.umsammsnmaladlaemsnwy
smashes. seizes.- mu
FIRE
jutmohiie. Burglary Liabil-
econ write any kind 6! insur-I
all may require Cali us on the
> No. 1280.
er
I' peaaation. Fidelity Bonds, tnI‘E
Miss sadie Keeler. Miss Ethel stnli‘
Iand Wilflg3|:3tu‘ To! 285nm Noiwalk,
were among 111;“ submit in attendanceI
at the birthday novelty shower tandem
ed Miss cell‘s Besky, in Brldfipbrt.
Sunday. evening.
,, 3. ‘ {v M! H
Impafig film‘fiassenfln mg} yea onster men who have hid occasion toI
terday on ‘the steamer ‘Princess lnlipefl the ground. W ha“ been
Anne" of the Old Dominion S S. Co. 59111118 31 30 to 59 Cents 99" bushel,
for Norfolk, We" were Dr William L whereas had it be“ "BM quality,
Ammo consistent
sorts.
onnnecticut reports sale this yearls
seed on the natural bedsuoti Bridge-
port are being confirmeli each day by;
Iand IplantIers in IISomersetI County
‘.wsters Tongers of «Fairmouut and
St. Peters districts worked on an area
lof oyster ground in‘ Mahokin River
known as "Carmel Bar." Which is
claimed by George"Ni“tiflblx‘iuili’| mom-1 I
; bers- of; his family‘s: private planting '
grounds. According to reportsY P93"
lye hundred oyster men of 'Fsirmount
and St Peters pulled up a number of
stakes which the Cox interests had
PARADIDUNT HOUSES.
Inst Showing' May of
“All Odyssey of the
Weed and wile. who procured their
reservations and tickets through the
ylor & GOlden Agency of the Company at South Nor-
!” NORWALK TRU§T CO. walk J. M. Layton & 00., inc.
BUILDING. ‘I‘ I‘ madame truism“ reéam‘a 'c‘om-
hill #3 NMMS‘TANEXSL
ZINE“? ASIAN lfi’iflfifiéfi
from E W Bush chief engineer The:
engineer also deposited at set of blue
prints used during the constructijn
work I
l
W
I Eleven new candidatds were initiat
ed into the mysteries of Court Eda
monde de Amicls, Foresters of Amer
tea. at their meeting last evening. The
!resignatlon of Frank Cappuccl, as”,
lecturer, was received. and accepted.
--I . -Frank Lombardo was elected to fill
iNew line‘of 'lI'ally_ Cardh lust re- his place Following the meeting re-
solved at Donnelly' s. See today s adv... lresllmeuts were served. I
prices I
. Sunday. October 11, “Civics Sun-
Routine business 'was tranaaCted day " the members 0‘ the W’omans
evening at the meeting of Doug Municipal League of South Norwalk,‘
i‘ .quler Post G A R are invited to attend vesper services:
«. ' ___. Iat 4:00 o'clock, p. m.. at the South
south Norwalk Camp, 102, W. 0. Norwalk Congregational church. A
-..will hold a meeting with a smok- large attendance is desired, and mem-
Wednesday evening, October 7. in hers are asked to meet in the east
Auth Norwalk Trust Compauyfs parlors aIt4115 o'clock,
titling. Norwalk Camp. 54. is invitr"
The state civil service commission
. I has an official notice elsewhere in to-
I; The members of tile state barbers' day's paper of a wag in Hartford on
commission held a meeting at the Thursday, October 22 for the estab-
state capitol in Hartford v'eslerdai lishmeut of an ‘ellglble waiting list
Ito BI!!! renewal cards 40" barber‘s. 1“ for appointment to the position of-
the state there are about- 3.500 licens jforeman of repairs in the state high-
Iis that fish have been making oflIMr
[Conns reveals the fact that the set mItongers On Sept 25 the Maryland
‘3‘“ II D‘mng the summer "“1 MI ”(I and other localities that leased cya-
50 to 75 cents would have been theIplanted on this ground and when 3p.
price One of the best known plant-z preached by a watchmen in the' em-l
em and grown I“ the E8“ “is thatIploy of Mr Cox immediately showed
had the seed been good, planters and tight and drove the watchman from:
growers would have taken fully fourI the ground. The oyster men thenI
times as much as has been moved , Icontinued to take oysters from the
'The J & I.J W. Elsworth Co. ofIbottoms. claiming they had worked on
Connecticut, New Y0“ and New J" Ithes‘e same grounds for yesrh‘iiiid that“
sey, purchased a small quantity of thlsII , it was not under lawful lease ‘IW It
W3” seed and moved It to Green-l Cox interests. it is said that the oys
port. Since transplanting the small ter men were all armed and were
oysters have been rapidly disappear-z determined to protect their right to
ing from the shells to which theYI work On the disputed arear. An ap He
were originally attached. The belief pear was made to the State oillcials by .
Cox. and the str Governor
with the ”“9" IThomas was sent to the scene: By
A study or the history °t the OI’MB'II that time affairs had calmed down.
industry at Bridgeport and Stratford Warrants were then secured for nine
North"
’— TOMORROW
has! White in Title Role of
“Perils of Pauline"
“Selig Weekly"
" I monsmfaan‘ FRIDAY
Billie-Part. Iul‘namoum Feature “it?
[it Dustin Far-mun la W gem-kg
“The Vlrglnlan”""
OCTOBER 12 and is:
minus Grumman's First Appear-
ance in Motion Pictures in
“The Unwelcome
. Mrs. Hate "'
Long Island Sound 1““ always been I Board of Public Works had a hearing,-
decidedly irregular and beyond all up of the case, at which Cox testified
parent control. so that despite “‘eIthat be had planted between 20 000
90‘" 9°" M “‘1' and the past few and 30. 000 bushels of' oysters and
years hope for the industry *of the shells on his grounds. The board
future should be by no means abans' passed the following
doped. The year 1899 was a memora- . “Resolved further, That the said
0qu one and is still talked of by old commander serve notice upon the ton-
oystermen “5 "‘9 ye" 0' the 3”” I gers and oyster men operating in that
that year there was an abundant set ter beds are the DIODBHY of such less-
of spat. which continued for a longerI sea and that the said Commander is
period than usual The remarkable fee duly authorized empowered and fl
ture of the set that year was that theI rooted by the Board of Pllbllc Works
attachment was not confined to the to take such steps and adopt such
regular beds. but a productive ”eaImeans as m“ be necessary to pre-
was dlscmered fahin excess of the vent depredations on all leased bot-
chnrtered field and extended far out toms ..
into the deep waters of the Sound.
The Stratford and Bridgeport beds
that year yielded the magnificent crop
of nearly of half million bushels of
seed oysters. There was nothing to
[BURN ’I‘O DANCE WELD
Miss run-hem seven or the w. I
G. Nowell School 03., Dancing. sn- 80.1
‘0
. .4 all morning at 9 o‘clock.»
ed barbers
. I". lit.- Rev; John J \‘ilan. bishop of theI
'Hartierd-Dioeess, celebrated an an-
itinerary requiem mass for the late
Bishop Michael Tierney at St Jos-
W’s cathedral in Hartford.Iyester
. The Hearons Sisters Concert Com-
Iypany will give a musical at the South
.Norwelk Baptist church, this evening.
ngiis combination of musicians. came
«here with the best of recommenda-
Iioon by an autombblle width killed
her =r. Katherine Clements. and
ininv‘d another child. was reported
Wt ERIE! Jt St. Francis's HospitaIJ
diamond to be imprpyed
"I";
rm Tannery 2, 1910, .IfItIlINfIllIlng vacan-I
Isles in the following mechanical
Wes and non-educational positions
as they Inlay occur in the Engineer
I Department at Large, Quartermaster
. .U. S A and other branches
the Government Service in New
1 London, Conn. and vtcmlty; Carpen-
mt, Marine-Firemen. Mate. and Oiler; . , , I. ,
,I'. IS OUR BIGGEST SELLER
‘(Marine). Applicants will not be as-
sembled for a mental examination, be-
‘ ' ated wholly on physical ability.
experisdce and general fitness. For
application Form 1,800 and Form
$93725 pamphlet of information, apply
Thomas E McElrse Local Se'cre-
. U 8. Engineer Office. Neall Lon-
ioh. Conn. or Edward E, Stebbins.
strict , Secretary, . 141 _Postofllce
' 85." Boston, . Mass. Applications
gitnstbe filed with the latter on or be-
fll‘o December 10, 1914..
If you do not save part of
or another.
Iway department and places in other 3'
Nor-walk at Arlen flailh
Dependence— : , '2
The Penalty of Unthrift
II ye will be subject to the whim of somebody who controls
., income or thevititim of adverse circumstances of one
lndllcnte that the following year would
branches of the state service. ‘_ be any less prosperous. all visible c
v--- Iditlons were unchanged. and yet by
I B 1' 'Spmk counsel for the New-I compsrlsou the season of 1900 was a
York. MW Haven and Hartford Rail failure The ensuing three years
to“ Company for Connecticut “MI shoWed a gradual decrease, and the
yesterday appointed general solicitor disastrous results were felt not only
M we company. Mr Spock ”pom in Connecticut} but in Massachusetts.
to E. G. Buckland. general counsel for I Rhoda island New York and New
the company and vice president. Mr Jersey, as well as for the planters in
BMW. oilice continues at New Ha those States who depended upon the
van. and counsel for the “we“! Connecticut beds for their seed. in
"at“ will ”3 port to General SolicitorIlgm' the fourth year after the “big
Alone, and a delightful program will «Spock. '" Iyenr." the natural beds here produced WEEK BEGINNINI Min“.
. be rehdered. ‘ " WI . Ihardly a single bushel of deed.“ Dis worm l v
, ~ ‘ Advert “9 I" T e sntinel ‘coursgement was getfersi’ and it was r . .
III! The condition of Ruth Cle'ments'ofI " ‘ ‘ felt that the industry in these waters Five Actsof vadewue
cornfield, thera- yearsch child who was at an end. Their. in 1.904 came ' ' I
ifIsIsIIse‘riously tainted Shndnyl' siter-‘ \Ve Art. Making a Specialty of a crop of young oysters that almost AND ;
eqllalled in volume the ham est of five
years back. Following the period of
Lleanness there was naturally a good
Imarket. and prices as high as $1 a
Ibuuhej were paid for the crop. The
average price for the season that year
I was about 75. cents a bushel. This year
Its looks as if history is repeating it
Iself.
I . The 1'fl’smroln County Weekly Times"
Iof Long island. says: “Oyster men
I who frequent Bridgeport harbor. Conn.
Sweater Coats
I —-—-——--g—
Boys and Girls
$1. 00 to $3. 00
Ladies’ and Men’s
$2.00 to $5.00
I Kell'ar Coats
At $5.00
Class for Children will meet on
on. it. at 4: 30 P. 3!.
(‘lass for Gentlemen nIiInl ladies will
moot at 8 P. bi. . I
All the modern Dances lhoroughlyI
bliss ELIZABETH NEWELD. I
Bridgeport
fl 1;.
Hoyt’ s .. Theatre
25 “hefty 8t.
Motion Pictures
Thm Shows Dally—2:16, ms. Ions
lt’
p. m- o
M‘ATINEIE raises:
taught. I
I 'I Vf'seat's".’I10c EIVe.’ 10c and 15d
I “I” be PM” to hear that ““5 appro. Orchestra ........ 15¢
priatlon of 3105.000 which was in the I
River and Harbor bl“ wm not be 39- Balcony . . . . . . . one . as u. n. .u u. 1°C
Icured this season. The appropria Box seats ..... ..... 28c
‘ tion was ‘lumped " cutting out the '
special improIv ement at Bridgeport. . .
The harbors of New Haven. New Lon- EVENING PRICES.
don and Stamford are not affected by Flrst Three flows In Balcony.....25c
. . ‘ n ‘ 1
the lumping of the appropriations. Lu: Four flows In Balcony.......15s
On Tuesday 30 of the 70 boats I w
Iapcrsting on the natural beds of! 6“"? "‘°°
Bridgeport had returned home. Sklp- Orchestra .. ..... . ...... 25c
9"“ ‘°’ ‘1‘“ ”mm" ”8“" “I“ an Seats . . .. as.
A. Dicker-Inland
.8; Sons
St). Norwalk. “Phone. 441'
We Give S. & H. Green
Trading Stamps.
they would try the thing out for one
week more. and if stock did‘not im-
prove they would give up work.
I Each dayl‘brings additional news
Ins to the poor quality of the oyster
set in Long Island Sound. Writing
under date of Sept. 80. Capt. Fred-
erick s, Beardsley, of the Andrew
Radel Oyster 00., Bridgeport Conn.
says that the set is very uneven it
all places and at no point ‘is it ”very
large From the same good authority
we learn that there is a set of small
starfish at different locations that
threaten to destroy, what oyster, set
there is. There is a large set of
5!:
outside, and also at Norwalk. Barton
and Stamford. Conn. and at various
locations in Greenport L I. so that
eternal vigilance in looking after star,
iish will be the price of saving, what
19“ oyster set there is.
New York—Oyster
Great South Bay report that there is
every' indication of the season being
a remarkable iine one. «Orders for fu-
ture shipping are very heavy. Oysters
your earnings steadily you ai-I
starfish at Oyster Bay both inside and '
shippers in I
Build up a Smith NorwaIlk Savings Bank savings account
bulwark against the misfortunes that always attack the man
. without a reserve of cash in bank.
are. already of very good'quslity and
are improving with ea‘ch day. Euro
pean shipments are light at this time.
‘ New Jersey.'—Csrlot'shlpmsnts from
Kermort' are being; each was!
by the J. t J. W. hm. This
week two solid can “re sent out.
one for at. W Ito’s “IQ. other
brim-es City. I. 00.
Mb! M It ll I97 II 0 ”I“ to
None Reserved for Vaudeville.
\
Optician
Two recent feature reeieses.
.. Drums.
THURSDAY EVENING. OCT. .1 It
The play that led the public back
#
FRIDAY. OCT. 9.. at 2:15. 7:00 ’snd
v;
The comedy that ran two years in
Stamford Theatre
STAMFORD. PHONE 2300.
MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 5. It
8:15:
The first big star to appear at this
theatre. May Robson in the play
of laughts, "‘Marths By.the.Day."
Special scale of prices—Orches-
tra. 75c. $1.00, $1.50. Balcony. 29c
to 81.00.
a
TUESDAY. OCT. 6. at 2:15, 7:00
and 9:00.
IITwo big Feature Films: “The Hair
of the Lagardersl"-—Drama. “My
Friend from lndla”~Comedy.
Mat. All seats 10c. Eve. 10c and
1.50.
' I
I”
Wsostsnav. oer. 7, at 2:153:00
. . ‘ and 9:00.
“A
Mlillon IBld"—-5-reel Vitsgraph
“My Uncle lilil"—-3-reel
Vitsgrsph' 'Comedy'.“ Mat. All
"J ‘.I
3:15.
to stage decency at the Play-
house. N. Y.. alilastseason. “The
Things That Count.” Original
cast. Prices. 25c to 81.50.
9:00.
“The Fortune Huntel"——5-rIeel Lu-
bin; “Woman Against Woman"—
3-reel Biogra‘ ph. Mat. All seats
1th. Eve. 10c and tile.-
BATURDAY. Oct. 10. MAT. AND
NIGHT.
N: Y. “Peg 0' My Hea'rt.”
Prices. Mat. 25c. 50c. 75c. Eve:. I
25c to $150.
. Seat sale Thursday.
O. B. J ack50n
as wau. eraser
NORWALK.
I runs: as
Everything in the Optical Line
II EYes Examined Free
Highland Coal
Have secured a few cargoes of this very high class coal. we are
prepared tp’ supply our customers either for present line or winter
stock, Rare opportunity to place your winter orders ‘
RAYMOND BROTHERS
ITIII.
‘ -
'ITI.EI’.'-if."-TI:-T-T- I.-
tRlnmcteII
7 ur— temm .1.”
The New Flower Shop
(MRS. A. C. CUNEO, PROP.)
All Kinds ofI'Cut Flowers
Fancy Boston Ferns, Palms, Rubber Plants.
Also a full line of Russell’s and Delator’s Giacohtes.
Cigars, TobaccOI, Etc.
, Electric Fans......$13.60 to $17.50 ‘..'
A 7 . . .
~ I
nglo. guaranteed or ever. - ..
Reliance. guaranteed 5 years.$2.fl '_:
Vacuum Cleaners...."...—.....$1s.oo .
We have several second-hand I:
has for sale. 1;
Electric Wiring for Light and ..
Power. "
THE WHITE ELECTRIC 60..
Electrical Enginhrs and
Contractors.
54 Water St. South Norwaik, Gt.
Phone 3423.
REAL CAR HERE
no _YOUT‘WANT A cosmON?
I TAKE A COURSE“!
P..
1915 ”
REDDY 8: AYERS
VlllZIdlltltstl‘étfllt.’
MODEL
Call on us or Telephone
Distributors For Fairiield County
1915
Ajax Tires
Do You Knew ' Whatwe
' HavetBeen Told?
.“There is No Better Place to Eat Than ,
Here"
The Royal
I James "Inn
The Place of Satisfaction
WALL STREET
NORWALK
. j ‘ C‘- . L. .‘r :
‘ . J 7 u . 'I s“... :‘ I: ‘ny I'D _. 1.12 5 _5.
__H...’ ' _-. .I,
wYeur- ~ Attention:
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL 3TA3|LITY II
EXGELLENT FACILI'HES ; ,- ‘ .1
FROM" AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is to-
day.
ITHE DLDES‘I‘ IITBANK IN NORWALK.
The Fairlield County Natlonal Bank.
No Soaring Prices on These
. linens
OIctobcr Brides-TabBe as well as housekeepers ingen
eral vvlll find umnatcllod econondcs in the Linen ofigen - » T.
ingstlfis week.
‘I
They come from all over IIIl‘mrope.I yet the PRICES are ;
as LOW as if nothing extraordinary were taking place ‘~ 1;
abroad.
Included in our stock: are TABLE CLOTHS, NAP-
KINS. LUNCHEON SETS, TEA CLOTHS. TRAY-
CLOTHS, SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES AND
TOWELS.
These are NEW Liam. There are really, beautiful
pattern-youwillnothsveseeuboiore.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
Norwalk Chronicler