w! kind can be found.
'Eiuus COA’L
COMPANY. o
nolvov NEED ANYTHING IN
V THE FURNITURE LINE?
so, Come to See Us Before Uou
~ - .. ‘ Go Elsewhere.
L uii rumors
lrlv: suit lllilllltll
Thomas Collins. of Fort street East
Norwalig last evening acted the Good
Samaritan toward three young lad-
ies who figured in an automobile ac-
cident near Maplewood, on the Dan-
bury turnpike. The automobile con-
taining the three young ladies was
coming from Danbury. when they
met an automobile going toward that
city. The lights of, the approaching
car crashed into the front 0! the oth-
er automobile, which did not stop to
learn the extent of damage suffered.
machine blinded the driver, and the ,
on the water front and by the possi- .
with All "ii
ii] iii liuull
Firm Viillliave Auxiliary
Apparatus
Warned by several disastrous fires
bility of others of even greater mag-
Mr. Collins happened along a short
time after the accident, and broughti
nltude. the Norwslk authorities have
taken steps to short! the taxpayers
1‘0le Boat Built for" Norwalk'
the three young ladies to Dr. William .1110” Binnie lire protection and to that
J Tracey s office. in Norw.alk One of and have made arrangements with the
the girls pluneed through the glass Norwalk Towing Company, which will
windshield severely cutting her hand,
it being necessary to take four stitch- t
es to close this wound. She was also
badly bruised about the shoulder, and 1‘3 apparatus that Wm Adequate]?
afford Norwalk the services of a pow-‘
erful tugboat equipped'with fire right?
Mr. andflrs. Willet A. Hantord, of
Twat)!“- w W on» .
Mrs. John Fiedier, of this city. has
returned to her home after a planet
visit of several days in Danbury,
Henry Wilkins,
BranchvllLle and. Georgetown, but fail-
ed to make any large “bags."
evening. Those present went over a
rough sketch presented by the srChl-
tect.
Michael Sheehan, of South street.
who has been enjoying a pleasant
tomorrow as watchman in the R. k
G. Factory on Ann street.
Otto Lindstroiu, of “Al" Pohlman's
barber shop, on Washington street,
the local barber's union delegate to
this city,’sre spending a few days with '
of‘ North Main
street, spent yesterday hunting near . TI
A' brief session of the Norwalk Hoe. ..
pital building committee was held last ‘ "
week's vacation. resume. his duties 1:"
‘Liisruabm car. in. In; ‘
I
Meney Saving Sale
Seabubledpwelforiedios sndmissuatgrestly Museum-ices“?! ? V‘"
TailoredCoats and Suits in fall weights
' At One-half former
prices.
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jj. THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY MONDAYg
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Do not fail to investigate this sale, as the values are the best we have ever altered.
A sale of silk waists at $2.00 each
Many were formerly priced as high as five dollars. A good sssortxn ent of long or short sleeve models. in j ;
black, white and all the seasonable shades.
...l. 4‘." nln.
Bargains in fruit jars in the basement
.. Quart or pint sizes. Mason, 46¢ a dozen; Lightning, 00¢ a dozen.
the convention in ludianapolis, has
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her clothes’ badly torn. One of the meet the needs of the city. been appointed a member of the com-z
0 Have a Fine Line of Furniture,
so
LStoves and all Housefurnish-
in. Goods.
Prices To Suit Everybody
1 North Main Street. Phone Mil
Opp. Congregational Church.
We Buy Second-Hand Furniture and
Stores
Brand’ 8 Window ..
See the open prices
,zWatchesL. Clocks,
and Optical Goods.
i.‘
on
Jewelry
LOOK
In BRAND’S “'INDOW
“#138 WASHINGTON 5T.
9
SAT
Li... B. Hershfield & South
5 lb. pkg.
runs". ,122 wuss or.
New Hotel Mahackemo
other young ladies became hysterical
from the shock. She also suffered se-
vere bruises. The third girl escaped
unharmed. After Dr. Tracey had
treated their injuries, Mr. Collins
took the three girls to vthelrshonle in
Stamford, but he did not learn their
names. .
Dudley E. Hoyt of this city, has
brought suit against Judge Joseph R.
Taylor, Richard H. Golden, The South
Norwalk Trust Company and Deputy
Sheriff Ladrigan, for forcibly ejecting
his furniture and household fixtures
from his house, on Point Point. Bell is
land, into the street The case will be
heard in the Cig Hall, South Norwalk,
on the 17th of this month.
* DOMINO
Granulated
‘vl‘ $2“?i
ugar .
- 35c
ANEitEW DAVEY?
.9 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE 410.
We have junt- received a ship-
ment oil R guaranteed to
base and heat, that we will sell'
from $14. so upward. Corrie and
look them over before goinge e"lse-
where. For honest dealing and
prices fair, none with Mr. Rosco
can compare. .
Picture Framing and Glazing.
Rosen’s FurnitureStore
15 Fly Avenue
l
50'. Norwalk, Conn-
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’EEFOLLOWING DINNER WILL BE SERVED SUNDAY. Oct. 11TH
FROM 12 T03P. M.. AND FROM 5: ”T08 P. M. .
TABLE D’HOTE DINNER. 75c.
L LBLUE POINT OYSTERS
PL'AIN CELERY.
LITTLE NEcK cLAMS‘
coNso‘wlME IN cups '
I
anAM or: GREEN cohN
. .
lEo ESCALLLOPS wn'H BACON
mu
ROAST LE6 0F LAMB MINT SAUQE'
FISH,
lFlLLLET OFSLOLE TARTARE SAUCE
‘wes‘rs ANoELNtREEé ‘L' , L
CHICKEN A'LAL MARIN-AND
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3H|CLLK£NL LPLATE WITH PEAS
VEGETABLES
ll. EneWEEr norAmEe
iiii-'iENoi-l PEAS
MAcuen'PorAroEoL -'
' ooaNL oil can
n
LETTUCE AND TOMATO SALAD
iii
ell PLuuPuoolNo
DESSERT
Home-MADE APLE PIE
. is: can»; L
. L :1 ml reasons.
v-.than that required by the tire under! in "1° “0°“ ‘0 “it"
The tugboat “Addie V the Second,” mittee on adjustment.
built at the Lake Torpedo boat ship-
yards. in Bridgeport, for the Norwslk
Towing Company, is the boat that will
reinforce Norwalk’s Fire Department;
The vessel has been completed, and
will be launched from the ways at ed '0 ten “3'8 in Bridgeport Jail byL'
the shipyard on lower Seaview avenue, .Judge John Keogh ““55 morning.
on Monday, October 12, at 5 ‘o’clock:
in the afternoon. Many lnvltationsf
to attend the ceremony have been two permits
sent out by the Towing Company, who
George Hussey, of this city, who
1 was arrested Thursday evening on
North Main street by Officer Robert
Gaiaor, for drunkenness, was sentenc-
Reed & Volk thié morning received 1
One major the lnstal-: .
‘lation of an electric sign over the ' "
3:
,ss
:3
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are justly proud of, this latest addition Louis Udlemsn 31°” 0.11 South Main 3 I:
to their fleet and arrangements have . street
peen made at the shipyard to accom~ Vaast Brother‘s garage on Chestnut
module a crowd as the event has been street I
eagerly anticipated not only in Nor-1 "'-""'_‘
walk but in Bridgeport as well
The machinery with which the boat‘ r the reservoir in practically dry, and ‘3
IB equipped is made and installed by. filled With hundreds of dead pickfli‘ll.
‘the Charles P. Willard Company” who. ”9”" and 0U!" “lib-901118 0‘ the
are specialists in the line of marinei pickers] ““5“ ..“n 0‘ two pounds I” "u
The L cal hunters report that Lit is, in sonic ,‘
engines and towing equipment.
fire pump is of s tar greater capacity 93508: an impossibility find Inflnsl
sir dogs, and
writers and will have outlets for six ’ 33 a 1'55“" “1° 5083 3‘1“!” greatly,
lines of hose. The boiler is a ‘Madei
in Bridgeport" boiler, the product of!
One of the brooks .rLlllluing from:
Fire Chief George W. ‘lzogardus yes- '3
the Porcupine Boiler Works and an terday paid a visit to several of the 10- L‘ "
The other is for the wiring of i -
I. ~ Lit;
added reason why Bridgeporters m cal schools and inspected the manner ‘ '
i ,Campbell..._.. . n. n.
(W. McMahOIi..
,Gantrell-R. Smitth LB. .‘.... .
“Dusan-Cutblll. .R. H B..‘ ....... ’Er iron
Time—42 and loz-minute quarters.
interested in the craft.
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STAMFORD. Oct. 10,—Norwalk High
won the second game of its football
schedule here, yesterday. by the score
of 20-.0 Neither side could score till
near the end of the first half. when Cut-
bill, of Norwalk, ran twenty yards
through a broken field for Norwalk's
first touchdown. 0n the fourth play of
the game Capt?Cantrell, who was play-
ing quarterback, was forced to retire
because of a badly wrenched knee. Al.
ter this accident Norwalk was forced
to use three substitutes. it was the
spectacular playing of these second
string men that makes the outlook so
encouraging. The second touchdown
was by McMahon, near the end of the
..third quarter. ,Cutbill, who was a. tow-
er of_ strength on the offense. scored
another touchdown in the last quarter.
Copley kicked two out of three goals
and played a fine game at end, The
Norwalk line again proved powerful,
both on defense and offense For Me-
finer Greaney and Anderson played well.
1 The summary: -
N. H. 8. . Stamford M.
Copley ......... L. E. ........ Nichols
'Os'Wald....'.... l... T. ...... Moss
Chamberlain...
.L. G. ..Rose
Roberts ...... . . . C. . . .. ..... Thurber
Israel ........ .. .R.L G. ... ......L..St'earus
Barker. ..R. T..... .-.‘.'.I-Io'ive.
..Higgins
. gVollmer
Anderson
.Greaney
..Ll—lfi
Tellinadgei. y. .
F. B. ...
~ score: N. H. 8., 20 Stamford Manor.
9-. Touchdowns—Cutbill j-(-2)_.. Mena-
hon. Goals from minimum.“ wedding W“ 5“ ihe “me “t m“
(2),-
.Refere'e—Appleton
FianIBY.
Umpire—
Lineman -— Greenwood.
N. H. e. vs. NUTNELC CLUB.
.Amussment Park, Monday, Oct. 13th,
’Lshower hoquet of brides roses and
~' line-toil tithe valley. Her woli- of culls.
‘ rend contracting parties.
‘i:
Iof tire drills there in vogue Chief Bo- ‘3 f:
jgsrdus had several interesting sugges- . "
itions to make renrding the increasing. j:
01’ -
e.drllls This excellent plan is to If
he wfollowed at regular intervals from .
iotaa the efficiency and promptness
at?“
About eight members of the Hex-L
‘bury Club left early this afternoon
{for Bantam Lake. Today opens a
get-together week at the club house
and throughout the coming week
members will come and" go. A chef
will be on hand to provide the fare
during the open house and everyone
looks forward to a very pleasant time,
A special duck dinner is to be pre-
pared for Tuesday night and it is ex‘
pected that there will he a large num-
ber of the members present to par-
take of it.
The contract for the laying of ‘the
street foundation, curbs, gutters and
sidewalks on the new Washington
street bridge was awarded to the Mo-
Burg Barton Company, last evening,
.by the Bridge Construction Commit-
.tee This does not include the laying
on, this part otihe contract is to be
Company :3, 892 25; Brown it Hoyt
$4,167. 53; Daniel li‘ ToomEy. $4 661.-L
of Torringtorl, Conn, $5578.00
LAYERS-WILSON. VUFTIAIIS AT-
GREFVFIELD .
GREENFIELD HILJ; Oct.
Rev. E. A‘ Thompson pastor of the
Greenfield Hill Congregational
c,hurch Wednesday evening officiated
at the marriagt of Etnerson Cook
Avres of East Norvmlk and N158
Maud Wilson. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Wilson of this Place-g.
bride’s parents. and the -ceremoni’
was perdnr'me'd in the presence of rs-‘ »'
lattice and near frltnds of the family,
Mrs Wilmer M. Pratt lIncluded hot
sister as matron of honor, and
mér Pratt was host mg Meaghan-L
to the bride one at tile name or he.
were David Wilson. restrictive! tho
bride. and Lester Hughél'r of East
Norwalk. The Weddin‘ iwthdh W337
played hy‘Miss Alina
The Hilde was go “white
L;_crelle do chine trimmxw th antih
ly lace“ and pearls, add carried I
was hatched to a city with a wreath
of orange blossom; rind Til‘l' to the
of the wood block pavement. Work. .i_
started immediately. The bidders and , 3
their figures follow: McHarg Barton .2
1911. gold monogrammed tie clash:
\
v
28 and the C W. Crochet Company. .
Mood EV .
of Our Customers.
All Colors.
Have Your * Name lEnrollcd on
it will be all assistance to You, as You will Not Have to Wait
until Pay Day to Buy What You Need You Will ’
Feel Like Pa'y Day Every Day Wileil Trading With Us.
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Will Continue All Day
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On That Day We Expect the Biggest Monday We Ever Had
.as we§will Place New Bargains at tile Disposal
lust Received a Shipment of Flossy Allen Hats for Women, the
Most Popular MauniSb Hat of the Season, Prices $1. 50 to $5
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The matron of honor wore a Nile
mgfigreen crepe de chine trimmed with
lace and Velvet, and carried a bouquet
of pink roses. The house was beauti-
fied for the occasiOn with greenery
and flowers. The ceremony was per
{armed beneath a bower of palms in
the large bay window of the living
rooms. The bride ‘wse given in mar—
high by her father. Following the
"comm ya. collation was. served.
The. m':s gift to his bride was a
diamond bar- pin. The bride save her
matron Lot boiler ‘a necklace of pearls.
‘The best man and ushers received.
a stalment of the feature will be seen
‘1)!th “showers" have been given
sister,‘ Mrs. W. N. Pratt, one at Mrs.
J. Frank Brothwéll's and one at the
bride's, ob‘usiu. «Miss Ines hooligans;
tord. on... sits wits vultigh in the
summer The groom iii in t
bustlin- in East Norwalk, “where who
will take his bride to reside: having a
holds all in readiness
m. and I”. Am- loft‘ in their car
for a trip to the Berkshires. The
end of her long train fillers It was
with ‘
bride's traveling dro— has of blue .
. . W} title rois. in.
waists ’uith but to mull-
gifts were nTany and beautiful, in
cluding silver. out gjlass. furniture,
money, etc. Guests wore present from
Pleasantville N. Y. Norwalk Derby-
and Bridgeport.
fiENRlE’l‘TA ohosnalv__ course.
-Lucille Love. the pretty Universal
star actress who is appearing in a
special series attraction of pictures
that; hear not name will need little
' introduction to Norwalltu who have
been allowing her experiences in mo-
tion pictures at Fleasant Hour and
flockwood's Hall for the past week.
It will suffice to say that arrow in-
at the Outer Houses this evening.A .
two reel Vitagrap‘h feature will also
be shown and the remainder of the
bill will include mutant and Edi-
son pictures. up to the usual high
standards of thou prdfluoers. The
‘Monday dud Tuesday feature comic!
is one that will appeal in an unusual ,
way to the hearts of everyone. Hourl-
etts Cmmsn. the- eminent American
actress makes her intial announce
in motion pictures as a member or
the Paramount Cut .and It]!!! the
”The transitions Hrs.
Hstltch'h a dramatic illustration of the;
noblest of human. emotionwmother‘
love. Supporting Mrs. *Hatch are Wai— '
ter Craven, Lorraine Hfllln‘g, Minna.
Gale, Harold Lockwood.,Paul Trevor
», and Gertrude Norman. each one an.
is in four parts. There will be a daily
matinee at Pleasant Hour to whichv
ladies arejLinviied.
DARIEN REPUBLICANS NOMIN- fl
ATE A REPRESENTATIXE
The Republican convention, for the
purpose of nominating a representa-
tive and justices of the peace, wal-
held last evening in Barton. R. M.
Smith was chosen as chairman and .
R~ulsoll ‘Spooner acted in the cap~
salty of secptury. Chas. E. Wllllam-
son. who was named as a nominee-
"in the recent neua‘toria‘l convention,L
was the choice of the convention.
Rev. Emil Richter. editor of tho
‘Darlon Review.‘ was also in the
(told for the nomination. The follow
h .
lug were named for the office or
Janice of the peace: George W. Sher-
or. E. M. Smith. Charles Richmond‘
slid WW» I. Colour.
..
iactor of finish and fame. The feature ‘
Norwalk Chronicler