' fill/O'fl ' .‘
‘\w\n\u\‘\‘\mt:\=\:\m n.
.a
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lnstullod oi the
James street» car born. A .
line connections were handled, as,
RUBEN
SHI
' roe lNFANTS
Ruben Bhiris are noted (or
their warmth and double thick-
ness over chest and abdomen.
'lihoy ilt snug and are easily 11d-
justed; the absence of buttons
makes the ease of putting on.
600 to 700.
,J:I.Mallette
II Wiohlnibn‘ It.
Tel. 440. Is. "0min
‘~W~
very little amenity 1m W
in caring nu- it
0.1m 30hr. a. some. of the South
Nmmleom. nus-1m m
Wear a Moitssch Garment----
Something Different
New Tailored Suits
forWomen, at $11. 98, $14. 98 81 $19. 98
A lriumpb indeed, when women are offered at ihese popular
The woman who has not yet decided where to purchase her
New Full Sui-t should llrst inspect this collection.
Just received a fresh shipment of Voile, Chiffon and Mcssaiine
Waisle llliii. show many new touches of style and trimmings-1.
M. ‘Moltasch 81 Son
Main Store, 210 Atlantic Street Stamford Conn.
11 11111111 increm in level Mhandheld. ‘
lief-OM]. 1W” W llll vo- '
W 31mm in men-m
w fl. ., _,
‘."“.‘~‘.“.‘-‘.“ ‘ x. x.
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fl’erent in many ways from those
from the kind of materials used;
from all the little details that of-
cr-priced suits.
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South Norwallr, Conn. ‘
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In: grain/a H/fl q nag/am
‘ ‘k‘sfi
.‘v‘uu‘x‘x‘ ‘1' III-
ifiGood digestion waits ‘
on appetite and healthy 1
on both. ”8"“.‘“"’°"“
We might add to the above, that:
without good digestion you ' cannot
have good health. Good teeth good
health, poor teeth poor health.
J. 1H. Mallory 51
makes a specialty of fixing decayed
and aching teeth.
om "rout .._........_. eons fillosiio'n
letter Temperament.
' 10 Bo. Main 51., 8°. Nemlk.
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