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“ foot the St. Lawrence Valley tonight.
- ’ port Methodist Sundayechool will be
‘ . city. and the doiondnnt is ordered to
7 3rd, 1913. to the piaintlfi and that n
Full sin Blenhetr in are,
and 1white. from 70:: to 85:00
one r
Comfo‘rtsbleo line to 83.50.
A complete usuonment o .
Gents'. Liaise and Child
ren's sweaters from also to;
34.." ‘ .
w EA rnER FORECAST.
For Nerwalk and vicinity: Cloudy to
night and Sunday; probably rain:
cooler Sunday, moderate southerly
winds. The disturbance which was
central over Illinois, yesterday morn-
ing, has mover northea‘stward during
the last 24 hours. and is now central
over Ontario and will probably pass.
Rain has fallen during the last Bi
hours in the central and lower Miss~
’lssippl Valleys, the Ohio Valley and
the Lake region. The temperature
continues high east of the Mississippi
river.
' stmay‘. A YEAR. AGO room.
Temperature: ”I‘M!" 54y high, 57.
Cloudy.
'i
The recital of “The Mun: ., .
me " bngrgceIfi Macuren. it the
”SE. efitlo‘nal Church?" li‘ibfinfisht,
.‘pro ed most enjoyable and interest.-
ing. A big audience greeted Mia's Mae
~-Laren’s efforts with great enthusiiem.
V ~Snappy Kellys at, O'Brien’s.
The annual rally deyiof the WeSt-
held tomorrow at 12 o'clock. Parents
and friends of scholars are invited to
the preaching service at 10.30, and to
this special Sunday-school seSslon. A
program of music, re‘citetions and ed-
dresses has been prepared. '
The Compo Engine Company, of
Westport. held theyflrst oi three dune»
es in which are to be given in con
nection with their fair in National Hall
last night. The affair was a great one
case, a. large crowd being present.
Svec's orchestra. furnished music.
There will be another dance tonight
and the last one on Monday night.
-«'Mr. .lno. illumo, representing
'Smith, Gray and Co... will he at Price's
Clothing Store, Saturday, with line
display of Imported fabrics for tailor-
made suits and overconts.
Papers were served today in a. civil
. detion dgnlnst Adelaide Nesh 'Sipper- .
ley. The plaintiff in the action is the
V'Henry Phipps estates, at New York
appear in the Town court, on Monday.
I:Octoher 27, to ills an answer to the
complaint. The writ stolen that the
defendliht guvo u check, dutod April
was returned merited no good. Attach-
ment has been made upon $200 of the
' defendant’s property.
A young men; the identity of whom
is still unknown, suaered injuries
while riding his bicycle on Wilton ave
hue, at about serouo’clock, this morn-
. Ins. incouuse oi the early hour of the-
nccldent it has been impossible to
learn his name or the extent at his inn
Juries. linen Grady, of Main street,
who was quite some distance iron:
Cross street, on Wilton avenue. ’ diu-
trom V":
' vovunu. uud huviuu been puld 00’. cell
Book ind 8tatlooory Biol-o. "
south Nonfil‘rlk.
NM]! '
~ru..nium. .fiDraperies, Carpets
bedding and House
Furnishings . ' .
for the Dining Room. Living Room, Bed Room. Library,
Parlor. Hill. Don and Kitchen.
.. Furniture that will serve the needs of the meat particu~
lar» customer‘s; who are exacting in their demands for style,
quality anti finish of High Grade Goods MCdium Priced.
The A J. COLLINS COMPANY
TO LET-MSEVEN ROW HOUSE
‘ '1 Woo'dhuiy Ave; all improvements and '
21 ill Booth repair. lnduIre Walsh and
.. Hubbell. . . V 013 m
I m M
DANCING 5‘“ HilOL
.. w, Gilbert Newoli’e. Beleot school
.. of pending at Arlen Hull, Michell
- 8t., VaouthV Nor-Willi, (it. “Be sinnarli‘
.. Wednesd-
II o'clock.
,1 est modern dances thoroughly taught
- Respectin‘lly. W. Gilbert Nowell
cvohlnu. Oct. 15th, at B
" mulled.
vmo’» ‘v—v-nrm-v
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
m
' Court, October 17. A D. 1913-
Estate of Sarah J. Paul, late-
Noriimlk, In said district. deceased.
trial of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
RANDALL BLOCK
Rebuilt. painted. decorated. all modern improvements
3 Splendid flats, 5 and 7 rooms. Rent, 313 and $15 per month.
RAYMOND BROTHERS.
lowed six; months from the date here-
These who neglect to‘present their ec-
oounts, properly attested, within said
time, will he deberred a recovery. All
Ito
FREDERICK H. ROWAN,
018 25 n1. Administrator.
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Halibwe’ en Goods V
‘ Of All Kinds
Post Cards t..‘..;..". ..... 6 for or
Post Cards
Post Cards So each
Engraved Cards with envelopes to
outsell
match 5c and 10¢: each
Favors and Place Cards. all kinds
........ Soup
Special Favors and Place Cards '
made to suit your party.
oouurttv's
STATIONERY AND SPORTING
GOODS STORE. .3
so sou-m MAIN aren't.
”FRED. H. More,
Funeral Director and
- Embelmer. . .
Office and Residence
Tel when 904. ‘
84 80'. Main at. so. Norweik.
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V Formation of Wendi!" I ’
VVThere are twa hypotheses impotence-e
to the condition of the mail“ of the
universe at the momentéw
begins its discussion of the I' motion,
or the worlds. Both these” that
the mutter was in n nebulous condition.
2for5c"
ience ,
As Professor Young snys: “This does
not assume that matter was created
in a nebulous condition All the on
may be taken a: the stoning point for
the life history of the animal, on thel
nebula may be taken as the starting
point for the life history of the planet- i
cry slalom. ” On one theory the nebula .
won in the' term of e bested gas; on '
Ibo other": it was a cloud of cold me.
ivoriu- dust. This latter many astron-
omers think In more likely to be two:
~Scientific American.
_ Clever Feet.
The girl was talking to'the excel-
iegu ilillll.
"Ami whot are you going to do now
rim: you hove completed your educa-
tion?" she Ililiiild.
"Oh. i think I‘ll live on my income."
In- unswcred "MIR
"1 um disappointed In you. Live on
i'tllll‘ income. indeed! Wily don't you
do some grout deed to show the world
Nil“ I'imei‘ you are?“
"My dour young women, ii i ouc-
I'i'i'ii In living on my income it will be
Ilw I'JPW‘I‘GNL devil any man ever uo-
I'mlliliiilllt‘d."kafi‘viIlliIl Plain Dealer.
, He (lot on Deck.
A- unilor who llud ililidt’d uiier u long
ed u «uh threw his luuuulze luuido and
lumped on (up himnelr
‘llcu portion. ulr." mlltl the anionic!)
«d I'Iliilllllil. ‘bui you should get inside
umi put your button on top.“ ,_
"Sir-er thi- i'l’flfi nhoud. Jurvey. Prun-
mmeiu lil‘HiVHt go on deck and lug
mine In the hold." was the reply from
the tub minimum 'l‘it-ilits.
“a“
I. Able Oificehoider.
tributing papers, Chaucer! to look back
just after the young men had picked
himself no. lie saw the bicycle rider
holding his hello to tho- bsck of his
head and noticed that he limped bear
ly. There was nice e little do: run
nick some the street and it is pre-
ducted that the bicycle struck the dot.
throwink the rider to the street.
I
“‘1'. isoscusboo'i’d .,‘
oreitositi'bv “0,.
"i understand that you once sung in
“Ice club“
“You." replied the mat politician.
"And I wont to tell you when n man
with u vou-o like mine can hold I oo-
oitlon It: a meo- club it allows the: lie i
I. cum olllcellolder."- m Aussies "
Listener ~
Incline ‘
“Hy new cool: mu" on word to use
to come early"
"mu. at her word you} allelic
min in the hoses “1W o!
m " haltimmlufitoui
a...
It in Illnmcfii‘il to mm. than u
lil- some imposes W.
....___.. -moww ..,.
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
E O B Jackson
Vol» I Optician
Everything ln'thegptical Line
' * EVes Examined Free
SEE THE NEW MODELS
_..of._
THE MOYER CARS
AT MY GARAGE.
Demonstrations on Request ,
AcitDmobllce to not by the, Home Buyer Week. {2?
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARA‘PE RIVER STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
Read How You May Have It Almost Free
Cut out the Ibo" coupon and grant it It this nuke with ti o -
[lance amount herein let opposite 0 ’style selected (orb loll rover‘u go
toms of the cost of wiring. “other“! mm the inciory. chocklnx.l c Ierlr
bilge-wormi- neeeuuy nxrnus one), one receive your «hole. of
Auto Trucks . . . . . from ”Mon to 5-ton
0n Easy Payments
Also Anteater Sale and Hire .
LUTHER? iM. WRIGHT
Electrical
. ELEC RIC FIXTURES
gigggnfgrmwcr. AT COST Motoragsgi'l:
As an Inducement to have your house wired {or FLEMING LIGHT
. We will furnish et cost the ELEJTRIO FIRTUEES. This means It
. saving of 50 poi‘ cent. of what other firms charge you. Let on fur-
ther explain by talking the proposition ever With you.
’2 THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
‘ CLlofniosg couruAcrouoo ”
j’ Electric
U133 uouwatk
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ceremooecow
". the complaint in the office oi
of Kings. Ardsley Knitting Mills,
plaintiff, ngainst J W. Draw Machin-
ery Company. defendant summons
Trial desired in Kings County. To
the above named defendant. You are
hereby summoned to answer the com-
plaint in this action and to serve a
the service of this summons, exclu-
case or your failure to appear, or
answer. judgment will he
demanded in the complaint. Dated.
New York. September 10th, 1913.
torneys, emstofiiee uddreesmnnd office,
York city.
To J W. Crow Machinery Compsny:
‘ The foregoing summons is served
upon you by publication. pursuant to
a justice of the Supreme Court for
' day of October, 1913, Vnnd filed with
?. clerk of the County of Kings. Borough
‘ of mooklyn, City or New York. Dots
' . ' . ed. New York, October 10th 1913 ,
I Bovine it Fluegelman, plaintiff's at .
1.. torneys.rp’ost offloe address and office
York City.
{or Fnlr floltl County:
ltuouu mid intoxicating Liquorh, Ale.
eer.V Rhino Wino and Cider. at
138 l ashiugton street Town or Nor-walk.
Church Edition. Parochial School or Pub-
lio School- house, or the premises pertain-
‘ungmry or Cemetery
1913.
MAGNER & FLYNN,
‘ ‘ Applicants
We, the Ulldéi‘ifllglod, electors a d tefix-
ycra. as defined y law, oi the
, October, A D.,
of the nhovo nnm
MA UNER til: FLYNN
for such license nod We do severally cer-
tify each for himself that we use owner"
of loci astute situated in sold Town or
Norwelk
Dated at Norwuik. this 9th day of
October, A- D., I913.
Floyd J. Angevine, H. 1. Bennett,
F. D. Lawton, Arthur E. Slngewold.
Fred Scheldler.
I hereby ccrtiiy that the above named
ondorscre ore electors und tux vcrs. as
defined by low. of the Town 0 orwulk.
Date ted at Norwellr, this 9th day or
October, A. 1).. 1913.
\ ill ltl‘lld RT E. SMITH.
oil 18 ‘ ‘ Town Clerk.
senvu AS A" hour.”
It Originehd In the Pint Half of the
Seventhbontury. .
The birth of Serrlu us a nation. set~
tied In or ncur Ila present home. may
be dated in the first hull of the new
ellih century. About 604) A. 1).. when
the Avurlc empire of (lcuolntion won
cuiuhiishml on the Danube. two tribe .
' I iiul trout» qul the Serbs. retiring he-
i‘oro lilo ru'vngos of the '1‘urtur horse-
‘ inlown no (trouble. Bonnie and Barrio.
They were slurs. but the Cronin per-
haps hrld. like the Slugs of' tloeuiu in
after yours. adopted the name or n
Tartar tribe. Roth, fleeing iron) the
Avatar. Wells noturully hostile to them.
and it is pileulille Ibnt they settled in
the empire with the consent or oven at
the invitation of the Emperor llcru~
cliul 1. At any role, they appear to
have been couomcrcd he vossulu of the
empire. Their first settlements lay
rather westward of the country now
called horrid. the Drove. the premsni
. woutern boundary. being the dividing
. line between helper and herb in the
eighth chntury. Here the Barbs dwelt
more or loss uneventfully tor three
centuries. They generally formed a
loose coniedcrncy under chiefs culled
room. They were commonly. in a
from fashion. loyal to the eastern chl-
About die they uniMImodilr e ‘chiIfiIt
' The country rose to treat heights
. under Stephen When. the cunt the
V m hilt sitar his south
W N
' (limit! or Ladies ind Gentlemen on .
he Wait: and all the In. V}
25 II
- Liberty Sit. Bridgeport, Ct. Circulars JV
Dihtrlct of Norwalk m... Probate -
of :3
The Court of Probate for the Dls~ I:
of for the creditors of said estate to .
exhibit their claims for settlement. --
persons indebted to said estate are I:
requested to make immediate payment ..
New York supreme Court, County -
copy of your answer on the plaintiff's -
attorneys within twenty days after I,
hive of the die} oi service, and in ;
token -
against you by default for the relief :‘
.Bevins _& Fluegolmen, plaintiff's at- I
~I No: 299 Broadway, Manhattan, New '
an order of Hon Frederick E. Crane. .
the County of Kings. dated the 10th ..
the '
N;o 299 Broadway, Manhattan, New?
.011 18 25 n1 8 15
To the Bonn} of County Commlseloners '
I hereby apply for a license to sell S Ir- ..
theme. or [my Post Oiilce. Public :V
Dated at Norwelk, this 9th day of .
own of '
oru'ulk. hereby eemloree the application _
nunl, sciihui in the countries now,
' :m.
My niece of business is not located "
within 200 foot in :1 direct line or n :
A ‘PAY-s
* the Bill
YOU NEED A
Nice Heavy COAT
FOR THE CHILLY EVENINGS TO COME.
Our EASY CREDIT PLAN makes it an easy matter.
Just come in and select what you wish.-We will gladly
$12.93
SPECIAL for TODAY”
$16.50 Men’ 8 and Women‘ s SU«TS
one
A Community Rally
in the interests of
Our New City
will be the nature of the Vesper Service in the
V SOUiH NORWALK V
Congregational Church
SundayAftemoou, October 19th I '
' at 4 .30 o ’clock ' ‘
REY. CHARLES TAYLOR
the eloquent young minister of Greenwich, will speak on
“COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.”
The pastor will give a brief address on “Points of
°romise in Our New City.”
The mayor, council and officers of the city have been
invited; also civic organizations.
The silver collection will be for the benefit of the I
East Norwalk Fire Suite :ers.
6006 Music. '
See Letter in This Issue.
w; ,
Como.
no mainly through on at their doll *
Mill neighbors“ ith'b humane
nomad Fixation: to repel the litter. . rr
Morse l.
loot .
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Norwalk Chronicler