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l‘. The trolley compdny has a one of
uteri at Work-repairing damgge done
to\§:onnectlcut Company entitlement by
insure. ’ ~ ‘ l
The host Norwdlk electric departv
meat was badly crippled by last
night's brace, out an extra force at
workmen is at worlt today making re-
' pairs. ' i
The southern commercial and street
lights were out of, commission as a re-
sult of the tire yesterday. One trans-
former was burned out and four ser—
vices destroyed, iis‘our meters were
useless and four new‘poles must be
set. ‘ i
Four cottage prayer meetings were
held in East Norwalk, last night. air
follows: 8 Cove avenue. (0. J. Smith)
-——A. N. Paddock. leader; 57 Osborn
avenue (M. W. Osbornlw‘lt. E. More
gall. leader; 20 Central avenue (G. H.’
Kenton-W. c. Elzea, leader; 14 Oct-
the street (a. Waldi‘on)—r‘$. P. 'Fair-
banks, leader. ,
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The district commissioners at the
Third district met for the purpose oi!
organization on Monday evening. Wil-
liam ii. Snliiiu was elected as chair-
man and Stewart C. Marshall as clerk.
The budget for the coming year has
been prepared by Chairman Snifhn
and will be presented to the Board of
. Estimate and Taxation today.
About fifteen members of the Ad
vent Christian Church went to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Van
Orden. in Scott street, Crnnbury, last
evening, where a cottage prayer meet-
ing was held. The meeting was most
helpful. Mr. Van Orden has been laid
um forsorne time since falling from a
cherry tree‘ in the spring. At one time,
1‘ . when he was in the hospital at the
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despaired of, but he will recover. l
Gospel Services are to be held in the
East lAvenue Methodist Church each
evening for two weeks except Saturg
day, beginning Monday next. Every
effort will be put forth to make these
{meetings both interesting and prolita-
ble. ’l‘he preaching will be upon vital‘
subjects. 'Mrs. Frances T. bowie, the
well~known and effective gospel sing-
er, will assist in the services. A large
chorus chair will render valuable aid.l
The song service will begin at 7:30'
o’clock.
The absorbing topic of the day is the
tire of yesterday. District Commieg
sloner William H. Snlflin stated to o'
reporter this morning. "in one way.’
this fire was the best thing whichi
could have happened for East Norwalk.
at this time. it was a conclusive argu-’
ment toward better equipment for our
department.” Commissioner Snifiin.
Fire 'ilhnirman (for the city) Michael
J. Riordan. and Chief «Frederick M..:
Wheeler held a conference at the scene
of the tire last evening and talked
over what is needed for the district in
fire fighting equipment.
The East Norwelk improvement As-
sociation has decided to give the pro-
ceeds of the auto ride. on Saturday.
October 18. to those who have been
rendered destitute by yesterday's lire.
All who have care are cordially re-
quested to donate and illl them at
$1.60 a person. Those who wish to
givo their cars and have the associa-
tion hit them, may notify the commit-
tee. ’l‘houe who wish to go on the
ride may do the name. Contributions
of money. clothing. bedding or house-
hold fiiriiinliingu may no cent to The
(lot-hum (20.. liliommodlou ‘llrou.. M.
iii. Mend it (20.. or Ferguson it lied-
man.’ A. contribution of ten dollars has
been received for the ride fund from
(then. ill. Pearce, and one of twenty
dollars from a friend. who withheld
his name. i‘hmlmitieclinn Anna 1‘.
Micron. Mrs. ill. E. (moment. Mr». Er‘
nest llulkley.
owning
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William lane Ward, of Hickory Bluff.
eluted hill residence. today, and went
to New Yorli with hie family.
Itolph Farrell, oi Belle island. after
u few more fishing trips, intends to
hire the launch “Free hence" hauled
out for the season.
, Ildney F. Word and tamily. at New
York, who have been occupying their
mange. at Tokenelte. the post new
months. returned to New York city
«or.
Wm it. mu and family. who
tie to more to Bridgeport tor the'
‘ "Not-walk. »
' good hunting these days.
winter.
, Commodore William H. Bylnxton, ol'
the Nor-walk Yacht Club, has had his
yacht‘fli'liclter" hauled out for. the sen-
sou at E. H. Miller's shipyard in South
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J. Praline and family, who occupied
the Blodsett house, at Tokeneke, re
turned to New York. today. with his .
family. He has leased the some place
for next year.
ilev. Dr. and Mrs. George 4F. Pente-
cost. of Tokeneke. recently celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary A
large number of frinds were entertain-
ed and all had a deiizhtfui time.
Joseph A. Volk. Jr.. of South Nor-
walk, has sold his automobile to E. L.
Hurlbutt, of South Norwoik. and has
purchased the runabout of Philip
Klein, of Belle island and 'Rowaytou.
The Ladies' Auxiliary ct ilowaytou
Hose Company. will hold a meeting,
Monday, October 19th. at the ~itoway~
ton Hose Company's headquarters, and
all members are requested to attend.
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OROTON'
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Martin Shaunessy has moved to
Green’s Farms.
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Jenn Willinott is enjoying some
James ~llindley‘s house on West ave-
one is being repainted.
Mr. and Mrs, lirummonds. of Nero-
ion. are leaving for the season.
An important meeting of the M. E.
Official Board was held‘in the church
on Monday evening.
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bie evening and not go home broke.
The movies don't leave a bad taste in
your mouth.
To the “(mid of County Lommlseiouers
l‘ul' Fulrfield County.
I hereby apply for n honour» to sell Spir-
ltuoue uml lntuxicutiug Lillums. “Ale. l.:i-
ger Boer, [thine \tuu- llllii Cider. at
z Mechanic strum. Town or Nnrwulk.
My niece of business is nut located
At the town meeting
Monday night, $25,000 was appropriat—
ed for the town’s expenses:
Daricn scholars were lonely for
school Monday—«perhaps‘L—as Colmnf
bus Day gave them a holiday.
Martin Flaherty and Edwin Cooper
are despondent. Poor iboyn! 'i‘hcy
hnd‘ reserved the pennant for the
Giants.
Stanley E. Brown, son of Dr. H. s.
Brown. returned Sunday to Harris.
burg. Pa, after a pleasant vacation
here.
Rev. E. S. Tend, of :lloston, will
speak on the work of the_Congrega-‘
tlonal Educational Aid Society. in the
Congregational Church. next Sunday
morning.
There will he the Weekly prayer
service with Rev. ii. 8. Crossctt in
charge at 7:45'ip, in. this evening.
'l‘opic for discussion, stewardship.
Good singing of some inspiring hymns
makes this meeting attractive to ev-
ery one. Come and get acquainted.
be at Center school Friday at 7:30
p. m. (lame and bring enonher with
you.
F‘lro destroyed parts of the kitchen
walls in the old Wilmott house next
to the railroad station Monday at
noon. The Fire Department was call-
A military visitor to the Soldiers'
Home at Noroton noticed the spruce
appearance of the vets which he
could not account-for until in rgoinu
through the building he now the too-
eorini rooms which were in change oi
John firiinimor. tounorial artist.
(‘lhnrlcs Richmond, whole ht’t'th
seemed to noccoultstn a proloncod
vacation. has returned to his duties
at the Soldier-5' .llomo so improved in
health that it would Mom on if there
were to quote from fihaltoopeerc. "nun
other Richmond on the fluki."
It girlll’ club has been unionized nl,
Bciiool imd. Main ntroets unit with
Mm. lliritm Van Kirk. wife of the
lllnlscmmlisn rector, in chem. it
uivnu promiun of being a very helpful
organization. The next meeting will
ml. and: responded with o firetruck
and n chemical, and the Mann won
soon not out. it ill presumed that. a
basket of clothes near the stove
caught fire. Judge William Willmott.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander and Mr. and
Mrs. Joan Willmott occupy the house.
As a eeouence to the rumors of the
"weir." John H. ()berlsndor has made
application for a licence to sell liquor
at the Tanker Hose. li' granted it
will make "four of a land” in close
proximity.” Then there are four 1‘63"
within :Ilil feet in it direct line of n
in Dark.“ , Church i‘ldmee. Parochial School or Pub-
lic NCililllirhnllsi‘, or (in: premises pertain-
ing fill-rota, or .uly l‘usl Ullli‘c. Public
Shimmy or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwulk. this 7th day oi
lOctober, A. 1).. 1913.
, JOHN BALASS,
. . Applicant.
\i‘o. \lii‘ undersigned, «lecture and iux~
players. on defined by law. of (“0 Town of
iNurwulk, lion-by i‘lldlll‘Si‘ tho npnlicniien
9 ill‘ illi': iii'm‘u' mlnlnii
.lOiiN BALASS ’
for such license and \w ill» severally cer-
tify l‘ilt‘ll for himself that we arc. (“were
of ‘i'oui mimic siiuuimi ill will ’l‘own oi
Nui'wnlk.
tinted nt Not-wink. this 7lh
‘0ctober. A. 1).. “its.
1 John Lildonschlugvr. .iolln itoilwuy. Ste-
phvn iinliizn. Joseph iii-iincsy, Joseph
Mugynr.
l Ilt‘lt‘ily certify iluit the above named
uiidorsors are (electors and taxpayers. as
dviillmi by low, of me Town of Norwalk
iiutr-ii at Norwnlk. thin Till day oi'
October, A. 0.. 1013.
ANNIE E. SMiTii. .
Assistant Town Clerk.
dny of
‘08 15
'l‘o lilo lu-nrd or County Commissioners o!
Filll‘iii‘ld (‘nuntyz
i hereby imply for it “0011310, to cell S [r-
linens and intoxicating: Lulum‘s. Ale. L-
gi-r liver. ltllluo Wind and Cider. M
.58 “filter fill‘i'i'i, TilWli ilf Nill‘wnlk.
’ My pint-u of businoss is not locilied
Wllilill it)" fin-i in it direct lino of a
Church Edition, l'urucllliil School or Pub—
lic Heliuuldmuse, or the promises pertains
trig therein, or any l’ost (mice. Public
lnnmrv ur (‘nlnvil-i'y.
Dated at Nurwulk. this 7th day of
October. A. 1).. llllli.
VINCENT J. MOLA,
Applicant.
We. the. undersigned. «lecture and lux-
pnycrs. ill! defined by low, of line Town of
Norwnlk. lit-ruby ondm'uu tho. application
of the (”MVP nmuml
lNiTidN'i‘ .l. MULA
for such license and Wu do severally cer-
tify ouch for himself illlli we lire anu-rn ‘
uf l‘i‘ill miuio nlluniwl in until Town of
Nnmvulil.
iintcd nt Norwulk, this 7th any of
(lumber. A. it, Will. ‘
Julill l). lilili'llsuhlumwr. Marlo Mnrunu
idilwnrti M. (inns, Frank (Dildo. A. M
l'oliluiun.
I hon-by certify that tho above named
v-iuiuruoiu uri' i'lwi‘lill‘N lliill tux iii crl. ml
llviluml Ivy low. ur the Town n orwnlk.
l‘lniml ui vawulk. this 7th day of
October. A. 0., 1913.
ANNIE E SMITH.
ol l5 Assistant Town Cleric.
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To llu- llourrl u! County Commissioners
for F‘liif’fll‘id County:
i imroby uppiy for u llrumrlut'n License
to mill Spll’itunus nmi intoxicating Li-
uorn. Ale. luiuor "our lililno Wino. null
Uliicl’. at it Mouth Mulu street, Town oi
Nm wii I".
”died at Norwulll. thin 7th duy at
October. A 1).. 1913.
li‘itANiC ll. liAX'l'l‘il‘i.
Applicant.
We. the‘ ilnflorulmimi. l'll‘iitill'l‘l and lit)!-
nyern. nu dullnmi by law. of tho Town of
nrwnlk. iii-rolly mnlurso tho liWiIchuh
of tho ulmw numml
FRANK ll. l'lAX'i‘llllt
lnr Hill'll Ht'l‘ilflli Will We on unvnmlly cor-
ilry l‘lll'll for himuolf than we one
owner-u of rent i‘NllliIi liliuutcd in mid
Trim of Nm‘wuilc
thin 'lih day of
liniml ni Norwnllt.
Birtulu'r, A. ll. liiiii.
lo. I»). (ti-own. n. A. Who-inlay. W. A.
i‘lnrk. Cline. N. ilmlili. Mutiluwv Corbett.
l lli‘l'l‘liy ceriify lllllt mu nlmve mimod
onilmnnl‘o mo Merlin-ll iliul iux‘pigurl. u
ili'fllll'ii by low. it tho ’l’v-wu u nrwnih.
iiulmi ui Norwnllt. thin 71h any at
Hotelier. A. 1).. llllli.
iiicitlllnli'l‘ ll ifltl'l‘ll.
08 15 Town Cloth.
To the ileum of iioiilily Cinmmieslnmn
for F‘ulrilold County:
1 lwt‘uhy unply fur ll. llrugnisl's Licence
to null Hottiumie mul luinxicnttng Iii:
qumo. Ali‘. lager "our. Rhino Wine and
‘Kill’l‘l'. In: ”2 Wunlllnulmi direct. Town of
. l‘i'Wll ‘
llnimi m Nnrwnlk. ibis iii: any of
()utolmi‘. A. 1).. 1913.
‘l‘iilJH. ll. l'liwg‘h‘thk
p can
We. the llflde‘Hl ned, electors and Man
yore. no defined ly mo. of the Town of
vlnrwuik. hereby endorse the appliedtioti
of iii» allow named *
Time. 1. POWELL
for such license and we do severally cof-
iiry each for it'mrolt that We are
«Where it mu calm], situated In said
Town of Nnrvvnlh.
l‘micd iii. Norwnlk, this 4th day of
October. A. 1).. Nil-3.
James ll. Wnrum. Franklin A. 'i'olles.
Milmnr it’lwnod. I". J. llrndbitry. Frank
Wanimwbuommw Pitt
pence your hunger with sunning from
it piece or pie or to e “rote do tots
or...” and a moving picture show
when m can one“ cram: onion-
r e . .
l hereby certify that the above named
endorserh are elcciore and tumour. n
””hllhi'idi‘ltrtldl” Whit. owl;
, a o I
October, a. n. 1913' 5'
Amos: in. em ,
o! it mount town more
* Tile Killill lia”
new
i llnialll’liflfluniuxufllll lIllIllHl‘vlliithllHL I ”my3 E
ALCOHOL J P8" ct’t'l‘. ;
Thirty Years
illll
Forinfantonndtlhildron. '
3 in
' Use
Further
“II 0W0" own m 10» .J'F»
The Hallowe'en party. See today’s
advertisement of Donneily's stationery
store.
To the Board at County Writer:
for Fairlield County; '
I hereby o ply for :1 Dream a License
to sell Spir tunnel. and intoxicating Li-
quors, Ale. i. or Beer, Rhine Wine and
Older, at #3 contusion streetu'i‘own of
Norwelk. .'
this 7th“ day or
Dated at Norwulit.
October. A. 13.. 1.913.
GEORGE F. MOI'Iii'l‘ON,
A com.
We. the undomi 'ned. electors pd tax»
payers. us deillieil ny law. of the Town of
Nurwnlk. hurt-by endorse the application
of the above named
GEORGE I“. MUULTON
(or such lloenucamd We do severally cer-
tify each for himself that we nru
owner» of real outrun. situated in said
anu of Nm-wnilf.
Dated at Nopwnllt. more. day ”of
"nine n, It. A. Nathalie!
October, A.
‘ Edwin H.
son, Clirlutinn Swurtz. Mathew Corbett,
Edmund K. ilim .
l hereby certify that the above nnmed
oiulorscru are elector: and tnxmyors. as
defined by hm, of the Town I)! Nor-walls.
finial at Norwalk. this 7th day oi
(bomber. A. 1).. 1913.
‘ ‘ ANNIE E. SMITH.
08 iii Assistant ’l‘own i.‘lerk.
Po the Board utiiloumy Commissioners
for i-‘nirfleld minty:
i hereby upply or n [Jr-Wat‘s License
to sell. Spiritual and intoxicating Li-
llunm. Ale. Lug!- ‘Mr. Rhine Wine Hid
Cider, at Souths‘flntn and Elisabeth
«mm 'f‘mvn of Nerwslk.
Dated at Normlk. this 7th
October. A. 1).. lilltl.
WEED E. SHEPARD.
. A cunt.
We. the undersigned. electors grid tax-
poyers as defined by law. of the Town of
Niirwnlk, hereby endorse the application
of the above named
FRED E. SHEPARD
(or such livumw d we do severally cer—
tify each for him if that we are taxpay-
ers owning ruiu (itiifiil! situated in said
Town of Nov-willie;
Dated at Nor-walk. this 7th
()oinlwr. .i. IL. 1913.
Jacob Linchller. .1. Milton (loiurn.
M. 1).. (.3. (l. Bohnnnun. M. [1. Curl A.
Anderson, Thomas F. liowd.
i iii-ruby certify that the above named
endorseni one electors mid iax’ufi'crn. no
dcllnwl by low. at the Town u ore/nth.
Dated n: ram-131k. this 7th day. of
(,lrtulml. . .. :i.
a f ANNIE E. SMITH.
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Assistant Town Clerk.
To the Board or County Commissioner-
! gm- 'F‘nirllold Palm?” l lie or i sell
ormyuppy orn we. on ~ 1:
Spirituouu turd lntoxicuting Liquors. Ale,
La or liver, Rhino Wine and Older at
Ma homo Hotel, Booth Norwuik. Town
or Norwnlk. ‘
y place of business is not located
within 200 foot in u direct line of a
Shunt; Flmimm' 1hhlni animal 0:133:-
o tic co - louse. or o prom s p. -
lug therein or any Poet Oflice. Public
t.l'~rnr,v ul‘ {humanist-v.
Dated at Norwalk.
October, A. D.. 1913.
n
day of
day of
thin 71h day or
ii. iii. LAW,
Applicants.
We, the undnrui nod. Mentors and mat~
even. no dvfliu'd y law. of the Town of
omnlk. hereby endorse the application
of the above named
LAW
for such lieonuo'ami' we do «Varsity cor-
iify each for hlmui-li thni we are owners
of reel main situated in said Town of
Nurwnill.
Dated at Norwnllt. this 7th day of
October. A. 1).. 1013.
Jeremiah Donovan. Eugene B. Laliln.
Honk ttotn. flannel Hatch. ’inmnu Cav-
amh.
l hereby certify that the above named
endorsors arc electors and in s. are, u
doilmnl by hm. M the Town o nrwallt.
listed at Nemllt. thin 7th day of
October, A. 1)., ”album?! Fl. (SMITH.
on ill Assistant Town Clerk.
To the Board of County compliment-lays
for Fulrdeid (Manly:
i hereby a ply {or a license to roll Heir-
liumul and Mechanics bloom. Ale. Le-
er floor. [thine Wine and Cider M
g! Mimi-fl “cone. 7‘0"" 0" ”Offifli’h
If place of business in not located
within no feet In a direct line of a
one up "Mitt“;imwllfi on:-
o 12- one . r . .
l thgnto a: :1»: Post (Mum. Pablo
Ll wary or (Voluntary.
Octal-m a; ignnmg. this iii: day 0!
C . - v
onerhninno a nanmm.
Applicants.
We. the emu-Ii nod; electors and tax-
wyem. as defined y law. or the Town a!
«walk. hereby «done the appliance
of the above, named ‘
CAETELLANO a BARBARA
for mi: licence and we on moral, now
my each for himself that We are owner:
gin 313”” sitpagted in mid Turn of
mulch}: glut-wait”. this on. day of
. (1.1!? .
elm hum: Mimi Genomic Wm. A.
me. John evacuating . John w».
i hereby certify though shove 33mg
nets chem
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DAILY POEM
A SONG OF AUTUMN.
Ho for the bending sheaves,
Ho for the crimson leaves,
Flaming in splendor!
Season of ripened gold,
Plenty in crib and fold,
Skies with depth untold,
Liquid and tender.
Far, like the smile of God.
See how the goldenrod
Ripples and tosses.
Yondere crimson vine ~ ‘
Treils n6 ma bearded pine,
Staining the mosses.
This as a thread of wine
Autumn is here again——
Banners on hill and plain
Blazing and flying.
Hail to the amber morn
Hail to the heaped-up corn,
Hail to the hunter‘s horn.
Swelling and dying.
O
~James Buckham.
wnnnesnav. ‘ocr. 15. it...
“PM
To the Board or (room Commissi oars
I gar Fhairtlelti Comply? , o I ‘
rare it u n or a lh‘umzist's .iio
eonss to self Syntrltueul and lntoxicni.
in Liquors. Ale, Laue-r Boer. Rhine
Wine and Chiller at a North‘ Muin ulrcnt,
Term of Norwalk. ‘
noted at Norwnlk. this 7th day of
October. A. l).. 1913. '
JAMES PARKER.
Applicant.
We. the underni nod. electors and inx.
ayuru. as defined .y'iaw, of the 'l‘dwn' of
erwoilt. hereby endorse the ltpplicltlioll
of the above numnd
JAMES PARKER
for such licence and we do severally vex»
tlfy each for himself that WP um uwncm
of real estate situuiod in said Town of
Norwalk. .
this 7th Joy of
Dated at Norwuik‘.
Ontober. A. 1)., 1013.
Hurry Goodwin. Frank l‘nrln-r, Fred ll.
Coleman. Morris Epstein, Thomas C.
Cavnnaah.
i hereby certify that the above unmod
endorsers are electors and tax overs, us
defined by law. oi the Town u . orwnlli.
Dated at Norwitik. this 7th (lay of
0cioher..A. 0.. 1813.
ANNIE ii}. SMI’I‘H.
08 15 AesieizinLLiiit'li i‘lt-rk.
Coal Stove
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GA
srovni
Are you going to "in; "i"
your Gas Stove for the Win. “
Why? Figure up what your if 1,"
Stove has cost you each moo 3“
during the past season, $20
$3.00, or at the outside, $31M
Can you run the Coal Stove to;
$2.00, $3.00, or even $5.00 per I
month? It takes nearly a ion l
of coal to keep the kitchen
range going one month. and you
can’t buy a ton of coal for $6.00,
Why. then. lay of! the Gas Stove
for the Winter?
if your kitchen isn’t heated,
have a connection made with
the furnace or heating system.
it will not cost over $15.00. Then
you will enjoy the comfort and
luxury of your Gas Range the
year around. No coal or ashes
to carry, tire to watch. and all
the dust and dirt which you
‘know the Coal Range makes,
(lone away with.
‘Stop and figure it out. You
will find the Gas ‘ltangc is real-
ly the cheaper.
U. E. L.&W.Co.
LOVERS
THE PLACE
There's a chance for you
to be well pleased if ,mzi'rn
never worn a
Ralston
SHOE. . .
$4.00 & $4.50
We have never sold much
about our
Men’s
Medium-Priced
SHOES . . .
lint they speak for
selves.
$2, $2.50, is ,
thenr
aria «another/mg." A'n'f-I AI
‘.n\-l-“~“-m\n\txt~i~fi\.
The Gerham Co.
Always the Latest Things in
vaLL
*PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
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