couPurrE ASSORTMENT ,_
mos—r
Onting Flaunels,‘ Eden h
Cloth and Kanona
Flanneis
FmFaflandW
WWII roi-
Chlldmandlkn.
E K.‘ Banks
IWVMI ”My, Io. Wilt.
Wear.
jinn Sine mtgto 35-00 l
Comfortably?" at our; to $3450-
ndarwear Ladi
. honor idol-walk. Cervi-
‘WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday; rising temper-
ature. fresh shifting winds, Disturb-
‘ ances are central this morning over
the Lower Mississippi Valley and the
northern portion of the Lake region.
The southern disturbance is cousin!
cloudy and ‘rainy weather on the East
Gulf coast, and the northern disturb
once is causing local thunderstorms in
Pleasant weather
prevails in other districts east of the
The temperatures
are low over the northeastern dis-
l-‘rosts were reported from the
eastern portion of the Lake region and
New England. Two or three places re-
3.4‘upertsd the lowest; temperatures on
Upper Michigan.
Rocky Mountains.
tricts.
record for September.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Low, 57; high,
'1 einp‘erature:
7o. Cloudy.
Workinen are busy today shell-cling.
the councumens enclosure in that
council room‘ of the city hall with an
attractive oak railinz.
No [Tittle has been found yet by De-
tective Sergeant Thomas Motherland.
of the thieves who broke into the Elm . sell it. "7
Grove store. Very little merchandise.
and money were taken.
A $10. 000 house will be' built on Ed-
. ‘The_ Book . _
BLINDNIESS‘OFAVIRTUE .
Now Selling atlas Cents.»
,At'.
ooNNEhivm
erATieNs'Rv AND s'ook herons
1| about MAIN stiller. .
if you want to get flour at a low
price, order at The Great A. t P. Tea
Co. The adv. gives prices.
Wm. LP. Beers is making a spectal
magazine odor for a short time. "See
adv.
A ‘chicken thief scars on West alie-
nue Last night resulted in a thorouSh
investigation by omcer John E. Rey-
.nolds; who could find no trace of an
- unwelcome visitor to chickencoolla on
lthat iii-Set. 7....1. ;. i
~Gheapest accident insuraIICeé‘vDr.
Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
SE-ASIDE TO VISIT PONASSUS.
Seaside Council. Royal Arcaiium.
of Bridgeport, will send the degree
lie avenue. East Norwalk. by F w,: team and “Boosters" to Ponassus
Gregory if: Company, for a .New York; Council of Norwallr this evening The
City family, who will make Norwallc ’Dorchester
their residence.
_—_—
~Fair in colonial Mill will be upon-
. ~~ ed by the City's mayor at 8 o'clock
tonight
Peter and Joseph Laurrari. of Wood-
wardsavenue. have received a permit
» for the building of a one family, two
story house with seven rooms‘and all
improvements, which they will build
for
on Delaware avenue.
Norwalk.
53,0005 '
——fi.——”_
H. L. Mueller received tWo permits
today. 'One was for the wiring of the
new house of Salvatore Roccuzzo, on
Lincoln avenue,“ and for the rewiring
of the store of F. A. Lane on Wash;
ington street.~
If you need additional capital
your ‘business, a Sentinel want edv.
will serve as your “broker."
Gypsies new travel about the coun-
try in up—todate style. ’1‘on big lim-
ousines passed through Nertvalkyes-
terdey, containing a number of gyp-
ales. and all the essentials of a camp
wherever they chose to locate tem-
{wraflhhv-
counts.
‘- ' Call and see the Emerson Slibe at :-
Conneally it Bracken' s. 3' _
in
A petition in bankruptcy has been
filed in the United States district
court by Charles A. Stram it Son of
Bridgman; dealers in house tur-
"- nishings and stoves. The liabilities
of the partnership are $5,544. 92 and ;_
the assets scheduled are $3. 000 stock I
in trade and :1, one due on book at:- -~
ritual will be or
empliiied on a group of candidates.
The trip will be made by trolley.
WILLIAM LYN“ SHOT.
Local friends have been advised of
the fact that, William Lynes. a fore
man in the employ of the Empire
Construction Company. and who su
perintended the uplving work by this
company some time ago in Upper
Norwalk, was shot last evening at
Brooklyn. N. Y.. and seriously injur-
ed.
(‘Olifhl‘iANDER BERTIIOLI“ AND HIS
CREW SAFE.
WASHINGTON, Sept 29.—Comman-
der Beriholf of the revenue cutter
service. today received word from Uno
aleska that all the officers. members
of the crew and other persons aboard
the cutter Tahoma when she was
wrecked on an Aleskan reef. Sept.‘ 21
have been found and are Isafe
# ’I
at
FRUIT JARS. f.
Jelly Glam Stone Crooks: and
Jugs. Wood Lawn Rakes, Wine
Presses, Step Ladders, Wine
Kegs,‘-Flower Pots, Etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
as West WashingtonSt.,
South Nor-walk.
Phone inane. Prompt Delivery.
DR. . DENTON’s“:
;; seeping Garments "
For Boys and Girls ’ ‘
Hands and Feet are
1
_ menu. THIS ‘WEEIF f
m “118,!“ Bile .... 6°
[Bummer 25c size rsc
Bmmoseltrer, socaize 30c
Bromoselw,$i.oom ”fine"
Completely covered
. Dr. Denton‘s garments or
made from the Dr. Death
Merino, soft imit- fabric, was!)
-~ ed by. our meals: process, which
- perfectly st'eriiise’s the fabric
3 add sold in tightly oldaed'aan
- firm: on or. ”PM“. on:
sooner Mo'flHIWEW-Nfl ‘ ‘
Auto Bus to Doubling.
October 5th 10th
AlsoiTollringCars for litre at
" Luther M.
Franklin Street
“LIGHT
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATINC CAR, I8 HIRE.
Auto Supplies, morass. l'lrestone,
Lowest prices, Special stones to commuters. W for them
CARS FOR HIRE DAY, WEEK 0R MONTH. ‘
RIGHT IV so. NORWALK ITATJON.
" FOR BALE.
1309 Pope Hartford Runabout
(thalmers ”3.6." 1918....
1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled W
Repair work guaranteed Fords
vAAsr BROS
s7 caaevrlm of” so nonwALK,
...........
Delicious Crwnery Butter, a ll).
'ProceasButtei-inpnnts......... .
Best Family Flour, every bag guaranteed ': ..- .....
DutchCleanser.....
A. STULL
CHALMERSIQlS
teat-IO
Round up Still) 7
Wright
SOHO Norwalk
SIX”
Goodrich, unites Venues Tirol.
*4
....... u .350
on an sa.aevaeaaee-ssssso- Ie
ii
a WWW”;
...... 33¢
29¢
75¢
J. 2 cans 15¢
e)aleeeaetee
: reatives in Ridgeiield. Sunday.
4‘ will close the home baseball season.
Smudge .Hill entertained friendsjrom.
um Nellie Ingram visited with
The game with Norwalk. Saturday.
George T. Smith and George N. Mo; '
Kendry motored to New Milford, 9314
urda)
S. B. Hoyt and family spent the .
week-end in New York. .vislting rela-
tives.
Several candidates have entered the
field for representative, and a hard
fight is looked for.
Miss Nellie Benedict of Railroad
Avenue spent the week-end with her
mother in Lewisboro.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rae of Tai-
AND
SAUGATUCK ‘
Leonard C.” \icKenelc moves lnib
the Harris house on Lincoln eti‘itet
October lat.
One hundred and twenty
were made in this town
(it) of them were women.
Mt. Vernon over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fairly of
Seminary street entertained relatives
from Stamford. Sunday.
. The Oenoke Campfire girls are plan-
ning f a kitchen sale to be held at
the To n Hall next month.
. ———__————
voters
Saturday;
The selectmen have, received a peti—
tion signed by 128 legal voters, for a
vote on the license question, Oct. 5.
Rev. Herbert Shipnien, rector of
the church of the Heavenly Best.
New— York, preached in St. Mark's
Sunday morning.
, Willis S. Adams was in New York
Monday morning unending ilie
runerui of Dr. J. 1.. Adams. ‘
William Dixon. the local plumber,
will mom into his new house on
Evergreet street, October 181.
Charles Slinmis. pi'oprlotor‘of tile
Melba hill on Park street. \vas taken
to the Bronx Hospital. New York,
Thursday.
a Miss Marjorie Purdy and
Gladys Keith were in Bridgeport
Miss Ethel Knapp will entertain
24 coreragrassr.
. . 1
.3T NORWALK. l
I IS SHOWN IN ALL
HIGi-I GRADE Goo “7
SEPARATE PIECES.
MEN)S%JNSOT F211; TOO LOOK
10C Y U A
YOU WANT RE
PAY.
North Main Street
W
. OUR LINE or FURNITURE ..
QUALITY THAT MAY BE DEPENDED granular
THE NEW AND POP -
SIGNS AND FINISHES IN COMPLETE SUI}??? T127312
AND AT THE PRICE You WANT.
as: til. I 5er lib .rsl lai'lwu r
A. J Collins 8': Co.
Funeral Director and Embalmer ‘fi
3
TnRoudii'o'u' W .. -
SURE To FIND wit 1%
Phone 747
'nw’ar/twlnw/‘U/‘w/lw/
‘I\‘|\I-\‘a\-a\.a\‘h
AUCTIN A
' R0 CK LED GE GARDENS "
West Rocks Road, Jarvis and Ward Sis, Nomalk n‘
SATURDAY, SEPT 26th. 1914
At 2 p. in. on premises, in onset {of rain Norwalk Hotel H
For particulars apply 8. J. Keeler.
Stevens street. Nor-walk Conn. Phone 1103-:
M. Morgenthau, 11:. C0., Auctioneers, 95 Liberty Street, pi
New York. Phone 3884,
____—_. .——-—.—.—w
You Can Save Money
Floral Decorations an
FROM : i’ 7,.
HEADQUARTERS FOR GUT FLOWIRG OF ALL KINDS. .1
South NorW-alk Flower C0,,
No. 2 South Main Street
is
~—-—.._—_~.
id
“:\
7‘
Local Representative, 85 ::
\i
by Ordering Your
d Funeral'Desmrns
‘ they will make their home with Fred
:l’miased lfernstein at short, and his
season is exceptionally poor.
yesterday afternoon attending the
the members of the 11B Sewing club theatre and shopping.
at her home, "Vi'vlgWillll," on Locust
avenue, tonight.
(‘olonel Parlridge's new home on
Sylvan avenue soon will be ready for
. Mrs Julia Brinkerhoff and friend of
‘ occupancy; when finished this house
Stamford spent Sunday at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Harry A. Dixon on “fl" be lme’ of the finest in Wist-
Railroad uienue port. .
Mr. and Mrs Leland i“. Benger. or Westport residents ' are looking-
forward to the meeting of the fire
district which in in l); lirll “'1 (1"1'8-
day evening. A-sewcr inspector
he elected.l
Stamford were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. J.‘McKendrick on Railroad ave-
nue over the week-end. uill
Mrs. Harriet Williams and sister.
Miss Anna Walker have moved from
Seminary street to Brooklyn, where
Henry Dolan of this town. the well
known pitcher. who playedeitli the
Canadian. Stage league the past sea-
son. is back in town looking for an
engagemeiit with some fast team. ‘
n. . w:‘ 1‘ H"“ i. W
G. A..Darr.ow wenteto New Haven
today to bring home his daughter.
Lillian. who has been ill at the New
Haven hospital. . Prior to her illness
Williams a z . .,
Through Attorney James E. Black‘-
erholi'. Charles H.11'airty. Brocer. has
placed an attachment on the property .,
Owned by Fannie McCall Browwn in
White Oak Shade. for 31, 500
Miss Darrow lind been ‘* liaising a
The time tables of the branch course in nursing- at that institu-
ehanged this morning, the first train tloh.
leaving New Canaan at 5:5rn. m. *—
Many other changes are found on George Abomltls was arraigned
the table which are the talk of the before justice Hyatt today charged
commuters. with sssultihg his wife. breach of
, the peace. and drunkenness. Con-
The New Canaan baseball team. stable George Mills made the arrest.
with a bunch of ringers from the Justice Hyatt sentenced him to sixty
State League. defeated the Ridgelieid days in Jail, and to pay a fine of.
team, Saturday. 5-3. Ridgefleld was $5 and costs which amdunted to $19
fortified with ringers and Smith. the
Giant recruit pitcher. The game was
a fast one, and the largest crowd of
the season was present. Davis pitched
the first eightcinnings for the Regu-
reported to the police in «the sur~
rounding towns. and cities that .an
automobile owned by her wwas taken
"lore, and did well."but his arm gave from the garage in Westport. She
out, and \Vebber of Mamaroneclr fin- neglected to give the name of the
ished the game. “Bobble" Stowe of chuufieurdo the police. Lager the
New Haven, Carroll and McEriean of car was returned, intact.
the Stamford team filled in on the ‘ . “‘ .
New Cannons Even though the home With the advent of the acid
team played fast ball. Manager Smith Weather. Westport fish ,rmen are
looking forward to the time when
smelt fishing will become popular.
Westport smelt are famous through
out the state. The blue fishing in
“'estport waters is not as good as it
has been because 7" the cold Weath-
er. >
wonderful batting
NATURAL OYSTERMEN ARE_HAV-
role Peon SEASON.
___—. u
. .
WILTON MAN COMMITSSUICJDE
BY HANGING
IMany Fishermen Give Up Work and
Return To Homes—Others To Re-
main Another Week. ,
Local and. outof- town oystermen
will give the natural beds oft Bridge- N00” on Balustrade.
part one more. week to produce the Frederick Elling, . aged fifty-five
usual harvest of oystreg The beds years, committed suicide yesterday at
Despondent from illness, He Arranges
this season are in the worst condition . his home in Wilton by hanging. Mt.
_ they have ever been found and over Elling attached a tone to the stairway
30 of the sleeps that were anchored railing and then jump“ of Dr. 0-
oif Bridgeport last week have turned A Morrison was called, but the man
their bows homeward -was dead before his arrival Melan-
The departure of the 30 or more choir. produced by ill~health is helm»
sloops leaves abdut 40 on the job and 9d ‘0 11379.. “311396 the man to commit
providing the harvest of bivalves this “10156
week does not exceed that of last Mr. Ellins leaves a wife and one
week many of‘the remaining 40 will daughter. He had Wt worked 101'
‘give up the attempt this season. Oyg.‘ . some time because or ill health. He
termen without exception say that the WEB around the house 33 “5““) early
yesterday. morning. and at . 11:30
nonwALK coum“ cases. the hall , ;. ,
, James Hortense. a local charaot ctr-.e ’ -=——-————--—-—-*'-‘ " .
had his cede continued. this morning, WINBTED‘ POSTMMTER REBlGNS.
by Judge Lockwood. for being drunk.‘ W‘IN’STED. Sept; 29. ~1s‘lnes P.
Telephone 3%
’aboye dispositign of the case.
The defendant's last appearance in Glynn, Republican nominee for Con-
court was about two years, ago and be arose from the Fifth District, has
cause or this fact the lodge made the written to the Post Qlilce Department
, ' 'at Washington, asking to be‘ relieved
Patrick O’Brien, 0‘: Bridgeport, while as been as possible or his duties. as
,on a: visit yesterday with friends in. postmaster at Winston. He wishes to
South Norwai'lr 'Argot how much liquor be free to take part in the campaign. .
_..._....__n.._..._.... .
he lid W ed and finally landed in
Miss
Mrs. Julia J. Krefihof! of \Vestpol‘l_
o’clock his wife found him hanging ln ,
‘ me luvs:
X .
Same styb
8.730 (‘il’s- "
Bring your vulcanizing to me.
Best work and cheapest prion.
Afull line of tiresandtubclm’
hand all the time. Work palm
for and delivered. .
Robert GregOry‘
7 Wall St. ’Tcl. 325-4
“Silver Lake lee.”
We have extended our service to.
South Norwalk in response to mann . g
requests. .
We do not seek trade by cutting "
prices. We get and KEEP customers ‘
by furnishing unequaled service at a .
fair price. "
l
ii is true economy to deli] with as. ‘A
Especisr‘ attention” to family m. 3'
THE NLVER'LAKE ICE co. -_ -
Phone m. 22 a... an, opioid. .
L. .- ». .m. ,
INSURANCE
tiou. Liability, Marine and Anton” ‘
mobile. .
Life, .
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
. W We
.7 M. Billion & Cit, lire.
REAL MATE AND REW- ., -
5 Railroad Ave. Booth Nemik‘:
:n—Ifi
~_~—-
i Dividend Notice
l
September so. 1914. j , '
' At a meeting of the Board of Dir-(j '
rectors of The People's Trust Com-1
pany. held this day dbldhidend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum was
.declared to savings .‘idi positors out of '
the earnings for the fiscal period end-
ing September 30 1914
The same will beventered .‘on past!
books and paid unload lifter-Oct. 10. '
i91-4_ By order of Board of Directors. I
LEROY MONTGOMERY. _
Treasurer
.\
l l'e‘E ITVFOR BUILDING PARTlu ’“
- “ONSA ; .
you can demonstrate the Superi-
ority of Blshopric Wall..Board over
the old, costly lath-and- plaster con-
struction at little cost the next tifri'G
'-you have a partition to build. -}
Just go to any Disbeoprlo dealer
and get enough of this wonderful
material to cover the‘ space you want
to close off. Put upyour studding.
then nail on the Bishnpric Board.
The wall is ready at once for any
kind of decoration. It will give you.
a startling demenstra'iion of the sav-
ing in time and money over the old
way or plastering wells and ceilings.
C. H. Aisrhorpe. Agent
Tel. 987-3. .
. BREAKFAST... ~
" AND DINNER »
AT POPULAR Pistons
Arrangements May Be I-Iade
for Banquets or Other ’
Events .. .‘
Norwalk Chronicler