.55 ' L" Ifitamford, and the Rev. L. B. Howell, PAGE EIGHT Marine Automobile, Burglary, Liabil- uy. Compensation, Fidelity Bonds in hot we can write any kind of Lynn I once you may require. Call us on tho Hons No. 1230. Taylor 8: Golden, oourn NORWALK Tabor co. curtains. Miss, Flcssio Fisher; of ~50 Fairfield avenue, left this morning for.Howard College, Washington, D. C. The Rev. Mr. Richter, of Da'rlen. was the preacher at the Broad River . Chapel. yesterday afternoon. Mrs. A, B. Cutblll, 39 lSpring street. will return tomorrow, from Moose Jaw. Canada, where she hasbeen vis- iting for four months, There will be a rehearsal -of the‘ team and guards of Eul‘eka‘liebekah Lodge. this evening at 8 o'clock sharp, Mr and Mrs. Samuel Howard, of1 M'hite Plains. New York, were visiting' Mrs, Howard‘s mother, who is at the home of Mrs. Howard‘s sister. Mrs. George Cable. 01‘ New Canaan ave- nue. yesterday,- ’l‘ouiorrow will be the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels. at Trinity Church. There will be. a celebration of the holy c umunion at 9:30 a. m.. a corporate communion of the Wom- an's Auxiliary to the Board of Mis- sions. A meeting of the men and young men of Trinity Parish will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. in the par- ish hall, for the purpose of consider- ing the matter of organizing a branch of the Knights of Washington. Ad- dresses will be made by the Rev. John D. Sitene. of St. Andrews’ Church, or St Paul‘s Church, .Norwalk. 'A meeting of the members of the Norwalk M; E, Church will he held tonight at the church for the purpose of electing trustees. The deaths of Floyd 'I‘. Roscoe and William J. F‘in- ney made vacancies in the board and the terms of D. W. Fitch and Clarence Siauson expire. The latter two will probably be reelected. and two new trustees will be chosen. While the enrollment of’members for the Community Club is already over forty. there is still opportunity for those interested to come ‘in as charter members. The first meeting of the fall will be held on Wednesday afternoon in RedIMen‘s lHall, Wash- ington street. South..:\'orwalk, at 3 o’clock. The women who are organiz- ing the club feel that all twho care for its success should join immediately, either as a general 6r a departmental member. in~orderthat the club may have the inspiration of a goodly num- ber and may also be enabled -to offer Its members many features worth while.' Let the club be given a"'good start and under its energetic omcers, .to be elected Wednesday afternoon, may it enjoy the cordial support of the spending a few weeks with her bro- the., William Greeley.‘ of 30 Uncom avenue. Miss Greeley's father national); ill at the home of his tro- ther. He is much improved today , Be sure your boy or girl is ready for the wintér senool work. Glasses may be needed. Head Thamer’s adV. At 'the . meeting of Washington IICamp, No, 11, Patriotic Order' of'tbo Sons of America, tomorrow night. in the South Norwalk Trust Company building, further plans will be made lary. 5-10. Read adv. for details. to learn privately so that none of your friends can either criticize or laugh at your mistakes. Also, you may not want others in the family to know Academy is a thorough private institu- tion and positively no one knows you are learning, from the time you'en- ter, until you have finished your course. The terms are very low. and payments very easy. Join Polley’s now. 27 Monroe St. PrivaCy assured. '—__T‘ Read Stillson & Powell’s adv. this week's specials. for Dividend Notice IOU-IllIIOIImooloflltllllvuflluul September 23,1914. At a meeting of the Board of Di re tors of The People's Trust C-om puny. hold this day. a divldcnd at the rate of four per cent. per annum was declared to savings depositors out of Get. one of our Alarm Clack: and wake up in the morning. They are guaranteed in every particular. Prices 69c, 79c, 98c, $1. 25. $1 98 Albert F. Gehebe as Well: Washington St, South Nor-walk. Phono 1069-2. Prempt Delivery . New Hotel Mahackemo SOUTH: NO‘RWALK. BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON AND DINNER AT POPULAR PRICES. Arrangements May Be Hado for Banquets or Other Social Events. JAMES RILEY, Proprietor Public stenographcr' in attend- ance from 9 a. m to 6 p. m. *1 REBUILT TYPEWRITERB—L. 0. Smith. Underwood =1 Remington, all other ~ makes, sold rented. repaired. Rentals $ per month. Machines sold a $6 per month. Store 43 Wall St. Norwalk 'Conn'. :whole community. atively. start their careers near it leads to will depend largely on At the Button of the Ladder That is where the vast majority of people must begin their climb to financial success or competence. Very few. compar- “knocks' than “boosts‘ on the way up. One round silver dollar or a one-dollar bill will start your . savings account at the South Nor-walk Savings Bank. What I “No? WALK'SIWINGS amt the top, and there are more yourself Fisher.,'roronto, " .314; Plan. Rthes- tor, .313; Jamieaon,-~ Buffalo. .313; Callahan. Newark . .313; 'Walsh, stolen bases. Gilhooly, Buffalo. sets the pace with ilftyp‘t’go 'Pitching 8911111“ nofiwAmt, .‘ * honors so to IRuth, Q videnoo. with “' CONN. : . Miss Harriet Greeley—of Beverly.’ Moss" returned homo yesterday, after I ‘ii! for the institution of; a ladies' auxil- Luther Wright will run an auto bus to Danbnry Fair, the week of‘October The best way to learn to dance is you are learning. Policy's Dancing the earnings for the fiscal period cnd< E lug Scptcmhcr 30 1914. XII-aet- The same will be Entered on pass " Looks and paid on and after Oct. 10, Ing 1914_ By order of Board of Directors. LEIILY MONTGOMERY By My Own Treasurer Improved WAKE UPI . e' ml the Benedict News ‘ ,‘thlrteen,’ I l I l Of course he’s smiling—- tha dark and stormy days don't impede his progress nor interfere in his “getting them." Reliable, waterproof—$5 to $20 Fall coats in the short. full. snappy style, also cravenetted, at $15. $120 and $25. Rogers 8: Stevens Norwalk and So. Norwalk. --¢ __ _._._... open Every Ni tht POLLEY’S ' Private Dancing School Latest Dances. Also Two-Step and Waltz New pupils accepted every day. 21 MONROE 5T. TEL. 1413-2 Now Is the time to learn. Privacy assured. I rr MAKES an LAUGH Painless If that troublesome molar Is be- yond treatment, why sufl‘cr long- cr? Come to the. Modern Sci-' once may save it. Otherwise, its extraction, abso toly without pain is simple. Consultation free. Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. to. Sun- days by appointment. Dr. J. H. Mallory 16 So. Main St. So. Norwaik. TIE FIIII FEDEIIII. BITTIIIB IIIIIIIIIIS Steve Evans, of Brooklyn, has bat- Eggs Shoulders _ . . 303,, 12%.“... E351 India Tea Co. 125 Washington 81. Phone 371 , .~«.___’_.. .- Smoked - -——._......_.~.,.—.._ ~ ~ Optician 3i « O. B.- J ackSonv A «(watt nun ‘ nonwA'LK PHONE ops. Everything in thertical Line ' EYes Examined Free stock. lure opportunity to Place ..‘ _WALL s'rleE'tI‘. T'HE POYAL JAMES INN Highland Coal Hove secured a few cargoes of this very high clau‘cosl. we arc prepared to supply our customero'elther for present use or winter your winter order: RAYMOND BROTHERS o N ORWALK. Hoyt’ 8 Theatre WEEK BEGINNING SEPT. 28TH MONDAY, TUESDAY AND ' " WEDNESDAY Five Acts of Vaudeville AND Motion Pictures ...———— Three Show. Dally—2:15. 7:15. 9:15 p. m. MATINEE. PRICES: Orchoctrn ....................... 15c Balcony ........... . .......... 10c Box ohm ...... . ............... 25c EVENING PRICES: ted himself into a tie with Bennie “Kauff, of Indianapolis, for the bat- ting leadership of the Federal Loag- , uo. Each is batting 361. Next come Chase, Buflalo, .356; Yerkes. PItts-I‘ burgh .3;53 Easterly. Kansas City, .3;47 Doutsch. Indianapolis, .;342 Len- _nlx. Pittsburgh, .335: Bradley.‘ Pltts~ burgh, .323: Show, Brooklyn, .;322 J. Walsh, Baltimore, .316. Indianapolis Is in front in team hitting, with .284, and Baltimore next. with .268. Kent! leads the base stealers, with sixty-live. and Zwililng,'of Chicago, has most home runs. thirteen. Topnotchl [pltchbrs are Hendrix. Chicago, with twenty-seven won and nine lost; Ford, Buffalo, eighteen and six, and Kaiser- ling, Indianapolis, seventeen and eight. in the American Association, Bill Hinchman. Columbus. with H866 is On 'top. Killlfer, Minneapolis. '.344; Ti- tue, Kansas City. .342; Lake. Minne- apolis, .38; .Grifllth, Indianapolis. .337; Clemens, Louisville. .33; Ruth. Kansas‘Clty, .332; Altizer, Minneapo- lis, .332; Severeid. Louisville. 320;, Livingston. Indianapolis, .320. In club batting Minneapolis, with .276.‘ and Kansas City, with .272, are ahead. Compton. Kansas City, with fifty-four leads In stolen bases, and Altizer. with in home runs. . Leading pitchers are: Northrup, " Louisville. twenty- five and nine; Daugherty, Mil- waukee. twelve and five, and Gallllax, Kansas City, twentydour and twelve. I Williams, Rochester with .326, leads in the International League. Next. are Onslow, Provlfipnce, .325; Platte, Providence. .321' S can. Prole dance, .318; Schultz, Rochester .320; Providence, with .278,‘ and Tomato. with .278. are on top. In home runs, , Pip, Rochester. and Jordan. Toron- to, are ahead, with fourteen each. In First Three flows In Balcony ..... 25:: Last Four flows In Balcony ..... .15c Gallery. . . . .......... . ............ 10c |.Orchootra ...................... 25c Box Boob ...................... 35c None Reserved for Vaudeville. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND ' SATURDAY Helen Page Stock Go. Presents Tennessee's Pardner Malina—Fri. and Sat. ..... 2:15 p. m. Evening—Ono Portormanco.8:15 p. m. # DOMINO Sugar 5 lb. pkg. .0 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 410. STAMFORD' When you come to the. matter W Stamford Theatre STAMFORD; PHONE 2300. I W THIS WEEK MON. WED“ THUR. ., FRI. 2 Big Feature Films Each Day I ' Drama and'Comedy Daily Change of Program Daily Matinee at 2:15 Two Performances—7:00 and 9:00 Each Evening. PRICES—Matinee: .3 ....... . .100 Evenings . . .100 and . 15o ‘r'uas‘onv summon ans Messrs. Shubert Presents the Lon- don Comedy Success. consequences i Notables-tat o'fEnglIsh Player's." PRICES so: to 31:50 temperature the confined air of of heating your house, the ques-' tion of licaltlifulncss as well as warmth .. must be considered. Simply to. raise to a proper the house is not by any means must supply a constant change of the whole question; you fresh, warm air, andlallow the vitiated air to escape. ~- ’ That is just what the Stamford Furnace, iinntended to do and what it docs. FC H SALE BY Horace R. Nash Cor. North Main and West Sts Iminnow-IL. ‘ U 8. Patent 017m .1826 to no: Granulated - 35c ANDREW DAVEY “Phone 619. “Sf. Factory], Sale of. Brass. Beds 315 Beds, $9.95; $20 Beds.$15.00; 822 Beds. $17; 825 Beds, $20; 835 Beds. $35.95; 845 Beds. $35.95; $60 Beds, 849. This is a rare opportunHy to brighten up your bedroom , at a very little cost with to ~ durable Guaranteed Bras: Bed. ' Brass Bed like picture, heavily constructed, guaran- teed brass; 53000 ”value. $19.95 A beautiful Bed atIa littlo cost. Sterling Furniture .Co. 127-129 Washington Street The New Flower Shop (MRS. A. C CUNEO, PROP.) All Kinds of Cut Flowers Fancy Boston Ferns, Palms, Rubber Plants. Also a full line of Russell’s and Dclator’s Chocolates. Cigars, ,Tobaccos, Etc. 3% 'I‘Silvcr—Ealte Ice.” We have extended our service to South Norwalk in response to many requests. We do not soak trade by cutting prices. We get and KEEP customers by furnishing unequaled service at a fair price. . It is true economy to deal with us. Especial attention to family trade. THE SILVER LAKE ICE co. 22 Hoyt. 8L, Uptown. INSURANCE Fire, Life,. Accident, Plate Glass Workman‘s mmpensa- uon, Inability, Marine and Auto- mobile. Surety-Bo'nds. . ‘ Notaries Public. ', Steamship Tickets. J. M. Layton“& Co., Inc. REAL ESTATE AND RENTS. .~\ Vacuum Cleaners...... ...... $13.00 -. " " Electric Fans. .....$13.50 to $17.50 I Pumpkin Time Is COAL TIME» Let Us Have Your Order For the Winter' 5 Supply of Coal : : : -: : : : Harris bx Gans Co. WATER'ST., 80. NORWALK. Telephone 721. v1 Triangle, guaranteed fog over. $3.50 ,_ Reliance, guaranteed swears. $2.85 :: We have several second-hand 1' fans for sale: . Electric Wiring for Light and Power. THE WHITE ELECTRIO 00., Electrical Engineers and Contractors. . . 54 Water St. South NOMIIK, Ct. . Phone mo. USE IT FOR BUILDING PARTI- 'I’IONS. You can demonstrate the Superi~ orlty of Bishoprlc Wall Board over‘ me old, costly lath-nnd-piaster con- struction at little cost the next time you have a partition to build. Just go to thy Bishcoprlc demos- and get enough of this wonderful material to cover the space you want to clone off. Put up your studdlng. then nail on the Blshnprlc Board. ’ Tho waii‘ is ready at once for any kind of decoration. It will give you I a. startling demonstration of the car- ing in time and money over the old way of plastering walls and ceilings; C. H. Ai5thorpe. Agent. Tel. 981-3. 8 Seavlew Ave. Tires Vulcanized Bring yOur vulcanizing to me“ Best work‘ and cheapest , prl A. full line of tires and tubes 0 hand all the time. for and delivered. Robert GrchryI: 5 Railroad Ave. 8°th Nerwolk. ‘: 7 Wall St. Tel. 3254* l EmersOn Shoes Are the invariable cho'ce of carefully dressed men, who ap~ preclate their many good features. Business and dress models for fall and winter, in the latest lasts and leathers are now ready. Come in and Inspect'II‘lietn mm. ..... mow-WWI- . Connea11y8Bracken ._1gwnsumo‘ron er. ;.-I.:-:---.-:-:-;.:.;.;.'. .7.» 1 mind: it . Ins-con ,1... rtisoiie. uls-
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