South Norwslk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
- For Norwnlll end Vicinity: Fair £09.»
. night and Wednesday, colder tonight
- with frost, blah westerly winds. 61- Post Cards o for 5a
. minishlns. Weather conditions: The Post Cards ..... ;.. 2 for so
‘- ., storm which was central near Bunnie, post Cards m.» 5: each
7 N Y., yesterday morning. has moved
northwestwnrd during the last 24
hours and has passed out the St. Low—
rence Volley. it has caused rain and
. high winds in the eastern portion of
' the lake region and along the North
Atlantic coast. Snow ilurries were re-
. ported from seyeral places in the Mid-
” . die west. A long ridge of high pres-
sure, extending from Florida north-
eastward to Minnesota, is ellilsing low
temperatures in the control and south-
ern districts, Killing frosts Ins for
south as Atlanta. Go, and light, frosts
‘as far south as Pensacola and Jack-
sonvllle, Fla.
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WEATHER A XEAR AQQ TODAY-
Temperature 1? hfill. 65.
‘ ~mills;
There was a very slight flurry of
snow in Norwelk late last night.
Butler Lodge, No, 97', ii. 0.10. F's
will rehearher the second degree to-
night.
a sock and memory store
Hallowe eh Goods
‘ ‘ of All Kinds
Engraved Cards with envelopes to
match . 50 and 104: each
Favors Andi Place Cards. all kinds
. .. 5o 0P
Special! Favors and Place Cards
made to suit your purty. r
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND SPORTING
GOODS STORE.
1s scorn Mslnvsrsss‘r.
IVIIO'IIIDIIII’IU'IA'Is'
room m. f ‘
‘ II no. Main “.89. Namath;
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Stormy weather supplies at A. Dick-
‘ arms: & 5011' 3. See adv.
N W. Benedict and several other
members of the Kobsosn. encampment
are in New Riven today attending the
Grand Lodge Encampment l. 0. 0.1“
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Mrs. Roy Tiers. oi Quintnrd avenue.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter. Byer.‘
of Bridgeport. Mrs. Byor was torn;.
eriy Miss Anna Byx-bee. of South Nor-
wuik. "
Sale at raincoate ”and umbrellas ct
Trish-am & Hyett's. Bee adv.
The Endeavor Circle of the South
Norwelh Congregational Church will
meet with Mrs. George F. Foote, 4
Courtiandt place, on Wednesday a!»
ternon at 3 o'clock. V
The automobile which was burned
in Durien soVeral days ago, and which
The Sentinel stated was the property
of A. Hurtog, or New York-formerly
of South Norwelh, was not his proper-
ty.
‘Vsast ilrothers’ serum; at 17 Cheet-
nut 1 root hos milled in new 6~cylinder
Chalmers 1914 model limousine, which
will he used for livery sod hire.
is one of the finest in town and is of
the sarcoma design. who in
chin u attraction quite s little
tention.
wOnly piece in town tresh mode
enunego every day. Chernolt's mullet.
’l‘he case against James A. flurry of
Rocks lloud ._.ohsrgod with assunlt and
abusive language upon .lohn domino.
was nviioi ultnr u somewhat lengthy
hearing, before Jude. Keogh in the
town ‘t-‘eourl this morning. Alter
stein! Berry his discharge. the
judge remarked that ”s now could
. cause more trouble then u lot of bid
' ruin." itiwss' the wondering, of nor
ry's cows into the nurture of (lumen:
motion to the lormer’s smut.
‘ 5A Blankets]:
Autdllobe‘nctc.
Silvester Specials
.4“...
George W Wardweli
south Main Street
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Mrs. George i'l’oylor was admitted to
the Norwslk hospital last night for .
surgical treatment.
The voters ”or the Second Toxins:
District. will meet in the City Hall. this
evelUill-l at it o'clock, to act on savers!
matters or interest to the taxpayers.
A goodly number of the Redmen
journeyed lest night to Bridgeport
lodge.
Frank Clerk, business agent 0! the
Norwelli (lorpentors Union wont to
it Wilton last night and assisted in the "
initiation of seven candidates into the
Wilton Union, No. 1700.
SAINT laws mime-H nor-lose.
Tuesday night at 8, Girl's Friendly
dooioty meets at the Chapel room».
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, lit
Paul’s Guild. There will be u abort
bouillon meeting, and every member
is urged particularly to be present
Wednesday night at 8. knilbts oi
.llnshington. Chanel rooms import-
mi meeting {or every member.
MEN’S CLUB ANNUAL.
“rho annual meeting or the Men’s
"in of Trinity church Will be held
thin evening; at 3' o'clock in‘ths guild
m m. ramoers will be elected and
he [or entertainment will be made.
.minel‘ Wants m s quick solids
inexpensive menus or communi-
‘i‘hov more it direct my oi
. ongsfiad‘dnw tilt ”dill. m
4 “islrs’i‘b‘fl’u’ifl: A ’
‘, W. customers, who are enacting in their ders far style. 11
noon"; and finish of Higheradr Goods Medium Priced.
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RANDALL BLOCK
*' EAST NORWALK, CONN. 4 ‘
. lhebuilt, painted. decorated. all modern improvements.
,‘plendid riots, s and 7 rooms. slant; $13 and $15 per month.
n; 3YMOND BROTHERS
i u *I W ‘ owe-om“ ‘v 43;:
30 D. Jackson “ mill?“
4' Optlcldn ’59“ m .,
Everything in the Option] Line
Eyes Examined Free
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SEE THE NEW MODELS
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THE MOYER CARSfEf .
AT MY GARAGE
Demonstrations on Reducing;
M‘Automomlu to rent by the Hour, Dly or Wee ‘
OSCAR H BA}
GARAGE RIVER STREET.
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Read now You my Elva II A
Cut out the she coupon. and
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Also Autos for Sale and Hire
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As an inducement to be» your house tired it» Worms LlGIi'l'
we will furnish at sort the iiiLlliti'l‘iliO FlX’l‘ This meson s
saving of on yer cent. oi what other lime chemo he. Let us for
tour explain ytsllllnl the ”omitted over with
THE WfllTl'i ELECTRIC CO.
rule-mics condemn“-..
mom , so
Electric
54 WNW”! "a
‘3 described above.
' This place had sthrted. ,
, were half a dozen such bundles, and l ':
all but one had gotten in its workI
ILIJBEll ll llllilllllfllil
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’ 1: some entered the building by the trout .. .
‘ _; doors. others Went around to the new «~ A
~ and reds. Ladders were raised. lines "
- 21 or hose laid. latches “shied. sites and
picks token to the building, and soon ‘
. the firemen were clinching the flames ,‘
13 at the writs! spots- one sin: oi! men» _jj ~
22 Was led by simmer Albertlil. Winchell- -'
- tor. -
Furniture that will serve the needs of til; most pertfcu- .
’ Police Investigate. _
Patrolman John ill. Myoclds, oi the :1 .
'3 police torco. was one of the early on .-‘
. rivals. and with Frank Connors. one I
‘1 at the linemen on duty at Hoyt's Thea»
- ;; tre. entered the building. They round 3
' lighted candles and oil-seeked rags as l’.
Ollioer Reynolds ,1 .
told a Bdntinel reporter this morning:
' “it was a dastardly sttemht mode to 1
. «burn the old house." 2‘.
Chief Bonardus stated this morning ;;
that on the first floor in the rear of .
the place where the kitchen had been; ’1: .
blaster had been torn from the well 1: ‘
and in an old power box rugs and s. =
candle had started a blaze. Armin on I.
the first floor there was a bundle as Z:
This had -'
not tolled fire. but the candle vote 11 ,
on the ‘3
large he a bushel basket
inst approaching the rage.
second floor at the hood ol‘ the stairs
the floor boards had been ripped up
and rose and a candle pushed in be
tween the lower ceiling and the floor.
before the firemen were warned by
the slum.
Fire In the Wells.
The: fire had eaten
loo, lend the tire which was heldiin by
the slate extinguished.
In one oi the lrontrooms on the
up the iioor boards and timbers. Chief
Boxer-due warned his men, but in his
anxiety‘lo work for the best inter-
ests o! the department, Archibald I
Merriam went into the uniighted room
later. and,.ieil,throuxh the yawning
cavity to the .iirst floor. He did not
hit a thing on the way down J and
struck nimbiy upon 3N8 feet. being on-
injured. This was the narrowest ear
cape of the fire. .
Charles '1‘. Dimond. who resides next
door to the place. had his garden hose
out and was prepared to wet down
fills property at any moment when ‘it
. would be necessary by thespread of
I, can: here.
‘ Vega, one o! the We. and they
aliens; elm me "
in all there .
‘ its way up.‘
through, the wells ,in many pieces,l
cieurthrough to the root. This made ' .
the work or the men difficult and he I
cessiteted much tearingaout of walls, ; ‘
ceilings and woodwork in order to
get at. the heart oi! the flames. Por- I
tions of the root ,were torn sway. r. : :.
second floor. it was necessary to tear ‘.
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PAY S
the Bill
FOR THE CHILLY EVENINGS TO COME.
. . Our EASY CREDIT PLA
w Just some in and select what
' charge it.
SPEGIAL for TODAY--
$16.50,:Menis and Women’ 3 SU TS
N makes. it an easy matter.
you wish.—-We will gladly
$12.9
Butter lb 35
in
Creamery
' «semen-zeroes. GUARANTEED . ......... eeroo,
'ruu. CREAM CHEESE ....... . ....... . aorta.-
sssv PEANUT surrsn ... 126 Lil.
, ANDREW DAVEY
90 Washington St, . South Norwslk PhoneAlil
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FLO Patent Flour
No better Flour milled. A choice to stock up in nearly cost A
Barrel, $5. 50 1-8 Sack 69c .
The, Great A&P Tea Gompsn
‘14 WAbnillGTON CT... IOUTH NORWALI
the. flames. , Fortunately the precau-
tion was not necessary. although the
not was a wise one. Mr Dimond kept
two men at the scene all night, in the
solely or all concerned, and the fine-
men are thinking or these fine sand—
wiches and hot coliee that Mr. Dimcmd
served. They were made comiortsrble
in the electrically lighted tool house. '
The smoke from the old house
<poured forth In volumes. it complete-
j if hid one firemen from another in
the building and the use of acetylene
torches was most helpful. Several of
the linemen were removed to the open
(air just in time to save them from
crumbling from having taken in too
much smoke. ‘
Chic! Boxer-dos bed the lire soaked
race were did cools, one a women’s
ism turned over to the police. in the
regs wort old costs. one a women's
jacket. The name of Ray Mchilisms
was lound in one at the pockets of a»
men's coal. '
Men Ami- account.
The police are working on the ones.
The peculiar circumstances which
may or may not have been connected
with the fire is recorded tor investi-
ntion.
discovered last night a men simmered
at ilohiords garage and purchased
llVo gallons of nucleus. lie said that
his machine was sinck“e chort ole
lance no the road end that he would
carry the "use" up there. One 0!
the night men offered to accompany
him in it car. but the museum mo
ed he would do it Mono. A limit
on the can was required and the men
departed. Later, Just ii ton moments
batons the nisrm went in. be return-
ed with the can. cmllrm and discs»
peered. ~
MoWillisms. whose name we: found
«A.
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in the cost. (was formerly motored by
the tolopbone columnar in the line
He mended Miss Addie
mayor! to Loos lililiid to live. it is
resorted that Mr. snowmen: is in
' town with to wife. in ii hardly showtime u so desk in the Victoria no
pooled to the herpetntoroirodln
crime nulls being cousin in order
tostltmybeiemedtownolehe
widordisooudethuminthe
nonmethedmmurnndolis
them locudlsryhhsnmow
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fihonly before the tire wan‘
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fol. No. one
”Helps-In l' Ci .5 e.- am- s. cm
Royal Easy Chairs
Push Button Kind.
Just think how much morn
comfortable you can be iii slots 3,
handsome chair like this. then a
in any other chair now in your
house. Remember Royal Easy
Chairs are lemons the world .
over tor the ' ' ‘
“Push Button," Disappearing 3‘
Foot Root. Concealed News- .
Button-mid Rest”
J
r Rack. , ;
and theyfie in such a ism 'v
variety of es and prices that
you can always iind someiihln:
to suit your taste and puree. ‘
We are now making a spacial *
showing and will be pleased 340‘
have you call and let its denim,
strate the great lectures to you.“-
Priceo lrom $12 to $20. ‘
Come in Today!
The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co;
134139 Washington «mi. some Mal-walk.“
outlined all night at the scene of the
him. about 2:16 o'clock. answered
the lame description. The shorten
told by the wound stranger make the
miles think that he is the men they
should have secured
About is feet 10 inches tall, dark
comoluloned. and with a black mos-
toeoiie, is the way the Moment do»
bribe the «inner. lie came up to
them end seized it they lulu any ob
inches: to his staying amend w'th
them. They laid no. He told of hav-
ing come in on the train from New
item With it live dollar bill in his
must. He would into the Victoria.
Hotel and new on to tile desk
lntohdlnc to “slim, but when he
put his hand twins oddltei. his money
or“ cons. (lt’ is noddfléoodi that
hirh end it is reported that the new
one born cost "in the neighbofltdlfl
oi" $14,000. Later the pines Hand
into the hands of Jeremiah Rich“!-
oon, and to runny is known so ill.
Richardson (piece. Later John Hr
(icotcblns. s New York contractor. It
cured the property and is the prowl
owner.
The firemen were called out It 112 53
o'clock end the mull sounded
1:46.
'i‘ho inst trolleys from either «not.
lion were held on by the boss
the tracks. and the trolloyinn
were out are alluring on or
this down our returned on the
bound truck shout will o'oocil.
All the neivhbors were up all
user in lend assistance be
threatened by the (lemon would
get beyond control. H , , ;
on. high winds law les'v
from my?“ ”m5
cm, limiting them. at
vars 10M“? and is on
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firthWWqudm
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deflmiheniehim «Hammond
communal like. timoirsnsbwcfl. ._
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