will
.331
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, Khalil-million
in~theirauuggleforgoat
mootlkldtbyafiteoiour
._ smock Cannel coal to
Joule the problems of
war,they’dfoel,fromita
mdhnce,eo“oomfy”and
‘Mflfl‘ every one’a
gfiemcewouldbc un-
dusteod—flreportalsof
Wheeler; for grip
1kindofcoalisawonder-
‘flllstuif,ithasclialm,it
Fhll brightneS. it is
cheerful enough for-"a
King, for a Kaiser, 3.
V The
7,1‘ 5,9
5V iiisiilllus COAL
i
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COMPANY.
35% BUY
t Hazelton
00211
if
Vt \
. The B. Hershlield asoncti
TIL. ‘2“. 122 WATER UT.
Fall Styles
“Hi. 5 .
Mens andV Boys’ Suits
,2 GOTTLIEB’S
$7&$10 ClothingStore
* 11 NORTH MAIN 181..
lN RED OAK COAL I AM THE
. ONLY ONE.
Try a bushel and. you'll buy a ton.
Ify cash prices are the lowest in town
I do not expect to make a large proilt
on coal this year. as I sell at such a
kw price just to advertise my
Red Oak Coal
I Vain selling Alpha ortidnd Cement
at very lowest prices. The bag must
be returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON;
a some 31., 5A3? NORWALK.
"I'Ol..441. Tel. 441.
For Unto-date Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG,‘
Funeral Director and
imballner. V
Office and Residence
§-_ 'Vi'VoIVephone 904.
{3.84 80. Main 82., 80. Nomnr. .
VVSPnVcVIAL SALE “ 0N MEN’S
. SWEATER coA'rs,
mucus 50¢ ’To $3 00
Louis Avrick
The Union Clothing and Shoe Store
OSTOFFICE BLOCK
‘ SOUTH NORWALK
‘
jngi‘REES TRIMMED» ’ .
.CAVITIES TREATED ’
aupaiil 16: Sounder
ARBORGULTURl$T8.. .
UTH HORWALK. CONN,
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inst
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10. Day’s Sale.
CUT PRICES
ON CLOCKS. WATCHES,
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
GOODS
Just call and inspect our prices,
you will be astonished, only a. few
‘mmmuddfimmm
lty. kmmdmmhanthadmof
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
l
\
.ltrs....... .s..sl.s...s
reputation tor mum
Harris a: Gene Co, guarantee that all
coal bought of them has been carefully
screened.
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ntlrlls "merits
Funeral of Michael Finnegan.
The funeral services of MlchaelFln-
3 negan were held at St. Mary’s Church
at 9 o'clock this morning and were
! largely attended, Rev. T. J. Finn odi-
clated. Interment was in St. Mary's .
cemetery.
The N. E. Ryan Co. are showing up-
to-th~minute styles in dainty ammo
and stiff collar and can sets.
Miss Bessie Field, of Burritt avenue.
to spending the week-end at Glenbrook
with Miss Marguerite Ver Steeg.
Miss Alecia Brede. of Lowe street,
bookkeeper for the Reynolds Motor Car
Company. West avenue. is ill.
-—.
Funeral of Miss Warm.
a
noted he... i The funeral of Miss Edith L. Warm
Clocks and Watches were 34 to “3. was held this afternoon from the late
NOW $2.00 to 812.50.
sPsoTAcLss :1 Rev. 5. p Fairbanks, pastor of the
glow) SOABJITESS ............ $1. 75 East Avenue M. E. Church oillciated,
W 01100 ............... 85¢ a b I .
GOLD KO NS ......... 81 50 1:11, or all followed in Riverside come
Dont Delay Only to Days.1V
1 Brands 16“” elm utilise
”WWW ..-..........., NEWSPAPER srolu
Champ Clark. Speaker of the House
10f Representatives, has written a let-
ter to Joseph.J. Ghiotto. of this citY.
150 YOU NEED ANYTHING IN
THE FURNITURE LINE?
home, 12 Third street, at 2:30 o'clock.
If so, Come to See Us Before Uou
Go Elsewhere. .
We Have a Fine line of Furniture.
Stoves and all iiousefurnish-
ing Goods.
Prices To Suit Everybody
M. GUTKOWSKY
87 North Main Street. Phone lilo
Opp. Congregational Church.
A“: Buy Socoml-linnd Furniture and
Stoves
BlCYGLEsNEEB ATTENTION.
Chief of Police: Pennington"fiecelvel
.. Complaints About Lack of Belle
' and Lights.
chief of Police William R. Penning-
ton has rewived numerous complaints
relative to bicycles on the street after
dark without lights‘ or balls. The chief
calls attention to all operators of rub~
Vber- tire vehicles to the following law
which will be enforced by the local de-
partment: "" .
‘All .rnbbo‘ntircd vehicles while in
use in the public streets and llighivaya
shall show, from one hour after sunset
Vuntll one hour before sunrise. a light
or lights so placed as to be seen from
the front, except that no lights shall be
required on sucbvehicles between the
hours of 5 o'clock in the morning until
seven o'clock in the evening. Such
light or lightrshsll be of suillolent il-
luminary power to be visible at a dis-
tance of 200 feet, any person driving
or directingtany such vehicle upon a
public street or highway between .the
horns afoi-esald. without n‘ light, as
hereuntofore prescribed, shall be lined
not more than $5. The court before
which the accused is ctrled may sus-
pend judgment or remit the penalty,
provided whenever in its judgment the
circumstance will warranteuch action.
V Any rider or driver of such ‘vellicle
whose light has become extinguished,
or who is necessarily absent from his
home, without a light, may proceed to
his destination, provided he travels at
a pace not exceeding 6 miles an hour.
The dahiia fete at the farm. of
George C. Comatock, Ponus avenue.
yesterday afternoon. was one of the
most successful alfairs ever conduct-
ed for The Home for the Aged. The
next receipts were between V3500 and
$600. An interesting program was
provided, and melodies in charge
.received many compliments on the
way in which the, affair was conduct-
ed. . ‘ ,
1.
"A. L. Susnitzky, of 16 Center street,
Danbury. has returned from South Nor-
.walk, where he was the guest of
friends for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. ,Bulkley. of
No. V14 St. John street, East Not-walk.
welcomed a son to their home early
yesterday morning. Mrs. Bulkley was
Miss Katherine L. Duhlgg. of this city.
before her marriage .—-Brldgeport Post.
____.,_.__.._
Winfield Elwood, of Lewisboro. viss
. lted Dr. Baldwin. of Norwalk, last Fri-
day.
Mrs Emily Bradley. of Norwelk, is
visiting with Mrs. C. E. Briocherhofl’,
ofV Railroad hvenue, New cannon.
' state, Fwderick G. Tanner. is a sum-'
'mer resident of Greens Farms
in
Westport. He has a wide acquain-
ldance among professional men in the
southern end of the county.
denying newspaper assertions that he
did not appreciate the work done in
Congressman by Representative Dono~
er, and ask you to try the experiment.
to participate in the Columbus Day pa:
rude. and will meet at the City Hall at
1:30 o'clock, on the afternoon of 0c-
tober 12th.
Qlillcar John Reynolds recently so-
cured the names of a large number
of boys who have been breaking win-
dows in the J. & J. Cash factory on
Chestnut street. The matter is to be
There are many advantages in pay-
ing by check. The South Norwalk .2.
Trust Company declare that your I IT
money is safer and your credit great-
Vand gives an audible Signal as often'
V as 500 feet are passed over."
" Mahackeino the thriving institution
van, of Norwalk. Speaker Clark was investigated by the police.
one of the first members of Congress ~—-———_r~
to line up with Donovan when he said This morning the chief of Police of
that it was absolutely wrong to accept! Danbury phoned Chief Pennington
money from the government for ser- ““1" “‘0 0010’“ bicycle. 11‘1"“: W110
vices which were not rendered. Mr had disappeared from at city, were
Gillette wrote to the speaker to find “WM The local police had been
out the truth about the matter. Champ. 0“ the 100* out for them
Clark’s letter f0110wa: -—-——r--srs.t
. The Speakers Roomep Three boys by the name of Masher.
-House of Representative" Shepard and Burns. were complained
Washington, D. c” about to the local police relative to
Octoberl 1914 making a disturbance on West ave
HONORABLE JOSEPH J GHIOTTO, time. Their case will be investigated
21 Lincoln Avenue. b) the police.
South Norwalk, Conn,
My Dear Sir: Samuel lrelsnd. of Bates Court, who
You are very badly mistaken if you Wfib NCBDUY‘ operated upon at the
think that I said anything to belittle Stamford Hospital. bill)? Dean F03!“-
my friend Jerry Donovan. suffering with mastonettis, was dis-
, lam not responsible for what papers charged from that imwtion. and re‘
say that I said. especially Republican turned 110an yesterday. Th9 operation
papers. was successful in every way and Mr.
i don't remember to have said any- lrelund is rapidly improvlns
thing at all on the subject of Mr Don- -———-~-—~
ovens points of order. but even 1, ll Signor Enrico Allessaudro, the noted
did say what the Courant says 1 did 'tenor, has started suit for divorce
that is, that half of his points of orderlagalh’“ 1“! wife- Mm Enrico Allesm-
are correct. still he would be making dro, “1° ‘3‘ 9’93““ Team“ 1“ Mill
a pretty 800d record-better than ville. N. J., charging intolerable cruel-
moat. 'ty. The couple were married in 1908
l have over- ruled Minority LoaderV'?‘nd hav‘e “V0 children. Attorney \‘~ "
Mann and Majority Leadér Underwood item A. Grillin, Jr., represents the plain_
and all the crack parliamentarians lu tiii‘. Deputy Sheriff D 110““ Ladrigan‘
the House several times. ! served the papers on Mrs. Allcssandro,
1 know that 1 did say to some-news- yesterday afternoon, through the mall.
paper men. in Hartford, that Mr. Dono-
van performs a very useful funcuon in Fall weight suits and coats at one
the House. and has been of great as- Vha" Price at “‘8‘“!!! 8% Hyatts
sistance in keeping a quorum. and for
a new member, is doing remarkably
well. , 1has sued Edwin L Stevenson, of Nor-
] ‘conslder Mr Donovan lis one of my walk, for 85. 000. Papers were filed yes
best friends. and a very valuable mem- terday, by Denim? Sheriff J F- Wielcr,
bar. inever said a word in my life defiof Bridgeport. in the town clerk's of-
rogatory of him. lfice. Mrs. Parmly claims she 108/1186
Your friend. [Stevenson $2,475, and. upon non- pay-
1‘01! AMP CLARK. merit, demands damages of $2, 700. All
attachment has been made of :5. 000.
Mrs. lda M. Parmly, of Bridgeport.
1 mow similol‘msio norm. —-—-—-—-
The beautiful Blue Dining Hall of VF'lnB furniture. rugs and muses at
the Hotel Mahackemo opens this we . the Sterling Furniture Co.
nlng to the public. All the arts known !
to ~expert hoteldome have been
brought into play in the making of
mg mums m,” m, aummm and 1Norwalk Board of Library Directors
homellke place. which will appeal to was held last evening at the Carnegie
all building. Washington street. The
The food will be most wholesome, question of rewiring the interior of‘
and the genius faultless to a degree. Vth bulidln d k b of
The charges will be very hominal.1 9 53“ ma luga num er
New china: glass and silverware. and improvements in the lighting arranger
furniture have been purchased for merits came up. and the contract was
the Blue Room- 3’13 the “feel Pro inwarded Dudley Cullen, who will com-
1 l
dugz‘: gag? 1713;112:2222: should Im1plete the work next week. It was vot-
pea, strong“, m women guest, The ed to secure estimates for periodicals
dining hall will be a place where they Ifor the coming year from the 1003!
may come unchaperoned and be as-lnewsdeaiers. The usual bills were.
sured of the most counteous treat
'ment This {act 510m? should result‘lnpproved. and routine matters were
in popularizing this new institution transacted
to a great extent. '—
Several have already leased perm- Miss Elizabeth NewelVl, of the W. Gila
“10m ““65 l" “19 Mahawfimo- find bert Newéll’s select school of dancing
many others have expiessed their in- i
“Mime of so doing Those who de 1and department, Madison street, South
ire to make this hotel their permsh.3N0Walk Beginners V6133?!“ cllll-
ent quarters had best see Manager dren Will meet at 4: 80 p. 31.; evening
.Riley at an early date, before it is too i(alum; at 2 p m the wt“; and the la-
llate . ,
. Breakfast lunch and dinne'rV ,a pop test modern dances thoroughly taught.
ular trio. is what is making the Hotel
_——-...._
it is.
HAVanARp LINEUPV CHANGES. i1
3 CAMBRIDGE, Mass"
nl changes from the arvard lineup both manner and messiah.
Vrpilmum ”ms nu wmflfl'r which met Bates last Saturday. were therefore quite ancestral-Tins the llniVsh 1
naturism) om 3.4mm new” planned for today's game against the his stroke of a cultured «duodenum beam weighing three 101“, and
chosen chairman oi the Democratic Springfield Y. M. .C. A. College. The One season in this school will make 132 (a... 1}, length which rolled steepest
3” ‘" ”mm“ “minim“ 01’ \‘BW YOL‘k' two elevens have not met for six years.- the pupil thoroughlyfiir‘olleieilt- in done-V,
ing and politeness. Said-fit in this pa 1h,”
Mrs. William Sulzer. of Park“
street, New Canaan. has been visiting
[with relatives in Norawlk this Week.
l ”Sentinel adVertiselnents pay. -
The monthly meeting of the :‘aoutlb8
Dancing is a health-producing recrea- 1
tion, and every one should be inter-1
ested in the delightful accomplishment}
V0! dancing. It 15 an 9'“ tllV‘It. ‘3 «post-V Baker of. Stamford against the Emma
tivVely healthful and, at the 'same time.'
,‘élct 3.—-VSever- imparts all the principles. of grace. in fol-d.
and is}, W
+ «:5 .-~.‘. 5
s‘f-T."_’£1‘.‘j._.
At
Fall and winter models
The mayor. councilman and all the :3:
other city ofllclals have been invited V
PEACE PRAYERS BY CATHOIJCS.
Special Services at St. Peter's and St.
Joseph’ is Churches Daily
This Month.
At both St. Peter's and St. Joseph's
churches. as well as in all the Cath-
olic churches of the state, special
prayers will he offered up daily dur-
ing the whole of the present month
by the priests and people for the ces-
sation of hostilities in the countries
igvolved ill the present European
war. The prayers will he offered up
at St. Peter‘s church on Sunday.
“'edncsday and Friday evenings at
7:30 and on the other days of the
week in the morning at eight o’clock
At St Joseph‘s church the pr'a)ers
lFrida\ elenings at .30 and on the
other days of the chek at eight o'-
clock in the morning.
Right Rev. John J. Xilan, bishop
of Hartford. has sent out n circular
letter to all the pastors til the chur
char in the diocese asking them to
pray for the special intentions o: the
people in the warring zones.
The circular is as follows:
"The month of October is observed
by the church as a time of special
prayer to the Queen of the Most Holy
Reset-y. As our mdy‘tll’ Victory she
has been invoked by the Sovereign
Pontiffs in the darkest hour through
which the church has passed. ‘Hcr
intercession has not been sought in
vain. The terrible events of the pres-
ent urge us to supplicnte her with
more than ordinary fervor. Our Holy
Father. Benedict XV. recently crown-
cd Vicar of Christ. has made his first
appeal to the Christain world for ear-
neat prayer to obtain the. blessings of
ipetlcc. The President of the United
jStntes has called upon all the people
of this fortunate country to unite in
special prayers for peace on the first
Sunday of October. Please read his
lproclamatlon on next Sunday and al-
so announce the regulations concern-
ing the month of the Holy ltoenry.
Exhort the faithful to approach the
monuments during this season of
‘prnyer and thus make their petitions
more acceptable in the sight of God
"The October (it‘votdons will be
held daily in all the parish churches
of the diocese from October first to
1Novcmber second. The Rosary. the
lLllhnny of the Blessed Virgin and the
Pravcr to St Joseph should be recit-
'ed at mass in the morning or during
ilhe exposition of the Blessed Sacra-
‘mcnt iii the owning.
Vl 'lll our charity we. should endeav-
of to obtain as many lndulgeuces as
possible for the thousands of brave
soldiers slain on the bottle fields of
Europe who have given. their lives
in obedience to the call of duty. Beg
10! the Almightly God of nations to
rent a speedy cessation of hostilities
and to support the widowa and or-
phans in their dire distress.’
,. ____________._.
I'm ERSIDE MAN IS HELD RES-
PONSIBLE FOR DEATH.
l CourtlaVnd H. Wicks. of Riverside
He held criminally responsible for the
ldeaih of Antonio Portlno of Green-
wich in a finding rendered today by
Coroner. JoKn J. Phelan,. who has
been investigating the accident ever
since the death of Portln three weeks
am The accident occurred in July
but Portlno's ianui-lés were such that
.he survived until a short time ago.
Wicks' the coroner finds, was in-
.1tcxlcated at the time of the accident
.which was a few minutes after 8 o'-
lclock in the morning. Wicks sat stu-
=pefied in his auto after- the crash
and did not get out to old in taking
the body from under the car until
insulated by a passing teamsler.
l Wiclts’ upon advice of counsel.
1stendfastly refused to. testify. The
1flnding has been turned over to Pros-
ecutor Brush of Greenwich (or prop-
er action 1 .
1 W
CLAIMS DVAlliAGEVS 0F $5, coo.
Suit has been brought by Harry F..
Construction company. also of Stam-
.in which the plaintiff claims lie
injured While Working for the
de endant company as a carpenter
hleV‘ leg, crushing it to the will. b’rétin
ing it and causing Injuries so that
months. He claims damages of 85.-
000. Papers in the action were re-
turned in the Superior court today
Ladies’ Tailored Suits and Coats
if: - Fall Weight SUits and Coats
One-Half Price
A few days more of this remarkable sale that means a big saving for prudent buyerS. I
Correct Corsets
Beacon Bathrobe Blankets
A new ml: of the latest designs for men and women.
,will be offered up on Tuesday and _1
He was called upom to help .move of
was undble to work for six,
of all of the most popular malted
Complete with cordsV and V
It from 31 as to to. 00; Switches from your own combings.
Q‘nna-uaa’ntnm-np‘a/a ‘..W'
s. d- g .- ‘ -\‘\. -\‘\-\‘\-- ‘\ .x.x.x‘ : ..\-V‘VVM ‘
'within three months. Detective Rey-
nolds was sent from the New Haven
odioes of the New York, New Haven
& Hartford Railroad and lay in wait
ued until this morning under bonds for 10 nights before he captured his
of $500. which were not furnished. men Both of the youths denied hav-
OWEN Redhanded. lug visited the place before and said
Detective 'Reynolds ““3 concealed that they had never been arrested be-
in the station and shortly before 4 fore.
o'clock heard noises outside the build-
ing. 'lie lay quiet and soon heard
the crash of glass and saw two forms,
coming through the window One!
went to the section occupied by the Wills Iii-turned “Milly to Office or
Greens Farms Post Office and mag Clerk of Superior Court——
other went to the ticket booth. Rey-1 1’95"“0“ “logo!!-
holds came from his hiding place andg Writs were returned today to the
ordered both to surrender They at; office of the clerk or the Superior
tempted to escape, and after Detective ;court in five cases in which couples,
Reynolds had threatened them with feeling themselves mismeted ask for
his revolver and with his billy. he divorces.
managed to slip handcuffs on them. Wlmam 14-09110"! "f Danbul‘y
asks for a div aloe from Emily Osborn-
He telephoned for Deputy Sheriff H' 1of Milford. They were married July
R, Elwood 0f Falffleld. V‘IO respohdr 2) 1888. Desertion is alleged since-
ed quickly and took them to the 'Fair- 1908. . _
field lockup, where they remained un-1 Lucenn E (Barnum) Hopkins 0:
Danbury sues for a dilorce from
til yesterday morning, at which time 10mm A Hopmns mlflmeny 0-5 Dana
they were removed to the “Ck“? in bury but now of units unknown. The
the basement of the Town Hall. Nelth- couple were married Oct. 6. 1898 and V
er of the miscreants carried any tools desertlon is alleged since Jan 111 19-
on his person 02 2. A clitorce is claimed.
- Daniel F. Mallory
Attempt to EF°'P°- [Xi Y asks a divorce from Emma T.
While 'BBl'l‘fiCk and SChEI‘ wereHUnSdny) 31810,}. of Danhur)‘ The
locked in the cell in Fairfleld, theylcouple were manic-d Oct. 31 .1909
attempted to escape by battering the and dcsertlon is alleged. A divorce
'and the custody of one minor child,
1°C“ With a ”a“ 1‘“ They damaged‘Clinton Daniel Mallory is asked.
the lock to such an extent that Sheriff 1 Rachel _A_ (.Gnmm) Bennett 0:
Elwood had to knock it from the steell Slumsord a‘sks for a dhol‘ce from 1
bars with a hammer, They made Thomas Bennett formerly of West-
_ ',port tin. grounds of dcsertion and ha-
another attempt to escape While he 1bituul intemperance She also asks a.
“‘8 taken from Fairfleld lowup !change to hel maiden name ,‘
They were handcuffed together and The m riage took place 0ct.V 9.
were being conveyed through the:119019 and the dc11m~1110n 115 ggegigot:
Elwood'a me commence Nl‘c ‘
Vstreets 0‘ Falrileld 1i: Shit-i5“. tt The alegation of habitual lntempeiu
automobile, when ’Vt e 3 er s a on {once is said to haVe commenced at a.
tion was attracted to Sober, who had-‘ penod a year 91.19,. m the desertidn.
his leg hanging out o! the side of the, Florence Huglird. nee Hahn‘s. oi!
automobile and was trying to “slip" Slagizggrtfsfifw“0222;313:331““Jim‘-
'es 1 0 0
the handcuffs {t was necessary £10111 ground of mmkmme cruelty
Sheriff FLlWV2°Vd t.°- employ V‘ spoon 1 Tile couple were married Nov.
constable to watch them while they 1904
were being: taken to the' local lookup. The plaintiff asks 'a divorce, the
Sheriff .7531de inquired at: the Com- onstody of a minor child, Richard.
r.
merciai- House in an effort to identity “ed 10 and “mm“ TM “"V‘m'm °
the youths. but was unsuccessful. He
1the husband's estate is not stated.
later learned that they were employ.
terday before Judge Howard J. Cur.
ed at the Phil theater in Bridgeport 1
“b k" was
"a tis in the Superior court. Good pro-
se candy sellers.
the eighth to occur at the Greenil!‘ m. “a made and by noon no bad
Bill Bllllfilllls CAUGHT
(Continued from First Page.) 1
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s.
FIVE (‘Ol'l‘hES \SK COl' RT 1011'
DIVORCES. '
of Patterson,
27,
.,._...
when lit) NEW oiriznxs. i"
The work of naturalizlni: foreign
born citizens continued all day yes-
Yesterday morning' a
Farms railrbbd station ‘and post office 1,33,, accepted.
Norwalk Chronicler