and bare it earning liberal C well merited. Lent, despite the warm _teaching is done privately and. any- Home Autom0%o.; B_ it. Mention, Fidelity Bonds, in flat we can write any kind of issue- lilac". you may require. Call us on tie - Phone No. use. Taylor 8. Golden w COUTH. NORWALK TRUST CO. BUILDING. Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh, of New York city, are being entertained at the home of local friends Mrs. ll Buckley announces the engagement of her daughter. Theresa Marie Buckley. to Harold Robelt Bal- lard. , . The Jolly Five, composed of several well-kown ‘Sprlngwood young men. are planning a dance to be given in Arion Hall shortly. M~~ \ The new Main street market of O. F. Schultze will bevinstsiled with elec. trio wiring and fixtures by J. M. Moe!- ler. who received a permit this morn~ lug. ‘ .....z «Mrs, Jennie Kelly, of Broad River. who was struck by an automobile two Weeks ago has fully recovered from her injuries and is able to be about her household duties. ' —_..._._._- ‘if you have funds on hand The South Norwalk Trust 'Company advis- es placing it In Certificates of Deposit interest rates. New issues of securities beingl temporarily interrupted. ' —The demand for Banner Bread ls Try it and be a regular patron ofdganner Bakery, Monroe St. 2 ..‘ James liutéhiilgson, icoldred. ”keep- or or. the .citys Water street dump. hits complained til the I. police. that. Eyes Front and Shoulders Back! The streets are full of men who are swinging along, fiauntil y con- scious o lookin their best in one 0 these new Stetsons that we are showing here for . Fall and'Winter. Soft and Still Stefsons— with the narrower brims and higher crowns that are all the go. And a fine display of the Stetson &9‘-confiming Der- éie: -- lightcwelght, perfect fit from the moment you at them on—Soft hat com- ?o rt with Stiff hat style. Rogers 8t Stevens Norwalk and So. Norwalk. Superb collection of new fall suits at the Boston Store. Examine the line before purchasing N l Meserve has received the con- traCt to do the, wiring for Dr. G 8.. Kendall, in his Elmwood avenue resi- dence. A permit was issued Mr. Me-. serve this morning, An immense assortment imported dress trimming found at the l). M. Read Go. adv. will give you an idea of beliuty’ of these goods. I ...—....— Allnlougii ind gloves are worth from of choice is to be' Their the , boys are Itonlnl‘z him willie he is at wr-lfi. An investigation is under wai'. >_- ...—— Tonight :tvill be held the first annual meeting of the Norwaik Chamber of: 'Commerce in the Town ' Hall. Assembly! Reports from the officers and} from the Vdrious committees upon their years work wlll‘ be predefined. The met-ting is an important one‘ and all of the members and those interest- ed in the work of tile organization should .‘attend Roger A Lion has been appointed organist and choir master of St. 'Pauls church, succeeding Lindley H l 144 to 173 more thiln ordinary prices In thelE'uropeiin market today. (were .ihey accessible) the N. E. Ryan Co. are selling their gloves at' former re- tail prices. Jones 3v. Hotchkiss have received a permit to install a new bathroom in t’11e P. F. Burns house on East ave- nue Work will start immediately The regular meeting of the Norwaik Medical Association-I was held last evening. at the residence of Dr. Wal tcr Hitchcock; Only matters of rou- tine business were considered; after which all enjoyed a collation at the Varney who resigned some time ago. table 01’: their 00118911131 110“ E. M. Jackson has been filling the place temporarily Mr. Lyon has re cently been organist at the Gilbert Memorial church in Georgetown, but previous to being at that place was ,.0rganist at St. Andrew s in Meriden. ‘ tide is an able musician. IPolley' s new ballroom opened last night and quite a number were pres- night All ‘body can join any afternoon or e-v en- his Now is the time to learn as all famous be here October 6th. also McNelly’s chestra will Tel. 14132 for an appointment oristreet. terms, ~ were forced to economize. thought of it before. ,v.’/.’ .v_ When You ,Must, You Can Perhaps it would be a good thing for you if somehow you The war abroad with its unknown possibilities is impress- - ing the impel-lance of saving upon thousands who never - Start a savings account in the South Norwalk savings .1. Bank and force yourself to dove If necessary. Painless extracting is ‘what Dr. Mallory promises you if you want to be rid of that troublesome tooth. South Main street residents have registered complaints with the local' police department relative to barking dogs on that street. The matter has bécn referred to Dog Warden Thom-' as F Walsh‘, who will investigate. plumbing permits. One is for the in. .in Mrs A. Keith's house on 61 Cedar miter. Ralph G Hartley. pastor the South Norwaik Baptist Church, is l in Bridgeport, toda}. where he is in attendance at the convention of the Fairfield County Baptists Association. Important matters of interest to local Baptists are to be discussed. . Wendel Wssali'. whosekeen attaCIi of home sickness resulted in hlsrun- ning away. barefoot, from the Coun- ty Home. has been taken in charge by his brother, of Winnipauk. who prom- ises to give the boy a good home. satisfaction with this settlement; Read Dr. J. H. Mallery’s new on- nouncement in another column. doctor has made recent and import- ant discoveries in dental and extracting teeth painlessly, he says. “makes ’em laugh,‘-' when pa- tients are shown troublesome mo- lars actually drawn without knowledge. tractlng is not' altogether a new idea, the doctor says. but under his system the actual practice is much refined. “ llillillllil m u ' illillilll lllllolll Accused of Shooting Joseph AI? ' Icy Alter Quarrel—Heard in Superior Court Solomon I)ii\‘ld, of Dnn‘onry. was on trial yesterday afternoon at the suc pvrinr criminal court before Judge William J. Bennett. charged with mur- dur in the first degree for the alleg- ed shooting cl Joseph Alley. of Dan- liury. formerly of South Norwalk. De- cember , 1913. David. as silent and immovable as a statue until called over to confer with his counsel. sat in the prisoner‘s dock a marvel of self~posseseion. David had entered a plea of not guilty at a previous hear- ‘ing. It appears that he had had friendiv relations with a woman liv :ing in a boarding house at ll Roe =strcet in Danhurv. Alley. his alleged \Wittlm, was also friendly with her. Early on the day of the shooting Da- vid had quarrcled with Alley. He made an attempt to have Alley 2!!" rested and failing. purchased a re- l\‘oher. lie is said to have shot Alley lillree tithes. twice in the hack and once in the head. Allm li\ed lo days and died of the wounds. Show Plain of [louse C. .Q. Dunbul-y. made plans» of the house oi the instigation of the court and these were exhibited yesterday afternoon. Detective Testifies. William Baker. detective sergeant of the Dnnbury police. testified as to the trouble between Alley and David. and told of David's attempts to have Alley arrested. When Alley offered David 860 for the loss of a watch, re- volver and money. DuVId was advised to accept the money and let the mat- ter drop. David refused, saying that he wanted Alley arrested. Thiscom- pleted the evidence for th day and the court adjournd to this morning at 10 o‘clock. This is the last trial on the docket for this term of the court. and it is expected that case will be brought to a close today. WAR RELIEF FUNDS THROUGH THE FEDERAL COUNCIL. The Federal Council of the Church- es of Christ in America, having re- ceived several requests relative to war-relief funds. would recommend that the members of our churches make their contributions through their own denominational channels when such have been provided. , l In order to meet other cases the ‘Councii offers to receive, distribute, and render account of contributions -1 John ’Mjunros has received two both on and after Sunday, October 4th. for such purpoaes as the relief of 'the dances will soon be started and “wall“ °f “mm 1“ “W Frank widows and orphans. the care of the singing or 1 Komcs house on South street. and the : wounded, the support of religious or- lather for the installation of plumbing, -ganizatlons engaged in suCh work and other similar objects. in relief or the suffering caused by the war now making such want and was among all our brothers and sisters of the na- tions in conflict. . . Such funds will be conveyed ac- cording to the object. which should preferably be designated, to the prop- er organizations and movements through the State Department or oth- er approved channel, including when necessary. the appointment 0 com. mittees in the various countries which will act with the 'Federal Council commission on Peace and Arbitration. Checks should be ayable to Alfred R Kimball, Treasurer, and sent to 105 East 42nd street, New York. It seems appropriate that such re- lief should be rendered in the name of the churches. (Signed) Shaller Mathews. President. Alfred R. Kimball, . Treasurer Charles s. MacFariand, - ‘ , Secretary DIES FROM TRAIN INJURIES. NEW HAVEN. Sept 23. -—Jos§ph Tuckerman, 23. of this city. who was struck by a New York New Hatred- ~ and Hartford Railroad engine non his lni'uries at Ethel. last week. died more hospital today; earrings onions: this sou re a Young Wasaly expressed his complete, The » surgery, ‘ I their . Painless filling and ex- ' Brown. a civil engineers of W fidhwiiil a evening to transact routine business Samuel Ireland, Jr., at 'l‘ates Court. who was operated on at the Stamford Hospital yesterday afternoon by or. Dean Foster, for ear trouble, is im- proving nicely at that institution. the operation being successful in every way, "C. H: AISIII ' Tel. 981-3. Best werk and cheapest prices A full line of tires and tubes on hand all the time. for and delivered. 7Wail St. - Vlilfl‘l-Nfiwgifl‘i‘lfl EL ’ ” iteration: “Union",cb‘ixieneT'l'a'sT Vt 313 rr W}; t'nwn'o P’ift‘rl- ”l “1 F‘OR'I'IONIS You can demonstrate the Superi- ority of Bishopric Wall Board over the old, costly lath—and-piaster corn- struction at little cost the next time you have a. partition to build. Just. go to any Bishcopric deli and got enos gh of this wonderful motel-lei to our er the sp- .ce you wont to close off. Put up your studding. then «mil bathe Bishnpric Board. The wall is ready at once for any kind of decoration. It will gii'e you a, startling demonstration of the sav- ing in time and mops) over the old . and ceilings. Bdnfyo vulcanizmg to me. Work called Robert Gregory Tel. 326-4 r ...—... m—Open Every Night . POLLEY’S ll Private Dancing N School Latest Dances. Also New ‘ Hotel Mahackemo ' SOUTH NORWALK. BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON . AND DINNER - AT POPULAR PRICES. Arrangements May Be Hads for Banquets or Other Social Events. JAMES RILEY, Proprietor Public stenographer in attend- ance from 9 a. m to 6 p. m Two-Step and Waltz New pupils accepted every day. 27 MONROE 3T. TEL. 1413-2 Now is the time to learn. assured. Extract- ins By My Own improved Method if that troublesome molar 18 be- yond treatment, wliv suficr long- er? Come to me. Modern Sci- tencc may sax-‘e it. Otherwise. its c xtraction. absolutely without pain is simple‘. Consultation free. Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. on Sun- days by appointment. Dr. J. H..Mallery 16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. ..-—--._....__.- .. -..“. . .. _. INSURANCE fine, I‘m... Accident. Plate Glass. Workmnn's Compensa- tion, Liability, Marine and Auto- mobile. Surety-Bonds. Notaries Public. Steamship Tickets. 1. M. Layton & Co., Inc. REAL MATE AND RENTS. 5 Railroad Ave. South Nemik. I Hoyt’s Theatte " l , WEEK BEGINNING SEPT. 213T. ~WEDNESDAY Flire Acts of Vaudeville ~ AND Motion Pictures a _-———- Matinees. Daily 2:15 P- m. EVENINGS: First performance at night seats re- served. Matinee and second performance! rush seats. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND’ SATURDAY Presents . A‘r‘l20na Matinee Friday and Saturday 2: 16 pm. EVENINGS: Ono Performnu.......... 8 on p‘. m. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND ' Two Performances—7:159:15 p. m. ‘ Helen Page. Stock Co. ,. 9...... FALL DAYS IT MAKES in: LAUGH ARE HERE! Painless WINTER WILL SOON BE HERE! Ele—cPric Lights Will Add CHEER and COMFORT To Your Home in the Lengthen- ing‘ Autumnal Evenings. The United Electric Light 8: Water Co. «7 JACOBYES' . Fall Showing of ' Suits, Coats and Dresses 6 mi t h. Remington, all other makes, sold rented, . repaired. Rentals 85 ‘ per month. Merriam SDI ”Dar 1 m Ngfigedict News store 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn. - ome 82: shot: ~ A deposit of‘ one dollar to open an account in our Savings Department, will. insure the deliv- ery of an ornamental steel sale holding coin or bills. (or home or office use. Bend tor applies.- . polifom Agent , J”. Spartan Ave. - it‘s "lil'Lrt'rvPEwnrrEnpn ,c " ' Under-wood, L Furniture, Rugs and \ W a. Ford Model T, electric lights, A1 condition ‘— --.-t)...- ‘fd‘ :01; fm“" cam;-v.—N ...... J F or Fine Ranges lcuollooal-slc Lh BARGAIN lN USED CARS . $300.00 1 6 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Bargain . . ...... 3350.00 1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed. Lowest prices_ 1309 Pope Hartford Rmbo‘t ln00s0'UOOOOO'l"'0""0""~‘lal ”5° Ohalmers"36,"1912 1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhaiilsd «50 Repair work guaranteed Fords a specialty. VAAST BROS, 17 CHESTNUT 8T. Children's School Dresses...‘........ TEL. 1300. CHALMERS 1915. “LIGHT SIX” OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR IS HERE. Auto Supplies, Storage, Firestone, Goodrich, United States Tirsp. Special storage to commuters: Storing for the day. CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK 0R MONTH. RIGHT BY 80. NORWALK STATION. FOR SALE. ...-o-Io-oonooo-nou. so. uonwstx 3750 Pumpkin Time Is COAL TIME Let: Us Coal : Have Your Order For the Winter's Supply of ‘ s s a Sweaters, heavy Shaker kind Skirts). large variety . . Harris St Gans Co. WATER 8T, 80. NORWALK. Telephone 721. ., ........ 79¢ M. Moltascll & Son. 120 “Washington St. w— LCKTRIK @\ taleooté We have , fans for sale. Power. 54 Water St.- ”$13.50 to $17.50 several second-hand min Store-210 Atlantic 8L. sumlora. iriahgle, guaranteed iur ever. “.90 ‘ Reliance, guaranteed 5 years. $2.85 Vacuum Cleaners“ Electric Fans. . . . ...sisoo " Electric Wiring for Light and :3 THE WHITE ELL-.CTRIO co. Electrical Engineers and Contractors. South Norwalk, cs. , Phone 842-3., REAL CAR HERE 1915 MODEL Call on us ‘Or, Telephone" 1. Van Zandt Stretil. ' _——_—,.—. _,.,> Ajax Tires REDDY & AYERS Distributors For Fairfield County 1915 O. B. Jackson Optician Everything9 the OIL ticai Line Isa WALL cram NOIWAL‘K. .. anon: m. , :: \" \'
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