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the “smegma, mou-
' “Winflom Fidelity Donna;
phone No. 1239.
Taylor 8. Golden
”UTH NORWALK TRUST GO.
BUILDING.
trauSacted:
Routine business
lastevening at the meeting of the Gen-
tral Labor" Union.
W 88
The home of John OSullivan. on
First street, will be wired by P. H. .
‘ Fielding, who received a permit this
morning ;
The Cross street layout, in reference
to” the new bridge, will come up for a1
settlement at the special Council meet-.
ing called for this evening.
w......
Building inspector Finch issued a
* ' permit this morning to Domonick Fo-
iask to build an il-room house on Sen—'
tlon avenue for Frank Longobardi.
I
F. St John is to build a new veranda Sergeant l. Harry Gibson are attend ,
The ing the ball game in New York today. -
on his home on Perry avenue.
cost will be $100. The permit was is
sued by the inspector this morning.
clocks, watches, jewelry and optical,
goods.
A permit was issued today to Steph-
en Kiss to build a one family, six- -room
house on Hyatt avenue for Antonio
Zubricke. The cost will be $1, 950. l
——-.--_
The new meat market on Washing-
ton street of F. Bchuitze‘ will be wired
by Reed & Yolk. The plumbing will
be installed by John Meeker for Wii
liam Lightblau.
The case of Everett Brundage, ar-
rested Sunday for drunkenness, was
tried before Judge eKogh, this morn-
ing His case was continued until Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock.
——Have opened dressmaking parlors
in the Keeier Bulldin‘g. iormeriyV oc-l
cupied'by Mrs. Belle Harris. 'Gowus'
prices to suit all pocketbooks.
Charles Paul Brown's interesting
playl'et, “Julio and Romiet." will be en-‘
jo‘yed at Lockwood's [Hall on the 14th'
of October. A special attraction to be
presented in addition to this is the
charming farce, “The Masdueraders."
Luther Clemmons, the ten-year-old
colored boy, who attacked John
D’Grady, a school mate, with a knife.
severely cutting him on the hand, was
before Judge Keogh this morning, who
continued his case until next Saturday
morning.
The few remaining residents on Bell
island are experiencing severe blows
,the last few days. The float of Arch
Selweyn, a resident of the Inland,
broke loose ‘recently‘and was consider-
‘ably damaged when it crashed against
the stone sea wall of Mrs. John H. For-
ris. '
ness and success.
bank.
hatwocsnwritonykindofimN
unyoumyroquiu Coumontbo'
Work guaranteed, and!
Miss t complaint of Mrs. IKubovitch of North
Macheeier Building, Washington St. ,
l by Oiiicer Frank Stratton and Detec-
Y The First Payment on Your
Home ‘ '
will mark a long step forward in your march toward happI-i
Many are now enjoying homes upon which they made mod-:
out first payments saved through a springs account at this
.You can do likewise if you with“:
Yes, we also make to or-
der and we make to suit.
your fancy, your whim,
your special idiosyncras-
ies—and hero are sam-
ples of the besti orted
a’nd domestic new abrics
for fall and winter.
Suits $15 up.
Overcoats
down.
Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwaik and So. Norwalk.
from $50
Mr and Mrs. Hoaard McGraw. of
Ridgeiield Springs, N. Y.. are enjoy-
ing a brief stay at the Hotel Mahache
I mo in this city.
There will be an important meet-
ing this evening at 7:30 o'clock oi’ the
teachers and officers of the South Nor-
, walk Baptist church, at the parsonage
on West street.
Miss Blanche «Pohlmnn. of’Gibson
‘Court, has been visiting in New York.
William O McLean and Police
F. E. Lockwood Rt (20.. have receiv-
ed their 1915 Overland demonstrator”
‘Rcad Brand'sadv for today's sale on and today they are showing it to:
several prospective purchasers The
car is indeed a classy one
This evening the board of trustees
of the Norwaik Lodge of Elks will
meet for the purpose of incorporating.
The members of this board are Chair-
'man Jacob Linxweiler, Secretary Rob
ert G. Mitchell and Past Exalted Ruler
P. lj‘ Brophy.
Jimes A. Brown, Clerk of the
Charities Board, who has charge of
the Rebekah CroJet case has received
‘ word from Flushing L. 1.. from a state
institution at that place that they no
nothing whatever of the girl. it was
'though at first she came from Long
island.
Ellis Hughes and Otto 'Mandel. oi
yhia'city, were arrested this morning.
charged with breach of the peace on
Taylor avenue. Hughes was arrested
tive Sergeut'Thomas Leatheriand ar-
rested Mandel.
Detective-Sergeant Thomas Leather-
land was a visitor in Hartford yester-
day. where he presented evidence in
the Harold Hoyt speeding case to the .
secretary of state. who revoked 'Mr.
Hoyt's license. Mr. rHoyt l‘esldeS\In
Stamford and was arrested in upper
Norwaik some time ago for. reckless
tearing along Main street.
Richard Travers Love. the unit, ar-
rested yesterday by Oillcer Frank
Stratton,. who was assisted by Henry
Seizes. wasreleased yesterday after-
noon‘u‘pon request of his manager, that
he might fulfill “his contract at Hoyt‘s
Theatre. "He failed to appear . at 9
o'.ciock this morning, as promised, and f
the police are of the opinion he has
“skipped" his bail.
..
:csme stalled and delayed trans for
;some time. ”The steam engine of the
41:15 o’clock train was obliged to push
. Hoyt’s
The motor at the electric engine or
the 6:41 o'clock train this Inching be-
tho stalled string of car: until the mo-
tor was repaired.
Theatre
WEEK BEGINNING 8S”. 5“"!
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY .
Five Acts of Vaudeville
AND
Motion Pictures
._.
Three Show: Dally—2: 15, 7: 15, 9: 15
p. m.
MATINEE PRICES:
Orchestra ....................... 15c
Balcony ......................... 10::
Box Seats ...................... 25c
EVENING PRICES:
First“ Three Flows in Balcony ..... 25:
Last Four Rowe in Balcony ....... 15:
Gallery .............. . ............ 10c
Orchestra ....................... 25c
Box Scat! ...................... 350
None Reserved for Vaudeville.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Helen Page Stock Go.
Presents
Tennessee’s Pardner
Matinee—Fri. and Sat ...... 2:15 p. m.
“Evening—One Performance.8:15 p. m.
W
Stamford Theatre
STAMFORD. PHONE 2300.
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THIS WEEK MON., wan. rune.
FRI.
ZBig Feature Films
Each Day
Drama and Comedy
Daily Change of Program
Daily’Matinee at 2:16
Two Performances—7:00 and 9:00
Each Evening.
PRICES—Matinee. .._. . . . . . . .. 10c
Evenings .510: and 15c
M
TUESDAY EVENING AT 8:15
Messrs. Shubert Presents the Lon-
don' Comedy Success,
' Consequences
Notable Cast of English Players.
PRICES ..... . ....... .50c to 91:50
Stitched ‘
Shdélders
15%.
Warranted
3.6 6d;
Pure Lard
121/...
East India Tea Co.
Phone 371
125 Washington St.
Everything in the Optical Lin
so WALL STREET
. noswau;
PHONE «9
ND
Eyes EXamined- Free
Highland Coal
Have secured stew cargoes of this very high class coal. we are
~ prepared to supply our customers either for present use or winter
stock. ”Rare opportunity to plane your winter orders.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
It.
WALL STREET.
THE ROYALVJIAMES INN
_.NORWALK
‘
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The Great
Danbury Fair
, Next Week ‘
October 6-10
A Wonderful . Exhibition.
Ode of the Most Famous Fair
in the United. States
Horse Show, Cattle Show. Dog
Show, Automobile Show, Poul--
try Show, Races. ‘
Agricultural and Industrial Dis.-
plays in Mannnouth Propor-
tions.
Excursions on All Railways;
COMING COMING
U " The Famous ' .
.McENELLY II'RCHFSTRA.
Composed of
8- First 1.1.3.» Musicians—S
' at the '
State Armory- Norwalk
TUESDIAY EV'N ’G., OCT. 6
Auspices of
2nd. Section. 3rd. Division
. N. . N G.
Concert 8 to 9%Dancing 9 to [2
Tickets, - ease each
7 DOMINO :2
Granulated
.‘Sugar
5 lb. pkg.
ANDREW DAVEY
90 WAOHINGTON 81".
PHONE 410.
some FISHERMEN.
.._....—
Over a Buohol.
Manager Frank B. Dayton, of the
Compo bathing pavilion. and Allen
-. oi
‘Betts. of Norwaik. proved themselves
to ’be ‘regulu" fishermen. yesterday,
when they tried their luck for blueflsh.‘
The two came back with over a bushel
got tine nah, everyone measuring ‘weil
over seven inches. Mr. Dayton says
.35.,
Report State: Two Young Men Caught ,.
‘ work permanently.
When you ‘are “all
nerves" over the
drudgery in the
kitchen, there are only
about two things you
can do, take a vacation
or get a ST.\M FORD
range. The latter is
really the most lasting
remedy, for its con-
veniences lighten the
if
you havcnit a STAMFORD
range, buy one now.
FOR SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
, Cor. North Main and West Sheets
Open El w
' POLLFY’S
Private Dancing
School
Latest Dances. Also
Two-Step and Waltz
New pupils accepted every day.
27 MONRoE sr.
TEL. _141 3-2
Now is the time to learn. Privacy.
assured.
1
I! s. Pptem 0819:
£876 to toss
Security Bldg, 1115 This Si
. BRIDGEPOBT. I: 039
than.) MY I" tuna-“'19.: an “.m‘ .
sues FOR FORECLOSURE
AND DAMAGES OF $2,800
A suit for foreclosure and $2, 800
for damages has been instituted in
{that he has seen some 8"“ mm“- the Civil Superior court by .Benla-
P‘“ the “Y they It“ yesterday was '9 min 1". Tompkins, of New Canaan.
mum Alma. E. Macuughlin. of the
some place. irving Iockwood. of
caution. Bette and he were pulling fish
into the boat so fast at one time that
hula blisters were raised on
M
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w Canaan. has also been cited as a
«count. it Is the claim at tho
«acumen WWW“ FOR Di- :iointiil that be m an “men!
with Am B. locum“: to «act
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Whv You Should
Own a
V‘» Sterling
Range
ilWonclerful Fuel Savers
Saves one tan a year. Bakes barrel of flour with one
had of coal.
Wonderful Baker
Five sides oven heated. Let~ us Show you.
‘ Wonderful Heaters
Heavy smooth castings.
Wonderful Removable Tops
Easy to clean.
Every Range Fully. Guaranteed
60 Days Trial Free
Heaters from $2.95 Upward
Ranges from $16.50 Upward
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' Join the Sterling Furniture Club
‘ 'Sterling
FURNITURE CO.
129 Washington Street.
Phone 105
Complete House Furnisher ~
The New Flower Shop
(MRS. A. c. cuuno, PROP.)
All Kinds of ’Cuthlowers
Fancy Boston Ferns, Palms, Rubber Plants. I
Also a full line of RusSeli’s and Delator's Chocolates.
Cigars, Tbbaccos, Etc.
prumpkin Time is .
COAL’ TIME
Tet Us Have Your Order
For the Winter' s Supply of 5
Coal ::::.:::
Harris u Gans Co.
WATER 81, SO.‘ NORWALK.
Telephone 721.
> Triangle, guaran ,
’ Reliance, guaranteed 5 years. $285 ..
Vacuum Cleaners. . . . . . $18.00 ..
Electric Fails.,..‘...$13.50 to 317.50 :'
.We have ‘ several second-hand ::
, fans fur sale. _:
Electric Wiring for Light and .. .
Power. ” ‘
' THE WHITE ELECTRIC 00.,
Electrical Engineers and
Contractors. . ..
54 Water at. South Norwolk. 62'. :j
Phone-3523." -
The} Best Shoe For Any Man Is , r
, .j I The Emerson Shoes
"For Dresser Business Wear, They Are Un-
cqualled in Appearance, Wearing Qualities
'and Feet Comfort
CALI. AND SEE THEM
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