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’WEATFEF FGRECAST. >
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night and Friday;
northeast winds.
gentle north to
The southern dis-
turbance has been retarded in its
northward movement .by an area of
high pressure central over theILalle
. region. It has caused unsettled, show-
. cry weather on the East Gulf and
South Atlantic coasts during the last
24 hours. It is central this morning
near New Orleans: Moderate temper-
atures for the season of the year pre-
vails in all the northern districts east
of the Rocky Mountains Fronts were
reported from the northern portion of
the Lake region
WEATHER A YEAR Ado TODAY.
Temperdture; 14% 54; high
70. Rain. t
Authoritative 'Cbrset styles for Fall
and Winter are both; showu at the thome iof.lrlov. and Mri: dohn StaIpleton
E. Ryan Co.’ a store Make your sel-
ection now.- and wear‘lt when your
gowns are fitted?“ "" ‘ l __ ,.
a ' ’r
A baby girl was born to Mr: and Mrs.“
William Troy. of- Harbor avenue, last
For Norivdllt and ‘vicin'lty: Fair to- 5
We Atom One Years
V Tite- Book
BLINDN‘ESVS Oi?” VIRTUE
«I New Selling at“. Cents.
At"
DONNELLYA
CTATIONIRV AND BOOK_ DTORI
II IOUTI'I MAIN OTIIIIT.
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‘ Cheapest accidenta insurance—Dr.
Thomas‘ Eclectic Oil. Stops the‘psin
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell it.
The latest shoes for ladies at Con-
neally a practice. See-Adv.
‘W '
Tomorrow svoahigrmenloy his so-
clal time will he in progres at t the
on- Boyleaw avenue. .V .. . .3!
coats gfor colder weather all
Egg-[geai‘fcfl flay-aim i i.
tJ Drillockle‘y, 6f Hartford, idbelng
night, Dr. W. J. Tracey attending. Both
mother and child hre‘ doing nicely.
A complaint was received from a'
number of chestnut street; Second
District. residents relative to the an-
. -noylng noise of boyswn that street.
The disturbers were warned by the
Miles.
.—’F‘eel languid. weak, run-down?
Headache? Stomach “oi!"?—_—-Just a
plain case. of lazy liver. Bur-dock
Blood Bitters tones liver and storm
och promotes digestion, purifies the
blood.
Mrs. s. W. l-loyt, Sn, and Mrs. S. W.
daughter. Mrs. A. T. Doughty, in Hor-
per. N Y. ,
V ‘Lasl: evening in {lug Knorr’s pool
.parlors on South Main street, Tread-
: way and Buttery. rated-160, defeated
Rudder and Goodwin, also rated .160.
‘ in the.,.world. ..series
ment game. LTonVight WiCits and Bon-
nell will play Battery and Treadway.V
_ and the”. winners of this match will
tomorrow evening. which is the suit.
game of the tournament, play Dona--
van and Taylor. Unusual hiterest is
marrow rdghtI's games;
VV .,
. e .._a _.
being manifested in tonight and teJ
An important conference of theV_
-V teachersand officers of the South Nor-
‘ 'walk Baptist Church was held last eve-
. nlng in the parsonage on West street. ‘
Albert F. Gehebe
I :» The second Sunday in October will be
‘ observed in an interesting manner. At
‘ torney N. Calidae, of this city, will de- '
liver a‘ii addreSs on the European situa-
tion, and other patliotic feetures will
be enjoyed. Mrs. Wilfred Robins was . I'
attend the Baptist convention, which
will be in séssiop in Hartford on the
19th and 26th of this month. Rev.
. Ralph C. Hartley, pastor of; the church,
submitted saveral Vcourses of_ study to
the teachers. which is to be ctinsider-
ed by them. Followtng the husk-366
meeting a very plaiant social hoIitr‘
no euioyed. _.
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. SPECIAL Tl'HS WEEK.-
'Bm- Seltzer, we we "‘5'. an.
Brodie VSoltchr, 25c size Vise
MISeltssn soc size 30c
, $1.00 use '.69:
lInew Hotel Mahaclremo. I ‘.-
tournament ‘
entertained for a short- time at the
.,
l
Suits for 615.60 are a specialty at
Rogers & Stevens.
Don't forget the sale at Braud's.'
Call and sea Cutbyll's new market,
71 North Main street. Everything up-
to-date.
The Womans’ Association of the
South Norma Cofigregitl'Onal Church
has planned a harvest home festival
for the churchpwhidh will he held in
the church on October 27-28th, usihg
the organisation of Congregational Day
velop it.
at Roton Point, has accepted a‘ posi-
Mahackemo; . . ,
I-“Always more for less" is the Bus
.this in their offerings for Friday. See
adv.
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FRUIT JARs
jetty an... Stone Crooks and
Jugs. Wood Lawn Rakes.1Wini’e
Pluses; .Step Ladders,
Kegs, Flower Pots, Etc.
:5 West Washington St.
- , South Nos-walk.
Phone 1066-2 Prompt Delivery
Ne'w line of Fall Petticoats}!!!
biaclr' end colors, in the newest '
styles. some made with the pat»
ant fastnar. , «v ‘
- All Silk, Jersey Top Skirts. dd.”
Messaline Skirts. black and
Wt!) .41“ l; i'
e " .“October 5th will R
Also'l‘ouriag Cars {crime at
ILuther M Wright
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Deliciow’gremm Butter, 'e if).
MMBMW, ":1 PM“ tensed-asses
Best Family Flour, every 5.; goarautiu
IOld messianic. .,........,.....vr '-
A STULL
CHALMERS 1915
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1016‘ DMNOTMTING OAR i." Hui.
auto supplies, Storage. We, Goodrich; United State} Tires.
Lode-t pfledi" Special museum Emma‘s”.
I' cARo Iran HIRE DAY, WEEK on moans. , -
« "1 Armor so. meAatt aim-tori
sonata.1
1106 Pope Hartford Runabout .., m-
(numer- f’66."1616 . one
1616 Maxwell, newly peinted and overhauled ....I... ........‘.,‘. 6466
Repair work guaranteed. Fords a UPON!!!-
VAAST 6608.,
i7 CHESTNW ,flq SO. NORWALK
2d 90
south Norwalk
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7
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VI jerssa'd.’ '
VnVAsI'r 'NoRWALK.
: fgirlie.
MrsfiRose B. Barrett of Myrtle ave-
7 are spent the week- -end in New VYork.
" W- , .. ‘
Miss Marjori P. Purdy of Lingo;
street spent yesterday afternoon in.
Bridgeport.
-
Mrs. Samuel VBulllley of Greene
Farms is visiting relatives in Brook-
lyn, N.V Y. .
Mrs. Henry Ripple of Greens Farms
is spending a few days wi‘h relatives
in New Yorlt.
Sqmuel Ogden, son, of Mr and Mrs.
H Burr Ogden of Greene Farms.-
lollies Thursday to resume his duties
at Yale. University ,.
A special town meeting will be held
for the purpose of electing a member
of the F‘lre' District Committee to sue-
ceed the late Frank N. Taylor.
Mr.’ and Mrs! John J._ Alvord of
Grena Farms recently gave a tea at
' their home in honor of Mrs. Simpson.
mother of Mrs. Oliver H. Jennings.
who leaves soon for her home in Vir-
Wiibur F. Thomas. who formerly
conducted the pavilion at Compo
Beach will conduct the sea food booth
at the Danbury Fair next week. Mr..
i'l‘homas will serve everything from a
iclam on the half shell to a complett
Vshore dinner. Ills booth will be One
of the I'otnoxelties the fair.
Edward Coiyar is attending the
convention being held in New Haven
this week by the Shepherds of Bethle-
hem as a delegate from the Lady Pal-
mertop Lodge. Lady Palmerton Lodge
will hold its regular meeting Friday
evening in the Fable building and the
inltlnlory degree will be parked on
three candidates.
W. S. Keridolf of King street has
reported to the Bridgeport and local
police that his Ford automobile hes
IS SHOWN I
ALL THE NEW D P PU
SIGNS AND F NISHES IN gu'r HE
SEPARATE PIECES. - C‘QM FF:
MENSE STOCK. YOU ARE autism F- '
A. J. Colll" & Ge.
Funeral Ditéétor and Embalmer
NorthVMVain Street
molt mod «is?
OUR LINE OF ' R-N -
QUAMTYNil‘l-lllfl‘ Mamas. Daren as U
DIIILI.
J1’R. ‘iiI'
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Phone 747
03..
WHAT
:2: WANT AND 4T. THFI. PRICE YOU WANTV T0
“been stolen by his chauffeur. The
machine bore a Connecticut license
marker 020960. also a New Jersey
, license. marker. Mr. Keridhoff resides
in New Jersey and has a summer
home on King strecLV
Herbert Mills of this town was
lined 665 and costs in the Bridgeport
City Court yesterday morning on two
charges brought against him for vio-
lating the State Automobile Lawn
Mills: was riding his motors» cle along
3 Fahdield avenue ion Saturdays at
speed of 46 miles an hour and also
ran with his muffler-roped. .
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if is reported that during the last
week several young women hdve been
held up by a degenerate and sujected
‘ to insult. No reports have been made
to the local police officials. due to
' the fact that he attempts at violence
have been made. The source of the
rumors could not-ascertain any names
nor give a description oftthe guilty
person. lt'is believed that one men is
is probably an insane person.
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Tits" finishing touches are being ap-
plied to th! new building in Sauga—
tuck occupied by the Saugatuclt Post.
. . .activities to further the work and de-
dloyt. Jr;. are visiting Mrs. Hoyt. Sr.’s‘
Patrick cox, well known in this city ‘ A
as special ofllcer during the summer. ‘ ’
tion with James Riley, in the Hotel ~
ton Store's policy. They live Vup to *
Wine I}
Farinartlctdars apply 8. J. Kepler. Local Replicasntflve, I66 "V
Styrene street, Not-walk Coma, Phone 1108-2
, M. Morgentham.]r..-Co,, Auctioneers,
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.New York. Phone VVl684,
-\‘ ‘\ “.““-““ ‘a‘
ucivvu—udunuwcr‘
Office. The post office occupies the
. eVntlre ground floor and when alter
atiohs how's been completed it will add
many convén‘ielnce's (or the public (and
the employeeq Josph Morton has
moved his inma'nce' office from his
former location on Railroad avenue
to the. upper. floor of the new build
H ,lng. Electric lights have beeri' installed
in the building by Clarence Brad
.n. lley of Saugatuck. A grade will be
’ ‘ a. concrete
95 Liberty Street,‘
established around the building and
walk lel he laid.
years has been superintendent of the
'local trolley herbs 0! the Connecticut
Company, will finish his terfl Vof duty
with the company tomorrow. “chief"
Heath succeeded Samuel A. Purdy,
“who served a: an efficient superinten-
den‘t for 16 Years Mr Heath will be
succeeded by Tho’mas MacLean of
Bridgeport. who has been emulated
by the Connecticut Company as chief
clerk to Manager C .Chapman. Mr.
imam leaves WestDort with the best
‘ V‘ ‘wishea at a. host of local friends and
You Can Save Money by Ofdenng Your .
Floral Decorations and Fuse
‘ 7 HEADQUARTERS FORI IGUT FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS.
South Norwalk Flower Co., ..
“ _. _ 1 Telephone 664
No: 2 South
QM
Main Street: ’
lal‘D
081208
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of the local trolleymen. A token of es-
teem was presented to Mr. Heath to-
day by the local trolleymen, who
wished him the best of success in his
his former home .ln BostonV Where he
will retire mm active service. V.
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SINGER MFG. CO. CUTS
’with the Singer Sewing Machine Co.
in the Town Hall tonight at 8 ociock '
' déuslrtg the dihtul'banc‘c and thatihe‘
grharies F Heath, who (or several V
future life. Mr. Heath will leave for made known.
_ DIVIDEND. in two terday 'ri-om duties pain it the custom
NEW YORK. 03E.1.——'l‘he Singers. house were $424, 016, of which 3268, 544
Manufacturing Co., which‘is aillllated W33
PT“Fl mus
in F, childlike“
tioseph Spartaro and An! cnio Si-
care at Port Chester Give {
Mllilll Testimony
Tires Vulcan'
,.,.,
hand all the time.
for and delivered... .
! Two more witnesses were examined 1
yesterday afternoon by Coroner John
! .l. Phelan in connection with the death
of Joseph Portino of Greenwich, who
was struck by an automobile driven
by Courtland H. Wicks of Rilerside
on June 8. Portino died from the ef-
fects of the injuries in,the Green-
lwich Hospital on September 13.
} Heard No Warning.
l The then examined by the coroner
were Joseph Spartaro of Port Chester
and Antonio Sigero, also of Port Ches-
ter. lloth men were walkingVio work
on the morning or June 8. Slgero was THE SILVER LAKE 165 CO.“ « ‘ V'
walking in company with VPortlno on '
Phone 619. 22 Hoyt 8 Uptown,
the right hand side of the random : t’
{Spartaro was walking about. 10 feet ‘ '-
in hull of the two men. When ques- INSURANCE
tioned by CoronerVPhelan regarding
the speed of the machine and wheth-
“mu-141e,. Accident, Plate
Glass, Workman’s Comm
er the around sounded a warning:
with his hard, Sigero, who was walk-
lion. Liability, Manna Am
ing with Pg‘rtluo, said that he had
heard no noise and that the machine
'appeared to be going at a fair rate of I
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets.
ispeed. He said that the first Warning
l. M. LaytonI 6: Co., lllc‘.‘
"Siive‘fihfier .
We have extended our service
South NorwalIk in response to
requests.
We do not seek trade b claim
prices. We get and KEEP gubm
by furnishing unequaled sorvlce '
fair price. ~ ‘
it is tru‘e economy to deal With no.
Especial attention to family My,
he heard was the with of the wheels
'about three feet behind him-V He
jumped and shouted to Portino to
Hump. Si ero landed in the ditch
thesldo the road, but Portino‘ vies
afidck hyV 'inB'V right mid? glint-d; tumors
ing him to the ground several yards
from the machine
Spat-taro. who was walking in back
of the than” said that the machine
ihad passed within a few feet of him
.but not near enough to be dangerous.
.6”. he wasV walking about four. Vieet
from the path of the car He did not
think the machine would hit the two
,men in front of him, so did not raise
on outcry. VV ; .V
Wouldn't Answer Charge .
At the previous hearing that the
coroner held in Greenwich the police
authorities testified that' when taken
to the station house Wicks appear
ed to be very much. under the influ-
ence of liquor. When westioned by
the coroner in regard to the allegation
made by the police, he refused to an-
swer on the. plea that his attorney had
forbidden him to talk. The hearing
will be continued V.Saturday, when it
is probabledhachs-onu Bhelam . will .
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Dmdend Notice
Scptemeer 28, ill“.
At a. meeting of the Board of Eh
rectors of The People's Trust Gora-
pany. held this day, a dividend at ill
rate of four per ceiit per annum
declared to savings depositors ou
the earnings for' the fiscal period ell
lug September 80 1914.
The same will beseentered on pm
books and paid on and after Oct. 16
1913 By order of Board oIiV Directol'
mush ,thmitestlmonn .' 1+ _‘. -
iFLOURWANTED' sy EUROPE. 1 USE rr m Baum“; PM
81‘. LOUIBAMO‘R Oct. .1..ij rush or- (moss.
YOu can demonstrate» the Supp
der for 116,000 barrels of flour was
all Board
placed With a local milling company‘
yesterday by .reprssentatly'es of one ’of.
the warring European nations, V. the
gidentity Of which? was not disclosed. V'
This is the largest single sale of flour:
ever made here -.,
The. door will: be made of Kansas,
wheat- and will require “p.090 bushels.
Shipments trom- Kansas fields to St.
Louis will begin within ,8. few days and
the hour will be rushed to New York
Just last as made. The price was not
yo’u have a. partition to build. -.
Just go to. any Elshcdprio .della‘n
and get enough of this wonde
material to cover The "Spline you
mg in time and money oderZ-tho
way of plasteridguwlells .an‘d- ceIlIIlVV
L albums or? in wartime as.
- 95"“..-
NEW YORK, 9c .——_Receipts yes-
for recent importations V
There was a falling Off Of 66,246. 834
" 1’ has~cut its quarterly dividend from in the receipts. of tliVis September. as
four to twoper cent” it was announced 90ml)!!!“ Willi last sfiptembeyr when .
today. The capital stock issue of the the tow, receipts from. duties were;
company is $60,006 ,000, to which 616, 365.384.. The total receipts for the
amount it was incheupd in 1910 by a month added yesterday were {12,113.-
" stock dividend of 106 per cent. ‘ .. 5 5.9 ,VV, VV-VVV _. .
meg. sneezed. Remus l cARit'y' FILIVI R "ER on sAcKs.
As at. H. cuter couuesl. We axle acc’us'to d news-vs ‘
VI Divider the island’ of
spout. coon. ‘ ille-
m’Ndw Hayes &. hacks. and thus
seeing 6y piper placed nearly every ,
Eventi.
. :. JAMES RILEY. ,
‘ .Publlcgsenograph inst .
Norwalk Chronicler