- for the acts Iof the organization.
A
~ annual reports and to consider and.
if deemed advisable, create an aunii— .
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scum NORWALK. mun. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9.
1914
Unuttled tonight and Saturday.
RER IN
lH WIIRIIIS
SERIES IIN
MBBI‘!
Greatest Crowd in History in
Philadelphia to Witness the
”Braves-Athletics Contest
IIIIIIIIIIII sums "
I III III IIIIIIIIII
Fans Think Bender and Rudolph
Will be Matched
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.—~Baseball
held the center of the stage in Phila-
delphia today, when. weather permit-
ting. the Philadelphia Athletics. pres-I
ent world's champions and winners of
this year's American League pennant.
IIiil meet the Boston Braves, \Iho fin-
mm: It first in the National League race.
in the first game to decide the 1914
championship of the world at Shibe
Park. The contest was to start M2
o 'clock this afternoon.
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
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Lessor use. 14c LB.I
rnorrsr IIsIIIIIsr
I . IIIsIIIIIIIIIIrIIIIrts
l‘ A meeting of the board of directors
of the Norwaik Chamber of Commerce
II as held last night, and many matters
II ere taken up and discussed. The pres-
ent lire ordinance was found to be lack-
ing in connection with provisions for.
the building of fireproof stairways. etc,
and a recommendation that the neces-
sary amendments to it be passed was
voted It was the sense of the board
to halo a membership committee ap-
pointed and this will be done very‘
soon, when a campaign for more mem-
,bers will be “waged
I .\I. D. Randall appeared in regard to
into proposed factory for the Jacobs'
he no Company. and after an explana
Ition a committee was ordered raised to
Itake up the matter.
of the by-laws of the organization was
found necessary and. Leo DuIis was
i made a minimum to re\ ise them
The question of re naming streets
bearing duplicate names and changing
the numbers was broug ht up The score
iary was instructed to investigate the
matter and report back at a later date.
I The recent increase in fire insurance
rates brought forth a vote of protesti
{from the board and the secretary was!
,Iordered to communicate the action to
the proper officials. “ "
A committee was ordered appointed,
representing the three districts of the
city. to take up the sidewalk question,
inIestigate it and report back any re-
commendations which appear advisa-
bis at a future date.
A re adjustment "I
IIIDAST seer
I LOYAL cause or moose ORGAN-
IZER P. J. FITZGERALD
I MAKING 0000.
That Organizer P J Fitzgerald.
ILoyal Order of Moose, is determinedl
to make good his campaign to in-
crease South Norwalk Lodge, No. 529, I
membership to 500 was shown last;
‘night when he placed before the of-I
floors the tIv-ent) -seIen new applica I
ttons his work for the past six days}
time.
Every member of the lodge has!
been anointed a committee of one to
assist him in his work of getting new
members. Mr, Fitzgerald has offered
many prizes to the members during,
the campaign. among which is a toy-I
ing cup for Company A. Military
Branch. with the names of each mem-
ber of, the copany that brings in two
Iin members inscribed thereon.
A class ‘initiation will be held on
Thursday night. October 22, which
promises to be a big affair in Moose-
. dom. .
The ways and means committee’
made a report on the question of a
Moose Home, which show ed that they
Iare alive to the issue. and it looks
Ilike a New Year's present for them
at this time
m to
14cm,
_____ .
sirloiII Sdeak,18c lb I
‘Portorhouse Steak, lac. lb. I
5F0w1s, 18c. lb.
Lamb Chops. 16c. lb,
L588 LAII
Przcmysl, Austria’s Strong Fort, Scene of T
'Slaugh er, According to VieIIna Official Ric-
port. «Austrians Also Defeat Russians Else-
where, and D631 Decisive Blow Against Scr
walls at Vishgrad Besides Routing Latter
Ramada-Russians Capture 10,000 Prison-v
oncrs in East Prussia-No Change ‘- in Situaé-
tion in France. «Bombardment of aAntwerp
Centinues ._._
ROYAL ARCANUM RECEPTION.
The entertainment _committee of
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum,
‘ held a meeting last evening and made
,plans for the visitation of Our Coun-
Icii, No 242, of .\'ew York, to South Nor-
the regular quarterly meeting of the
organization will be hold. A report,
that the prospects of holding an indus-
trial exhibit in the spring are very.
Rump Corn Beef, lie. in.
1 " Hamburg Steakfliic. lb.
Fresh Shoulders. ISCulb.
Cheapest place in town,
New York Market,
143 Washington street,
On Thursday evening. October 29,
bright was‘ made, and further work
along that line was voted to be done.
THROTTLE!) AFTER
Iwalk. next Tuesday night. The delega-
Ition from New York will arrive beret
Ion the 9: 15 train and will be escorted
Ito the lodge room in Odd Fellowa' Hall,‘ I
,Past Grand Regent. of New York,-
i’Thomas Crane, will be among the dis i
languished guests, and several of the
s
K
‘PllETTV VIEWING AT
ST. “A" 8 CHURCH
A very pretty wedding was soiem~
. nixed vesterday afternoon, at 3: 15 o'-
clock, in St. Mary 5 Rectory, upper
Norwalk, when Miss Anna May Smith,
the charming daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William 0. Smith, of 60 Mead-
ow street, this city, became the bride
of Thomas Hyde. of Main street, Nor-
,BUIIGMII
Fore Quarters Lamb, 110. lb.
Lamb Chops, 14c, lb.
Lamb Stew, 10c. lb.
Hind Quarter Lamb, 14c, lb.
Lean Fresh Hams, 20c, lb.
Small Fresh Shouldergr.
Homemade Sausage, 20c.
Lean Smoked Shoulders, 16c, lb;
Rib Roast Beef, 16c. lb.
Native Roasting Chickens. 240, lb.
Choice Native Broilers, 24c. 1b.
Farley Fresh Kfiled Fowls. 22c. lb.
Swift's Butterine..20c. and 25c,
All other prices very reasonable.
Come in and look over“ our stock.
Hayes' Market.
MT. K Kl .\ (i h‘AM Ill".
. .l. Camorata was elected a new
member. I
‘IIoIIE sauces:
Genuine spring ,legs of lamb, 18c.
HeaVy prime roast beef, 16c. up.
Fresh ham, fresh shoulders, native! Winklcr‘s son. Frederick. aged 18.
chickens and veal. 0m. meat is of‘lfl‘VOlit‘ to see the negro leaning over
. Ihls l)t‘d. A struggle begun.
the be“ quality. :of the family
Best sugar cured hame, 22c. lb. I
S. '& B, bacon, 24c. lb.
Oleomargine, 20c. and 250-.
G. M. butter, 380.
Blue Ribbon eggs, 380. doz.
Everything in fresh vegetables.
Corned spareribs, 14c. 1b.
Charnok's Market, 76 N.
IJoscph Winkler, Wife and Son Slut-Ili-
; t‘d With Razor by Negro.
22c LB ALTUN. lll. Ut't.
,glur was t‘hm‘ked to death here yes-
Itcrlny by Joseph \ViIIklcr.
son with a razor.
hurried to the aid of the son. The
elder \‘i’lnklcr seized the negro, chok-
ing him until. be weakened. Fred
went for a rope. with which the negro
was bound. The police were notified,
but when they arrived the man was
dead.
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WANT EA I . ”W I
RLY TR AL OF DANBURY BOY scob'rs' NEWS.
HATTERS’ CASE. '
i ' ———-—-———————u—
Counsel for Manufacturers Will Ask SPEAKER FOR K OF C. BANQUET-1 held last night at the bungalow 0f the
Supreme Court to Act at on”, .I The final arrangements for the I-J J- C35“ Company. I“ Chestnut street,
WASHIxGTov Oct. 9—Attolneys Knights of Columbus banquet to be “hm“ was generously given. Percy
for D E Loewe and company, hat held in the New Hotel Mahackemo on: IQuintard. an authority on native trees,
manufacturers at Danbnr) Conn “m I Monday evening next, are now com started a course of instruction on that
ask the Supreme Court next Thursday Plemdu and the filial!“ promises to ex- subject. It is to be a highly interest-
tO give early hearings to the so-called Gel all previous ones. held by this ing as Ivell as instructive to the mem-
“Danbury batters case" in which the popular organization. Among the ora- 32:11:" the “a“ and “m“ benefit 1”"
firm was awarded $252, 000 damages tors to be present is the noted Jes-
against some 200 members of the “it. Re". Daniel J \Quinn former‘I A get-together meeting of the Gum:
United Hatters of North America for President of Fordham College Hon c°‘"‘°“' 3" “‘9 3‘30“ Mme” 3“
boycott injuries 1IDaniel P. Dunn, Comptroller of our their troops will take place in the audl
The case comes up under the Sher— State, H011 Edward Fitzgerald Prin-
man anti trust law and involves the Give! of 5011015 of Derby. and H011
liability of members of a labor union Russell Frost, of our own city. Judge
It Wm F Tammany is to act as Toast
was begun eleven years ago sincel Master A fine entertainment will al-
when thirty-four of the defendants 50 be given between the speaking and
have died. 'a few tickets remain yet to be sold.
Main St. .
Inext Friday evening, October 23 An
interesting evening has been planned
and General Russell Frost Judge John
Keogh, Tree Warden Joseph Cornell
and Dr. W. J. Tracey will giIe talk on
various subjects pertinent to the scout
I movement. The members of the coun-f
lIcil will also have the opportunity of
meeting the members of the different1
troops.
LEGS FAIRY TEAL T56 LI ,
I—ANNUAL MEET—the: '
, r , . PRIME itiii BEEF ‘ 12min
Norwalk Hoapital Associatlori.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
a
9.--A negro bur-7
after the f
inogro had cut \VirIklI-r, his wife and.
The rest ‘1
were awakened and;
I At a meeting of the Scout Vlasters,I
torium of the Second district library,:
Connecticut state council omcers willI
also attend There will be a carpetI
bowling contest between Our and Sher-I
Iman Councils, and refreshments will
be served in the banquet room.
walk. a popular machinist in the Nor-
walk- Iron Works Company.
The bride was becomingly attired
in a pretty blue traveling suit, and
was attended by the groom‘s sister,
Miss Alice Hyde, who also wore a
charming blue suit. ‘Albert Smith, the
bride's brother, was best man. Rev.
James J. McGlnnis, assistant pastor
of St. Mary‘s. performed the cere-
mony. .
The happy couple left on an exten—
ded wedding trip up the Hudson, to
Buffalo, Niagara Falls. and other in-
teresting points in that vicinty. Upon
their return to this city they will take
up housekeeping at 65.Msadow St.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyde have a hOst of
friends in all parts of the Norwalks,
who extend them hearty good wishes
for future success and happiness.
‘ -SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
I 15 lbs. sugar, $1.00.
I 14 lbs. potatoes. 20c
I $weets. 2bc. pk.
3 Oatmeal. 25c.
3 Grandma‘s Pancake Flour. 25c.
3 lbs. crackers, soda and milk, 250.
Onions, 5c qt
Pure Lard. l3c
L. Black, 43 Fort St Tel. 8753
LAW ASKS DISCHARGE FROM
BANKRUPTCY.
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 9.—-In a petition
filed before Referee in Bankruptcy
John W. Banks. Albert Marcus. of New-
Canaan, alleges that his business and
personal property was taken bythe.
sheriff through action taken by his
creditors without him being adjudgi-
cated a bankrupt. He wants to be al-
‘Ilowed to settle with the creditors who
in tehir statement say his liabilities
are $2,700, with assets of 3500.
Richard W. Law, hotel proprietor, of
South Norwalk, has filed a petition ask~_
ing for discharge from bankruptcy.
to hearing has been set tor Nov. 9.‘
Law's liabilities were $1,065.43, with‘
assets of $7, 909.
——8ATURDAY SPECIALS.
Best family flour. 78c _
Very best Creamery Butter, 350. lb.
I _ 15 lbs. s'ugaI, $1. 00.
Fancy aine potatoes, 20c. pic.
Doublé safety jars. 68c, doz.
Mason Safety jars, 45c; dozI. .
oIIIILIrII
Genuine legs Spring Lamb, the:
Force Spring Lamb. 10c.
Small Sugar Cured Hams, 19c.
Prime' Rib Roast, 14c. 22c.
Pot Roast (no hope), 14c.
Rib Lamb Chops, 14C.
Lahib‘Stew,1OC.
Loin Lamb Chops. 22c.
Strictly fresh Western Eggs.
doz. ”
Stewing Fowl, 18c. . '
Native Fowl, 24c,
Native Roasting Chickens, 25c.
Long Island Ducks, 22c,
Fancy Turkeys, 80c,
sman Fresh Shoulders, 16c.
,‘ Small-Lotus ofr Pork to roast, 22c.
I -- Onions, 25c. pk}; sweet potatoes. 25¢.
22c.
Hospital Association- for the election
of directors, hearing and acting upon-
lary Io the medial staff, will be held
at CIR‘R‘ Hall. South Norw,alk at...
day. October 13th,1914. at 8 p. m.
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
as. ore-om.-
-—ROTON POULTRY FARM.
G. H. Letts, proprietor.
Fresh killed chickens.
vFriCasseed fowls. 20c. to 23c. lb.
Rod'sting Fowls, 25c. lb.
IFore Mutton. 8c. ‘
Stewing Veal, 12 We. ‘
Fresh killed fowl, i7c. .
Faulty Long island Ducks, 19c.
One delivery in each district of the Broilers, per pair, $1.25.
town. See last page for large adv. Dcliverdd. No orders received after
Beers' Meat & Provision Co., 22' noon, Saturday. Phone call 517 and
Washington street 1121243
I
I
I Extra stamps with tea 5: coffee. I I
I Royal Grocery, 22 South main St.
, NORWICH SENATORIALIICANDI.
I : DATE.
:- nonwrcu, Oct. h.I--Beniamin H.
Hewitt. of Stouington. was nominated
for senator at the To entieth Senator-
ial District Republican convention here
today. »
' , pin, Spanish .oniflhs. 2 for 5o..‘Malaga
;Grapes, 2 lbs 25c" TOkayhrams; 8c.
Ilb., tomatoes. tic. qt. peppers. 10c
'dOz., ce. cry. 2 for 6c" large heads let-
tucc, 5c. each. 32 \V ashington street.
Lock for the White Front.
~THE SANITARY MARKET I
——Go'od wholesome bread. Banner
Bakery, 5- Monroe street.
‘ actions of minor importance have. been reported.
.4
finesse. and the battle contil ues along the line marked by '
VIENNA, Oct. 8,‘ via Amsterdam and
Oct. 9, 11:20 a. m.——Thc following official
mcut. signed by Gen. Roofer. deputy chief of
oral Stati, was given out at Vicnna today:
“Our troops have made further advances. and yester-
day they repulsed the enemy out the road to Przemysl, .
near Barycz. west of Dynow. Przcszovv has been re~‘I I
captured and guns taken. ,
“In the tcrritorv between the river Vistula. and the . .
river San we took many prisoners from the fleeing Rus- ‘
sians. I
London,
announce-
thc Gen-
have
and
Przémysl
dead
'lhc rcncwcrl violent attacks on
been splendidly repulsed and the ,I enemy's
Ivoumletl are counted by the thousands.
"We have had victorious battles at Szigct. in Mar—,I. '
maros County, Hungary. and in East Galicia. The land-
sturm and the Polish Legionarics rivallcd each other in
gallantry.”
lC)\DON Oct. 9. 1:10 p. III—The Austrian Wary" ,
Office made the following announcement under (late of”
(list 8. arms a dispatch to the Router Telegraph Company
from \ icnna. coming bv \\ a} of Amsterdam:
“To the already announced successes against the
Montenegrin troops now is a’tlrlctlwa decisive blow‘against
the Servian troops who invaded Bosnia atIVishcgragl.
Their Tuorthcrn column from Srebrenitza.' moving" 'I ‘
against llajna and Basia. a'ready has been repulsed nd I
driven across the IDrina with the loss of their I supply“.
train:
“T be main Sen Ian forcrs who advanced on Romania
antl' Planina under commInd of General .\I_Ilos Rotatio-
Iic formeI Minister of War, were routed bv our troops >1 9-,
in an engagement which lasted two rims. and only (35- Vii
capcd capture by hastv fligl t. One battalion of the Elev; '
cnth RegIment and em crnl quick filing vuns were cap-
tured. ‘ i ‘ W
“POT IOREK, Field Marshal”
PARIS. Oct. 9, 3:36 p. lll.--Tlle following official“
announcement was given out in Paris this afternoon: "
“The trenernl situatim l as undergone no change. . .
“On our left wing the vvo opposing bodies of cave a;
air} are still operating to he north of LIlle and of L;
the regions of Lens, Ari-as, Bray- Sur—Sommc, Chanlnes.‘
IV eye and Lassigny. ,1
“On the center of the Cine. and on the Mouse, only
“On our right in the \Voevre district there has hear I I
an artillery contest along the entire front. .
“In Lorraine, in the Vosgcs and in Alasce, there has
been no change.
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