concurs-mm
ole-Imus.
Clothandliiniona
rarmmmwy;
@116th 15c coSsooc
. Gmnfortcblecm u gash” to $3.so,
.Winter Bodyworfor L941”;
dolor-comma.
EK. Banks
‘ mo Item Block, cameo-lit.
fl
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair to-:
night; Saturday lair, warmer in in-
terior; gentle east to southeast winds.
A disturbance which is central this
morning over Montana is causing un-
settled, shoWel‘y weather in the north-
western districts. The Cult disturb-
' ance in still. causing unsettled. show-
ery .weather in the southern districts
between the Mississippi ‘River and the'
Atlantic coast. .Pleasant weather pro-
vails in slithe northern districts east
of the""Mississlpp’l River. The tem-
perature is rising slowly in the cen-
traland western districts. q,
YEAR AGO «TODAY.
WEATHER A
..3é'13fi‘13’ if” '.ef‘
Temperature Low," $5; high,
64 Fair. a,
”W
—4Furnaces cleaned and repairer]. B.
’R.Waiterhouso & Son, in So. Main at.
M " 7 ‘
The members and cheers of mine
m =9 rmuch Lodge convened last .oyeulngI:
‘r aflitrsnsacted the regular weekly
thsiness
Ida Hoyt and William Cockefur.
both of Norwalk, were quietly mar-
ried in this city on AugustIliith.
The regular monthly meeting ot‘
the board of directors of the South
Norwalk Public Library will he held
in the Library Building tonight at
eight o'clock.
—FOR SATURDAY.
“Lucille Love," an interesting and
thrilling series will be shown at Pleas-
ant Hour and Lockwood’s Hall.
Take advantage oi“ the Saturday
specials advertised by A; Stall, the
east side gracerwtor this week. The
adv. gives some low prices on high
grade goods. "
AI; important meeting of Eureka
Rebekah Dodge will'be held this even-
ing. The degree will b9 conferred On
‘ several candidates. and refreshments
will be served following the meeting.
:Charles DauChy and Gustave Pitzer.
of this city, will leave tomorrow for
a very pleasant and interesting trip
> to Washington, DC
An automobile van loaded with Tur-
nitiire'and bound in the direction 0!
Stamford met' with an accident while
passing through Wall street shortly
before noun todity. The driver steered
the truck too close to the curbing at
a point bptween the Central Nations
al bank and Rogers arid Stevens and
struck the pole which stands there.
One of the side lamps of the autumn-
, bile was ripod on. a part of the inn-
“Ding board was dented and some or
the furniture inside was damaged as
a result of the collision The van is
listed as \baloniiig to Mary E. Dell-
south. or Bridgeport. It proceeded on
its way.
. or... we, wear. run-down!
' Hoadache? Stomach "omit—Just a
plain case of lacy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and atom-
och. promotes digestion. purifies the
blood.
SPECIAL TITISWEEK.
m “99.9.10: cicc .... 6c
mm
mm...- ......s': i:
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The Book
BLINDNESS OF VIRTUE
October 5th 10th Round Trip SLOi)
Also Tearing Cars for Hire at
Luther M. Wright V
Franklin Street ' ‘ South NorWalk
A MERS 1915M
“LIGHT SIX”
OUR 1915 DEMONSTRATING CAR II HFRI,
Auto Supplies Storage, Firestone, Goodrich. United Stains Tirol.
C
, Lowest prices Special storm to commuters, Stochg (or the day.
CARS FOR HIRE DAY WEEK 0R MONTH.
RIGHT DY 80. NORWALK 9TATION. ,
’ * - FOR SALE. .
1‘09 Pope Hartford Bunobont ......ou....t a’ncaoccclcu-uaco'c m
Chalmers '38." 1919 9750v
1912 Maxwell, newly painted and overhauled ..."... -.-..-..... 9960
Repair work guaranteed For-Ids a spatial}.
VA‘AST BROS,
TEL. mo,
....uc.cA-oaaccii‘i-chc‘u-c
; .
.. Now Selling at 45 Cents
"~f At-
DONNELLY’S
19 SOUTH MAIN ITRIIT.
‘V:"‘.\‘
The new waists are ready for your
inspection at the D. M. Read CD. See
odv
onlcer and Mrs. Rebort Colour, and
family, are preparing to move from
their-heme‘on Summlte'street. to 63
Bsyvlew avenue, thefihofise recently
vacated by Attoi-uey N‘.‘ Condos“;
. .. . _ _ ,. , a!
‘You cali't "Imagine how ihueh 91.00
n'wcerwltl'bnyat Jacohrts. nudithe
adv. and rind out.§ . . .
\; :‘rp ' Ii
Fenian n: etér 'oI Wilson ruled.
9,2,6;
FURNITURE OF QUALITY
For the Bedroom, Dining Room, Library
Hall and Den ..
HIGH‘GRADE Goons. MEDIUM PRICES.
oUR LINE OF FURNITURE Possessns THE
QUALITY THAT MAY BE DEPENOED UPON. IT .,
IS SHOWN IN ALL THE NEW AND POPULAR DE-
SIGNS AND FINISHES IN COMPLETE SUITa OR
SEPARATE PIECES
D NOT FAttiTo LOOK THROUGH OUR IM-
MEN n STOCK «YOU ARE SURE no FIND WHAT
:23 WANT AND A'iI‘ THE PRICE YOU WANT To ‘_
A J. Collins & Go.
’Funeial Dirfictor and shoulder
North Main Street ' iiPliope 747 ‘
formerly. employed by the local
Adams Express oilice, has accepbcd a
position a‘s foreman, With the Andrew
Radel Oyster Company.
—FAIR TONIGHT.
Colonial Mill. Special program.
Mrs. Delia Sanford. the elderly lady
of Franklin avenue. who fractured‘her
hip several Weeks ago. is reported as
being able to sit up now. lit is a re-
markable case because oi the duct
that she ic considerably over eighty
years old. '
. Joseph Oddo. of Cedar street. and”
Charles Oddo oi Woodward avenue.
spent yesterday in New York City on
business. Joseph '.Oddo purchased
several attractive pool tables, which
he will‘ install in-his shop On Coder
‘street' within a iow‘ weeks.
At a stated communication of St.
Johns Lodge, No. 6, F and A. M. last
night. tw 0 candidates received Entered
Apprentice degree. The’ activitiesln
the lodge tor the fall have Just com-
menced and every early indication
points to a busy winter season.
fl-cl—nu—n—v
I
l
'.fl d" coco Esc.‘
i
Sorrow is shared by the many ad
mirers ot Fisk," the little fox terrier
or Dr A. H. Baldwin, of West a'yo-
nus.- The dog was run over by an. .au-
tomobile last Wednesday in 1:61in or ..
its home and suffered a bad cut'in _
the side or its head And a scab on
one oi its legs. The animal received
several bruises also. Fo'r a time it
looked as thbugh “Flak" has heel: is-
tally injured, but careful nursing. and
attention have brought it around on
the road of recovery, which news is
indeed most pleasing to the anlni‘al's
many friends.
‘1'“ :':-:I.'I:':
Skirts
New line of Fall Petticoats. in ~
black and coloiic. in the newest II ,
styles, some made with the pct- j:
out tastner. _ , . ..
AilSilk. Jersey Top Skirts.“ ii
- .
I25: West WaShington St.
Needs For the Riley Housekeepers
At Special Prices
no a.
SATURDAY oNLY
10c Welsbach inverted or‘UprightGas Mantles ........—..................7.
5c Waxed Sandwich Paper
5c Blue Tip Parlor Matches... . . .
.... ._.v._-n___n-cuuujcp.u 89 Mix
10c Large Bottle Household Ammonia. ....... .............. ...... to bottle
21c 10-quart Galvanised Water Pails. . .._i........n.....................14¢
50c large size Class Wash Boards..... W.
92. 98 "Triumph" Galvanised Dostless A'sh Sitters. will litany barro'l or 39h}
acccc‘cvo- ccoocwpcho- 3.0
can..... ........ ..... .............. ..... ...............Afk.19
5c Plain or Fancy. Thin Blown Table Tumblers .._I................ 6 {"199
10c Egg Boreamade or heavy paper—Saturday" .
3195 Mrs. Potts Sad ironc.3 irons to set ... m mi
25cRoundWireDish Drainage...”......................._.....-..... At 19o
500 Inside Dustless Clothes [Anson....1.'e............................I
22e1-gallonstoneCrocks. .......,
$1. 25 Rubmtmmy Siliideo—Satlird‘y. en‘s-our......rccr;rs-ccc--‘.m
iqcPlain White Dinnerand Soupd’lates , 4eccohI
gee
“"3. I.
ALBERT F. GEHEBE ‘
So. Norwalk
Phone 10692 -' {Prompt ‘Delivery
You Can Save Money by Ordering Your
Fieral Decorations and Funeral'Desrgns
FROM . A
Renown-rags FOR our FLowsao or Ann KINoIoIA
South Norwalk Flower Co.,
MoscalincSkirtc. block and ,,
ceiorc ........91.99. and”
Chilton Talon, one: and TI
colors .........99.99 and” .:
Cm Meta. cottocu and i
w mcccchim “ a
m Shirt. with patcit
finalaAlicRuocccad ';
“ WOOD-OIOIIDIII‘DOIQ,OOQ.‘” ‘
“Macac'lm
1915“ ‘ MODEL
Call on its or’l‘elephone “
. mm
AntoBus to perm r...
- lecture motion play was presented to
' in today’s program at both houses nod,
- to see “The Lost Paradise" in
'. the best photo play successes Or the
. such well known actOrs and actresses
' - as Catherine Carter, Mark Price, Ar-
j well as many others who are not far
~ behind the stage leaders. it is not sur-
. Londe, who ih the part of Cewilliker
' days more in which the Norwaik peo- palgued. a stable of boxers tor sev-
who loft her .at home“ the East. .. '
-‘ comer to flood not. Nm'au. cxpccim vDave. smith} champion... mid“?
‘ Bridgeport, returned yesterday to her
‘- Tori Clarita“. He has been i. bench
Willi ililSiliiii
“THE LOST PARADISE." ,. ..
With H' B. Warner. the eminent
dramatic star presented in the lead
ing role and supported by a cast. oi
master actors. the first Paramount
Norwalk theatre goers at Pleasant
Hour yesterday afternoon. and repeat-
ed {Or capacity audiences at Lock-
wood'c Hall and Pleasant Hour in
the evening. The lecture is memes
since this will he the‘ last opportunity ' '~ '
Nor-
walk there is no question but what
the theatres will be filled. The mo-
tion picture play which is arranged by
the well known Daniel Frohman is
produced in five reels. each one or
which satisfies completely and the
live together go to make up one at
present day. “The Lost Paradise“ is
a 'world iamous drama. a celebrated
story oi the gigantic struggle between
the two {master forces of modern in-
dustry. capital and labor. With War- .
not playing as Reuben Warren and!
assisted. in the principal parts by
Panama Canal’
ed.
thur Hoops and August Balfour as
-.4-
prising that such a gre t picture was
made. Hobart Boswo b will appearI .
Monday and Tuesday in Jack Lem,
don's “An Odyssey of the North "
This play is in slx~reels.
.» HOYT'8 THEATRE.
A very creditable production of:
“Tennessee's Pardneib‘ was given by
the Helen Page Stock Company be-I
fore a capacity house at Hoyt’s The ,
atre~ last night. The work of the en-
tire cast was excollent. with espeC-
iai mention being made of Robert La-‘
Iwith another man in the right field.
It is a sure thing that it he had de-
cided to ignore the Feds the' Giants
would have traded him to some other
club.
Hay (a magnificent liar) kept the
audience in an uproar. The stage
setting was very good..and all con~i
sidered, the performance was worth;
witnessing. There remains only two
TO MANAGE GARDEN A: C.
Jimmy Johnston. who has cani-
ple will have an opportunity to see esal years and also has been rinse
the work of the stock company. Sst~ elated with the management of va-
urday night’s periormance bringing to rious boxing clubs, Mil manage and
a close the season wimke matches for the Garden A. C.,
“Tennessee's Pardner“ is a story of in Madison Square Garden, New
the Cold Camps ol‘ Nevada. and the York, for the winter season of 1914.
plot is cleyerly worked out. Tonnes. 15.
see Kent. 9 young daughter Of a miner --.-.----w——-—--
DAVE” SMITH RETIRES.
Ing‘m surprise him. Death he‘d claimx'welght or. Australia. has announced
ed him iii the meantime. it llnaliyghis retirement from the ring. Smith
falls upon Caleb Swan. “legitimate has been knocked out so many times
and high toned." to shorten her or his' Iby the ninerent American middle-
decth. Love springs up between them.' weights, both in this country and in
utter he tells her of her sorrow. and Australia, that he came to the con-
ilnally both succumb to it.
. to continue in the game
PLAN TO CHANGE FIRST DIS- I._.._._.,_____;._.
TRICT WATER RATES.
The water commissioner of the Dis- 1180. P. Flynn, manager 0! Frankie
me" hold their regular ”99"“ Wed- Mack, last night telegraphed to New
nesday night. As it was formulated, Haven to "1!! effect that the match
a plan whereby the prevailing 0118“" I scheduled for the 27th is oil ,as far as
of 935 for water connection is to be' he " concerned. CFO" and Murphy
cancelled and another rate set. Whilezi asked 32 500 {0 box Mack. while Brit-
"1° commissioners d” ”0‘ “3° t° ton 'was to Set 9890. with privilege or
accept the new schedule oi charges .33 1-3 per cent. _Fiynn considers Mack
last night it is understood that it worth as much as Britten Flynn was
meets their approval and will beac-‘o'flemd "00 ‘
copied at a later meeting. The plan
as, ohtlined to theVSe‘ntlnel reporter
this morning calls for a tired charge
lot 916 widen includes all the material
for making the connection. The labor
of digging is set at sixtyaflve cents per
foot. By this arrangement the prop-
erty holders, whose land is but a
few ieet away irom the water mains,
yviii receive o heneflt whereai under
the old rats the price wo9 the same
Tor all irrespective of the distance
IiroInI: the mains. .
ELLSWORTH—WADSWORTH.
Mrs. Kate A. Wadsworth. of gum
.cy, Mass" daughter 0: Col. EdWard
Anderson. and “r. Samuel Walker
Ellsworth, of Quincy. Mass, son of
Mrs. A A.- Ellsworth, were married
at the home of the bride' a brother.
Henry S, Anderson, Oi Humphrey
street, New Haven. weanesday at one
o'.clock. Rev. Col. Edward Anderson
omeiated. The best man was Dr. Law.
renco Strong of New York city, and
the maid oi honor. Miss Sally Bette oi
Norwaik. The bride was given away
by her brother. Dr. William G. Ari
derson. The _out Oi town ghosts were
Mrs A. A. EllsWorth, mother or the
groom; Mr and Mrs James Ellsworth
.and daughter or New York city, Mrs.
Dpcy E. Pitts oi Jamestown. N. Y.
Dr. Ellsworth is physician for the x-
Ray Department pi Boston City hos-
pital .-Rev, Col. Anderson was for
several years pastiir or the Norwalk’
Congregational Church
New
Hotel Mahackemo
SOUTH NORWALK.
BREAKFAST ISUNCI‘IEON
IAAST 0F “’ES'I‘IPOBT WREGK VIG ,
TIMS LEAVES HOSPLAQ
III-s. Wakeiee Rena-us to Rosie arm
N‘Iearly Two Months in St.
. :: ~._ Vincent’s
Nearly two months after the fatal
trolley wreck at Westport. lri which
four were killed. the last ofsthe vic- ‘
time to leave the hospital. Mrs. Rob-
ert Wakeiee or 19 Curtis avenue
home alter having been in St. Vin-
cent’s hospital ever since the after;
noon early in _July when the picnic
car of the Point Union Iniss{on met
disaster. Mrs. Wu keiee has a brok-
en knee cap. , tWo broken thighs and
many other inliiries as a result at the
crash. ' '
Both Norwalk and St. Vincent‘s
hospitals are now cleared ot the
wreck victims. Norwalk originally
AND DINNER
had 12 and St. Vincent's seven.
MURRAY FOR BROOKFEDB. 2 AT POPULAR. PRICES‘
‘A e Mayl Be Hado
‘n dthct 'Red". W
ltis persiston I More for Banquet! 5" other Social
Murray has either signed or agreed
JAMES RILEY, Proofietoi'
to sign. a contract with the ill-com
Feds to. next year. Murray has proo-
Public stencgrapher in attend-
anceft'or: - j, nto6“ ".1.
"Really ended his career with the New
,warmcr‘ncarly‘cll season.luud_litohls._
4m Acéordinc to thcrcpcr't. the
Mopproschodlurraycctoflihocl’c
RSDDILT- TYPEWRITEIG—L. 0
Smith, Cottonwood,
that
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You Are Cordially Braille;
- .. ToView “
The Autumn and
W for Styles
Lafitte, the great French hanke'i', credited his rise in life to pick- 9
ing up a pin in the streets of Paris Trifles tip the‘ scares for?" or
against success in anything, from building a shoe to huildingtlio
Shoes tor a Purpose—derive their corpusslng style from Watch -
ing “the big little things" in shoemaklng that are usually alarm-v"
the graceful slope of the toe. the comfortable “plant" clothe hd‘oi.
, the welhbglauced poise or the arch. the perfect appropriateness”
the “last' and leather to the amide purpose tor which it is intend-I
Our stock of world- famous Regal Shoes for Autumn dud Winter-
. is now all—complete. including shoes for business, afternoon and
eveninx. tor every place. time and'circumstancevin short. Show
For A Purpose that lit the foot and beiit the occasion
Prices $4. 00 to $5. 00
KEELER S
tingvmade it necessary to supplant him ‘ '
«when am
‘.fi .
1N aisle.“ . ..
é
uh
I.
‘INSURANCF
lion, Liability, Marine and Auto-
mobile.I .
WWW. ‘
Notaries Psalm.
Steamship. Tickets. , .
J. M. Lnyton’SI‘Co., Inc. .
REAL ESTATE: “AND. BEN“ ‘
5 RIIIrOIIi A99. South "GM“.
.9
acluslon that it was useless for him ‘
MACK NOT To FIGHT THIS MONTH .
‘pricos.
‘ itho a man em. which he ' a . ... m,
and: pigm- «IF-Idol‘s encircles It I , ”TITS... «in... _‘ ‘
”More “new 3
In. sum
.Wimuwulstsmcsrm
Wank; 23,119i4- I
At a meeting of tile Bofird 9/! DH
rectors of The Peeple‘s Trit'n‘ Gono-
pany. held this day, a dividend»
rate or four per cont. per 'annfunr ,
declared to' savings depositOrs ou ol
the earnings for the iisé‘ai perldd end-
ing September 30 1911.,
The same will be entered. on Da-
books and paid on. and after Oct. 10,
1914 By order of Board of Direoto
LEROY MONTGO RY
IRONS.
'You can demonstrate the]
ority oi Pinhnprl'o W’dll Ewan?)
the old, costly Iain-annotate: sea.
structi'on at little costathe um um.
you have a. partition to b
and get enoug '
material to my r :tli‘e space you was
to close off. Put up yourst
then _nail on the .Bléhnpric
The wall is ready at once to
kind or decoration. ‘It Will gilt your
a startling demonsti-ation of tho _
ing in time. and money over ~th
way or plastering walls and _ oi '
C. H. AlSill
Tel. 387-3. «- 1
Best wit: "my" capes
A full use for an
for and delivcrI
Robert ~
7Wall St _I
requests. r
We do not seek
We got an
by tarnishing on
Norwalk Chronicler