E
. Hammett? Best 19. #F‘rn’uk
Gounod. of Boston. formerly of New
Your and Bridgeport. was held hi
Judge Couzhlin in the City court here
‘ VltVI. Compensation. Fidelity 301:“.th on a charge ‘0, embezzling 54,.
“M we can write as kind 6.: lulu-V 000 in cash and $1,300 worth at jewels
'i. “09 ’0“ my run"; 05V“ V“. on m. Vito“ M" m T Luquer. ,0! “I“ C“,-
’ PM“ 240.1230 , . Garland had been named as executor
(Karine: Automobile. Burglary, 1‘1““ yesterday tor trial in the Superior)
- at . einmsn, the min bIl
V‘ id‘s, who is to play a match
at the aster Hotel, on September 28,
with Willie Hoppe, It is 2 balkiine. as?
rived in New York tram Montreal, Can
ada,’lastfhight.' Mr. lumen whi play
an exhibition game or English billiards
o! the estate of Hannah Cross. of this
Taylor & Golden
city. who died last November, and
Mrs. Luouer was the principal bened-
IVOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING. '
.VlK‘ V- .K -V J. H. Berry and family have moved
from Yost street. South Norwalk.
19.5eaview avenue, East Norwalk.
...—p” ...,
~MissEdith Goodclilld, of 75 South _
Main street, has returned home after
spending a month in Toronto, Canada.
Frank Parsons and family have
moved from Seaview avenue,
a. Norwalk to 10 Yost street, South Nor-
walk.
tOK
East V
cisry. The alleged embezzlement was
the withholding oi the estate.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Parsons and .VV
their two children. oiKDanburs, return.
* , ed home this morning having spent a
week visiting relatives and friends in
the Norwalks. .
The mid-week service of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will
be held in the basement of the churchJ
on Thursday evening at 7:46. A large
attendance Is earnestly desired, as
business of importance must be trans .
acted
George W. Gainer, driver for' the
old We“ £13on and Ladder company s
V’truck. started yesterday on a ten
days’ vacation, which lib will spend
h-r' x
at various places of interest on Long V
6islaudf Howard Finch is in charge
of the truck during his abse’tl'c VVVV
The Prohibition conventio
nomination of a candidat
Vgress Vii-om ViVlViVVVé FourthJ D
be held -in~tl’le W. -C T. U.
'V tors in Bfiwep'ort. ne‘iit thrd it ,
t‘ernoon. N. Siré‘rwoo of En
‘Norwnlk, iuVV'Vill be the delegate
this city ‘ .~
The host of friends of Ex~Council-
man George L Oliver will be Blessed .' V
to know that he has recmered tniooly
from his recent operation at the Non V
While not tet'uble .
r ' walk Hospital.
~- to leave the institution, he is.rapid1y
recovering and it will not big g lie-l
fore he will be among his frlénds
once more . . ' i“ /
Detective Sergeant ThomVns Leslie.
eriaud yesterday afternoon visitedV
Stamford and captured Joseph Ma-
calka, of this city. who recently stole
the. bicycle of Fritz Callus, __.ir.. at
West Norwalk. Mscslka this morning
pleaded guilty before Judge Keogh
an”! be was fined $25 and costs and
sentenced to 60 days in jail; _
Latest soft hats. O'Brien’s.
; Governor Simeon E Baidein reap-
pointed Wiiliam,L. Higgins oi Coven.
try and E. H Deming oiK Farmington
. to be trustees or the .GonneCticut'Coh
. any. for Epileptics,~.each to Serve four-
. years from September 16. K'i’hb‘gov-V
ernor also approved the bill Voi’ the
Norwich Hospital for the Insane tor
. the month of August, amounting to
$6. 769. 30 . .
Biscuit
Tempi: the appetite,
please the taste and
nourish the body.
'Crlsp, clean and fresh.
. scents.
« .
ailVVfiw will
to perfect
nht‘ionel strength
. food. .. 19.99“”.
tum. wirnnnnw Alumna”
V , TROOPS.
MEXICO ClTY.Sspt.16—An inci-
dent which added to the enthusiasm
of the celebration of Independence
6‘ Day last night was a telegram from
Juan Francisco Urquldl, Secretary 01"
the Constitu‘tionailst agency in Wash-
ington,to Foreign Minister Fabela, an-
nouncing the intention of the United
States Government to withdraw its
forces from Vera Cruz and v.1cinity
Thousands of copies of an extra ed-
Men of El Liberal. the gmernment
organ, containing the telegram. were
run off and distributed free to the
throngs in the street. The message'-
o.d: “I have the .Vpleasure to corn—
municatey 0 you that President Wil-
son ofiols. y declared this afternoon
that he had alt-ends ordered the evac-
Vuaiion or Vera Cruz " KV‘
Your Savmgs Are Essential
There are a good In any. non essentials in this life—things.
that you can do without easily enough. '3 .V - , n' V ‘
. VV But a savings account is by no means one oi them. Your V
Vfirst duty is to_ have a little money ahead.
, some of the non-essehtle15~you- know what they are in your
VVVown case—you; can hove this essential at the V
VBy cutting out ._‘
V .-__-_-_--_.n
at Maurice Dali’s. this evening, at a
iqusrter after eight o’clock. ‘
The Big Train is running wild.
Cobb has taken all the brakes and
looming in under a full pressure of
steam. When the next ofliclsl bat-
ting averages of the American League
make their way in print the Gemslitl'ruesday, Thugis'dij,
V Peach doubtless will be found In the'
van.
1V A't Boston. last night Sam Langtord
and Battling Jim Johnson. of New!
! York, both negro heavyweights. fOugut
twelve rounds to a draw
TW 0 ten- round bouts which promise to
furnish New York fistic ions with in-
teresting entertainment will feature
the boxing show of the Stadium A. C.
tonight Benny Leonard will meet Joe
Thomas, the New Orleans lightweight
in one oi the stellar attractions, while
in the other the contestants wl'ii be
loung brown and Kid Burns. V
Uuslng emery paper on IVVL ball in
order to produce a sailing client, which
is puzzling to the batter, is a new one.
, Ray Keatins. of the Yanks. tried it on
the Athletics on Saturday with good
results. The Athletics played under
iprotest and Umpire Connolly, who be
lieies it illegal tactics, will take the
Vcase before the American League.
llicating got the idea from a Boston
Red Sox pitcher, who had learned of it
in Clev eland
' Sporting men say it's bunk the Eng
Vlish boxing sheets are handing their
Vreaders when they declare Gunboat
Smith ran out or a match with Young
Ahearn. What the iormer tar would
do to Ahearn in a possess at arms is u
fright.
VRube Marquard will be In possession
got the novel honors of holding both
‘the straight win record of -19 and the
1straight defeat record. that is, provid~V
ed McGraw (Ides not see him first. Ten
‘Vin a row has the Rube lost, which
probably is about he tar as he will
lgo. The next time be weakens he
iwill be canned, and not be compelled
to take his medicine.
Jack Dillon. one or the greatest
middleweights in the' werld when he
is right, has gone back to his old
manager—Sam Murbarger~and the
chances are that Jack will be kept
busy during the coming season. Jack
did not have any trouble with his
former manager. ’Jlnlmy Waiters. but
simply agreed to separate, us Mr. Wei-
ters has a. business in lndiaVuspolis.
and canont get away at will Dillon
has met all the best middleweights
in the country. and has never quilt:
anything of that-kind. It was a case or
first come, first served, with Jack.
However, the Important point is this
-—'Dillon wants it understood that he
is a strong claimant for the middle
weight title, and he stands ready to
post a. [Or-felt of $500 to $1,000 any
ltlme to make the weight. Manager
. Murbargor wired today as follows:
"Will post a forieit of :1. 000 any time
to make 158 pounds at three o’clock
for Gibbons, Clabby, McGo‘orty. Smith,
or, in fact, any oi the top notcbers.
Now“ before Clabby. Smith and Gibbons
claim anything they must settle with
Dillon. for he has as much right'as
any one to the title.‘ The tact that
Mr. Murbarger stands ready to post
such a large sum to' guarantee Dillon’ a
weight is evidence that he is not blur
ling Some time ago Dillon adored to
make weight for Mike Gibbons. but the
letter's demand for guarantee was
such that the promoter having the
match in prospect. called it oli’. Dillon
has made his position plain and it is
up to the middleweights who claim to
be in the running tor title honors to
come across and meet the indlanapolls
champion. During the past yearDillpn
has met middleweights, light heavy-
now on Manager Maubargcr says he
will keep to his class.
LABOR CDWMISSIONER OIIQOSES
S'l‘E' \ ()GRAPHER.
Iiigh’un) Department Applyinllmcnts.
Labor Commissioner Patrick Con~
collet of Hartford yesterday announc-
from the list furnished him recently
by the civil service commisi‘onHto
. succeed Mrs. George A. Pars-oils. who
was Miss J. Belle Cone of Hitrttord.
The winner 01’ the appointment is
Miss EVlleVnV M‘. McLaughlin or South
Glastonbury”. who stood first. on the
list of three names furnished by the
commision. She received it perécntage
. or 91. 38 in the last test that Was giv.
on for sténogrhpherK-cderks.
Severitlf: other appointments have
b on. mails from the eligible diets "of
' the civil service department of High;
wny Commissioner Charles .I. Berr-
net-t“. Patrick Lerner of Sandy Hook
and James F. Bailey of Durham have
been selected as Ioreman of; repairs
«been VanbnihMéMM~boy in the hi
way department. ‘ . V V . V
bled over whom he must meet or
weights and heavyweights, but” use: ‘
Miss 121M. McLaughlin Wins Placer» ,
ed his selection of a new stenogrn'pher -
9.an Fred Fit Kirst oi! aHrthKrVir-d but! 4- "
_ 151%an it Cryonization Win
VArpqge or Erhibitlondom
K for Public. , ,
PAIRFIELD.SePt.16.-- he board
or governor's or ‘Birdcrsft ctuary’
held an normal meeting Huntley and
and :fbnng’ajmr new neat-in '
then It is expected that the we will
be ready for occupancy earfy in Oct
When super-intend Frank Novels new
of Norwaik will move into the bunk.
slow. The sanctuary is intended first
birds and then for the aid: 0:. bird
students who wish to see the birds
in their nose haunts.
Except during the nesting season,
however. others than the members
of the Audubon siVicis-tyl on be slow.
ed to wall the sit—moronic;-v
tain conditions all the' a
511' ,
Sunda. Saturday ‘al’tVemo u ,
children’s day. when the superintend-
out will give his time to those school
children who are members of the
lunior Audubon society and will an-
swer any questions that they may ask
and show them the mounted birds.
Is is hoped In time to colect one bird
of every species in Fair-field county
in cases in the bungalow, by preserw
ing such birds as are found desd,ei-
thcr having been killed by storms or
electric wires. Any one picking up the
bodv or such a bird in sound condi-
lion will hep along the good work by
giving it to the superintendent. who
is an expert taxidermist
W
I’ROHIBITTON CONVENTIONS.
MANCHESTER. Sept. 15.-—-Calls
Were issued by the Prohibitionlst
Sate Central Committee today. for
the Fourth Congressional ditrict con-
vention; and the Twenty first, twenty-
second. twenty third and twenty fifth
Senatorial conventions nt Bridgeport,
on Saturday, Sept 29 at 3 p. m., in
the rooms of the W. T. C. U. At the
same time the probate and represen—
tative com options (or Bridgeport will
be addressed by Duane \'. Griffin of
Granny, nominee for gmcrnor and
Charles L. Bench 0! Bridgeport. no
mince for state treasurer.
BIG FIRE 1N PITTSBURGH.
PITTSBURGH Pa. Sept. 16 —-The
so ven- story building occupied by the
IsogsnGrcgg, Hardware Co. in the
downtown section d the city. was de
stroped by a tire. which broke out1
shortly otter midnight this morning
The loss In placed at $500. 000. '
W—flm W ..—
T ceth and
= Breathing; ,
Hm you termed the bad habit.
of bmthihg through..- your
mouth? If so. you will ruin
.. your teeth and game. This
~ may be sour present troubles,
;.r.;.-'; ii) .l‘ ’heVV tV VV
Dr. VJ. ll. Mailer
. It so. {loin It. Be. Normal);
VxVHe will .erPIain wherein the
_ danger it I: will fix your tooth
KI‘K‘I . enable charge and
start you of! with better habits.
', Hour 0 A. m. ro'e P. M.
. eunoAvK Iv aeromrmsur
INSURANCE
Iv‘lre. “Vic“ Accident, Plate
Glass, Workmsn’o Compensa-
tion. Liability, Marine and Auto.
.moblle.
Surety—Bonds.
Notaries 'Pubilc.
Steamship Tickets.
1. M. Layton & Co.. lnc.
REAL MATE AVND RENTS.
5 Railroad Ave. 8°iith NOPINCIK
-
Hoyt’s Theatre.
WEEK BEGINNING SEPT. 1V4TH
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY
Five Acts of Vaudeutlle
AND
’1 .~ Mum more" 1-
Mdtlns, Daily 2:15 pm. .‘ V
.. levsumosj . .
VVTwo Performsncee-‘I' V
served " “
Matinee V
rush seats. -,.
inspected ‘the worker! tre‘“ Broncos,
.mmple- '
or all for a nesting piece? for} wild 1.
First parrot-manned night VVVVseths re .
Bring your vulcanizing to me.
Best work and cheapest prices.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
Arrangements May Be Had:
for Banquets or Other Social
Events.
JAMES RILEY, Pr0priVetVor
Give the Child
a Fair Start
Poor vision handicaps a bOy
or girl. There' is no excuse for
neglecting a child’s eyes We
113% an OCULIST to care for
our patrons’ eyes. Let him
advise you!
THAMER
ocuusrs AND oo'ri'cmus ‘
8K7 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn
Open an. Ewan. Est. 1897.
FALL DAYS
ARE HERE! ~
WINTER WILL
SOON BE HERE!
m
Electric
Lights
wu Add
CHEER and
COMFORT
To Your Home
in the Lengthen-
ing Autumnal
Evenings.
The United Electric
Light 8.: Water C05
K JACOBYS
Fall Showing of *
Stilts, Coats
and Dresses
.n .
FI‘EVEITET TYPEWRITERS~L o.
'Bmith.” Undenwdon,
KRemlngtVon, all other
makes... sold rented.
"repaired.-
err month. Machines
sold n 35 per month.
‘vl‘heV Benedict News
3V Well VBVt. Norwalk Conn. . ~ ;
.m-muu-nunuInnuns-nu-unuun
A full line of tires and tubes bn
hand all the time. Work called
for and delivered. ‘ . ‘ 0
Robert Gregory _
7nglSt. V : V ; Tel. 326-9 '
_ ...—...} "V V" ' ’VV‘V'
Tires * Vulcanized
TODAY
10in the
Stejrl-ingR '5: aneClub
e
$16 50 to $100
2 resultant... c...
1272129 WASHINGTON sf.
spurt-I NORWALK
‘._
~ Auto Bus to Mineola. Fair across
Rye Beach Ferry.
Tickets Round Trip, including admission to Fair ..
Thursday,
. $2.25
Sept. 24, 1914
'Leave West Norwalk, 7:30 a. m.;.Darien Town Hall,
8 a. m. Limited number can be accommodated. Those dc.
siting to go please send names not later than Sept. 22, to
..ET.
BATES
Telephones, 897, 259- 3
If stormy next fair day.
1
Rentals 35 ,
'f a/a‘znl-K! '4’47/ a I '1
/
--\“V\V‘\‘\‘V~.;\-uV-qugsn‘ ‘_
fig- r'a/a
Jfl
BARGAIN IN usVso cans
Ltlier M Wright
.1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. VVV~BarVgein
......“ $350.00
Vl Pope Hartford. a revelation in power and speed.
CHALMERS 1:15.
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATINGV CAR IS HERE
Auto Supplies, Storage, F‘ireston‘e, Goodrich, United States Tires.
Lowest prices special storage to commuters Storing tor the day.
CARS FOR HIRE DAY WEEK OR MONTH.
- ~RIGHT BVY 80. NORWALK BKTA‘YION,
- V . FOR sALE. -
1309 Pope Hartford Runabout V.
Chalmers “36," 1912 ...........
1912 Maxwell newly painted and overhauled 3450
Repair work guaranteod. Fords a spatially.
VAAST BROS.
TEL. V1V360.
,. HOME SITES 1 I... ..
ROCK LEDVGE GARDENS .
WVest Rocks Road, Jarvis and Ward Sis, Norwaik
For particulars imply S. J“. VKeeler,
Steven's street. Norwaik Conn, Phone 1103-2 ,
M Morgcntlrau, 11“.; Co., Aucti'o‘nee'my 95 Liberty Street”
- New York. Phone V1884, Courtland.
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A1 ‘i-4‘,'/‘. -, J '1- -.VU/VVJ/V-ffl' U; V'.‘ V, VV.'V/-IVV/. Vol V-,:
Home Safe Free
RV deposit ofVV one dollar-V
..opeuVV an account in Our Savlner
Million? coin or bills. VloVrV home?
...;u we;
K njwnl insure the dollar? V:
.ery ~01 an ornamental steel We?
dice use. “Bend for applicali‘ .
V» --—-EXTRA SPECIALS--—- V-
VVDeVVliiC‘iOUKS T3731; Buttel', in p711!“ . . . . . .V..‘ . ... . .I. . . l cl 29¢:
Native VpotaVVVt-OOVS, I4 lbs- 0 o e 0’! Van u s 0'. n n t n - dolor-Isle oV. .1.V .. 21¢
Armour“: Veribeet Roast Beef, No. r‘, a can . ... . . ... . 22¢
VVVVthnV Cainp’ Soups, roccan cutto I ...... 7st:
\
mo
V 8750
-.--s soosloesll ....-
17 CHEBTMUT 3T", BO. NORWALK_ '
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Local Representative, is 9.
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Norwalk Chronicler