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F. A. LANE
I‘l Wuhlngton “not.
men NIrwIlk
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Jack Tierney, of New York. is mak-
ing a visit with friends in ‘Norwalk.
Uncas Haylot‘t, No. 26%, I. 0. R. M.,
will hold a regular meeting this even-
tug.
Court 1Muhackemo, No. 33, Foieuters
of America, will hold a regular meet-
ing tonight.
J. Wesley O'Connor, of East Orange,
N. l., spent yesterday with Mrs. 0' 00:1-
. nor, in ‘South Norwalk.
The weekly meeting of Douglass
Fowler Post, No. 48. G. A. It. will be
held in the City Hall tonight.
Mrs. Horace 111‘. Stewart and daugln
ter, Elizabeth, of lilaytona Beach. Fior~
ids. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.
8. Lyon, of West street for a. few days.
1111111111111. Clark. formerly of Quin-'
turd avenue. South Norwalk, who now
lives in Elmira, N. Y., is spending a
few days in town with friends and re«
‘latires.
George W. Lynch will spend the day
in Bridgeport and New Haven. start-
ing tomorrow on his vacation, which
will include a visit to Niagara Falls,
1Buli’alo, N. Y.. and Detroit. Mich. He
will be accompanied by his wife and
son Frederick.
Virginia Kathmino Bach, the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward .I.1
liacl1.ol‘ N11 17 Lowe street, was chris-
tened in Trinity Episcopal Church yos- fol- a new house in Berkeley 3mm, 'D‘id. in every WW. to extract teeth
torday afternoon. The ceremony was next to st pain-s Chapel, and 11011014; painlessly skilfully and sullei‘octmlly.
to have the building. which will 111:1
performed by the 1(11:t(1r,1Rev.11‘2‘0der1
‘ lck A. Coleman.
The Misnos Sophie Olson, Josephine
Mueller and Joan Iluvis attended the
marriage at South Norwalk. on Wed-
nosdny allornoon, of their former
teacher at .llorrill‘o Business College.
at Port Flu-1111111. Miss Muudc E. Hoyt,
lo Addison ’l‘rnvy Doughty, another
former toni'hor ut
wich News.
Ernest 1.1. Doolittle. of New Haven.
11, builder. has illod 11 petition in bank
ruptcy in the llnltvd Staten lllntrlct
' do i. allowing liabilities of $8.,i'1l2.27
of hich $i'1l1'l1lil 11r11 secured. 'I‘llo
uchodulos any thnt Mr. Doolittle has
34 .594. due him on John which he has
unsigned to pny 31100.1 11! of lions.
Other enacts listed ore valued at
{2510.
Governor: lisldwio today issued a
requisition on tho Governor of New
"York for (:uomo Kelley. who in want»
ed in lirlllneport on a change of on-
uauit with violoncc. Kelley is serving
11 111111111111211 in Albany. and 1mm ro-l
loomvd today. immediately upon his
reiouno ho Willi arrested by an Albany
officer, and 1111111 turned over to State
Policemen Wonk Vorilli. who it!
named as 11111 «drum to convoy tho
prlnomlr to this l-itato.
F. S LYON
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Job Printing
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mum. .‘1
' er, Thomas Guest, of New York.
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ADVERTISE III THE. BBNTINEL
William O'Hara. has moved fromi
Franklin street to East Norwalk.
Mrs. Charles Nash has moved from!
No. 17 Elizabeth street to. 16 Spring
street.
Miss Cecelia Thresham. of Brooklyn,
is the guest of Miss uclle Collins, of
Lowe street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Volk, of Leonard
street, are entertaining Miss Fish, of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Mildred Guest, 111 7 01111111111111
street, has been entertaining her fath-
Mrs. E. A. Monroe and daughter
have moved from 2 Bayvlew Place,
East Norwalk. to 9 Union avenue, No:-
walk.
Miss Mlnnnie Lester has resumedi ._._.._..
her duties in the oilice of J. M. Layton m
& Company, Inc., after enjoying her:
annual vacation.
Michael Sheehan. the well-known
and popular watchman at the it. It GA
manufactory, has been
week‘s vacation.
enjoying a
[petition in bankruptcy in the United
States court, chewing liabilities oi
$2,139.37 and 11111111111 of 36.1.7 111. '
Edmund Godfrey has broken ground
gmodcrn in every respect, completed
by January 1st.
in Norwalk, lust Week. thoro 1111111111
and1
For‘
novotl transfers of real estate
ortuuucs amounting to ”2.170.
the first week of October, 1912. there!
wore sixteen sales of real estate and ‘M
mortgages of $60. 875.
The George Hotchhles Sons 1(‘11111-
1 1 A third
puny.o 111111111111 Norwalk 111 111111 of 11111 NW ”0‘“ °’ 1111111 ”"9“ “”1" ““5 “mi“ .1.
croditorn, to the amount of 3248 of;
Alexander llrgilowlcr, of liridnoporhi
formerly of Norwalk The assets are
01,1375; liabilities, $8,151.
At the meeting of flhormdn Council.
itoyal Arrnuum. tomorrow evening,
(lrntor 111‘r1111k (loodchild ban arranged
for the wording of attendance prowl
111ml plane will be made for worll 11:11!
pleasure during the winter.
1
The
Burglar
CALLS
Who" Yen Are Away
and Ho Will
surprise you in the
amount of raiuobles
he can get any with.
You can fool him by
ranting 11 box in our
burglar woof vaults.
South Norm“:
Trust Co.
88Nortl1Ma1nSt.—
MRI Ila
1m0IIyIIr.
Young Men
iby the aid of modern instruments and
-—-—-—— iscientlflc. developments the tortures
George I. Chalice. who conducted a‘
cigar store in Bridgeport. has tiled ni
imoet perfect system, and l hare had 11
generally find the
Tuxedo
one of the best items
in their outfit
Hart Schafiner&Ma1x
have made some particularly
snappy models, in these coats;‘
the smartest styles ever pro-
duced. I
Tuxedo suits, silk lined, $35.
and upward. We’ll sell you,
the coat alone to match your
dress suit.
This store is the home of Hart
Schafiner & Marx clothes.
Copyright Hurt Schlif'ner & I‘m
WALL KINDS OF
FRESH FISH
Oysters and Clams
and Escallops Fresh Daily
‘Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
F
1
Extracting Teetw
was a. slow and painful operation as
performed by the old time doctors, but
DO YHU WEAR GLA88$87
if so are you satisfied that they
havo been fitted to your eyes in a
have been eliminated. correct and proper manner! Have
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? If
they havenft or you need glasses.
consult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORR
OPTICIAN.
Room 6, Keaier Building,
No. 155 Walhington 8t.
Opposite Hoyt'u Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings. ii: 30 to 9.
N. Y._addreII--727 8th Ave" 0 to
4 p. m. daily.
1 have given special time and study
to this branch of dentistry; I have the
latest and best instruments l llllVB the
large experience, and 11111 well equip-
Dr. J. H. Mallory
18 80. Main 8h. 80, Norwalk.
HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
SUNDAYS BY APPOINTM ENT
Daily Line to N. Y
for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 'l2, lcnat River, New York
Sunday at .l p. 111 l1 reitht received 11!
Norwnlk up to 5 11.1u. and South N011
walk up to 6:30.
Lingerie Waists
New designs in Lingerie Norwalk Steamboat Line
Whisls or sin-or ‘hutiulo and
lino 1111111111; lace and 1111111. irlm- ANNING 1’- 8MiTH1 Lance.
THC” ...... 1 1 1 .11 1 1 98¢ to “'98 GEORGE Fa Foo-r5. Genafa‘ Agni“.
RUFFLINGB.
Single and llouhlo ilul’l'llmr.
in oilndow lure 11nd not 250 yd.
LEATHER BAGS.
New liulrn pf l’in Morocco
11ml nil loulllvr. oxrollont value,
.. Mugabwnm .... M .
Citv National Bank
TRANOAGTI A GENERAL BANKING
" ' .... . IUSINEIB AND OFFEflS EVERY
him l1, 111d 11111! 111111 ,. $100 FACILITY OONOIQTINT
Baal ’ w'ii‘ux‘ifiE“
J ' 1' lette 0.1111111 lurpluc 111111 1111111111
68 Wllhinm It. "001000.00 011710001”
Tel. 440. do. Nomlk. '
unto Dope-It pox" 00 and 05 11011 you
some 111. MATHIWOON, Pm
JOHN H. KNAPI’, lIt Vino-Prob.
“'21)!!ch H. ROWAN. to Woo-
m.
WILFRRD IODWIALL, 0"th
mono-ran: '
Pl ' d I. 11. human .1. Willie. 11111111111 11.
all] an 111111111. Knapp John H. Light
01111-111111 0mm FM. H. Rowan
uncommon-11 Lulu ll. Harm
Hoary 01 Lockwood
’l‘ou pct cool. at dimmm in I
furnished room in we mourn-tor 774°
'm and on more It lent 90 pl!"
cont. wintertime or answering com
I”.
Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits.
0..
limfllgh School ..
tin-Wool at. In .1111 .
all-41!!!! v
34~Chectnut and Henro
A 311—4131111111 Mum and
26-—Lexintton Ave. .110“ 11-1111
a7—Wect and Elm Grove at:
31—41mm: blah Bl. .. between
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88—400 Electric Work». sun It.
11ka ring and Clo
Ito: Ito.
naviland Ind
87~xboohwood 1m. (30
n—Fairncld Ave. Ind Cour It.
ill-Toyior Ave. and South MILO
ilk—Woo" on .. and
Iknurrm and (autumn: Aves Ind Woto
ion-Woodward and Lemma Am
m
o. .. private.
Reed street.
(:2 Denotes non- interfering boxII.
) luster box. from which th nun.
ber of any boxcan be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I an
. standard Elmo.
1-
One stroke at odd tinsel. luau a.
line open.
Two etrokol after an mm In out. ro-
mla deportment . 1-1
Three slow ItrokeI water to be lilo
off
11:12:05 p. 111.. sub Wound”. I be:
in ulled fort tout.
re clarmI for on unmet also I.
solved by telephonn. a.
Four long blasts of the whistle at
8:80 11. m. and 12: 30 p. m. indicate
no school for the following session
1—1—1—4
NORWALK FIRE ALARM!
l6-Corner of Main and Wall Streets.
21~Belden Avenue and Union Pluto.
22‘s ring Hill and Kellogg Street.
2io— nlou Park.
26—West Avenue end Berkeley BU'OOL
zvnrmnxnn Avenue and Lyme Place.
31~Gas house. (Private box).
32~Weet Avenue and Kerwin Street.
its—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
34-Chapel Street and Harbor Avenuo
lib—«West Avenue, near the armor,
(lav—Stevens Street and Kim Crest.
il—Cross Street and Wilton nvenuo.
iZ—Maln street and North Avenue.
til—France Street.
621—1Mnln and Catherine streets.
v Cancun Road and Fair Street
St—Cheutnut Street, new summer at.
65—~Main Street and Union Avenue.
all—On The Green.
lib-East Avenue Ind Lincoln Avenue.
lit—~35“ Avenue and 1111111111111 Lane.
IABT NOIWALK Fifi! ALARM BOX-S
Fire headquarters. 1111 Van Zant strut
Telephone 110
4~Fltch School 1 rlvato).
Private boxes wll only be ulled for
A telephone message to Elect a Station
(705) between the hours or B p.111. Ill.
smllhnln School (private
212-41111“ Washln ton and art Btu.
”all—Jinn Zandt 8. and Osborn Ave.
lid—East Ave. and Rowan 8t.
217~Winneld St.
323——Fort and Charles all.
324—19111“ AVG. and Fitch 8t.
{lab—St. John St. and Edllo Ave.
MPH—Seavlew Ave. and First St.
tab—Boulevard and Second 8t.
”Ii—oCove Ave. and Fifth St.
ail—Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave.
RtZaKeyser St. and Duck rd.
Bikfihoro Haven.
6 a. n1..
will be you of nearest box.
lire on premises where located.
Second alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon bil arrival
at the urn.
Tel.
Pond Tel.
Tel.)
Special Signal-
l-—()no blast at odd times. testing or ilm
oenp
l—One blast at I arm standard time.
i -l-—-Two blasts. re 0111.
ll- ii~Twon1y twa. at a a. 1111. no morn
ind session of public schoolm
ll-11—~-I‘wonly~two.£t 18.130 p. no I!-
tnrloon session f public Ichool.
lllllilili ~Ten blunts quickly all; th-
entll‘I department.
ROWAYTON FIR! ALARM DIITRIOTI
'l‘owo Itrokol of MI bell. mm. 1-1. In
ll
iZ—liishitnd Ave to N. !.N K. I ‘
iii—limb Bio! and Bell island.
li—«Plne M and Karen Point.
11~Lonx island Bound to McKinle
lI--~"L-cnlr l.‘ hicKlnle St to
ti—«Ornnd treat and lndall Lane
limPennoyer St. to Cross BL
23-47mm St. to Ital .
zt—Rall lroad to Brownian.
We It Bldo.
iii—White Bridge north to Broolnldo.
lB-Whitc Bridge 8. to‘3 L. 1. Bound.
tl—nWhlln Brid e B. W .1. Bound. .
One stroke 11 the fire bellL It odd tlmII
indicates tantlnu. i 1 h
Four strokes of 111-. boll. tho-.1
or more alarm- lnuluto scrim»
It.
canons
water to be shut off
MAILS
Norwalk Postofflce
1:: Mali- Domtclml
. nlIIt.
m. ~Dunbury divillon.
m.-Wcut and South Nomi.
a. m.—— Wont and Bo. Not-wall.
m. wNew fork and Wool.
p. 1111.»th and Booth Norm
p. m. whoobury division.
1). 111.,»‘110111111: west of Blowout In!
I.
p. n1.-Wosi and South Norwalh.
o o. xawwfinon motion. DInbur-y m
Meg's:
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MnIiI Maine.
:00 I. row-All direction
I. m.-Canuon Station.
111. armament not of Bridgeport.
I.m.-1~Wilt0n and nbury.
I. m.»Eiouth 11111111111.
at. 111.411.1111. Wont 11nd no. Norwoll
0 p. m.--Dsni1ury division.
9. 13;:1109)n11t€Woot and 80. 1111mm.
9. .
p. 111.~Eul and South No mull.
Ii: (10 p. 111mb!“ York. Brochiyn and mu
wool.
1. no 1). 111.1 40011. Want and no. Normal].
11
I100 a. m. «tout “1111131111 1111.111 melt.
Carriero’ win open from I 111111! II
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South Norwalk Poctofftce
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omega 1. 00 um 11. m
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13.32"” 111 a
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“19200.1”:
waflN»—1.¢~JN~
Box til—«Corner Putnam avenue and __
lili'ImIBoulevard Ind Blackstone 8t. {Tel}
lying local on or tire. on um:
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a, a"-
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%how its time occupied one
Sensible SchoOl 11111111....
for Boys 311.5555
91311.
We have the most varied all;
complete stock in Norwaik.
1‘: Give us the opportunity to
31 prove it.
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Conneally .. & Bracken
81 Washington St. Phone 868-4
SPEND 11st HOURS.
, Every Week at
Merrill Night School
and Increase your Earning Capacity 100%
Why Not Try It? Enroll Now. Bucks Free
South Norwalk. Stamford, Port Chester
$5.25
a... COAL
A cargo of large size, No
1121'.
a ton
.2 Nut (71111] just received, $5.25 111111 ion
delivered in the bins. Try a ton.
HARRIS 81 CANS COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwalk.‘ Tel. 72:.
FIFTY-CENT LOAN AND FOUR
QUARTS OF MILK,
Small items in Bill of Bartenders in
Action Now Before the Common
PieaI Court.
BAPTIST MINISTERS MEET.
Thirty—First Annual Gathering Being
Held in Meriden, Today.
MlilllilblN, ()cl.' I::.-~1'l'h¢1 thirty-lira”.
anniversary mooring ’of 1hr1 liaptlut
Unless a settlement in 11011111111], minister.»- of the stain was held here
‘1"de Howard B‘ SW“ "M uwlimili)‘ in tho l‘ he! [lupilsi (hurrh. on
Common Pleas court, civil side. will
llroud slrr111l,lhoold11si 11‘1l11111h odlllm
““31 i" ,in the city, and a line (‘xiillblliii of co
trying over a dihl’lili‘ Whitih WV“ ““ loninl orchilcrtnro 'l‘hc mlnlslern’
four qlml‘lfl 01' milk the unshiulz of inloollng was the llmt session of tho
on illltUlllO‘li191 a “3“” 9‘ ““5 ‘0‘““1I1111nunl meeting of lilo various llnptint
11nd one or two "NWT 5““1“ “mm" bodies of Connecticut. The preci-
nll to the value of $7.80. dent, ltov v. llr llerl111ri.l.Whlle, of
This momentous (“‘1‘ch 1“ilnrtford,presldod,11111l welcomed the
brought in ”In 1'0““ through the 111er 1111111101211. ()ihor speakers were
appeal of Defendant Aim“ H.111! lilov (lifion K ll‘hulders, linlonvillc;
hind from the dolinlon ol .Iqulcr ll.1- 1l.icv lohn ll brown. Jiriilm‘lmri and
con \‘11111e111e1111l‘lullrilcld in favor ilov, J. Wellington ”mm. New H11»
of John lluidwiu. 'l‘ho justice 11.111111 vcn.
i'"”*"‘“’"1 W" ““m‘m‘ ‘0 the 11m. During the into afternoon there won
"“1“ “i 3‘7 WW1 90”” looting "17111 reception at tho lioplhd pnruonngn
$9150 more, for 11111.1 viniioru' wives, at which thorn
in his complaint Baldwin says Wm... addresses by M1111. ll. M.
be performed 11 day‘s work for which Thmmmn‘ ilnriford; M111, l1]. m
he woe to receive :2, be washed 1111‘
auto for which lie was to not another
1111111, be rendered other services and
material for which ho was to got four
dollars. he provided four quota of milk
for which he was to get thirty could
and he mode a loan of fifty Cents in
cash.
lute-s, Ansoniu: Mrs. W. Smith. $1151
hold. and Mrs. .1. ll. Slocum, Non
Wlt'll.
'Tlm 11111111111 meeting of the 1111111121111
of tho convention WM held during the
afternoon. This 1111111111111 the anniver-
O
IUPHEME COURT ANOURNG,
WASHINGTON, Oat 13.141113 $111
promo Court convened today for “3 latter, including ministerial and lily
the nlnot 11111111111 11111111111 convention.
full term, adjourned, and paid its one. delegation, will 1,, “mm 400 “a.
tummy visit to President. Wilson at 500
the White House. Tomorrow motions
will he received and next Monday will
be the lint decision any,
Vm cm I conduct "For W
Ia. will "11111113 I “moan” 111 Ml
1111111117 in More 111111 a count «out
Wino 111111111111 Wool Wltlt of value. ' mmw- w W
M“. for 1111101110 that mim‘i- to "bub libilttiol II “I “ Wu ”'0 0001‘.
11111 WI" thy 0W?
nary meeting: of the young poopib'fl.’ _
societies will be held. nod’ toque mill
will come the most important What, .
Iii.
i,” expected that the attendance :1 111111 ‘
Norwalk Chronicler