Karine Automo'ciie. Bu ' A 7
notable with 1114111111 in Bridgeport.
to, Compensation. manor? penal. A s ' .. , Mr. rams... soother section as
M We can write any kind 9? W W 111.. Bible Classee and Séhool. This is _ the do 7 of the charter refers to the board and
4 “7 eBW’mmfl Call us “an The re meeting 9! the 33321;: the iii-st session .9; the 11ch and all i"- 7.. . ,, , , ’ its powers and near the end or the
Phone bio 1230. ”8' Union W1“ ll! “kl 5‘ the 11 teachers and scholars use asked Who Prelude—mutt will!!!“ bile provigm'n if stator “1’“ any approrln- .
Labor Hell on Sunday moraine. at 19
a. m. sharp.
prenegt 4
Monday. 41:45 i’. it. Very 7
meettp'gsot the ”Emit “all? Clan; :Al'
Tuesday. The Ladies o! t A“
will hold a picnic in ~Cortisol} s woods
They will leave on the 10 a an. ear ,
8 p m. The‘yA oi“,
meet in the Far Hell ' "
Wednesday, 8 p. 111A The members; 91
.the 'rectors cabinetgiuilenloaee mes:
. 1- .174-
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Taylor & Golden AA ........ W, . .1... ...
SOUTH NORWALK TRUSTw co. the building inspector this morninggto
7 A, BUAlLQIMA _ .Awire the house of William Eilron. at
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night and some routine usiness was in the Parish Hall.
9927999 9‘. . misty. 1: 4.5 p. m. Choir ashesArAsgi 1
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“Taper“ 0’0“ “E’b‘es- 0 B"""' The Messiah Swedish Luther
Church on Fort Aetreet—A—HH Luther
WilsOn, pastor—~Blv'ln‘e servlcu. 4100‘
p.111... Builder in connection with-
The house of H. 13. 'Green. on 259
Main street. First district. will be wir-A
' ed by 'A s Green. who received a per-4
tniit from the building; inspector this
morning.
be held in the church Tuesday.
oclockAp. in. her A. F B;
Acting Scout Commissioner Douglas Deep River. Conn. will
The People’s Trust Company open-'
ed ten new accounts. yestelday:
lA
South Norwallt Congregational Churcuu.L
. son the sermon.
swig”: a Islander! Noroton, for over ministers of the district, 4Bostroul. hifel-
Latest soft hats. 'O‘Brlen’s.
A large part-y'ot Springwood young
men are planning-to attends dance. in
Bridgeport. this evening. '
The matter of boys stealing lumber}i
from the Meadow street car barn was
‘turned over to the proper trolley an i
thorltics. last evening. and the case,
was investigated by them. !
nv.lted
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(.Jllristif Church. East Norw‘ulk—i
Fourteenth Sunday alter Trinity.
637101111113 eerVice. it): 30 a. 111.; Sun-
dsyaschooi "st noon; evening prayer
and sermon. 7: 3.0 p. 111.; holr rehear-
sai Friday evening. 7: 4 E G. Ram i
do u will have charge of the morning
service, and the Rev. Frederick A
Coleman, of Trinity Church, will
preach in the syphilis; ‘
Attorney/John'J. Cuueo is spending
the day. in Ridgeiteid on important
business.‘ matters.
i~'
RudolphAA Martin. of Bldgefleld.
'Qonn" is being entertained at the‘
home of William Taylor on Franklin
street
The lhst of the union services of the
Bil pilot; and Congregational Churches
will be held tomorrow. After this,
these two churches will hold their in-
idepéu’dent services. ‘
fiery-r—w
William P. Eno, of the old Snugatuck —-Umbrcllas. mourning bands.
road. reports the loss of a very valua- O'Brien's . _
his dog to the, South Norwulk policeA ' Swedish Congregational Church, 68
Van Zant street. Charles J. Vahlstronl l
FALL DAYS
ARE NEAR--
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authorities. . ‘
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1 11m second district elegtrical coul-
e usiness.
Perry avemle. whose brother desired 2:“ 2; “2:233:69; It; vie??? ed4 the
him sent to 11 children' 3 home, was con- 6 m
' Charles Prescott. assistant postmas-
. ,
th‘:.:.T:'::al::“r::.rl.12" :2: we... 1...... mm m... ;_
.al’t'er an enjoyablis vacation; which,
The case (3'1. Wendell Wasaiy. of 13 mlssloners met last evening to dis-
tinned “1AM" Monday;- special report of the work.
Your bank account placed with the teraln the South hiorwalki‘l’d‘i'lt 081%,!
g'ye' l he spent at many pointmt liter-est.
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Andrew J. Collins, of \‘orth Main:
. street returned yesterday from a
montyenjoynble week's automobile tour
1\"l‘he members of Lincoln Council.
..‘l 0.11 A. M.. held their regu~
last .
to firm“; i l i liar 1y thickly business meeting . .
lheaht h“ po nts N nteréa’t e1 ening and disposed of routine husi- .
throughout the New England States. ”1“” 1011 1111145111 ot Wm month.
‘ in. u‘wnl'be a Fehssi‘siil ill the clap?
Lcil' a some teeth. .
John McDonald, ,
rented last evening on' the East Side
by Oillcer' John Roberts for vagrancy'. ~Telescopes,
McDonald received a thirty-day jail O’Bri ens
Norwelk' is growing at a rate which
sentence from Judge Keogh this mom i
should prove satisfactory to all. ‘16. "4
log in court.
The continued case of Joseph Benia- cording to the records kept by Build __:
min. or New York city, who. “”1? '9‘ ing inspector Clarencel. «Finch, 836, 614
can"): “"93”“ by 051°.“ Wallace 1" worth of new buildings have been start-
Sammie i‘or recklessly speeding down ed in this city within the past eleven
South Main street, was heard» this days of the present month That in a. 7
morning. Judge Keogh'imposod a line record- breaker.
of $11.86 on Benjamin. ._ a.“ ~.._..s_7
' ' 4 ' To the Heating and Plumbing Com-
pany" Building inspector Clarence I.
Finch issued two permits this morn:
14ng119 was for the installing oi:
plumbing in the Fair street house or
John McGuire. and the other for in-
stalling plumbing in the home of Sarah
Campbell. on Van ant street. -
brown and blue.
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CHEER and
AOMFORT
1 4
A Norwalk ‘automobile owner who
was recently. motoring along the shore
road in the vicinity of'4E: ’1‘. Bedford's
gardens. at Green’s 'Farms, calls the
attention of other automobile'owne’rs
to the fact that when the machines
are stopped near the gardens and par
ties go into the grounds, some one .._...._
should be left on guard in the car. 4 At the meeting or the Lady Wash-
This Norwalker knows by experience. ington Lodge. our Thursday avenlnfl
as one of his party lost a coat there or this week, there was initiation.
while all Were viewing the garden. A witnessed by visitors from New Hay:
and had left the machine standing by on and South Norwalk. Harold Flatt.
the side of the road or Sherry avenue, Norwalk. won the
‘ prize forgetting the largest nemesi-
#Heavy. impure blood makes e of members to join. His prize was a
muddy, simply Complexion, head handsome gold stick pin. After the
aches. nausea. indigestion Thin meeting. ice cream and cake were
blood makes you w.eak pale, sickly. served. At the next meeting the
3111de Blood Bitters makes the members and their friends will enjoy
blood rich, red, pure—restores perféct an apron and necktie social. A line
' lienlth,‘ . time is promised. ‘ ‘
in the Lengthen-
lug Autumnal
Evenings
The United El 71,.
Light 8: Water o;
wisitAf' escmmANoA 1m. 7TH
MONDAAY. TUESDAY AAAND
' 4 7 WEDNESDAY
e
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H. B‘ ‘ 1; _ 3 ‘
Motion Pictures
Matinee. Cally '2:15 p. m. '
, _ EVENINGASL ' .
Two Pertonms'ncee—1115A-9: 15 4p,
First performance seats reiser‘i’red.m _
Matinee and second pertormauce
rush seats.
A Written Guarantee
Frequent regular entries in your South Nor-walk Sav- A.
high Bank A-pass book are a. strong. written guarantee a:
, aloet trial; which ma'ywulrk in' your pathway. , "
A . What other guarantee have you that you will he 111111111
1 from them?
'The time for you to sass Inch '3' is net sitter ”161th 11a
’ no settle mete difficulties nor. when quiet in motor-MA
and lie rest of, the , world memes .our country’s peas
. 1- life battles areal‘ie'nd or
“Qt _' .-
'P'°1ude~l‘emro he Minuetto _
lQ'linlft'e'i: 0011331110 WWW?“
Ansell-alts messaged '1'; {1.3:
114.11 Quartet-«Holy Night ..... ... Holden'
Postlude—«Dgértoire in G.
the S‘epteinber insisting of the ell-rt. E Werner;
ford district, communion services will '4”; allevfmflltyr'l‘he Celeb'flllon 0‘ sinner went into the matter with the
s the H!!! 00311111111191! ill 8 unlock: best or 2110th and intentions, but 11
arm of film!!! pig” and sermon at 105 30 was a case of not being posted in re- 4
givé‘ the 9 1'er 8 16mm“ from MI “8' lotion to the provisions oi‘ the char-
N‘m‘ 1’” taken the Boy Scouts, of the; Communion address. ’Rev. C H. Nel- cation mil emulates at ”0‘” ‘8’ vices ter. 1 think the matter has zone for
and a quartette of Sunder.
son. Olson 31nd Wilgmi will sing. All "vvill resume their sessions the third
Scandinavians in South Norwsik’ are 511M”. 111 the mouth.
~ teacher Wand neholere are asked to rection of the. council
govern themselves accordingly.
Triowweme. Siveet Day or Best!
Tenor Bolo~Lile and Light
4 .__‘ 1
day otter 'l‘u'lults 7' 3° ‘ 1n, H54" the department has gone {sliced-l Kidd ‘
in t. Andrews? Sun
hi .19
SOON 1113 111111111"
7 stead at noon as heretofore.
are salted to have the children on hand
'7 oumdalmlnsco 11mm Ellen-
consideratlhn ironl thh heard as this
zines. $11.11;} :
Five Acts'ofVaudeuillc 4
THURSDAY Felony 71114113 . ‘
”'Qh4'”'8A§D£%Q§g “142.314
- ~ ‘ u War-avatar
When:
. ., a“ -~._ g...”
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, his 511111141; board and the street
lee, , A depth-tum; Mr McMahon. said that
'7 fl; WA, ”Minnow as had tied with the corpora- ,
at W 7 ”lion counsel and asked. him tor an
tlon. regular or speclhi for any spec-
in Amman; ehell not, be spent for any
ill, ed purpose; the continued “The
acharter ili’ thet pertlculer is explicit
and thereiors i hold 11m 110‘ money
appropriated to the street department
v ew-s14 YVIH. hlfisou
’1me D-
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Pavements without first obtaining ac-
tiou !)‘by the Board of Estimate. A
‘figflelhm look the floor when
“6731': Tammany had finished and said:
"3 tmtrom that Winn that; the
ol‘fl‘i‘ssi 311.000 to ell-.990
for permanent pavements is an illegal
act on the part or the parties involv-
1- ~- A Bemnxerl ed Now Mr Chairman. there isn't
Grace Church the Rev J Benton any question in my mind but that the
l"61W?- “19 ionrteenth QM: street comr‘ditteeman and city on-
...Geo B h‘
eves! .......
usury, .1...
. WT?” . 91$!!th need for £1th permanent A .54 ,.
enough. No doubt the money will be
The ninjas»: schools or the parish, expended wisely and 1 think the
board should act favorably on 11.1m-
lvidlng the work is done under the di-
There are
imany people of East Nor-walk who
are much put out: 6ver the way the
lstreet in to be paved and the diner-
MWMM. lance Should be settled before the
Prelude—Gravo-modsrstc, tram the board takes action.
ACborel Boasts on 137 .. G. Market Here Matcher B Montgomery st-
tempted: to defend, the street depart
.... .Alex 8. Gibson ment in its notion of spending the
Response-a Lord Hale Me or money He, said the figures of the
Upon Us . ............... . Gibson auditor misled the department om,-
clsls in the amount: at money avail.
................. (A) B, Howley‘pblo for road work Mr McMahon
economy—4.114141111111111 A L. Shohr arose and declared that "there was
Postludewfl‘riumphant March 3 no need to bother with figures it this
Cleo. F. Vincent late date. The phint et issue is that
my” 4 the board voted not to appropriate
517-3811?“ gerbils—Fourteenth Sun; Amoney for permanent pavementsgand
Parpnts,
Music atildorwslk First Church: ‘
3.9mm“?! 9'15 11.111. 94- Paul's laid some. It such a procedure do.
“ya” if 1' m 30- ‘v in, ”mulls: curs again it will take more than four
”:39" an ”mm“ by the '3“- Arthur! votes of the city cauucll to legalire
All! IBherfilau. ht 111111611. China: 3 11.7- .the mm
3 school sfi’fi‘ Street Commiitseman Riordan Ol'
even? '
pulsed why the:- dentin; 111 is
' in Vim 2““. Eu”! With 13 f k
Special attention is called to “941151.111 that under the presercondl-
973$" ath‘glérhllmn “4t Ely Partial .8“ pious that exist along the street it
ay so 0 w ob 1' 9'15 11 Pm" mfl would he very unwise to lay a pave-4
“9"“ meat ‘1va A gnarl); The curbs
are in bad shape and require r‘esetb
‘ “WM defies-111%
. 7 . «that By _
when“ the money is available
$101111 11: situation thought themes
Istreet department had acted one year
street; fight) 11.
man at the 10:30 service. He is one
of. the mosh “sunset speakers and all
menton Van'zant street. ills reason
was that he thought the state high-
. continuing a good road from Winfield
street.» He referred to the notion of
the street department officials as
similar to that of a commission 39W
ernment and added that we have n6!
elected that kind yet M. J Riordan
. A in answering: McMahons charge said
Athst he had oiile rr'ed with Highway
Commissioner nett on the matter
and belwes ensured that his state
way department would have laid one. ~
Auto Bus to Mineoia Fair scrolls =
an.
Rye Beach Ferry.
Tickets Round Trip, including adlnitiionto Fair .
$3.25
Thursday, Sept. 24, 1914
Leave Wootmflorwalk, 7:30 a. 111.; Darien Town Hall,
8 11.111. Limitadg smaller can be accommodated. Those dc.
_‘ go please send names not later than Sept. 24:, to
Telephones, 897, 259 3
If stormy next fair day.
p
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too soondn laying a permanent page A A
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would not entelslhe city 1111111.; . ' ’
A petitionA
dents 95
the pavem _
curb woe read.
1111:; one. . lis- work on Van Zant
' commenced immediate
aerate Lewis stated
entail an enormous espouse
Sweaters. hoavy Shelter kind
_‘ Girdles, pique, linen. venues amdpats A A
'. Walsh, crepe do chine and China sllhAblac wli
1- indiscriminate”
absent Cloth Skim ,7
only r
Your cites?! any
A ‘by several real-AA
on motion of W.” H. flcMshon the "
STUDY lAW
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We'll-eu-
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Till!!! IViSlillli lac-emu TYPEWRITEBS-L. 0.
mm Smith Underwood
Them 1m; cl Ailemlngt'oh, all other
makes, sold rented.
, repaired. Rentals 85
per month.‘ Machines
, 313:1! 11835 per month.
11 enedict News
me are argued . more 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn.
I’m-m
Immunity Sentinel Wants pay.
Luther M Wht
{Ford Model T, electrhliahu, Alcondltion ... $300.00
41 5 Passenger Touring Cerfnewly painted. Bargain 3350.00
mmwoouonamrsd’o 9111.11. ll'lesz. m1 ’
Auto Supplies, Storage. Firestone, Goodrich, united States Tires.
Lowest prices Special storage to commuters. Storms, tor the day.
CARSTOR H‘lRE DAV WEEKztDR MOHYH. '
’ Rial-IT BY 80. NORWA'LAK STATION
1309 P0” Hartford Runabout. llehe'fifioleto' "rs-issu'olnon..uo “so
Chalmers "36.” 1912 .........i..........v. ,A...._.:.i..... 8750
1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled ..... ..... “59
Repair work guaranteed Fords a Insanity.
VAAST 1110s.,
11 easel-ism or. so. Nenwaur,
b
can!
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frat... 1110.
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l‘yfl/wfl/MIIIUW‘ ~/‘ ”’1'” 'W'.’ J
For particulars apply S. J Keeler. 4‘Loca4l‘
, Stencils street Norwalk 001111., Phone 1103-2 . .. .l
M Morgeuvhau. in. Cm, Auctioneers, 975 Liberty s'tr‘ 7.
‘ New York. Phone 1884, courtland. ,«
Representative.
. ations of people now living is
7 have. known the hole Nick
.Ra’nges made by
Foundry company. '3 '
‘ Some will remember the oath
:not form, first made about 1878: .
others will recall only the 1892.
Norwalk Chronicler