1
i once you my require. Call us on the i
‘, Phorie No. 1230. . .
"Taylor 8. Golden;
. highway commissioner proposals for
ream.» ' .
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FIRE
Ininc~ Automohue. liarglary, misu-
lty. compensation. Fidelity Mill.“ ,__r
hattecsnwriteanykindoflnsur- ~
13(.¢I-,
WUTH NORWALK TRUST GO_
BUILDING. A ‘
I o
O .
Go View ,
—our new Fallt
styles of Soft and
Stiff Stetsons.
Style that you can
recognize as far as you
can see the hat, and
quality that Will bear
the closest inspection
under the magnifying
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Foster have
returned to this city after a most en-
joyable honeymoon tour to picturesque
points throughout New England. They
will reside at 9 Reed street. Mr. F081 :lCl'lS. .
ter resumed hls'duties in Raymond
Bros.’ office this morning. The prevailing StYlC l
, tendency this year is
the higher crown and l
narrower brim—and
"Stetson has certainly
worked out a surpris-
ing ran e of different
blocks ased on this,
model. 5
Soft and Stiff Stetsons- l
including a very interesting j
display of Simon Se f-ron-
—South Ends 1's, Norwalks. Amuse-
ment Park, 3 p. m., Sunday.
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson and Mi-
chael Sheehan spent yesterday morn’
ing on Calf Pasture Point in quest 0!
the plentiful snappers. Both fishermen
made unusually large catches of good,
sized fish. Flatfish were caught as'
well as snappers by this party. i
The members of the Poinsettia;
Club of New Canaan, wore entertained
by First Selectman John H Bebre at flirting Derfiiey.
'l‘he Knob South Noraalli Saturdm,
evening. A jolly good time 1111s 1111ng & St
and the usual after- dinner speeches, Ogers evens
Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
——Household furniture all kinds.
were appropriate for the occasion. ,
JCmings’ auction, Saturday. l
, s
W
Judge John Keogh, of South
N0, has established his headqilnrters in
walk, was named as a member of the “M" 90111313118 barber SHOP. on WRSIW
committee on resolutions at the Dem-138m“ street, where all [2" ”3990““?
ocratic contention in Hartford, lastgw'v?” may consult him Hm“ ‘0
night. He represents the Tw-enty their being made a V0“??-
sixth Senatorial convention. Senator "—
Hani’ord S, Weed. of New Canaan
“will represent the district as a mem-
ber of the state control committee
, 'Barge 114,wltl1 a tliousand~§ard§ of
sand is discharging at R31 mond
Brothers‘ wharf. ‘
Have you paid the tax on your notes
and bonds to the state treasurer yet?
people come in when It is too late and
ask to have this olaswofmroperty ex-
e.mpted and the exemption dated back
lbeiore the first of October, but he is
not able to do this, Better a few days
that one day late. Why not at-
Edward S'. Roberts.
It is possible that some of the bicy-
cle thefts that have occurred in this early
city during the past few months mayimml 10 N 30W?
be traced to two men 11ho were ar- .treasurer
rested in New Haven yesterday and, ""’
are said to have confessed to whole I Dancing Instructor Samuel 0. Pollev
sale thefts of bicycles. The prisoners W“ 1“ attendance at the Huntington
are John Rogers and Jean Di Bag“ Normal School of Dancing, yesterday
game, both colored, The New Haven afternoon, and spent the evening danc-
police say' that one of the men has log at Madison Square Roof Garden.
admitted stealing 150 blecles in var The for trot and the new variations on
ious parts of the state since early in ““3 ”“139 "9 VOW popular and (“8
August V placing the tango and one step All or
_._.__._ M.r Polley' s former pupils
The time for filing with the state to take these lessons, absolutely free
of charge. Pupils are now being .re-
the contracts tor the construction or ceived tor the winter term, which
the state road between the Sugar Hol opens Tuesday. at 29 Monroe street.
low road and Ridgefield and portion;
of the Danbury-New Milford trunk
highway expired yesterday and State
Highway Commissioner Bennett 11011 tin. of Silvermine, [Mrs Rachel
has the bids under consideration It .
is expected that the contracts will be Potts, 0‘ N3}: Canaan, Mrs. Augustus
awarded within a few days. as the Pelham, 0‘ \oroton. and Mrs LeRoy
highway demnmm has expressed it Monroe and daughter. Miss Lucy, . of
self as being anxious to have both 33:83:: 21:1“ 51:85: flagging?
«izzzhcnmpleted With all possible dis Pelham, of No.8 Trinity place, South
Norwalk on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry A. Austin are expecting to spend
the week-end with their niece, Mrs
Mr. and. Mrs. Henry A Austin, of
North Western. N. Y.: Mrs. Annie But-
terry and her father, Webster W. Aus-t'
-—South Ends vs Norwalks. Amuse-
ment ”Park 3 p. m., Sunday
Peiham.
. - in; I 7 , . O a ;
Your Savangs Are Essential
There are a good 111 any nonessentials in this life—things
that you can do withmt easily enough.
But a» ssvmgs account Is-bytno means ona‘ot them. Your
'firs‘t‘duty is to have a little money ~ahead. By cutting out
, some at the non-essentials—you know what they are in your
, own case—you can have this essential at the 7
a
5 mNoamiiSA "if“
“‘2 new ~
in: ‘61 Ghee Breach Lodge, Knights oi
,Pythias, was held last evening. Rou-
,walk after spending the past few days
present were: Mr. and Mrs. E. J Sims. the country on a bicycle.
er and Mrs. Seymour Curtis Mrs W man of Portland, ore” yesterday pass-
Jeremiah Eagan. Democratic regis- plan to enlarge the pulpit platform:
, . ‘. trar of 101er“ the 8800M district,,anome,
Treasurer Roberts says that pooh yeart
are Invited 1
A.l
Albert F. Gehebe
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Mltd Hag
Miss conic lac of‘gouth halt“ " ' E, n a. "
walk, spent Sunday visiting 'triends on
PARTY III DISTRESS
Mead avenue. Port Chester.
STAMFORD, Sept. 17. ——Atter a
struggle throughout the night In try.
1113 to keep their powor boat Dorothy
afloat, Mtgmnd Mrs. William Hunter
William 3. Wilcox. the real estate
and insurance man, advertises tor a
tract of $10 or 30 acres, suitable
for building in
_...:_.......
The regular weekly business meeté b’mugnfr litre
terrible marl
itedrporurfiy‘ to
City Island. -
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter had enter-
mined at party or friends from Nor-
walk, and after issuing the letter at
Mr. and Mrs. John 1911ch hay/enlist city. were returning along the
returned to their home in South Non-Sound The ”081-41 “WHO” 0|“-
rane upon a ledge off Sound Beach.
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGinn. 0:13? effing; Yflfmggnfifirsyfmring ,
Locust avenue P0" Chestel‘. lpump and to bail. to pre1e'11t the
lDorothy (rom sinking. Mr. Ford. who
ncej. The
red. “th sent
tine husihess was all that came up tor
consideration. . . ,
‘ Mrs. Charles M. Raymond. of North is the mmg‘
avenue. entertained at" dinner at the; is spendingty‘ lo
-Iie noticed thev aDorothy in tr B
NorWallr Country Club last 91 suing.
Her invited guests. numbering seven.l align?“n°;£‘€;§a::'t駑.nd‘ng mo“
were celebrating the thirteenth wed-.
ding anniversary of the guests of ban
or, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sims: A very-
delightful evening was spent. Thosel
TRAVELED THREE YEARS ON
BICYCLE
Atter three years' traveling through
John E. No!-
H Gomez. Westfleld. N J Mrs C M ed through Stamford ”With an out-
Raymond and Charles E. Miller.- . Int weighing in pounds, Norman has
‘ —- {covered nearly 5,000 miles He left
William Owens, Benjaml Kindil- Oregon in October. 1911. on his bicy-
ten, William Murphy, and Ralph. cie with the purpose of visiting rela-
Minor, all oi this town, journeyed 10' tires in the East and has been in
5°“ “Wmmi °“ Sunday' “1 ”"0“ most or the 1113 cities through the
ens' automobile, and all report having northern m" of the country
had a fine time. ——-Port Chester Record. __ __ _ ‘ _
A new and modern Xray machine,
h b t ll di tle Norwalk 303- i ' 0
lpl‘tiihee’i“h‘1iuiu:wema’c‘hiiie was exchangfi lee the Ch‘ld ‘
O
a Fair Start - .
ed for the old one. which was tonndl
not able to meet the demands of thei _
Poor vision handicaps a My
'11. There is no excuse for
institution. This addition to the equip
ment adds greatly to the ofilcicncy oi
the hospital; neg fitting a child: eyes We
“'— have an OCULIST to care for
our patrous' eyes. Let , him
advise you!
llllllllcll GIMPMGN
0F,‘00Idhiillll0llil818 THAMER _
' ""‘""‘ ocuusrs AND coriclANs
A business meeting of the membemi 87 Atlantic Square. sumtord. Conn
'1';
of the South Norwalli Congregational? 0P." But. Evngo. Est. 13,7.
Church was held last evening. ‘
r. .. . .. I s ‘
A resolution was passed that the ___J _..._T_ 4,31,-..“ ..a...
M,
Teeth Like Taxes
There are three things. 'wei
must face. Taxes. Toothache
and Death. Not one in a thou-
sand escapes either. The sherc
lit collects the taxes: your
health M (9;, your teeth. See
. Dr. J. H: Mallory
1| so. Main 8'... lo. Nomik.
have him fix that
business committee carry wit the
resolution authorized the
business committee to carry out the
plan for storm windows voted that
a committee at three be appointed to
.express appreciation of gltt of light-
ilug from Mrs. John ll. Ferris; 1oted
lthat the second service from October
41b to December 27th. he a vespor ser-
vice beginning std :39 p. m.; resolu-
tion' that a committee of ‘llve be ap-
opolnted by the pater to carry out
the plans ibr anniversary week in
November; resolution that the Wood
ward avenue branch be perpetsted,
the pastor and F. E, Thompson ap-
point a committee of eight male mem-
bers of the church, and seven men of
the community to formulate plans to
make this branch permanent-.- resolu-
tion approving plans to aid in the
work of! the Brookside branch: reso-
lution that a committee be appointed.
comprising the superintendents oi the
Sunday School, two deacons and twot
deaconesses. to adjudicate the work
6! the church and its branches.
‘2!
decaying
tooth. Now is the time.
nouns: o A. u.‘ro s P. n.
suucAvs sv Arvomrnsur
, .. .
‘ INSURANCE
. wide t P ‘
The question of the perpetuation of ' 3;; [Wighmd‘n's 27111111111130
the Woodward avenue branch or the “on, Liability, Marineand Auto.
:church is left to the opinion or the mobile.
committee appointed to consider this
proposition. The Brookside church is
not a branch of the South Norwalk .
Congregational church. but is conduct.
led under its auspices.
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
Stenmsiup Tickets.
.I. M. Layton 81 Co., Inc.
REAL ESTATE .ANDRENTS. ,
5 Railroad Ave. 8011111 Norwslk.
of New Pink. were rescued today material "to coler’fl» space you want
by E: g. Faro gflfiound Beach. and to close oft. Put 3; your cladding,
neoover from their then nail cm the Bishnprlc
',-'_was The wall is ready at once for any
to- kind of decoration. It will she you
a startling demonstration of the saw-
T’el. 981-8. 6 Sam-log Ate.
1" g
. .1111».
-, _ :«eeaimrrsneams. 19:1
5;
.‘1‘ A 9E 51'?
..t .I,,,,. . 1.
151: 1r son nouniisc rmrr. '
’I'IOYS.
You can demonstrate the Superh-
ority o! Bishoprlc Wall Board over
the old, costly Iath-and~plaster con--
struction at little cost the next time
you tune a partition to build. ‘ ‘
Just go to any Bishcopric dealt
and get ennuah 10! tlll: wonderful
Board.
in; in time and money over the old
way or plastering walls and ceilings.
G H. Alsthctpe. Agent
Leave West Norwalk. 7
8 a 111. Limited number can
Tires ' Vulcanized
, ‘ mite 3t".
rk 11d c capcst prices.
A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the tithe. Work called
for and delivered.
If stormy next fair day.
Auto Bus to Miueola Fair across
Rye Beach Ferry. '
Tickets Round Trip, including adm'ission‘to Fair ..
Thursday. Sept. 24, 1914
airing toga please send names not later than Sept. 22, to
E. T. BATES
Telephones, 897, 259-3
, , ~-' _._...
«L,
. $2.25
:30 a. m.; Darien Tawn Hall,
be accommodated. Those de-
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
~'*'
. New
Hotel Mahackemo
BARGAIN IN
Luther M. Wright
USED CARS
SOUTI-Ii NORWALK.
Ford Model T, electric lights, A1 condition . .
.....‘...........ssoo.oo
Breakfast, Luncheon
and Dinner '
1 5 Passenger Touring Car, 110wa painted. Bargain . . ...... 5350.00
AT POPULAR PRICES.-
1 Pope Hartford. a revelation in power and speed.
Arrangements May Be Beds
for Banquets or Other Social
Events.
JAMES RILEY, Proprietor
CHALM?
FALL DAYS
ARE HERE!
WINTER WILL;
sum on 11111111
Electric
Lights
* Will “Add
Lowest prices, Special storage to
RIGHT BY 80.
:11109 Pope Hartford Runabout ....
‘Ghsimers ”86." 191} ..
<o‘—".‘\"‘.«"
VAAST
TE L. 1360.
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m .
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE.
“ Auto supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, Unioed States Tires.
.cAns FOR suits on warm on MONTH.
FOR DALE
, 1ng Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled 1.-
‘R'epair work guaranteed. Fords s speNalty.
17 CHESTNUT 81'» SO. NORWALK. I:
V £m , s . ‘ ‘ “
1H,,W1‘1 ‘1‘ ‘\‘\C q.
ERS 1915.
commuters. Storing tor the day.
NORWALK ‘TA'VION
.IOIeueoo‘ surest-1n vs- no...
I-ooo-Ison Ill'lCIol .........
83511
3750
9450
BROS,
WyW—a
m,
v,vaUUM-IJU,
-UldU’UUU-‘vlyu,
Light &"Water Co.
’ ' 1.! ~ ,
0 R i; _ HOME SITES
To Your Home {.3 ROCK LEDGE GARDEN
in the Lengthen: g;
mg Autumnal f;
Evenings. iii dairies: .3”.‘.l..f .. 3
.. ‘ . - . g; M. erqorgenyigifi, £105:.,18%uctic%ne:tlis, dos Liberty Street,
The United Electric 1" °‘" 4' “ ““
‘\“‘- “‘\‘ ‘\‘\-"\‘\-\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\-\‘\“-\‘\‘\‘\
‘/-/-, B -1-1-/';'/-, ~(-,J
Household
Utilities ,_
Al: Special Prices “
, Saturday Only ‘MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
Hoyt’s Theatre
WEEK BhGlNNING sat-1734111 ‘
. WEDNESDAY
5c Lighthouse Cleanser. .5 cans, 19c . ‘ I
$1.00 guaranteed Alarm Clocks...79c Five AClS 0f vandeVllle
50c Rayo Barn Lanterns ..... .....39c' .
'100 Remmer‘s Peroxide Bath Soap AND
.......... ......».......3 clkGO, 250 r - '
5c thin blown Table Tumblers. MOtIOII PlCtheS
m1... . 6 for 19s ' ' 2
25¢ Earthen Ware Covered Cham- ——---
bers ................... .. . .. . .100
MatlncesDailyl 2:15 p. m.
“ EVENINGS:
Two Performhnooo-r7=16»9“l5 9.
First performance at night seatsm rc-
10c extra fine quality Toilet Paper,
. roll or package. . . .3 for 19c
E Z Fruit Jars, with glass top, quart-
size ............ ............6c each
98c blue and white Enameled Pres-
Ito‘osse
erving Kettles. 1,0 qt. size ...... ..79c served '
Iberiarge size Ammonia. .71: bottle “”1999 and second~pcr10rmanco
$9.50 loo-piece American Porcelain rush seats. ' ,
Dinner Sets .. $8.99 '
10c Handled Market Baekets......._8c THURSDAY FRIDAY AND
. 31. 50 oblong Wash “Boilers, made or. gATURDAY
heavy tin, with copper bottom. $1 .192
“13.33"” 3131333133.“... Helen Page Stock Go
2 gallon stone Crooks, with cover. .291: ' ‘ P119563“
Over Night
Matinee Friday and Saturday 2116, p.111.
as West Whhihgton 81..
The City National‘Ban‘k
JACOBY’S ALWAYS
Fall Showing of
Suits, Goals
and Dresses
Competent ofilciais are always
ed attention to your affairs.
—-t}ive credit to- those worthy
have yours. ‘ , . ,
The successful business man knows the mine of a Bank whjch is
not only sale and secure. but also accommodating.
—We safeguard money entrusted to our keeping
~Provide tor the expeditious transcation oi business.
Among the personal accounts on our books, we would be pleased to
ON DUTY l
on duty here, ready to gi1e any need-
ot it
4—..—
fisfiih"“rvrawn1‘rsns—u :c:
Smith. Underwood "
Remington, all other
~ 1 - makes. sold rented.
”repaired. Rentals 86
per month. Machines
. - sold (I 35 per month. ~
» l‘he Benedict News
store 48 Wall st. Norwalk Conn.
ourIIeIIlrInlIlIs-llsnnu 1
H ' w'ALL erases-g.
hold strength in
.drowninge
Swimmers
rosenc otherwise
. would result.
So with your Fhiances. Keep .
them in a flood tide condition. '~
by ‘sinrting an ACCOUNT. .n ' "
Our watclmord “AT YOUR
SERVICE". .
Fairiield County
Saying s Bank
“.—
mom: sons HAVE THEIR
BOOMS.
county Caucuses Endorse Candidates.
. I (or ticket.
mars-011p. Sept. 18 .-Tho eightl
county caucuses held following the;
,adlonrnment or the convention for the
slow ondomd "some favorite sons
and. th ’ and‘devetopod. in some
.I'Homc‘? Sale Free ‘
7 A deposit or one duller to
open an ”count in our Savings,
dorsements. lone wins for Albert 1":
. Phillips tor secretary or the state; the ,1:
other was Senator Hantord 8. Wood _
'0! New Cannon for lieutenant -gor- 1:
order. Phillips’ name will be present-r
oil by Judge Charles D. Lockwood ct; ._
Stamford Judge John Keogh oi Nor-7;.
talk will nominate Senator Weed.,,
The caucus was harmonious through- ‘1
out. Thomas M ‘Cullinsn oi Bridges,
port was chairman. hd 111m Kelly; ,
Norwalk Chronicler