The south nelson Conclave. lm lbllll'il fiolfm
proved Order 01 Heptesopbs met last
evening for the transaction of routine
business. . l
Automobile. Burglary Liabil-
mention. Fidelity Bonds. is:
16m write our kind of [near-l
.394 my require. Call us on the
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You will find just what 3ou need‘5 'WASHINGTON. Oct.
for tall at Jacoby' 3. You can 13le out his speculation was being indulged iil
anything you want and pay only a dol- here today in diplomatic and other éir
lot for it, a convenience all will ap- else as to the nature of last night's
preciate. conference at Abe White House be
. Etvvceu President Wilson, Secretary
biayer Frances i. 'Burneil has call— Bryan and 3011“ 3- Stillman, American
ed a spgflal meeting of the Boarol Consul at Saltilio, Mex. No tutorma
of Esnmata and Appropriation for iron as to the conference or the Object
Tuesday evening of next w,eek at of the consul's mission to Washington
the City Hall. was given out at the White House, and
neither Mr. Bryan nor Mr. Stillman
~llfonogram Whiskey. large bottle v‘vould discuss the matter
55c? 1:4“ Blackman 8: Co. “ One report is to the effect that Mr.
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‘ columns.
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Tile monthly business meeting or 5011 and Mr. Bryan the question of the
men of the World was held last even- president Of M91100 1“ this 50111190
ng. and business of a general nature tion, it is pointed out that Mr. Sillilnan
was discussed, l was accompanied from Mexico by Rich
lard Cole, who. while in St Louis. an
nounced he was on his w5a3 to Wish
lngton in Carranza’ s behalf and looked
llor recognition of the latter 5
For several weeks bir. Stillman has
been acting as the personal representa-
W__ tive of President Wilson in Mexico and
On Monday next the strong Nutmeg Iecentlv telegraphed the State Depart
Club football team will meet the Nor. merit asking permission 10 0011-9 ‘0
walli’hlgll school team at Amusement \\ ashlngton for a conference. He was
lpark. A good game is expected as I told to return to Mexico City, but itII is
said later received the president' 5 per-
Ieonal permission to come here. it is
1 ~ Ten’candidates were initiated into ; stated he will return to.Mexico shore
Norwalk Aerie, No 588, F. 0 E. at 51y.
the regular sembnlonthly meeting last
night. At the business session it was
. voted to hold a grand masquerade ball
at the Armory (5m Trauksgiving eve,
_..
The first regular meeting of the Fri-
day Afternoon Club will be held at the‘
‘home of Mrs. Frank H. Gleason. 4 Tay
lior avenue, tomorrow (Frida3) after: I.
noon, at half- -past three.
“to Harold F. Cleric—oi High street,‘
goongvisitor in Ipanbury, yesterday
altering cars. limousenes, and taxi
cabs for hire at Vaast Bros. Garage at
rates. See adv.
both teams are evenly matched
v pity BranCh Girl’s Friendl, Sow
Ilety. will meet this evening, at 7: 45
‘oio'ck, in Red Men's Hall
COLUMBUS DAY BANQUET.
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South Nor-walk Council to Celebrate
~- . Next Monday at Hotel biohockemo.
The sum 063200 has been realized on; South Norwalk Council. Knlsllts or
the attractive program issued today Columbus. have secured a number oi
by the energetic Columbus Day Com-Zpromiucnt men. who will speak at
nlittee of Court Edmonde de Amicis. . their banquet on the evening of Colum-
5' Mr. and Mrs. Ward Van Alstyne,‘
f Bayview avenue. enjoyed a pleas-
', tint automobile trip to the Dan‘oury
{Fair yesterday.
.5' Mrs. R. Covert, or New Britain,
II.f5(I30nn.I is visiting at the home of her
it “viii sister, Mrs. Samuel Randall, oi’
Mlsabeth street.
splendid one. as man3 [worsteps and the New Mallackemo Hotel.
wultzes being shown as tangoes. besl- One of the principal speakers of the
tattoos and one-steps. evening will be Daniel P. Dunn, Comp
Mr 5.... Mr .510 e b W R e\. Many new ”“9““ “‘3 b81113 95'0““ Dunn is one of the foremost statesmen
it... James Gillian: puns": engine. evfiry day 5‘“ 15°“in damn“ ”night in Gamecucut’ mmflsmed “8 “my
' ‘ all this bar r0 see to s cc 3- w l ntic tor ve
.flampbeli and Miss Nora‘lCronin, or fill one Y” is)“ 5551‘ P55110558 £15311“ tzrgs:?nflvtlieo; milling: of the State
' 5'“ ““5" “’9 ““0" “9"“ WW {molten it is bdvisable- -that you Join Lewis‘s...” g5, rou, term He has
Weir, Yesterdai the classes earl3 Ev IerIy pupil joiInIiIllh' I proved a most ambient comptroller dur
55 5 ' Will be 81”“ “19" money “Ck if 93' ing the past two years, and is on the
5 : 5Steverls has resigned as manager ’5“ W ‘93") t0 ““09 “'9“ 1“ Policy 3 iotate Democratic ticket [or a re else-
33 01551 55555559“ “305 Co. and has Privacy assured. Read 05' 38mm“ tion to this responsible cities. Local
Ignacepted a similar position in Provi ads. They are interesting people will surely be pleased at this
« deuce, R 1 He will leave for that cityI .. . . , wt oppofiumty of “95"“15‘5 Comptroller
An unknown bicyclist was thrown Dunn.
“ from his whilst today at 12:30 o'clock;
. 'Dolapd& Dunn, local IpaintIersI haIvIeI .ln front or the City National HE E T ’+0‘ 515"“. HOYT.
. h kl N PIAIDI B N
4m .Caske Job on F6urlil s‘t ‘building, on prlngton “5;:555'555951‘1 debt ,9“! rent I or nothing. “MI
. v-t:
Ate. ~~ ,
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t.\_‘.~~‘ .' "i
..e5~.iliiller & Smith work pp he turned suddenly into the assing ‘au any sub tenants that Inlay secure
lilarvin Bearil tract has been started tomobiie owned and driven Robert must fork over the dough" was .5th
Allen Wood has the general Contract JItIlseloprky. o; ngetgzemimgne «‘3: assertion made by John H. Hoyt, the
e mu 3“" s tel h Ad in Ex ress man.
. 1. a’grap and a a D
slightly damaged. The bicycle was up when he proudly pulled forth from a
chicken crate reposiug in front of the
o
—*‘A class in aesthetic and social harmed. Save for a torn shirt the‘
dancing will be conduCted during the rider or the bicycle escaped unmiurgd l cm” a. bawum egg this morning
winter, ““9" the ”91°95 the H“! l- "7" The collection of birds attracted the
I.“ school by Mpg, Zaidy RI Culvel: ‘llhe Water Gomlssioners of the First; attention of passing people all room-
0515 teat Bari-legion The class is dlllrlot met (or their «regular weekly ing. and at the mm, M, Hoyt, discov-
sgssionI last evening. Contractor EL}
Chappa. in. Westport Wile ammo...
contract for trenching and back filling
in Bélden avenue; where water mains!
are 'to be laid with; figures are. For
' »- excavating tor layiilg brill c'overing‘ ill
in. pipe. 35 cents per lineal toot; tori 16
21.6“”. 355 cents; for solid rocii exca-
lvatioii, $3. 40 per cubit yard Routine
business occupied the rest of the meet-
ing, . ;
n toyeung people oi the city..and
II ‘eet "on Wednesday afternoon,
'.I,~.Towp Hall.“ For intormationc
cred the egg, a large gathering had
{assembled For several minutes be
maneouvred with the aid of a pencil
to bring the egg to a position from
which he could get it out of the crate.
iSuccess came at last, and obee‘rs
greeted the operation.
John said later that he does not
expect to get interest on this pay-
ment. it's a poor time of the year.
The thirty-ninth annual convention
of the Womans' Christian Temperance
lilnion. of Connecticht,- to .be held in
New :Britain. Oct 13- 15, will have as
man: for the first evening Mrs Mar-
ret,..Dye Ellie, of Washington, D. C,
onal superintendent of legislation; ~
au‘bject't “Constitutional Prohibition."
second evening ers. Addie B. Par-
,"5'0! Philadelphia, will speak along
5 '0 same line—both are familiar with
object and interesting speakers.
we will be given to routine busi-
is and the departments; some of
lntbbdents- I3~wiii~ illustrate"
Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh hasi MANY GOING TO THE FAIR.
received several complaints about chilq An ideal dbl? 891“ whizztng On the
dren being bitten by dogs in East Nor-. ' why to Danburv for the fair. an enor-
walk and. West Norwaik .in a. goodI nious number of automobiles tilled
many cases Warden Walsh finds. uponl with occupants eager to take in the
investigation. that the cause. oi dogstannual occaSion. . Never before has
biting is oftentimes the fault at theI' there been seen so many machines
child. who torments the anim 51 Mr [MI lblgodgbz hm on} theifim to the
Which suggests that W lr than this morning A "continual
‘E ream starting from early rubbing
and not ending until nearly noon
"he traific on who and Main eta
ry heavy and of a metropolitan
nounces that arrests will certainly fob {0111051188 l0 the procession. till;
. Ij vow. hereafter, in such instances. seemed as though ever): 10051611
. .. ‘ . ' ' Awning a car started in the dirqation
lot Danbury this morning. The pres-
‘ent early. morning indications coltdrm
6 opinion that a record crowd will
“I“ .1)??? attendanoIe at t lair today
.I'I._;'I
ity Bureau of the Democratic State
Itoday with Kenneth Wynne. guacutive
do‘cr‘etary to Governor Baldwin, in
og- Forestville. and Mia's Anna M. Wha~
len, of this city. Mr. Wynne and Mr.
Dutton did service two years ago. and
.5 Miss Whalen' s appointment is the first
of a woman at D6inocratic headquar-
ters.
5 '5'l‘il5e‘Penaity ofUntiirlft
. it you do not save part ot your earnings steadily you el- _
aye will be subject to the whim oi somebody who controls
our income or the victim of. adverse circumstances of One '
kind or another. '
1:1,
Woodbrldge. tak'eb charge or the speak-
I :- ors' bureau. , 5:
‘ TION8-
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—lnveetlu-
road by tile interstate Commerce Cola-
laid-loo. will begin bore Oct. 18 boioII
Com-toner Clements. ‘
~Mvutllolntbem
illlll internal”?
7. ~Consideru 5'
I5Siiliman discussed with President W il- I
' Smith Ndruralk bot-mp. Modern Wood. United States recognizing Carranza as .,
The dance order in the program is a‘ bus Day. Monday next, to be held in ,
‘troiler or the State of Connecticut. Mr. I
do
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICITY BOREAU.
NEW HAVEN, IOct. 8.—-The Publlc-
Central Committee was opened here ..
enlarge. assisted by Joseph F Dutton, ‘
Representative Clifford Stoddard. or ‘.
BAILROAD‘; FINANCIAL OPERA- l
Tire scorn NQRWALK overrule seminar.
,1 “J mrtw¢M¢—~‘av~nzu~.wh I‘.‘ ‘-S‘Jl~a‘8"
l
, "Noflung to eat but food
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to
Nclothes.”
Speaking of clothes, Uncle
Sam has the béllt drilled
army' of expert tailors in
' the world. All arpslloot-
era with the neo Io. ~
Dome in and see the suits
we offer at 510, Sr 5, $20 and
$25, and overcoats at the
same prices.
Raincoat; $5 to $20.
{no
weer be;
l
Rogers 8: Stevens:
INorwalkand So. Norwalk.
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FOR SHERIFF 01“ MIDDLFSEX.
[Democratic (bohemian N ominous
. til
5:)“
PABAMOENT HOUSES.
TODAY AND WHORROW.
“ o I o '9.
The Virginian
Five-{mu Paramount Feature. Due-
tin Fer-hum appears in the Title Role
‘0: this play.
5 Saturday.
“Lucille Love Scries’
October 12 and 1.3
‘1‘!“ i. 1 .I; .
henna... (human 5 in... Apueiu‘ jI
ance in Mo' loll Pictures in
“ l‘lle Unwelcomc
. Mrs. Hatc ”
Stamford Theatre.
STAMFORD. PHONE 2300.‘
MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 5. at
8:15.
The first big star to appear at this
theatre. May Robeon in the play
James ll. Pagan of Middletown
MIDDLEOWX, Oct. s.———At the lllid- ‘
dletown County Democratic convert-5
“on here yesterday. "Alderman James
H. Fllgan of this city was nominated
for Sheriff.
lull “KN TO DANCE WELL
Miss Hit-hem Nowell of the W.
G. Nowell School of Dancing, it 80..
Nor-walk at Arlen Hall 1
Chills for Children will meet on
Oct. ii. at 4:30 P. M.
one {or Gentlemen ‘IaInIi ladies will
moot lit 8 [EM
All the modern libero?- thoroughly
taught.
Miss ELIZABEI'H NBWELL. g
as “batty so. BudcworiI5
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HOyt’s
WEEK BECINNINQJ 001'. 5TH.
‘ s mm. on
FM Actsiof Vbudeville
“C l” in Al
. AND
1
Motion Pictures
Three Shows Dally-45155.5 7:l5. 9:15
p. m.
marines Palcse:
............. ..... 15c
......... .10c
Orchestra
Balcony . .
Box Boots ... 25o
. l
EVENING PRICES: I 1
First Three Rowe In balcony.....25c
Last Four Rowe ln Balcony.......15o
Galler‘y ...l..:l......."............1oc
Orchebtra 25¢
Box Seats 35:
None. Reserved ior Vaudeville.
I Two big Feature Films: “The Hair
2 _....‘.:———-— i .
insane? .
I
i
\ of laughts. "Martha MAM-Day." 1
Special scale of prices—Orches-
tra, 75c. $1.00, $1.50. Balcorly.,'.lbc
to $1.00.
. TUESDAY.OCT.6.at2:15,7:00 .
and 9:00. ‘
THURSDAY, (for. s, 191.;
The New Flower Shop
(MRS. A. c CUNEO. PROP.)
All Kinds of Cut Flowers
Fancy Boston rents, Palms, Rubber Plants.
I
Also a full line of Russell’s and Delator’s Chocolates.
Cigars, Tobaccos, Etc.
...............
WWW (YM-
guaranteed for oval-55;.”
Reliance, guaranteed 5 years our Z.’
Vacuum Cleaners............$18.00 .-
Electric Fans. .I.$i$.50 toIZsJZbo I:
We have several second-bond :2
fans for sale. ..
Electric Wiring for Light and ..
Power. '
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
Eiectrloal Engineers and
Contractors. ..
54 Water St. South Nor-walk, Ct. :'
Phone 342-3. '
'of the Logardoreo"—~Dreula. “My
Friend from lndla”-—Comedy.
his}. 'All seats 10c; five. 10c and
15c.‘
wsoNIssoAv. ear. ‘7. at 2: is. 1:00
and 9:00.
”Two recent feature reeleses. “A
Mllllon lBld"—6-reel Vitagrapll
5 -Drame.'"My Uncle BlII”——3-reel
,VIltagraph Comedy. Mat. All
seats 10c. Eve. 10c and 16c
“\n' !'
'"l'l-lURSDKIi/I svenln’o‘. oer. e. g:
. 0:15. .. '
The play lhit led the public back
to stage decency at the Play
house, N. Y.. all last season. “Th5
Things That Count." Original
cast. Prices, 25c to $1.50.
35*
FnloAv, 0cm. at 2:15, 7:00 and
9:00.
“The Fortune Hunterf'—5-reel Lu-
bln; “Women Against Woman"—
,3-reel Biograph. Mat. All seats
10c. Eve. 10c and 15c.
M
saruaoav, Oct. to, MIA1'.IANo
NIGHT.
The comedy that run two years in
N. Y. I“Peg o' My Heart."
.Prices, hint, 25c, 50c. 75c. Eve"
25c to $1.50.
Seat\saie Thursday. ,
Optician
H'g‘f
RAYMOND
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O. B. Jackson
Everything in the thlcal Line
" Eye‘s Examined Free
land Coal
“I WALL 58TR5EET
5NORWALK
.PIHONE m
l
BROTHERS
DO YOU WANT A POSITION?
were
A ICOURSEIN
l
liars secured a roll- cargoes or this very high class can; we orb
prepared to supply our own... either for pment use or winter
stock. fibre opportunity to place your winter order;
4....
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WALL STREET,
REAL CAR HERE
1915. MODEL 1915
Galleries or Telephone . Ajax Tires
REDDY a AYERS
Van ZandtStreet 55 5 DistributorsFor Fairfield'ilounty
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n" _;..
on v... KnowWhatWe 3
Have Been Told?!
“There is No Better Place to Eat I'l‘Illail
Here"
The Royal James Inn
The Place of Satisfaction
)
~ NORWALK
in .w:
Your Attentio -~~ a,
entail-noun. mine... summit s:- 2 .
EXCELLENTI FACILITIES , ,
"‘ ‘ PROMPT AN‘o codhrsous senvlce
I:Are the factors Which have made this institution what it is to-
. day.
) .
THE OLDEIST BANK IN NORWALK.
The Fairileld County National lid
fWe are showing a large asbortment 01, New Fall infants' Appa~
rel which is sure toappeal‘ to many mothers. '
It is remarkable how little priced are some of the dainty, durabl
and practicol little weal-ables "Itor- baby. 5
‘ A vast collection oi COLA“! SWEATERS.- CAPS andeBONNE'l‘B.
seasons, sohnaos. KIM'ONOS Wolverine. BA’i‘l‘i noses,
BOOTEES, LEIGGINB. UNDERWEAR of all kinds. SLEEPING GAR-
MENTS ETC. ‘ ‘ ‘ '
hombre will iind our Maxie nurse-mam ready -to sup;
ply every need for the cold season. at very moderate prices.
The N-l E. Ryan Co.
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