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ANHSTlilT 9F PAV- Il Gale Baptist Church. rsn rr FOR nrnmxo Pmrl- J V
1 Program. 1105's.
lug '. V‘I l‘NT STE Opening—Choir. If“! trig gemonstrate the Superi-
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l geripture 11:,de J' Fuller, the Old. costly lath-and—piasier con.
Murillo Autonomic, Burglary, Liabli- (Continued from PM, Page) foyer—4} Johnson struction at little cost the next time.
m as... nutlo Fidallt Bonds in l Singing—Choir. . you have a partition to build.
' no a. y ' A petition, signed with the nameal Rec“’“°“"‘m§ie Bryant. “5‘ 3° ‘° any Bishcl’llrlc ““3
not we can write any kindtot lnsur- . . Whig—Mpg V G co m ”5 Eel enough of this wonderful
of every property owner on Van Zanti , - - . In . miner“! to cover the “In“ you want
n“ you my "“1“!” 0““ '1' on the street was read. This thoroushiarel. 8°10'I‘M1" V9“ “”150!!- to close oft. Put up your studding, ,
Phone No. 1239. was called the coming main street of figmn‘m“ 33°19 Bailey, 3:?“ "all on the Monrlc Board, Join thfl
growing East Norwaik, and it was lie-1 ' 9‘ 5"”l’S-\R. Dunn, hi “it '5 ll ready at once {or any .
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T l G l d mandod whether Nor-walk or South; Solo Mrs. E. 0, Powell. a :mmlngfizrggggugfiorgtfi‘x “’3‘: SterllngR-ingCCIUb
fly or & 0 en Norwalk residents would stand. for a' Recitation—Miss Grace Butler. in; in time and money over tho-old _ J
‘ How’s the time to reach road being constructed in this man-I Easing—M21 11- King. “y at plastering walls and ceilings. ‘ ‘
IOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00. out and grab the new ner in their districts l “mmn- ’5 Fannie William. HI‘ ' . R
‘ BUILDING. 50‘“ felt. I B. K. White, J. H. Rundle. spark”! Solo—Miss Gertrude PowellI C! Als‘horpe‘ Agent . . H J I anges
W a-w ,. ., You nevcr felt anything ‘ St. John and William H. Snlmn ail-i Ream-””3 1- C‘m- '1“ ”7% 8 Seal-low Avo- .
more comfortable 0n pear-ed before the council and voicedl ReellallOD'—M185 Minnie Bailey, —— —_ -- - _ 16 50 to $100
your brow than our the sentiments of the property-owners: 5°10‘Ml'3- 3- Hatch. ° '
Wilson'at $2 and $3-—or on Van Zant street. when they deCIar-‘ melml‘0n“MlQ‘ R- J- Hall Tn'es Vulcanized ‘
[Stetson at $3.50 and $4.13.: that a pavement 27 feet wide, leav-l Refidlfl8‘*Mfl. James Nimmo. . . . ’
Other styles from $2 ing a foot and a half of a dusty. till-r :zlfimnnbiaMomtIlnskf-lar Quartet . Bring your vulcanizing to me. Ste r 1mg F lll'flltlll' e CO.
‘0 $5 Banllary and ““18“” '3‘" 51m"? "“3 “1°“ er " Best work and cheapest prices. 127-129 WASHINGTON or.
The n8w Fall derby is most unsatisfactory, and they wanted; Reading—Mrs 9- J- SEbree. A full u” of tires and tubes on so
also here, but more the Job done right if at all. and tileI ReadlnPMi“ Slew‘l’d- hand all the time. Work called UTH NORWALK
about that later on. road constructed from curb to curb. I' 301°”Mi55 ”“159 M9Cl91lfln- for and delivered.
Give us your hand—the - City Engineer George W. Sherronf Reading—Mrs. 0_- iockheart, \
new gloves for Fall are explained the situation. He said thatl SolOr-Mfli- Wm- Mackey. R b t G
ready. it was absolutely impossible to build Rockwell—Ruth Hines. 0 Cl' regOl' y
. the road the entire width of the street‘ SOIWMI‘S. G. W. Johnson. ,
’ \ V R0 ers & Steve because of the condition the curbs are l Reading—H. G. Howard. 7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
Allen Betts, of Norwalk. was a vis- g “S J in, and because of the fact that thel Reading—Mrs. L. P. Bailey.
itor in Stamford yesterday. 7 street varies materially in width. ‘He Solo—Mrs. Turner Dickson. ‘ '* "
Norwalk and So. l\orwnlk. l Solkaeome mm
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Fred Mink.fof Danhury, spent yester- “ “““““ ““ M“ —" I27 feet wide, as proposedl until. the‘I Remarks—Row G. J. Sebree. , New u 0 . I . —»
day visiting riends in Norwalk. - Oscar Schultz, who is now making street was laid out, and a uniform Committees—lira George Chatno ' A t B“ t M I F
-~—+- " ready to open up his new meat market. width. the entire length of the street, l and Turner Dickson HOtel MahaCkemo .. S O 1080 a alr across
This morningiljjge load of beauti- in Main street expects to be ready for secured , . , . ,. ., . SOUTH: NORWALK R B h F
ful muskmelons were WWI“ mar-I business tw° weeks from today l Harold Rundle out several quell-I ll, . -i ~ ~-r. - - - . , .. ' , ye eac erry.
ket from Wilton. tions to the ”fly ‘ i‘ig. ne‘er in InswerJ ‘ 1 BreakfaSt, LilllClleon , ' 3
Tickets Round Trip, including admiss' ion to Fair . . .. $2.25
--——— +WJ' B Meek“? 3'90“” v .. lng Mr Shermn explained the streetI Now is {he Time
Thorn Donnelly, of Harstrom's is the guésbe'w ”is. 'David W. Ray- departments plans. He stated that:
and Dinner
school, is spending the week end with mond, of West Washington street Sec. . to attend to your children's eyes. I I
relatives in Boston. 0nd district. after the 27 feet had been Md' 1ti School time brings extra strain on AT POPULAR PRICES hurSda Se t 24 1 .
had been proposed to go back at a ti . A" M B H d , . ,
~ later date and construct a gutter lgm' ii i t l h dl f gagging, Bythere Sogil .
Richard Jennings, of Noriialk, is After enjoying a pleasant week's either of brick or cement after the} cor vson a no ony a an - or nqu or a e .» . . . . - ..
spending the weekend visiting friends cation Daniel Keywortll will resumaa street had been laid out. l cap. but a menace to their health Events. L aVeIVI/fit Norw‘lki‘ 7-30 3- mu Danen Town Hall,
in New York city. . his duties at the stamp window of the Councilman Michael .J Riordon. l and “will? IST i 1 JAMES RILEY; PrOprietor 83. m. Limited number can be accommoda‘ ted. Those dc.“
' S th N hi hi ' Our 0 ‘ L' (a reg stored p ly- . I
on orw k post oiiice on onday :‘oc mmlttee on streets, stated that ill aiclan) will advise you. String to go please send names not later than Sept. 22, to
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M158 Alice T3310“ “1‘0 has been g :the protestants would have a little paw
spending the summer in Westport, has I I .
. , Samuel L. Witmeyer, manager of the tience, they nould certainly be satin THAMER . FALL D A
returned to her home in Brooklyn.
National Biscuit Company, on North fled with the street when finished
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Tl , - f C k-' -Mnln street, has resumed his duties in Councilman Riordon said that the un . '
,8 regular ueekly meeung 0 oc paved portion 01 the road can be ce- 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn I . \ . .
. t . that lace after en 0 in a short but
“‘08 Tribe. 1‘0. 33- 1' 0' R' M" was pleasllllnt vacation. j y g mooted next year, and Joined to the Open Sat. Evngl. Est. 1897.
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held “mt evening El“! ““0: “I: nu ' l27 min pavement in an effective and l .
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ber 0f applications or mom 8"st A large class was present at theI “”3!“er “35“” -~ W“ —" " 4'“ "““ "’ WINTER WILL Telephones, 897, 259'3
. bu lness was transact
taken Routine s Iopenlng last evening in Red Men‘s Councilman Harry W. Mather said
ed. ___...._. . Hall of the new school of modern danc- he thought the street department was Teeth Like Taxes SOON BE HERE! If stormy Mxt fair day.
ling started by Mrs. John H. Wellle and a little ahead of itself, and that the
"30“" Ends ‘5- “man“ Am” Miss Elizabeth Megibhen, of Castle proper thing to have done before » ' ,_.._—_—. .
mem .,Park 3 p m’ Sunday House, .‘ew York. “out was started was to legally lay . , . . . . . . tun . . III . .-. _. . -. . . . . . . . I .
...___ II Ithe street out, establish a grade, and There we three things W6 El r . . . . . . ...... I ..... n. .I.l.l:III.I.I.I.I.I.I.I‘I.III.I_I.l:l.
Fifth dlSlrlcl Republicans are ‘0 On account of insufficient evidence not the curbs; thus obtaining the de- must face. Taxes, Toothache eC rlC
meet. at Reliance Hook and Ladder Jacob Simon. of Bayonne, N. J... who sired uniform width that the street and Death. Not one in a thou- ' . ‘ “I er M. Wri h
COlllDllllYS Y°°m§lv RO“'3Yl°ll- 0“ Tues- was arrested, yesterday noon. by onl-I could be paved from curb to curb at road escapes either. The sher- _ v . g
day evening, for the purpose 0‘ consid- Icer Charles F'. Page. on suspicion ofI one time without delay or dlfliculty. ill? ii i th tax . r
ering campaign plans. lbelng connected with the attempt to Councilman Henry J Hipson agreed co cc 3 e 89' you lg - S ’ BARGAIN IN U350 CAR8 '\
—-— — «break open the telephone money box with Mr. Mather on this point. but no health 9‘" 10" y°‘“' “9““ 39° . ._
Salvation Army Evangelist Carrie in the railroad station of the First dis-' stated the work had now gone toIol ' - ” . Ford Model '1', electric llthl. A1 condition , $300M
Wilbur, formerly Of South NONMK' I.,trlct was allowed to go. Ifar. and the only thing to do was to Dr. Jr H. Mallely W1“ Add , _
and at present residing at Norwich. .——-——- Innisb the twenty seven foot wide :10 3o. Main 61.. so. Nomlk, 1 5 Passenger Touring Car newly painted Bargain . 335009
(‘onn.. between her appointments as émncmgI Red Menu Hall. Upper; pavement, and re- pave the 1 1-2 guts have him fix that deco lng' . . r I . .... ,
an elniigelist, has been engaged toI Norwalk. Sat. Eve. Admission 25g lter later. After a short talk among . y CHEER and
1 Pope Hartford: a revelation in power and speed.
speak at the North Wilton church on like Van Zant street petitioners this tooth. Now is the time.
. Sunday, September 20th. I Mrs. May. official inspector from wasI agreed to and the aforementioned I HOURS: . A. M. To a P.’ M. COMFORT
Meriden. Conn. was present last even- Iresolutlons were drafted by Council- OUNDAYI IY APPOINTMENT - _ ,
Constipation causes headache, ing at the meeting of the Womans' Re ,man Hipson and passed unanimously
nausea, dizziness. languor. heart pnl- lief Corps. Douglas Fowler POBl- MTS- by the council
pltation Drastic physics, gripe,I May inspected the members' work, andI The only other business brought be. __ . . . .
sicken weaken the bowels and don't expressed her entire satisfaction, At ,l’oro the council was the teadlng of ' ‘ CH ALMERS ] 1 l.
cure Doans Regulets not gently and 6 0'01”“ a most enjoyable “We" was the report of the Cross street free-1n the Lengthen- g
cure constipation. 26 cents. Ask served and the 900‘“ “me WW“ ‘0‘ “holders Se tember 30th has been set INSURANCE o . ’ .
lowed made the evening a singularly for a hearixng on this matter. I lng Autumnal I “LIGHT SIX”
your druggist.
pleu‘m‘ we _ OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR :8 Hang,
An exceptionally pleasant entertain-f . . Fire, Infra. Accident, Plate ' ‘
ment was enjoyed last evening at the: A large number 0; pupllg have “I DRY WEAgliisAFFECT'NG " “m'm‘bvll’l‘tkmfl: 00131173188- Evenlngs. Auto Supplies, Storage. Firestone, Goodrich, United States Tint.
close of the regular business meeting ready enrolled at poney a private danc- l The dry weather is having effect on Emu... y,» no on uto- . Lowest prices Special stanza to commuters. Storing for thedsyr;
of Eureka leebeknll Lodge, 1. 0. O. F. ing classes, when the new school opens ,what promised to be the best vegeta- ' - CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK 0R NIONTH,
Games and dancing were indulged in next Tuesday night, Sept. 22, instruct-' bio and fruit season in this vicinity in Sumty-Bonhs. . . I RIGHT BY 80. NORWALK STATION,
- Notaries mu... TheUnlted Electnc ran sits.
and music proved an enjoyable feature or Policy has had six years experience many year, Em“ the shade and
steamslup Tickets. 1909 Pope liartlord Runabout sass
{Dainty refreshments were served. Tile ‘in ,teaching and 1, the only local dnnc- l .
other trees 0 the dr laces are be. 0 I
degree will be conferred on the let his teacher with an authorized and n , 3 p ' Chalmers "36," 1912 . IIIIIII 7
. ginning to 8110“ the eirect of the pro J M, Layton & Co, Inc. 0 . s so
Friday in October, and the director of standard method of teaching. Peoplmtracted drought with a turning of col_ “FAD MATE AND IJENTS ’ I 1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled . ..... . “so,
that degree team has called a rehearsal lell make no mistake by learning to or in their foliage A number of 6 Railroad Ave. Seuth MOI-walk. . __ . Repair work guaranteed. Fords a modality.
for 119“ Friday evening. The 10681 dance at Polley’s new private school, wells in the country districts are dry . _— . ..
members will entertain the grand oi- . at 27 Monroe street. Tel. 1413-2. All and few, streams have anything near . , . if V A AST BR S I I
{floors of the state at their meeting on former puplls wlll be Elven three leg. Ithe usual September quantity of WB- I - ‘ lI ’ ‘I .9 I .-
the lSl. Friday in December. The pro- sons absolutely free of cl'mrgeI " Y TEL. 1 O
. , ’ter. ’ 88 i 17 CHESTNUT 811, so. NORWALK,
posed fair will be held in the near tirI M 0 In I 9 id IOII oyt S ea re I .
ture and things are progressing toward "Had dyspepsia or indigestion for. h thise “10;” 11?:le r sat ill a: I . F ll Sh . f . -.
a successful occasion. years. No appetite. and what I did t a e mos or u citec w WEEK BEGINNING SEPT. 14TH a OWIng 0 - m.p - : _\...I‘\ M‘.-“‘\ ’d“ “mm: ~—
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l on the apples. which gave fine promise
”a- u a ~,~ ,u av,"”’W
:Ivza/a, ~/~/ agar/whit or aria-Ir,
.-_.‘-- eat distressed me terribly. BurdocltI th N r till int - _ _ . , ,
,——Soutli Ends vs, i'orwalks. Amuse-' Blood Bitters cured me."—-JI H. Walk- ‘ 8 man 5 ago. 0W 8V9 y 118 D0 s A A D - S t C ,
meni Park. 3 p. m.. SundBY. N . ' i er, Sunbury, Ohio. . ' to plenty of apples, but a probable dry MONDAY, TUESD Y N “l S, oats I I
rot, and they are sure to be small, be WEDNESDAY ’ A E
cause it takes plenty of rain to make _ ' . -
the apple large, and it is filling out FIVE Acts of Vaudevdle
at justIthis season. Corn will he af- . i
fected, though lightly, as it was well AND
grown before the drought began.
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Farmers are remarking that the case Motion Pictures REBUII'LT ‘TYPEWRITERS—L. 0-
fbrmerly was a drought in the spring; ' J
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and Dresses , I _
‘ HOME SITES ‘ “
ROCK ZLEoGE GARDENS
West Rocks Road, Jarvis and Ward Sts‘., Norwalk.
’ Remington, all other
and summer and plenty of rain in the ——-—- makes. sold, rented,‘ . SATURDAY, SEPT. 26th, 1914
fall. This year it appears to be just I
the opposite, Matineel Dally 2:15 p..m.v repaired. Réntais $5 " At 2 p. in. Oil premises, in;case of rain Norwalk HOtei-
' ‘ per month Machines » - .. t
“M - EVENINGS: sold a $5 per month.
35;?535‘3233 juguluhgia all kinds. Two Per-tormanceo-SI: 15-9: 15 p. m. l‘he Benedict News
a . o . n u y. First performance at night seats ”I Store 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn. ‘
served. . .
Matinee and second performance " »- _
D A E ,S rush seats. ~
V ' l y THuRISDAY. rRiDAv AND
SATURDAY
50C Teas Helen Page Stock Go.
For particulars apply 5. J. Keeler. Local Representatlve, ig
Stevens street, NorWolk Conn., Phone 1103-2 _
M. Morgenthau, Jn, Co., Auctioneers, 95 Liberty S
New York. Phone 1884, Com-timid.
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There are a good in any non-essentials in this life—things
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But a. savings account is by no means one of them. Your.
'iirst duty is to have a little money ahead- By cutting out
some of the non-essentials—you know what they are in your
own case—you can have this essential at the
I The equal or most 60c grades in 1: . , Pl‘ll‘ent' Th8 successful business man knows the value. of a Bank which
strength, flavor and quality . J 0 N. h H0019 Safe FfeeI ' not only safe and secure, but also accommodating. lg
. . so 3‘” STAMPS WITH. EACH vet lg t .. Competent Officials are always on duty hero, ready to give any not!
POUND d 8: rd 5 A deposit of one dollar to ad attention to ’0‘“. M'-
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w... . JI_ ANDREW DAVEY I cry of- an ornamental steel safe . -—Give credit to the” worth! 0! it
. - ‘9 . . , hauling coin or bills. tor hotne- ‘ 1 -Provido for the expedition. collocation of business.
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