nae—wilihnooking to
faster the best coal in
m thallium the
j fires going and make it
' .hot forthc“brute.” To
warm evcy corner and
neck in the house, to
’ thug away cold and keep
fie health sound, it’s the
must plan for-every
Iyoung spouse to buy,
coelwhete every good
-kind can be found.
_ , The
*FERRIS COAlL
' COMPANY. ’
noj‘soo NEED ANYTHING IN
> ‘ THE FURNITURE LINE?
If so, Come to See Us Before Uou
Go Elsewhere
We Have a Fine Line of Furniture.
- Stoves and all Housefurnish-
lng Goods. .
Prices To Suit Everybody
in GUTKOWSKY
57: North Main Street. Phone 419
‘ Opp, Congregational Church.
‘Wc Buy Second-Hand Furniture and
Stows
1' LOOK '
IN
Window .
See the' open prices on
iflatches. Clocks. JeWelry:
and Optical Goods.
Brand’s
LOOK
7 In BR-AND‘S WINDOW'
~138 \VASHINGTON ST.
Coal
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The B. Hershfield a Son 00
‘ . nam‘ 122 wares-er.
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Thomas Collins, of Fort street East
Norwalk last evening acted the Good
Samaritan toward three young lad-
ies who ftured in an automobile ac-
cident near Moplewuod. 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
machine blinded the driver. and the _ Warned by several disastrous fires
car crashed into the front of the oth- on the water front and by the possi-
er automobile. which did not stop to bility of others of even greater mag-
iearn the extent Of damage 3““9’9‘11 nitude, the Norwalk authorities have
Mr. Collins happened along a. short
time after the accident. and brought' “ken steps to afford the taxpayers
the three young ladies to Dr. William I
J. Tracey's cities. in Norwalk. One or end hllve made arrangements with the
the girls plunged through the glass Norwaik Towing Company, Which will
lentils illi lllll
nuumm
Tow Boat Built for Norwaik
Firm Will Have Auxiliary
Apparatus
it being necessary to take four stitch l
es to close this wound. She was also .
badly bruised about the shoulder: chafing apparatus that will adequately
her clothes badly torn One of the meet the needs of the city.
other young ladies became hysterical
from the shock. She also suffered se- built
vere bruises. The third girl escapedi at the Lake Torpedo boat ship
unharmed After Di Tracey had yards, in Bridgeport, for the Norwalk
treated their injuries. Mr. Collins TOWIDS company! IS the b0!"- Ihflt WI"
look the thlee girls to their home in reinforce Noriislk's Fire Department.
Stamford but he did not learn the” The vessel has been completed and
names will be launched from the ways at
the shipyard on lower Seaview avenue,
on Monday, October 12, at 5 o'clock
in the afternoon. Many invlitations
o.
The tugboat "Addie V the Second "
Dudley E. Hoyt. of this city. has
brought suit against Judge Joseph R.
Taylor. Richard 1H. Golden. The South
lmore ample fire protection and to that1
windshield severely cumns her “and' afford Norwalk the services of a. pow-‘
eriul tugboat equipped with fire fight-1
Mr. and Mrs. Willet A. Hartford. of
this city, are spending a few days with
friends in New Milford, Conn.
Mrs. John Fiedler, of this citY. has
returned to her home after a pleasant
visit of several days in Danbury.
Henry Wilkins. of North Main
street, spent yesterday hunting near
Branchville and Georgetown. but full-
ed to make any large “bags."
A brief session of the Norwslk Hos-
pital building committee was held last
. evening. Those present went over a
rough sketch presented by the archi-
tect.
Michael Sheehsn. of South street.
tomorrow as watchman in the R. &
G. Factory on Ann street.
Otto Lindstmm, of “Al" Polllmsn'sv
barber shop.‘ on Washington street.
the local barber's upion delegate to
been appointed a member of the com-
who has been enjoying a pleasant 1 j'j'
week’s vacation, resumes his duties .
the convention in Indianapolis. has :1
Money Saving Sale
Beuonablo Apparel for ladiey and misses at greatly reduced put-as. m n is e '4 3 ' 11
TafloredCoats and Suits infall weights
1At One-half former
.. - Quart or pint sizes. Mason. 45: a
prices.
dozen; Lightning, 90¢ a dozen.
. . THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY.
Do not fail to investigate this sale. as the values are the best we have ever offered.
A sale of silk waists at $2.00 each
Many were formerly priced as high as five dollars. A good assortm out 01" long or short sleeve models, in I
black. white and all the sessonsble shades. x» if]
Bargains in fruit jars in the basement
mitlee on adjustment.
l George Hussey. of this city, who
was arrested Thursday evening on -
North Main street by Ofilcer Robert
.Gsinor, for drunkenness, was sentenc-l
led to ten days in Bridgeport jail by
Judge John Keogh this morning.
l
Reed & Volk this morning received ..
t
Norwaik Trust Company and Deputy
Sheriff Ladrigan. for forcibly ejecting
his furniture and household fixtures
from his house, on Point Point. Bell ls
land, into the street. The case will be
heard in the City Hall South Norwaik,
on the 17th of this month.
M DOMINO
Granulated
Sugar
5 lb. pkg. - 350
ANDREW DAVEY
90 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE 410.
We have just received a ship-
ment of Ranges guaranteed to
bake and heat, that we will sell
from $14.50 upward. Come and
look them over before going else.
where. For honest dealing and
prices fair, none with Mr. Roseu
can compare.
Picture Framing and Glazing.
Rosen’ s FurnitureStore
15 Ely Avenue
j ’4';
'encouraging. The second touchdown
New Hotel Mahackemo
So. Norwalk, Conn
I'I‘E‘FQLLOWING DINNER WILL BE SERVED SUNDAY, Oct. 11TH
‘ FROM 12 T03 P. M.. AND FROM 5:30 TO 8 P. M.
TABLE D’HOTE DINNER. 75c.'
LuE‘ POINT OVSTERS
LITTLE NECK «CLAMS
PLAIN OELERY
JONSOMME IN CUPS
CREAM OF GREEN CORN .
FISH
IIJETIOF eoLE nurses sauce
also EscALLops WITH BACON
MEATS AND ENTREES
OF BEEF WITH STUFFED TOMATO
CHICKEN A’LA- MARYLAND
noasr. LEG or LAME MIN-1r sAucs. ' . . ,
:HicKErl FATE Mil-m PEAS“
l
swssr Pom-rose
‘VEeErAsLEs '
MAsllso' PerAroEs
cosN 0N cos
LETTUOE AND TOMATO SALAD
. rum income “
‘ DESSERT
HOMEMADE APLI PIE
. we can»
; om rim cars.
eagerly anticipated not only in Nor-
to attend the ceremony have been “‘0 permits One was ‘0’ the instal-
sent out by tile Towing Company who lation of an electric sign mer the '2
are justly proud (if this latest addition Louis Udleman “0'9 on South “’1‘“ I.
The other is for the wiring of --
been made at the shipyard to accom- ‘Vaast Brother's garage, on Chestnut .
to their fleet and arrangements have street.
niodote a crowd as the event has been I street.
u—u—u—un
waik, but in Bridgeport as well.
the Charles 1’ Willard Company, who 1’9"“ and other fish. Some of the
.are special isle in the line 0: marine. Pickers! welsh all of two pounds Lo
engines “Id towing equipment. The' col hunters report that it is in some
fire pump is of it far greater capacitylmsesr an impossibility to find springs
than that required by the fire under- ’in the “'Ol'db 10 enter their dogs. and
writers and will have outlets for six as B "35““ “‘9 dogs suffer 3'93"?
lines of hose. The boiler is a “lilade
in Bridgeport" boiler, the product oh
the Porcupine Boiler Works and an tcrduy paid a visit to several of the loI
added reason why Bridgeponers are cal schools and inspected the manner ::
. lot lire drills there in vogue. Chief Bo- -
interested in the craft. .
lgsrdus had several interesting sugges-
IIIIIIVIALK IIlIiII 20 I
News to make regarding the increasing :1
of the efficiency and promptness ot ..
This excellent plan is to "
STAMFIIIID IMIIIIII u; be lollou ed at regular intervals from
these drills.
STAMFORD 0“ 10 ”Norwammghlnowo About eight members of the Rox-
won the second game of its footballi bury Club left early this afternoon
and played a fine game at end The
“Norwalk line again proved powerful.
fncr Greaney and Anderson played well.
The summary:
schedule here, yesterday, by the scorel for Bantam Lake. Today opens a
of 20-.0 Neither side could score tillI get-together week at the club house
near the end of the first half when Cut- and throughout the coming week
.bill, of Norwalk. ran twenty yards members will come and go, A chef
through a broken field for Norwalks will be on hand to provide the fare
first touchdown. 0n the fourth play of during the open house and everyone
\the game Capt. Cantrell, “’10 was play ' looks forward to s. verv pleasant time
lag quarterback, was forced to retire A special duck dinnel‘ is to be pro:
because of a badly wrenched knee. Alt pared for Tuesday night and it 11" ex.
ter this accident Norwaik was forced pected that there will be a large num-
Ito use three substitutes. it was the her of the members present to par-
spectacular playing of these second take of it
string men that makes the outlook so
Theacontract lor the laying of the
street foundation, curbs, gutters and
sidewalks on the new Washington
street bridge Was awarded to the Mo
Harg Barton Company, last evening.
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
both on defense and offense. For Ms.
started immediately. The bidders and
N. 1H. 8. Stamford M. their figures follow: IMcI-Igrg Barton
Copley. . . . . . L. E. . . . . ... . .Nicilols
Oswald ........ L. T. ........... Moss
Chamberlain. ...L G. . . ..Rose
G.
$4,167. 53; Daniel IF Tooméy, 34, 551.-
28 and the C. W. Crock‘et Company.
of Torrington, Conn, $4,678.00
Wt.
AYRES-WIISON NUP'mLs AT
Roberts... C. .. .Thurber
Israel... . ..R. ..Stearns
Barker. .. .R. T... .. . ...Howe; GREENFIELD BILL ,.
Campbell.... ... ;R. E. .........Higgins GREENFIELD HILL pct
Tallma‘dge. .. ..L. H. B........Voilmer Rev. iii. A. Thompson pastor of the
W McMahon F B. .Anderson Greenfield Hill Congregational
Cantrell-.11 31““th B .....Greaney church, Wednesday evening officiated
at the marriagt of Emerson Cook
Dugan-Cutblll. IIR H: 3.”.........‘F1'I28n AyI'e-S of East Norwulk‘“ 13nd Miss
Score: N. H. 8.. 20 Stamford Manor. Maud wnsm’ daughter of Mr and
0. Touchdowns-Cutbill (2), McMa- Mrs. William H. Wilson of this place.
hon. Goals from touchdoWns-.—Copley £266 Wefidins was at dthe home or the
es parents. on the ceremony
iih...°‘”it}ii§ifl°~i omit; .... ......m... .. .. ..
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latives and near tritnds til the family
Time—42 and 10- Minute quarters. and contracting parties.-
_ . .. . fl ‘ Mrs. Wilmer M. Pratt attended her
N. H. 8. vs. NUTMEG cLus. mterpasumatrm; 0‘: honor. lind' KW
mer ra was est than: an “I are
Amusement Park, Monday. Oct. “12th. were DEVId WIIBOI‘I, b-i'ufller of {the
10 s. in. 1 - . «' flhl-i‘d'e. arid Lester Hughes or East
Norwalk. The wedding mal‘ch‘ was
played by Miss Anna M”. 131's)!-
The Ivl e was cow d lh white
.crepe do chine trimmed lth Chantil-
Iy tides” and pearls. aW carriathwa
.shower boquet of Mid“ to ’
lines of the valley. has dish or tulle
was listened to a cap . a wristh
of orange blossoms an till .
One of the brooks running from ..
Tile machinery with which the boot the ”sonar is practically m“- and 15 ;’
Is equipped is made and installed by filled with hundreds of dead pickersl. I.
Fire Chief George W. Bogardus yese "
by the Bridge Construction Commlt- --
tee. :rhls does not include the laying I11
of the wood block pavement. Work 3:
on “this part of the contract is to be :3
Company $3, 892. 25; Brown 32 Hoyt 5
10.4- Ugreen crepe de chine trimmed with
home all in readiness.
for to. trip to the Berkshires. :The
1: bride's tra‘voltni til-sis was of‘- blue
broadcloth
l"
.\
Monday.
of Our Customers.
I Just Received a Shipment of F iossy Allen Hats for Women. the
Most Popular Mannish Hat of the Season. Prices $1.50 to $5
All Colors.
,
Have“ Your Name Enrolled on
Our Books.
it will bean aSsistance to You. as’ You will Not Have to Wait
’ until Pay Day to Buy What You Need.
Feel Like Pay Day Every Day When Trading With Us.
Our Anniversary Sale.
Will Continue All Day
On That Day We Expect the Biggest Monday We Ever Had
as we will Place New Bargains at the Disposal
You Will
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The matron of honor wore a Nile
lace and velvet. and carried a' bouquet
of pink roses. The house was beauti-
tied for the occaSion with greenery
and flowers. The ceremony was per-
tormed beneath a bower of palms in
the large bay window of the living
rooms. The bride was given in mar-
iage by her father.‘ Following the
ceremony a collation was served.
The igroom’tl gift to his bride Was a
diamond bar pin.’1‘he mlde gave her
matron ‘otI honor a‘ necklace of pearls.
The best than Hand ushers received
gold monogrammed tie elasps.
Three “showers" have been given.
to the bride one "at the home of her
sister. Mrs. W. N. Pratt. one at Mrs.
J. Frank Brothwell's and one at. the
bride’s cousin. Miss Inéa Illicit. Stam-
ford, where she was visiting in the
summer The groom is in the garage
business in East Norwallr. where he
will take his bride to reside. having
for“.
Mr. and Min. Ayres left in their car
end of her long tr‘iiin
It til 3/
.in motion picturdu
m to \ which.
The;
girls were many and beautiful.
eluding silver. cut glass. furniture,
money. ,etc. Guests were present from
Pleasantville N. Y.. Norwulk, Derby
and Bridgeport.
maximum” CROSMAN oomliv.
Lucille Love, the pretty Universal
star actress who, is appearing in a:
special .seriesattrmtldn of pictures
that bear her name will need little
introduction to Norwalkrs who buys
been following her experiences in mo-
tion pictures at Pleasant Hour and
Lockvvood’s Hall for: theipast week.
It will suffice to say that a new in-
stalment of the feature will be seen
at the Castor Houses this evening. A
two reel Vltag'raph feature will also
be shown and the remainder of the
bill will include Biograph and Edi-
son pictures. up to the usual high
standards of those producers. The
Monday and Tuesday feature com g
is one that will appeal in an him at
way to the hearts of everyone. Henri-
ctta chosmang the eminent Anisl‘ldusi‘
actress makes. her intial apparance
up ll. thumbs til-o
the Paramountncut and child
in? I
. nAmElv REPUBLIOANS NOMIN-
Russell
. Rev. Ernll Richter.
the.
'Hatchf' a dramatic illustration ol the
noblest of human emotion—mother
love. Supporting Mrs. Hatch are Will»
ter Craven. Lorraine Huling. Minna.
Gale. Harold Lockwood. Paul Trevor.
and Gertrude Norman, each one an;
actor of‘finlsh and fame. The feature
is in four parts. There will be a daily
matinee at Pleasant Hour to which .
ladies ere invited.
a .
ATE ’A mmmam .
The. Republican convention. for‘tlio
purpose of nominating a. representa-
We and justices of the peace. was .
held last evening- in Darien. R. M.
Smith was chosen‘ as chairman and
Spoon‘er noted” in the‘ cap-
aclty‘ of secretary. Chas. E. William-I
son. who was pained as a. nominee
.in the recent senatorial convention.
was the choice‘ or the convention.
”editor Of the
Dorian Review. ..was also in the
field for the nomination; The follow.
lug. were named 1I’or the office at.
if tactics of the peace: George on all
or. E. M.” smith. chili-lea Richm
. M . _ . . .
Norwalk Chronicler