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,IlarIIne Automobile. Burglary,1;iabll-
ity. pompenutlon. Fidelity Bond“:
that we can write any kind Io: insur-
:; use you may require. Call us on the
Phone No.12”.
Taylor 8; Golden
NORWALK. TRUST GD.
Nil-amid.
IOUTH'
Always on the Right
Track—our. youth's suits
m. SSomoJof mapattmi are
sittings}! “"9”
11’; earn ‘1‘“
Jextra' smack-me g
the extreme of
taste: Some are ultra
IIadvancod in line and
“thought,” but the con-
seryative fashions are
also here.
Rogers 81 Stevens
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saunas:
151’. 30
125 Washington St.
Optician
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Warranted
Eggs
East indie Tea” Co.
0.15. Jackson
Everything in the optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Pure Lard
123/21.
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Phone 371
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Norwalk and So.- Norwalk.
l Those who are Interested in the
J plan of ornamental lighting for the
The elect1ical commissioners of the' business streets of South Norwalk,
second district met last evening andI are talking the matter over. and am
transacted regular routine business. ticipate calling a district meeting in
I J ’ regard to this important question very
JArthur IuI. Mecure, of Boston, and
Catherine English, of Norwalk. were
married in Hartford“ Thursday.
J
I I Secretary of State Albert Phillipsfoon-
has suspended the license of William?
Gordon Brown. the New Haven man —-New shape Defines O‘Brien's.
. whose' wife and two children were ‘
killed in Berlin. Saturday afternoon, Gustave MeyOl‘thz, familiarly
a-u known as “Deacon." a popular stock
lclerk of the s. N E. Tel. company.
lon Washington street. is confined to
Wilkins. of this his home on Elmwood avenue with
«city. now visiting Mrs, C. \l'. Knight. sickness ”is many friends l0°k 10'
of Rockville, Conn. has sent her 1119- a 5&9ch ”00‘ cry.
—ter. Mrs. l. M. Studwell, Clifford
Hotel, a basket of strawberries pick. .A number of scholars enrolled at
ed from the garden on Fllda). The Policy's Private Dancing Academy
fruit is delicious. ' ‘Ithis week and with the cooler weath-
—~———-—— - ’er coming on, it Is expected that a
In connection with the annual large number will~ enroll next week.
as the result of the collision of bias
tomobile with [an electrc train.
Mrs. William H
a
convention of the Connecticut Wom- . Neon pupils are accepted any after. ,
I LI “an Suffrage association. 1° be held ‘ noon or evening at the new ballroom
Ill“ Hartford. October 22 and 23: 5 on 27 Monroe street. Phone.1~il3-2
”"135 meeting in favor 0‘ peace islor call for terms or appointments.
J being planned. to be held in Para Jom now privacy assured.
sona' theater on the evening of . J
October 22, at which GovernorJ'
Baldwin will be asked to preside, l
The Rev. William E. Smith, D. D..
who has been pastor of the South
lbiethodist church in Waterbury for
the past- sewn and one-half years.
was last Friday elected to the posi-
ion of professor In the department
J Mr and Mrs John K. Finch. of this
JJ. city. returned yesterday from a very
pleasant trip to Wallingt’ord, Conn: l
where they paid an interesting 1lait l
of inspection to the Masonic Home at 01' Christian ethics and Bibles in
that place. The local people “ere East Greenwich academy, East
loud in their praises of that i1lstiiu-.Gr9°‘l“ ““1 R I» and will leate next
“0“ . Monday to take up his residence
there
1.1;.
”I o' -‘.
T—Buy your Soft Hats at O‘ilricns“ .
-———-——— —E1ery garment that lea1es my
Samuel Ireland. of Bates Court, thlsI' place. passed by “The National Board
city. who was recently operated upon‘ of Tailorshlp.” Absolutely no flavis
in the Stamford Hospital by Dr. Dean allowed. 316 .00 818. 00, $20. 00. $22. 00.
Foster, suffering from mastonoids, isJ Dibble. 78 Washington St.
improving nicely, and is out of dan
ger. according to advises recei1ed to- l The atinual business meeting of the
day from the hospital. The operatIOn Hospital Whlst Club was held yester-
was a success in every \1'.a.y lday 'al‘ternoun at the home of Mrs.
———-—-—— {Christian Swartz. of West avenue.
0n the back page of this issue up Mrs. Ma S Keep, was elected presi-
pears an advertisement of the Castor dent. Mrs. H P. Sharer, vice-presi-
Theatre Amusement Company. In it dent; Mrs John Sherman, treasurer,
is contained information of interestt and Mrs. W. H Church secretary.
to every resident of the city. Turn. The. members of the club did not play.
. .to that page and carefully read it. but simply transacted the yearly busi-
You Will then appreciate that the nose
best moving pictures to be obtainedl
will be shown here. J-aNO'nca.
——-—'——-— It is important for everybody to
Prompt and satisfactory adjustment save as much money as they can and
of fire losses to the furniture insured buy at the lowest prices. l odor, at
by the occupants of the house ofI prices lower than ever before. Watch-
Stephen Blanarik. damaged by fire on es. clocks, optical goods. for ten days.
Thursday at No. 9 Third street
JNorw alk, has been made by J. M Lay.
ton & Co, Inc. ., insurance agents.
through whom the insurance was
placed, and loss will. also be adjusted
on Monday to the building through
the same insurance agency 1
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more than $3 000 worth of stock. Don' t
delay! Don't miss it! No swindling!
lies. During these ten days the store
1 member Brand's, Washington street.
At the Button of the Ladder I I
That is where the vast maturity of people must bogin their
I climb to financial success or competence. Very few, compar-‘.
atlvely, start their careers near the top. and there are more
’ ‘I‘knocks' than‘ ‘boosts‘I' on the way up.
‘ ' One round silver dollar or a one-dollar bill will Start your
J savings account at the South Norwalk Savings Bank. What
it leads to will depend largely on yourself. J ‘
l1
East At discounts up to 25 per cent., I offer .
Charles Brand says it. and benever
will be open until 9 oclock p. m. .. Re- -
Have secured a few cargoes of
stock.
RAYMOND
.m.—.——»—.._..
HORACE
Cor;- North Help
Book- keepers. Steno‘grapliers.
opportunity for study and
causes —- General commeroia
chlo‘IlIlIIiIuI 1:33“ hsalth l aurrpnndin
s so oes not em 11
Persons whocsnnot callllo II, 98" rson‘a‘l
of terms and .Mdmm‘lfinm m
J POLLE-Y’SJ
School
Latest Dances.
New pupils accepted every day.
27 MONROE er. TEL. 1413-2 _ AM)
“Now is the time ‘_to learn. Privacy J . I . ‘
, assured. I“ “1- " , MOtlon Pictures
4 ‘ r ‘ .u
IT MAKESJ‘E'M LAUGH
mg
[improved ,
i that. re
‘ yond treatmentwh . adder long-
'I' Go to» IfModem Sci—
‘ substation "
pain is simple Consultation free ~
Highland Coal
prepared to supply our customers either. for present use or Willi."
Rare opportunity to placa your winter orders.
STAMFORD
Persons desirous or becommg competent and Add; Accomtsnu,
Secretaries.
with entrance at employment; will hod'n the
BRYANT &~J STRATTON
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
BOSTON
Now located in Its new school bulldin,
ties on or the
lar o corps of well known and experienced teachers. * ‘ -“
course. swings-aphid course. Secretarial
course, Civil service course. Commercial teachers course.
Every possible nuptial» is afforded for personal safety.
l. Will reo
Brannon. T’s-111mm.
cpeIn Every . Night
Private Dancing
Also
Two-Step and Waltz
Painless
Extract-
By My OWn
unitsome molar‘ 1s be-
this very high class coll. we are
BROTHERS
Ranges. like receipts for
c 00 kin g. are constantly I
changing. These changes are
not entirely a matter of
style either, for improve-
ments areJcontinually being
made. The STAMFORD rapgc
is up-to«date in all respects.
h. 2‘ 1‘
INRi 'SALE BY
R.JJ NASH
1stiller he had tarnished with the Clerk
iof the Court. a bond of as. soowoo ,
.JJlsBrJ M “posited In the Trans-
.inlautlc “on; Company fleet Side
, in: been withdrawn by her guardian
Jlor her welfare J
‘J Federation of Virgin Mary, Patroness
I endeavored to locate Mr. Simon since
szpr
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SSTURDAY. Baffled. i914
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(Contirlwd from First Page.)
Factory Sale of
SWW‘W
Brass B d‘s
In her application for the revoking
of the letters 0!. guardianship to Mr.
Simon, Miss Bein- or Beer stated'thst
both, her parentswere dead: that Mr. .1
Simon was appointed as her guardian
by the Court here. on February 6.} ,
which was given by the Casualty C‘omfl
puny of America. That .tho property ;
which is her’aconslsted of inaction;
in cash. which was. by Mr. Simon. for]
315, seat, ass; :20 censuses;
' 'I 335 BSIds.‘I$25.96; 845 Beds. $35.95;
i
branch, and there is stillgipday on
posit there. {948 a}. the balance hav-
and very little cost with s
This is a rare opportunity
to stigma up your bedroom
dfirable Guaranteed Brass
Bed.
Brass Bed like picture:
heavily construpted, guano
teed brass; 8.30. 00 value.
$19.95
I a 1mm sea... 11 1111111
cost.
:22 Beds, :17; :25 Beds, s20;
:60 Beds. «9.
1.
That there is. also. due her a claim
of $900.00 against the Homan 8: Greek
of Hungary _ of Cleveland, which
amount consists of a death banana.
and that her guardian has made no
effort to collect it.
That at the time of his appointment
be lived in this city at No. 530 East
18th street. then he moved to No. 285
Avenue A. and before he disappeared {I
he lived at No. 530 East new street, '-'
his last address being in June, this J';
year. I'l‘hat on June 23. upon Informa- I:
tion and belief. she learned that Mr.
Simon has sailed for Hungary on the
Steamship Ryndam. having purchased
his passage ticket from a ticket agent
known as Eugene Ruttkay. of No. 106 L
Avenue A. 3 Cigars, Tobaccos, Etc.
That letters mailed to Mr. Simon's . . _ _
last address have, by the post oillce
come back marked "not found." and
as it is necessary for one to colleCt
the money due from the Federation
and as it was necessary for her web.
fare, health and education that some
of the funds on deposit be withdrawn.
she was advised, by her attorney. to
take the step she had taken, there be-
ing no one, outside of herself, inter-
ested in the proceeding.
in denying the application with
leave to renew the same Surrogate
Cohalan said that he wants the' name
of the person who conducted. the
search showing *how such person had
his alleged disappearance.
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E'ROM THE SOLDIERS
‘ HOME. ,
NOTES
.111 11a. angels
of Cornmertial ,freschen.
834 Bo lston Street. anion desirable
traction and supervision of a
rapid progress. with-
sollcltora. canvasers or runners. '
interview may have printed information
Beg-2mm: rlith‘. o
Boylston Street, Boston.
IHOyt’g
WEEK BEGINNlNG ‘SEPT. 2181'
WEDNESDAY
l
Matias» Daily 2: .15 p. m.
EVENINGSRJ' I
5
served.
‘s,
rush seats;
SATURDAY
Helen Page Stock Go
_ cal melody. Miss Stanley is a teacher
Theatre .
MONDAY..- TUESDAY AND
Five Acts of Vaudeville
' formed' bun-t crews in the
Two Performnnen-l‘flS-QJE I III. * I'll-I
First performance at night seats to
Matinee and second performance
Thousand. ‘Fan‘AyI AND , {I
‘ ‘J strength. flavor and dualityJ“ . J "
A large number of the old men are
away on furlough.
lke Bishop Ia counting the am be-
tween now and neat pension.
Mrs White‘s white fowl‘s are now
at Fowler's. an appropriate place.
Assistant Ward-masterJJ Henry Chat—
terton {its his positlon perfectly. Well,
with short trips to Ry.e Stamford fin
and other places.
it shows that Alex Waters was in~
deed is fine- looking man «lie has had
has hair cut, which makes him look I”
sc1eral yours yo.unger
One of the very close attentive au-
dience on Sunday night. was Master
Schwab a talented young \iolinist.
The New Flower Shop
(MRSJLJC. CUNEO, PROP.)
All Kinds of Cut Flowers
Fancy Boston Ferns, Palms, Rubber Plants.
W
. “ \
Also a full line of Russell’s and Delator’s Chocolates.
1
Triangle. su
Reliance, guaranteed 5 years. I32.”
Vacuum Cleaners.
Electric Fans. ”5.51350 t1; $17.50
fans for sale.
Power.
Harry is an able man in many ways Contractorl. ’
n0312;319:313fi":IvazrjIfigggS1 I312; 54 Water st. South Nor-walk. Ct.
Phone 342-.3
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Sterling I Furniture Co.‘
, 127-129 Washington Street
Pumpkin Time Is
COAL TIME
W
‘ Let Us Have Your Order
For the Winter a Supply of
Coal
Harris 11 Guns Co.I
WATER 8T1, SO. NORWALK.
Telephone 721.
o
' .
”$18.00
we have several secondhand
Electric Wiring for Light and
THE WHITE ELLCTRIC 60.,
Electrical Engineers and
and every second of the time he was
very much interested in the ladies‘
work.
Mrs. May Louis Stanley 11 guest!
of Mrs. J. W. White. v1ho Is a. talent-i
cd violinist delighted a large audi-n
ence of the soldiers and friends at the
Home Chapel, Sunday evening. Sept.
18. She was ably accompanied on the
piano by Miss Theresa Hoyt. always
1915
Van Zandt Street.
' MODEL
Call on us or Telephone
REDDY‘ 81 AYERS
Distributors For Fairlield County
1915
. Ajax Tires
a favorite of the old boys with a vo-
"——
“Silver Lake Ice.
We have extended our serI-vice to
South Norwalk- in response to many
requests.
We do not seek trade by cutting
prices. We get and KEEB customers
by furnishing unequaled service at a
fair price. ‘
it is true economy to deal with us.
I Especial attention to family trade.
of 1lolln and harmony at the Wesley-
an University Delaware. Ohio. It is
difficult to describe the feeling of
those present and the only way to let
these performers go was to make
‘ them promiae~to visit the Home again
soon We might mention that Miss,
Louise Stanley is a niece of Mrs. Fow-
ler.
Comrade Avres of Noroton Heights
has been Interested in Volunteers Life
Saving on inland waters. and though
it has been a difficult task to get the
public fully willing to encourage these
braVe people in their 1113ch.- saving
the unfortunate ones who need oasis , '
tancc while in the water. he feels J I” THE SILVER LAKE IQECO' -
much pleased that the Life Saving Phone 619. .22Hoyl 3L, Uptown.
Service of the city of New York. In _ . ‘J _ . _
willing to cooperate with him in the. _"—“‘“""""——7 —— ____. """"""'- ""5" 1" ""'"'---:
future in this good cause A number
of the old soldiers of the Soldiers
Home who are expert swimmers.“ hays ‘ J
seVeral
parts of Connecticut. These old men
1
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INSURANCE
are good instructors of young swim- .
mere. Com. H. E. Smolen of New 3;; $5“ Mn" ”£333.
York sends“ very encouraging Words ti ILiabllit and?“ Auto-I
to Mr. Ame. " on. 7' Maw”
- mobile. : J.
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Ladies' tailored suits and coats are
to be found in great variety and
beauty at Tristram‘d: Hyatt-s.
."J surety-ponds. g
._ Notaries Public. _
Steamship Tickets. ..
REALMA'IYEII ANDI.‘ BEETS
‘ ., omnflallroad Ave. 9.36?“ Non-input.
'7'. ..J.‘I‘ .I". J'JJIJ 3:2... _ ‘1.
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II J spars: Pomeranian! mm as
some you 11111011011:
Wife Alleges Intolerable Cruelty-
Commune Mild Sensation.
State Police efnan Frank Virelll of
:Fairfield was served yesterday with
divorce papers in a suit brought by"
The canal of most 600 grades
his Wife in}. which sh alleges-T intol-
, (rel. . oer-s.
J A full line of tires and tubes on -
,, "returnable to the courts the first:
3‘. 'i‘u'sad y In octane ' .
IUSE IT FOR BUILDING PARTI-
'I'IONS.
You can Idemonstratc the Superl-
orlty of Bishopric Wall Board over
the old. costly lath~and—plaster con-
struction at little cost the next time
1ou has a partition. to build.
Just go to any Bis hooprlc dealer
and get enough of this wonderful
material to (:01 er the space you want
to close off. Put up your studding.
then nail on the Bishnpric Board.
The wall. ls ready at once for any
a startling demonstration of the say-
ing In time and money over the old
way of plastering walls and ceilings.
C; H. Aisthorpe. Agent
0 Seavlew Ave.
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcaniz'ing to the.
Best work and cheapest prices.
hand all the 111110.ka called
for and delivered. -‘ J
Robert Gregory
twain-st. -. mam
cations.
The papers In the divorce suit were
made out by Judge Edward K. Nich-
olson. of Bridgeport, counsel for Mrs.
Virelli. They were served on SmtoJ
Policeman Virelll yesterday by Dep-
my IBM In Antonio Abrlola; Alimony
is asks in the complaint Which Is
kind of decoration. It will give you w J
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