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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7, r914
Attorney and Mrs. ”Jabs J. Cause and].
son “lack". were new tables -.Yorx:
city yesterday.’
Perils of Pauline at Castor Thea-f
. Itres today. . . i
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we can write any kind 0' insur-
on may require. Call us on the
waists, new style collar and sleeves. at‘
Imoderate price, at J l. Mallette’s. Seel
adv. . I»
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The South Nor-wall: Trust Company
insists that the modern. and correctI
Way of settling bills is to pay by‘
-check. Paying by check has many
iI
.‘W’is‘ithe time to magic your do
t‘ floppies! S‘rix‘ct Co to
6*- «5 April dividend
arrested Guisseppe Fosano, of this city,
for drunkenness.
Keogh.
rm. and Mrs. William non of Rich ”9'3 in the Edward Fitzsimmons reek
’mond Hill \isitedI Mr. and Mrs. lesrdriving case M“ Fitzsimmonsis'
"cuties Frank in Norwaik, Sunday. chauiteur for William H. Farrell,
I The first cargo of coal to be un-
loaded {font a barge-alongside the
w wharf of the Ferris Coal Com
WY. was started this morning when
i go gang of workmen started work
ogihl‘unloading of the barge “Bright
« film" i
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taken to a higher court.
try in Danbury.
1:Special stamp offering at Dicker-
In". a this week. See ad\. other night, when seven carioads were
sent west The demand is mainly for
First Methodist Episcopal Church
log at the residence of Mrs, B M. as anticimted-—ConlulerCiaI
inflows is to be held at the fish New Haven
‘denCe of Mrs. Million. 15 Golden iiill
street the 9th inst
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thrift. Read the adv.
I mans. Iis the reward of thrift
' g; The ill’oorporators of South Norwalk In spite of the fact that one reservoir
Ehdge. No. 709. Benevolent and Pro- 01 the “Dinar Norwaik water system is
:tcotive Order of Elks. held a meeting empty. Water Commissioner 5 S.
for the DIH'DOBC of organizing 133‘. eve: 'HEtCh, of 1.118 Second district. said this
ning. Jacob Linxweiler was elected moraine thin there was plenty of we
DNSideni- and Robert G. Mitchell was. ter in the South Norwaik reservoirs.
chosen secretary and trossurerI and tha'i there is ev‘En more water in‘I
second niatflut' s ponds at the pros .
A cabiegram on no?“ “deduced ageifillbe. lhhn'tli‘cre was at this tilts
til birth in Constnntinople. Turkey, one year ago. -
o: a da’ngiiterrtd Mr and Mrs Harry .: 1le - '
Wilmington Barnum, of that piece. w MIMI“ ..
,. ,.
5." 2;
31nd, the place of satisfaction,
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hispossession for “safekeeping." The
matter was settled out of court.
Teeth extracted absolutely without a
gastion of pain ,and even' without
btest discomfort. is one of the
test discoveries in modern dental
practice. Dr. J. mil Mallory. of South
Norwalk, ’has developed this new sci-
' ace. in its every detail. and extract
.Iing and filling are operations that ills
momenta may undergo with perfect oom-
placence.
Miss Mary Collins. who for more
than 30 years has been a missionary
to the American Indians, is to speak
at the Waterbury Congregational
church this afternoon’and in the even-
ing at the Park street Congregational
church, Bridgeport. 'On Thursday. she
Iis to address the Home Missionary
\ ~Society of the Congregational church
read in éuth Norwalk: Miss Collins is
familiar with all phases of the indian
‘situation and her I experiences are
both interesting and instinctive,
‘11.! you want to save 86. 00.
"flottlieb's adv. It will tell you the way
‘ t can be done.
, DOE Warden Thomas F. Walsh is‘
king‘s. further investigation of the
us complaints he has received
ing the dog nuisances in South
sin and Elizabeth streets. It is like-'
that the owners will again be noti-
died to keep their dogs on their own
mines, even if it is necessary to
p them chained up all the time. and
they comply with this order some
titer action will be taken. »
The O'Brien Construction company.
the concern that has been building a
piece of state highwayju Newtown,
has become involved in tu'rthor legal
dimcul‘tles.’ The. horses of the con-
cern that were attached in Danbury
on Saturday for an alleged breach of
contract were released by a bond Mou-
day, only to be attached again for the
alleged violation of another. agree-
ment. Both agreements were in rela-
tion to the replacingof fences along
the highway constructed by the Com-
Flour. potatoes but—tor. all at extra
ial prices at The Great A. ll: P.
'I~Co. Sec adv
The Penalty Of Unthrlft
If you do not save part of your earnings steadily you ales
ways will be subject to the whim of somebody who controls
your income or the victim of. adverse circumstances of one
.ltind or another.
Build up a South Norwalk Savings Bank savings account
- bulwark against the misfortunes that always attack the man
, without a reserve of cash in bank:
bowler of Bridgeport pleaded guilty iné Ishould not be conducted in a normal
I‘ciiluii'" 33 {Wis: ‘ 1 BOARDING asconyomrxoxs.
l .
smoothie For Then A: For
. Banks. Declares McAdam
Is flnffl ”‘ln WASHINGTON Oct. 7 -——"There is
:evidence in some quarters that indi
Ividuais and corporations are heard-
ing money; it is just as reprehensible
New assortment of dainty lingerie Pleads Guiliy lo Chdrile 0i Beck-4m them to do so as it is for the
banks. " declared Secretary McAdoo '
$0! the treasury department in a state-I
ment issued last night.
“There is no reason, “ he continued
less Driving of Auto in Fair-
iialli Streets ‘
\
ixnoney ill the banks in the Usual way
Iand with absolute confidence. anal
"Connie" Lewis, the well known were is m rem“ why business
,—
l we! "
TOD \Y.
' “Penis oi Pauline’
C(mtinlxalion of this thri'ling; sep— .'
jI‘H'why the people should not deposit ‘05 “1‘13 Pearl White in “if? Mills
.023.
“Sélig Weekly
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
the Criminal Common Pleas Court to-
day of operating an automobile in
'- The statement says the Collecting“
irates have been charged by Ibanks i
iFalrtield on June 2,1ast, at a reckless I except In exceptional cases: I
I “The Virginian”
ve-pan Pan—finnt‘ Fen] um".
{rate of speed. and Judge
‘ Walsh fined him 8100 and costs Clitus correspondents were made at ‘he un-
H. King grand juror
Oflicer Miltoni. Lockwood yesterday stated the fact to the court sayingI .charged to bank correspondents was'
;that Lewis' machine collided with 8
Found was making .“38011 in “11‘0“
a nuisance of himself at the South No r- the latter
walk railroad station and employes ground The court charsius Ilewls
registered a complaint. He was fined 'with operating a machine nhiie in- i 8 and 7 per cent in a few cases loans
'35 and costs this morning by JudgeI toxicatcd was called as the State did IweIre being made at lower rates.
‘lnot think it could prove the charge}
-_ |\'o action was taken regarding the:
DetectiveSergeant Thomas Leather recommendation that Lewis
land is in Bridgeport today as a wit be "0t revoked.
of a picnic on September 6,1ast and he
Hickory Bluff. and was arrested some acted as peacemaker among some
time ago by Officer John H Smith for picnickers who were quarling and he- ”"21“" Dead Mother Dying l-‘mm
speeding. He took an appeal from was cut on the face with a knife;
Judge Keogh' 3 fine, and the case was He then drew his revolver but did not!
lday to carrying concealed weapons
According to‘ press ”990”“ there i5 and was sentenced to 60 days in ia‘i
something doing lnIthc hatting indus- l but Judge Walsh
1‘ is said that 3 rec- sentence be suspended provided Della D59” (“OF-5"”! 05 the 30310“ "“1
ord "shipment of hats was‘made the am the costs of the case Name ralllond. .
. p ' Mrs. mind has internal injuries
. The Epworth League rally of the 51’“ ilats, but there ‘5 a steady d9 passing a standing trolley car with
mud for stiff hats The dimeultr or his automobile on Fairilcld avenue
.r'wllich was to beheld on Friday even- getting dye“ and h" 13 "01 33 8'9“ . onJune 29. last. and was fined :25
Record. . without costs.
i ed guilty to passing a standing trolley
tour with his auto on State street on
Dependence 1“ the penalty of on June 25 of this year, and he was
0f the South fined 525 without costs.
....pmsburyg Flour. "I 50 bbl. Beck Norwalk Savings Bank and see whatI Laney, prosecutor of the Bridgeport
'City Court, informed Judge Walsh
mum.
in: 2:11:23“ 5:32:22: 2:31;: ...... ......m» .....- I
e “e as fiber” at. new
:in the city. and he recommended that
«Fania, , a local oyster to an ice cream store to get some ice
dish. Barnum was Miss Anne 3 Al opener. complained to police cream and he took the blackjack with I
loot-a, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Elmer headquarters Ithat his watch lxlm A friend who had gone to AND I
is. Alvord Iof 10 Robinson avenue. and chain had been stolen. Of New York had left it at Hopiack's i
Whit! I_ , . flcer Frank S. Stratton investigated the home. Michael had been drinking , . - _
-_‘ case’and discovered that 'a fellow- that Sunday evening and he told M00011 Pictures I
”Try "a dinner at the Royal-“James Wile? otiliuntz's had fOund the Judge Walih that after he reached i
’ . watch on a table, and had taken it intci home he put on a pair of trousers and . l
i
. xxess practically completed. the,- dele-
'.<v
‘ tinder with the ground underneath
.4
" . "ed to trees here and there through
; help
new attach-hip mum,
. 31"! I I . ill. .
. blaze dropped in the woods is bound
John J.. 'ln New York nearly‘ all loans to
f airfield; 'form rate of six per cent.
0 F ”in Chicago the prevailing rate
per cent. although on many loans
were four men andia lower rate was charged 3
thrown to the. 'In St. Louis while the maximum
rate to bank correspondents was 8
pel cent. the prevailing rates were
were
"In Boston '1 3-10 per cent. was
Heal-iota 6mm n's
st
in Fol-nun). This play a,“
and is a mre offering.
October 12 and 13
First Appear-
ance in Motion Plenum in
“The Unweicomc '
Mrs. Hatch"
,prevailing rate was 8 per cent.
charged in a few cases, although the .... - .
“can“ in Philadelphia 'he National hanksg
.as far as heard from. report no loans.
ito bank correspondents ill-execs: of
Dell: to Pay Cost.
(1 isix per cent."
Junis Delia, of Bridgeport. attende
'rnaxs nuns DOWN AUTO. I
-.
Grade Crossing Accident. 1
ANDOVER. N. K. Oct 7-.--Mlss
Blanche E Rand of Canaan was in-
istantly killed and her mother. Mrs.‘
Oscar L. Rand. probavly fatally in- .
jut-ed yesterday when their auioxno:
bile was struck by a freight train at
fire anl shots. He pleaded guilty to-
ordered that the
P335“, Trolley Car. and both legs are broken. Her hus-
William Rainnrd pleaded guilty to,band who was driving the cur, es-
‘cuped with sew-re cuts and bruises.
W
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l EARN TO DA'SGE WELL
Mia-s Elizabeth .\'eWCI.| of the W.
(1. Nowell School of Dancing, at 80.
Somali: at Avian Hall.
Class [or Clllldrcn’ Vwili meet on
on. ii, at 4:30 I]. .‘Ifl‘ .
‘ mass for Gentlemen and ladies will
meet at 8 P. M. ‘
All the modern Danna thoroughly
Abe Loppodls plead-
A 1.. De-
great number of passengers who
alight, like there are at other places
w-‘__
Theatre
a light fine be imposed on each man.
For Carrying Blackjack.
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Hoyt 3
Michael Hopiak had a blackjack, so i“
the story goes. He didn't use it on weak sacm'umfi acne am
anyone; he just had it. ' And one .-
Sunda ni ht not ion a o he went ..
y 8 3 ‘ FiveActs of Vaudevdle
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the blackjack was in one of the pock- t-l‘ ....
ets. Judge Walsh did not approve "
of him carrying a blackjack and he
sentenced Michael to 30 days in jail.
Amateur Rider Wobbled.
Joseph Smith of Bridgeport. early
Thflo Show. Dally—2:15, 7:15, 9:16
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Pt ”I" . I
MArmea spices:
last July. purchased a bicycle and
started to learn how to ride it. The Orchestra .153
second day attcr'hc had purchased it I ‘
he rode along Main street and when Balcony "1°°
near the corner of l-‘airfieid avenue Box Seats 25°
Islatovoso-Iessosl
he collided with a woman who was
crossing the street. He was charged
with violating the traffic regulations
and pleaded guilty. Judge Walsh
fined him $26 and then suspended sen-
tence.
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EVENING emcee: 1
First Three Rows in-Iaiconp;.;..25c
Last Four Rows in Buicony.......-i§e
.......10c
also Ions-oc-
’ , Gallery
DAUGHTERSS 6F iSABELLE SIGHT- Orcheath ...............
seams. .
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 7.—-Wlth bust. ,8“ 8“"
oer-...
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Isolate-coco-
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35o
25°.-
Stamford Theatre
e'rmsono. PHONE 2300. ‘
MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 5
8:15.
The first big stilr to appear at this
theatre, May Robson in the play
of laughts, “Martha By.thc.Day."
Special scale of prices—Orches-
tra. 75c. $1.00, $1.50. Balcony, 25c
to $1.00.
TUESDAY. OCT. 6. at 2:15. 7:00
The New “Flower Shop
(MR§, A. c. ‘CUNEO, PROP.)
All; Kinds .Of Cut Flowers
Fancy‘noston rues, Palms, Rubber Plants.
Also a full one Russell’s and Deiator’s Chocolates.
aCigars, Tobaccos, Etc.
- Reliance, guaranteed 5 years 02.86 ff
Vacuum Cieaners........ “$18.00 .-
Electric Fans......513.5o to $17.50 11
We have several second-hand '.I
fans for sale. ..
Electric Wiring for Light and ..
Power. "
THE WHITE ELECTRIC co,
Electrical Engineers and
Contractors. ..
54 Water St. South Norwalk, Gt. 3:
Phone 342-3. '
and 9:00.
Two big Feature Films: “The Hair
of the Laoarderes"-—Drama. “My
Friend from lndla"-Comedy. . .
Mat.'All seats 10c. Eve. ‘10c and
15c.
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WEDNESDAY. OCT. 7. at2:15,7:00
and 9:00.
Two recent featuret‘reeiases. “A
Million Bld'L—S-reel Vitagraph
REAL CAR HERE A .
1915 MODEL 1915
Call on lls or Telephone Ajax Tires
REDDY‘ & AYERS
Van Ztlndi Street. Distributors For Fairfield County
Drama. “My Uncle alli"—-—3-reel
’Vitagraph" Comedy. Mat. All
seats the. Eve. 10c and 15¢:
THURSDAY EVENING. OCT. 0. It
0:15.
The play that led the public back
'to stage decency at the Play.
house, N. Y., all last season. “The
Things That Count." Original
cast. Prices, 25c to $1.50,
—.
FRiDAY. OCT. 9,. at 2:15, 7.:00 and
9:00. ‘
"The Fortune Hunter"—-5-reel Lu.
bin; “Woman Against Woman"—
3-rscl Biograph. Mat. All seats
10c. Eve. 10c and 16c.
SATURDAY. Oct. 10. MAT. ANo
Nlol-rr.
The comedy that ran two yeara in
N. Y, “Pen 0’ My Heart."
Prices. Mat. 25c, bile, 7.5m. Eve”
25c to $1. 60. I I
Seat sale Thursday.
gates to the eighth annual national
convention of the Daughters of Isabella
devoted theirItilne to sightseeing. ‘
None Reserved forIVaudeviile.
The convention voted that after the
1915 convention, which is to be at
Worcester, Mass. ., the conventions
shall be held biennially. Only one
change was made in the list of ofiicers.
Mrs. Mary A. Byrne, of this city. suc.
ceeding Miss Katherine Linahan, of
New London; on the board of directors.
Optician
HUNTING SEASON CAUSES row
. . {ES/1‘ FIREnANGEn. ‘ . .
The beginning of the hunting sea-
0. D. Jackson
2; Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free ‘
x .
. ‘88 WALL“ 'OTRIIT'
NORWALK.
PHONE 688.
son finds the. woods and the whole»
countryside in the dryest condition
for a number c-t' years. Ei’ery prop-
any owner in the country dreads the
hunting season with its fires started
by. careless hunters. "There has been
no rain for .zmmy Weeks and leaves
and litter in the woods are as dry as
dry and hard. The slighest bit of a
to start a fire which may soon spread
beyond control.
The words of fire warning nail.
the weeds. ought to be printed in
red type in all newspapers ’at the
. ‘I-ia'vc secursda few-canoe? of this very high class 003‘. We are
. moral-ed to supply our customers either for present use or winter
tack, Rare coma-tunic,t to binge your: whiter orders.
beginning or the hunting season.
“A lightcd‘ match dropped into dry
leaves or grass is dangerous.
“So is fire from a cigar. cigarette
or p-iPe
"Do not start a. fire and leave it
burning. .
‘ “If you find at ire burning, put it
out.
"Notin a fire warden if you need
some... units dictates.
Do You Know What. We
Have Been Told?
“There' ls No Better Place to Eat Than
' Here"
The 1 Royal James. Inn
'TheIPlace of Satisfaction.
WALL STREET, NORWALK‘
- ., < .."‘. .- , “a! , I
--*-Your Attentlon-zz ‘
Iexc‘Ep-rloNAL Financial. s'rAelerv
EXCELLENT. FAOlLITl’Es
PROMPT AND couareous sesvxcs ,
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is to- -’
day.
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THE OLDEST BIANK 1N NORIWALK.
The F3 rijeid County National Bank
INo“ Soaring Prices on These
Linens
. October Brides-T03: as well as housekeepers in gen-t ,
eral will findannmatohcd economies in- the Linen Often.
a
\
' ings this week ..
They come from allover Europe, yet the PRICES ars-
- as Low asif nothing extraordinary were taking place: '
abroad.
' Included in our stocks are TAB-LE CLOTHS, NAP-
KINS, LUNCHEON SETS, TEA CLOTHS TRAY
.CLOTHs, SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES AND
.TOWELs: " -
{1‘th are NEW Liam. There are many beautiful
_pattemsyouwiilnothsveseeabe£ore.
Norwalk Chronicler