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51 WASHINGTON STREET
8001' H NOIVIALK “
Frank Raymond. of this city. is en—
'll
10) lg a short furlough from his duties Vt ashinan street.
abound the U S ‘Counecticuti' with
local relatil es.
Mrs. R. 30513111 and Mrs. J. 1.. Rosen,
of Ely avenue are spending the wee'l1~
end in Danbury, where they w ill attend
the big fail at that place.
SS.
—South Ends vs. 'Norwalks. Amuse-
ment Park, tomorrow, 3 p. 111.
Chester Buttery, \\ inner of the world
series tournament recently run under
the auspices. of Gus Knorr, of South
Main street, has left today for Provi-
dence, R. 1.
Leonard Foster, Alfred Chichester
and Leonard Fitzgerald. of this city,
were aniong the scores of Norwalh peo-
plain attendance yesterday at the [lan-
hury Fair.
The cases of Joseph and John Ver-
idy, of Taymond utreet, charged with
etealing :1 bicycle from William Peter-
son, of East Norwnlk. 111111 polled, this
1111111111111. by Judge John Keogh.
The following are the latest guests
to register at the popnlnr New Hotel
'Mallncltclno: ll. .1. Wynn, New York
city; H. W. llccktvith, Seymour. Conn.,
'Willis Boughton. Brooklyn, N. YE;
George Harding, New York city.
Tito Men's Brotherhood of the Con—
gregationnl Church met last evening
and discussed matters which will
come before the annual meeting of the
church, at a later date
——(‘alifornin Port Wine per gallon I EXTRA DRY ESCALL‘IQPS
$1.00. A. F. Bechman & Co.
In the sclniwockly announcement
or The South, Norwallt Trust Com-
pany today they state that business
troubles may be avoided by nfllliation
with a reliable 111111 conservative
bank. Banking in all of its branches
is conducted by them.
‘IPlansTareub‘Ei—ng formulated-W
91111111111101» in charge for the holding of
a Hailowe’en party and costume dance,
under the auspices of the Childrenot
Mary. for the benefit of St. Josephfa
Church.- The affair promises to be an
enjoyable one,‘and will be held in St.
Joseph’s school hall, Wednesday, Octo-
ber 28th.
THE 1111111 or 51.11qu
Safety First
' This slogan is a good watchv'mrd "‘7
for individuals asI well as rail-. <2" _
1 mm ’ ~
The WlseMan s
protection against. busineag com-
plioations is affiliation with a ro- ‘
liable. conservative bank. mak- '
ins use of each department as it
suit; his needs.
_ You Can
[to condom Md out»
with“ om spent yesterday at
the m Mr.
I
A line both bone woo furnished by
___________ ithe crumbles. and Er. Touow innit
The report from the chairman at 1.11933 boot. mm the hem "1 the boys. m“
Child Welfare C ittee, o! the 9183-. Ifunds being Ellen by members or the
ground work which was organized and advisory board S“ hueoail teams
UNDERTAKER
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Auto lbs to Danbury Fair '
' Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
October 7th, 8m,9tl1.
FROM DAMEN, WEST NORWALK AND NEW
CANAAN
LEAVING DARlEN AT, 8 O'CLOCK,
Mmtzs
Specials in all?
Departments for -. '
Evening '
E: '1‘. dates
carried on by that committee during’were organised and M15» ““3 m '
the past summer follows: gloves were presented by W- 1’ 399”-
E‘ At a meeting of the “tumour mm? 3011 account 01 bad weather only “‘10 ‘
1:111:11 league, held the 111st Monday in “‘9‘“ “Mums “are undertaken
April 1914, it was voted to organize mam“ ”‘6 mm”
Child Welfare Committee, with MILE on August 318‘ the 135‘ exhibition 0‘
Jean Dumortier. noun-m. with in “mm “h “"9“ 1‘00 °1' W"? W18
power to mm he: committee “at: were enthusiastic over the summer .
. carry,” any work mm” to ml and all entered into the swiming
some. ‘matchea, life-saving tests, men,“
The chairman of this committee had game-‘3 3"“ 0”“ games “1th meal
for some time felt keenly the need that; 7'9“" and M the close 0‘ the alter 110°“ "
something be done for the boys of our “‘9 ““1““5 were 3“”(180 prizes. do '
city. and it was her earnest desire that “”9“ by 111' Francm 1- Burnell
another summer should not pass with. The committee 3““ “"50?! W“ '
out this being accomplished. A Plain. ”"511 l“ thank all “110 11$le in any 1
ground seemed the thing best suited “9-5 1° inalte the Work 3310118 “18 boye
[Io 1.1.1.31 mi, need possib’. 1 1‘ht so .1 111. were nearest the
'Accordingly plans were immediately “Wk became thinly interested in
formulated for the raising of money 1111111,. oi the lads, home; mere visited '
and the organizing of a committee. and the uorkers feel ture of the for.
The first step was taken “hen the pro- thel ‘30“1’L‘mm“ 01, ”18 business men
jefl was put before a prominent citl- and L'lliZLllS of the town to help extend
zen who heartily endorsed the D111“. this 1101K until its influence for great-
and gave a substantial subscription. 9" 80"“ “ha“ be “3“- throughout that l
E This wan the foundation of the play- community. The late Jacob Rils said:
ground fulld and 1,1“qu the move- "A to“ 11 01 city without public play—
l'mem practically on its feet. grounds is raising boys for the peni-
A . oh the 18th or May. 1014, a chll— military?
——Iaook for M1133! at the top 01 ’dren’s entertainment was given in thc‘ “ESPE‘L‘UUUY submitted, ..
the smug Royal clothes Dibble 7g Norwalk High School Hall the price EVA F. KENDAIA“ .' f
‘of admission being twenty- -five cents. W -
. The children worked like real little REVENUE LAWS: 1912 AND 1913'
1 .
John Rothko. muted lost Sundaylbenyers to make tl1is~a success. and WAHHNGTON D C" Oct. ”hm. ':
by 0 » J Smith for aanaultingElllel’ efforts resulted in the sale of rector V’lliliumJ Harrieoftlle BurenuE .
his “into: "ma discharged this morning more than 400 tickets, and the taking of the li‘llsus, Department or C0111 i I
luerce, announces that a bulletin con "
by Judge Keogh, ' Ein or $102. netting a total of 591‘. . .
' l Other subscriptions were generous- tulnlng “ “‘39“ 0f the in“ relating ‘0‘
The 31111;! meeting of the Norwalk 1,. given, and in almost every instance the lovuiue systems of the state alld
me Amoclofiou for the election with words of encouragement for the loud govcmmenta has been completed] .'.
of directors and 11111111; upon annual re, work. ”“1“ ‘8 “U“ ready {0" dm'm‘m‘m 71““ '
ports, and any other important bust. By the last of lune the sum totalled ““0"“ “WNW“ 1“ detail the dlffer-;,-
noes, will be held at the City Hall $2iJ.60, with some extra pletlgea.ul1iril ent -“”“""“ 0? WWW": 1“ each Stile
South Norwalk. Tuesday evening. ()1: will brim; the amount to nearly $300 ”WWW WM“ WOW"! “Wm 11011
tuber 111111.111 8 o‘clock. during the summer
”MBBM 'l‘hlu 111111 a smaller amount than any “1“" ”“' income “m and WINDOW
M's-PMCIIWM 13916611 placo.Ibona tide playground with equipment “”051 ““1159" and {993' and l“ ”“3 .
First district. enjoyed «I very pleasant and director could be expected to sue “‘59 0" ”'9 8939131 PWPBNY WW”
automobile trip to tho Dunbury Fair. coed upon. But being assured of the enumolaws mould-1131211 of propcttysub ‘
yesterday. with a party of friends E33111. committee of sixteen ladies was Sec! to ~11 11 taxes. the methods of as l
The cases of William. Herbert flnflI'ot-gttnized and the pork planned. A11 9“
Mary Rollin. neglected children, “an advisory board of men, 1. ho had so and the «- atutory limitations
discharged this rimming The case 91 generously subscribed, 111111 shown in-I rules 01’ mil levies
Harry Poteraon. the deaf mute. “as tower in the work, was also organized The luvs relating to taxation,
cogtlfled lldoflnltely- . E Afiel: careful consideration of diner-jfllioun by the present bulletin. halo
”WW".
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and In. Louis Sheldon, of.
a.
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ot' the
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85 l
" \ALE AX!) LEIIIGII Ml1‘l‘2'l‘.I,position of playground instructor was “Nth “'53 “10 date 0! “18 1M“ “‘90"
NEW “AVFN 0“ ””4““ given ,to Willium A. ’l‘etiow. of New on this aubject issued by the Bureau
111ch 1111- inheritance tax. corpurutionE E
111111111111 equalization and collection.E .
out applicants by the committee, the undergotilifirent (13111111588 since 1902‘.E ‘
Our “Opel Jing’E
__0If_-
Fall Merchandise
Is a Stupendous Special Event that
will he the Talk of the T own
Autumn Iall it untolds’findo this store alert and. fully.
prepared in every department. Stocks arebright. and fresh,
presenting all the very latest and most wanted of this sea-
0... styles. mint) : .
Stirring Values allover the Store .
You Will Find Bargains in Waists, Gloves, Muslin
and Knit Underwear, Corsets, Laces, Kiltlonas,
Sweaters, Ribbons, Veilings. Children’s Sleeping
Garments, House Drccses, “Toilet Articles,
men’s and Children’s Tan Huse, etc.
Wo-
The N. ER .15....yan C0,,
30. Norwalk
86 Washington :St,
?g$r§0;;‘:;‘;:? 33:3," 3:: 5:21:11} ‘11:); ‘itochclle. N. l’.. at n salary of $1011 a 01 the Census Among the changes to
' lInollth for the months of luly 11nd Au- be noted has been the aeration of an 1
was expected bu develop more in the,
way or variations of the rnrwtud mm, gust. Fortune 111101111! 11s in the scour mewus tax cmullllsalous ill the variouaE
hating wide discretionary powE-
rugby posses than 111111 been 111111111111» ing at a directm 111111 had a practical states.
ll Shown- Punting by “W‘s bulk“ knowledge of carpenin', for all the era over the administration of theE
$3312: lgizghwcsfnzspzfefi5‘1?“er in equipment “as made by him “llll help work of 101111 officials connected with,
roputnilon m being resourceful m m Ill‘Olll tho boy.s (in .lulvi :41 the play taxation, and full DOWG!‘ 0V9? the :18
opened. and was con- sessment of the property of corpora-E
offensive plays. The visitors 11111 11.11 ground 1'01 maliv
NOW 50 formidnhlt' last war as 0X- tinned during following two tlons doing business in two or more
'counties of the some state.
pectcd but it is known that this time months.
Earsghmgog"; 1:9 2:):1333 1:22;: The chairman. forced to be away forI —»--
ttgninst the Yale offensive Lehigll was ””3 sumlllcr. was compelled to leave
confident of holding its own. tho responsibility and burden of the
work upon her faithful committee.
GreatI thnnlts rue. due this committee
liar the ulllingncss \titil 11 him they no
:ceptcd the pork, and the perseveréilco
OYSTERS CLAM§ LOB' land patience uhich they showed’ in
the
O. U. A. M. OFFICERS.
State Officials Guest; of Pahquioquei
“ Council in Danbury.
Fight oi the state oIillccrs of the
state branch of the O U A. M. WentE
to I‘lanbun \‘ cdnesdtty, for the purl
pose of holding a buoineas meeting ]
,w
1
1
Beacon Falls
Rubber Boole”
' The kind that is guaranteed; E
Flip, storm and short. sizes.
Conneally81Bracken
kce 1111: in touch with it throu b all .
'STERS Ethcptrying dms oi the summer 3 , ‘in the afteruot 11 the visitors were en-'
HARD CRABS E Though \\ orltlllg under difficulties of tertalned M the Fair by ”1" members ‘8 WASHyINGTON 81'
l 1 mm“ Esmall financial support. and inadequate. °t PallduiOque council and in the ev-
CUTBILL S '7 equipment the committees in charge cnlng the husmess meeting was held ‘ “
B 'd F' b M k Efcel the effort of the summer to 111113 in \Icr’chanics liull ' -~~w-—.~mL ww-W- W
11 ge 'S at (it. IEbeen 11 success, not only in the unicorn“ aha state OWE"? present were; ,Er' - I l
.good accomplished but also in the evi- .win Jacobs, 111 Mm Hat on. state coon. 1 NECKWEAR.
71 North Main Street
Phone 108.
'cllor; M. I. Gilman. of Mancheeter,
Ivlce State COUIICllOl’; C. Robert Gates.
Eof. New London, junior state council
. ‘or; Charles 11 Adams, of Norwalk,
" state secrettny: H L McEwen. 0!:
The following isareport oi the work Stamford outside protector; G. L».
actually done during the summer, by Pelhe’m, of New Haven, state organ
MH- George 5' Kendall Chum“ pro Eizer and C H. Sloan, of Shelton and
tent:
0. Rawling. of New Haven, mem-
Report of Public Playground Work. E’H
deuce given of the possibility and need;
10f this pork for the future. 1-
11.113111. bottoming, cnahman.
*—
The Little Shop _
. , Norihhlflnfitreet.-‘ '
’Tflfl LATEST MODELS
. _ ‘m j ‘ ~ “ _ Through the generosity of 301‘“ MC‘ Telegrams of regret for being 1111111119 ‘
Sm 90m AND WAISTS . Mullen, uho gave the use of a large 10‘ to be present Wore received from Dr.
‘ .1130, " with an attractile water front the 11.5 Cutting. of Soutltington. nation-
W 003ng AND public “WWW“ °t South Norwolh al councilor and from Henry 1.511111.
I II my. I was opened July lat. Notice‘ho‘d 11281195., 0! Bndgeport, pant state controller.
. I given in the schools and throughh he The officials went on the invitation
-.F«.&‘MYEN- press, '50 there were about one 1111- of file, WWW council and they; “I
tired and 1111;119:111 precept, 111111 all on;
toyed the chute, swings and 311mm.
which Instructor renew Ihtld built for,
pressed themselves as being imé'
monsoly pleased “with the IB‘air and
111m“ the Pahquioqne brothers eu-
q .... .. W“
an.
here of the state finance cummittee. » '-
Ncw line of neckweur in ves-
teca in plain and cmlx, urgently. 2
and pique. Collar and cuff sets
in plan and 1311111.. orgnndly and pl~'
que Medici collars in orglandy and
311.1111...» Coats
Our_ stock must be .1911: as Our
lace . 2.111 to $1 . sales are large.
Stiff linen collars and cut: sets, BOYS‘ AND GIRLS' COATS
mum's. ‘ 5°C . $1.00 to $3.00
Velvet and silk girdles 50c .11 .31“ .-'.'A°'E.§' A"? MEN’S CQATS-
KID GIBVES. - . $21 00 to 35-00 .
Ladies' dress and cope kid Ask for the “Kellen Koat."
gloves in white. tan, pray and.
black White with black stitch.
Black with white stitch. ..
-.$1 $1.35 111111 $1.50
White Doe Skin Glol'es. . . . "$1.
16 button kind gloves, block and .
white .3230;-
Children's cape kid gloves... 3!;
A. Dickerman
81 8011.
So. Not-walk, ’Phone 441 ~
3.1111131 omrraamg'
- Stamps
Automobile Livery
For-Aliment.
Flatmfimpcrhour
their usé.- _ ‘ 1.
A. committee of two women was in
charge of each week. and was pleased
‘ with tho attendinoé and interest evi-
,I,
NEW HAVEN 11111111101111 11111110-
Tons. '
Night Colic 1268p”, danced '11th boys. . new HAVEN Ont. 9.—-—The an
1312-2: ‘ , ‘ Mrs. 11111111111111 kindly placed a. flat anal 8:211:11: {313“ New York. New
' ' lldl'fill: an an trord Railroad- Com-
Day Calls 711. 1 ”may ‘9’; u" “'9, "r we ch pony. whichué 111 the 1111111111 of. stock.
. which WIS greatly appreciated by holders today. although 'fOr the. (is- .
them. {no third week mundane
arm-11m umsttvlngcorpcwero
hold. Seven partied all the tests. and
were awarded 81.111411111191119“. clock.
1.1111- 1111111111 in the 11:: a? .111
oummwnuc “ml" me. 111-. 111 the 11111 or M
_ to; “111111 the latter 11-1-13 111 total
or only mum. on comm with
cal year ending June '80 last, has .
been ill-0118M unto-ditto in certain.‘
of the list of the company's direct-
or; as of Sept. 29. Only twelve direc-
Coal. Wood. Comet
dpochl P111- 11- out om
tel-tallied them. 'I 1. ._
SPECIAL SALE ONLM
SWEATER COSTS.
Daily and Sunday
Papers
Delivered to your home or
n
ARBOROULTURISTS. E
. souru NORWALK. court.
.lpen every afterlto
veiling. Ncw pupi
copied ovcry day.
, Pollevfs.
Private Duh
School
1:111 the 111111111111 DANCIES
Two Step 11nd \Vl'lllz Gunrralr
7 primte lessons. or Money
9‘11 V E.
Policy’s New Ballromil
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FRED H, GANUNo,
Funeral DirictorI ,Ind.‘
Embaln‘ier ' '
4' Telephone 9%
84 So. Main Sb. So. No
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