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Routine business was transacted last
. _ _ , V 7 l
l MELTING OF MOLLY , 33,3: $393119?“ °’ "'° ”“3“
45 Cents. ‘“ . l
Miss May Bell, of South Main street
. was Operated on at the Norwelk Hospi-
tal this morning.
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Don’t fail to get a copy this week
DONNELLYE
I'l'ATleNERY me some area:
:5 sou-m rum crass-r,
' . The Monday Afternoon Auction Cldb.
which was to have met yesterday of-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. George
F. Foote, on Bell island, was postpon-
F‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Partly ed
cloudy and continued cool tonight; 3 _ ~
Wednesday. local rains; modern north‘ The members of Douglas’ ~ Fowler
Considerable rain has fallen Post, a, A R met ‘33., “33133 33¢
during the last 24 hours over the cell-'dlgcumd gene"! weekly “3mm.
tral sections. Snow was reported from Court Mahaclemo, aroma” of Am-
Denver, Colo. Cloudy weather We eriea, met last evening end transacted
vails generally this morning in all dis- routine businessu
tricts east of the Rocky Mountains. . .. _ .~
The temperature is somewhat lower The new Henderson E Erwin under-
over the western and northern dls- war factory was opened yesterday for
tricts. ’ Iactual operation. The work of trans-
ferring the machinery has been com:
pletdd and the manufacturing process
has started 1111.1
...... .F.
The bursting of the lead Joint which
lconneots the supply pipe leading into
Temperature: Low, 42; high, the building on Main street and owned
63. Clear, ‘by Louis Genuarlo. with the water
main, necessitated the tearing up of
James Hendricks was arrested yes- the brick pavement this morning and
“may 0“ 001991911“ 91 M" Clem- also the shutting off of the water in
none of Railroad avenue. for abusive the 31313 for 3 short period Although
language and drunkenness. 1hr Officer there was but a slight crack in the
John H. Smith. H6 WIS 'flned ‘6-60. 10““ “)9 high ream"? of water
‘ V I ' > . I ‘ ' caused a hen y ‘spouting of wa-
-.R Outero and A. Plrof were arrest- ter. A goodly portion of it ran into the
ed yesterday .for assault, after a fight collar of the Norwalk Hardware Com-
ln :1 Wood street saloon, during whiCh pany. It was quite a while before the
glasses and other things were thrown repairs were made.
They Feceived a fine of $6.60. ' '
Business of a general nature was
transacted when the members of Court
Mahackemo, Foresters of America, met
last evening.
fi-A
WEATHER FORECAST.
-—-—-
WEATHER a YEAR Koo room.
Read the Boston Store adv. for Wed-
nesday specials.
The new 1914 Norwalk directory is
With the coming of Autumn, the at hand and is being distributed to'day.
time of falling leaves, comes thei'l‘he volume‘ is the best yet issued,
warning from the street department both in quality of material and work-
that residents must not burn leaves on manship and also in completeness in
permanent pavement or against the detail. It is bound with a cloth cov-
curbs, which will be ruined it this is or in a brisllt red and a new colored
map of the city with the taxing dis-
trlcts divisions shown adds greatly
to the books emciency. There' is a
new street guide with the names of
the people residing at the different
numbers. A star alongside the-names
indicates that there are telephones in
use: 1By the figures there is shown
Bowling '3 in full swing at the wish increase in population over last
cal alleys. On Wednesday evening tl'ie‘year 0‘ nearly 5001 which is indeed
local team goes to Bridgeport to roll substantial.
Cormi Louis, famous Park City cham-
pion. They will be here in a return
match on the following Wednesday.
» The annual town meeting of Darien
was held last evening and there was
a good attendance of the citizens. The
newly elected town officers were duly
sworn in and assumed their respec-
tive offices. The budget for the com-
ing year as presented by the finance
board was accepted. It calls for ,a
total appropriation of 868, 883. 81, of
which 326, 659 53 is to be used for the
schools. The remainder is listed un-
der general expenses. The school
budget represents an inerease over
last years by a considerable The
matter of the new Tokeneke road was
put off for a further report. Other
routine matters were disposed of. ‘
..__....——— .
William A, Boring, of New. York
City and Silvermlne was chosen as the
architect for the new hospital at the;
special meeting of the directors held
last evening
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NORWALK counr’ cases.
\—.._——
Lozler Forfeited Bond
of 825.
It was a busy day in the uptown
, court this morning Seven oases came
up before Judge Lockwood for dispo-
sal. John Scodeld. summer, of wu-
ton, was discharged on the charge of
intoxication. John McCarthy, a sailor.
was presented with his freedom else.
He was arrested for begging and intox-
ication. Patrick Doherty, another
drunk, was liberated.
J. J. Sullivan,“ New Yoglt, was ta!-
ed 85 and actual costs for violation of
the motor vehicle laws.
Mrs. H. A.
. pany. of Detroit. Mich. failed to show
up to answer the charge of operating
a car without a driver’s license. and
her bond of 825 was called.
f‘ 1 4PM]..—
momwe may
”mmml‘l. use
"We Lt. '. 1.1 1¢~Mllpx
ers. H. A. Loafer, wife of the presl- ‘
dent of the healer Automobile Com. _
heonfonrchal‘lu Breachotths
Mummutoawtarcoi-
damn-balanoleerwaotno
chases can!“ by III ill ‘0'
them-adshiatmflanl
Doctors prescribe milk for
physical upbuildr'ng. Where .-
mors flesh, stronger tissues and
greater resistance an needed.
milk' to nearly alroaya ipdr‘catad.
nonnnvs
Mil;K ‘ .*
are admirable for this purpose.
They are, first of all, the wholesome
strength-giving products that nature
intended them to be. They are
clean and safe. Really honest, do
pendable products produced under
our own supervision and handled
in a way that invites your respect
and deserves your confidence.
Then' are 1,600 BORDEN
wagons at your service. Any
one will take your order, or
you may write or telephone.
~ 5011515115 CONDENSED MILK co.
128 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK.
- ' . PHONE 871 borNORWALK. !
‘A MOST 'BEWITCHING DISPLAY
Of Early‘ Arrivals In
Ladies’ and Misses Fall and Winter Coats-
Suits-Dresses-Skirts-Waists and Millinerv
We have ever shown
' it is impossible to convey to you the beauty and character of these
new gdrments with 15ers words. Colors in the most efeetlve harmony .
or 55111th produce results that will meet with your instant approval.
:Ma’iiy models non“! ihoyrn exhll’t; dainty style touches: that will not-
“be found in the lagest showingnSo we urge you-501851115 as soon as
you can to see these new creations and learn from personal inspec‘,
tlon how desirable these early styles are. "
It's a splendid chance to view the authentic fashion for FALL and 1
WINTER. WE au‘rm FREE OF CHANGE
THE PARIS 33 s“ M“
South Norwalk.
Den’t Ferget Toni‘ght‘is Dance Nig‘iit” .
Remember also that our Famous Chicken and Waffle
linner will be served
The Royal James Inn
THE PLACE or sarierao'riou
WALL eraser
NORWALK
‘m‘lT’
North Main Street _
, Blankets- and
CoinfOrtables
SEASONABLE BED COVERINGS AN ASSORT-l
MENT FROM WHICH EVERY NEED CAN BE SUP-
PLIED ARE OFFERED AT OUR USUAL MODERATE
PRICES
Blankets..- from 595 to $7. 50 per Pair.
Comfortables;- from 985 to $8. 50 Each 5
A. J. Collins 8: Co.
Euneral Director and Embalmer
- Phone 747
You Can. Save Money by Ordering Your 1
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
FROM
Huneuaaraaaroa corraowm or'au. Kmoa.
South Nor-walk Flower‘Co,
NAUGHT AVAILETH."
What “10 Cleaned goal seem
faint and far
The patience and the toil are
not in vain.
thou shalt regain
If not on earth some diviner star.
Sometimes, as though a portal
left ajar. .
The soul peers outward with
illumined eye!
To a dimrshore it leaps to rec-
ognize
'Where Pthe first fountains of its
being an. ;.
And, if the worker seem to work
for naught,
at worst his life isbut a small
disease ,
Frettirlg the breaai: of Timé,
' , that Death may cure;
God, with a handmost pitiful
and sure, \
Leads him at last, through death,
to a fair peace ,
dearly bought.
-—A. F. G., in London Academy.
“SAY NOT THE STRUGGLE:
What thou hast given in 10vc‘
By death's birth-labor not too
1 . Toe. See diaphy.
S peclal31.98
Ladiea’ Pat. Vunp, Ciao: Quarter, Louis Heel, Plain 5
Mum's _
' Delicious Creamery Butter“
Process Butter in prints
Pure Leaf Lard
at...
A. STULL
—---EXTRA SPECIALS—~—
Fancy Native Potatoes, 14 lbs. ..... . ....... . ...... 19¢ ‘
......... 33¢ lb.
..................... 291915.
........ 12%¢ib.
24 cornea STREET. '
EAST NORWALK. .;
‘The City National Bank
their power.
our sgrvice is complete.
New. Accounts
The officers of this Bank will be glad at any time to confer with you
regarding the opening of an account,
We are always ready to act in in advisory capacity, when requested-
and to extend any courtesies within
We take unalloyed pleasure in giving special attention to new ac-
counts—to customers inexperienced in finance. "
[edit of Qualduénrsel 1
Made of excellent qual- Ioiol In. 1884
lty splendid wearing eon-
ul. with .
UllflElflBLE
Chen! and Side Sheds
Guru W but!“
(who’d-outta Ill
SPlllo GAMER
wanna.
This Corset is comfortable,
iurabla x:Iully easthra big {also .
1 our up or y ‘
l Mall, ‘2 .
Send money by P. 0. or u- .
press money order or wrlte l.
for further particulars to—o '
LADY OF QUALITY WISH SEO?
:8! ma Avenue 0 New York (My
M
The NORWALK
PAWN SHOP
You will find a large selection
of Unredeemd Pledges. Tools,
Firearms, Musical Instruments,-
Jewelry and Suit Cases at the
Norwalk Pawnshop. '
Joseph Rosenfield, rPop. ‘ _
40 WATER STREET. ' 3-”
,. SOUTH NORWALK'
Money loaned on articles of value.
POCKET Bil-HARD TOURNAMENT
Commencing on
WEDNESDAY, THE 14TH,
. -at the—-
BRUNSWICK ALLEYS,
88 Washington Street.
ENTRANCE FEE. 50c.
No charge for games.
Open to Enter Until October 17th.
NLNfl&flRR
Timetable
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IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27.4914.
SOUTH noawaut- 10 new YORK.
A. 11.—1: 37x, 5: 34:, 5: 42; 5: 09,
5: 57:, 7: 15:, 7:48, 8:18x, s. 591.9: 191‘.
9: 40, 15: 33x, 1o- 51:. 11:51.
RM . u.:—-1 13:, 1:23:11, 3: 521, 9: 29,
4: 41x, 5- 15;, 5: 45. 5:02:11, 5. 47, 7. 02:.
7: 45!. 9. 51:, 10: 18:.
Sundays.
A. 11.—12:21:11, 5:34x, 5:42x, 8:54.
10:33:, 11:51. ..
r; M.:-—1 13x, 2: 44:, 3: 021, 4. 41:.
5. 45, 5: 021, 7. 02:1, 7: 12, 7: 57a, 8:241,-
9: 5111. 10:18x, 10: 40.
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. lit-4:411. 5:30, 6:43, 8:00x, 8:5111,
9:151. 10:02x, 10:05, 10:501. 11:03.
P. 11.-12:03, 1:05, 2:0“, 2:57, 3:301,
3:55, 4:26, 5:051, 5:24,
6:06, 8:10x, 9:37, 1121511, 12:00x.
Sundays. . .
A. M.—6:00, 8200:, 9:00x,
10:50:.
6:011. 7:09x, 8:10x. 11:15:, 12:00:.
80UTH NORWALK To NEW l-lAVEN
A. M.—-—12:23x, 1: 13x, 6_: 05, 7:15.
9:15x, 10:18:, 11:11:,1'57x. ’
P. M.—l—12:03x,,'1:20, 8:16;, 4:28, 5:17.
6:14x. 6:47. 7:09x,_8:2_5'x, 11:20. .
Sundays.
A. M.-12: 23x, 1:181.
10: 19, 11: 11x, 11’573
P.M M.-—'2: 08x. 3. 16:, 4: 46:,
6:48, 7: 08:. 8: 28:. 9: 25}. 10: 51:.
7:43, 9:152.
6:101.
SOUTH NORWALKWO DANBURY.
A. M.:~8 13, 8: 27. 8' 58!.
P. M. --:1 25.4: 38,6: 20,7: 22.
Sundays.
A. u.—1o:57.
P. lIl.—I:15. 7:85.
9
.33....— ,
DANNIY TO .00?“ NORWALK.
P. Dir—4:818. 8:48.
m , t
o
W
1. 11.—11:55. 15:15.
First Prize 81500 .
Second Prize . . ..‘.‘.310.00_
Third Prize ...... .....'...."..... 85.00
5:28, 6:01x, '
10:023. '
P. llld.—--12:10, 1:023, 3:89. 5:02x, 5:04,
\
A. Ila-8:00. 7:88. 8:18, 18:08:. 11:50.
CAPITAL ..................550,oop.oo
....... 575,505.55 4 .
DEPOSITS .. ,
$129,550.50. . ‘ '
ASSETS . .
season-lasa-
Commercial Banking ~ ‘ ,
Savings Department. '
Safe DepoSite
Vaults
Baxes four dollars a year.
_..~..-'-
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizing to 5:5. ' ‘.
Best work and cheapest prices.- - '
A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the time. Work called
for and delivered. » '1 ,.
Robert Gregory ,
7 Wall St. Tel. 3254 .
.,,.......1
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—I). O.
Smith, Underwood.
Remington, all other,
said at $5 per mulling
JAS. DONNELL
18 South Mala Street, South Norw'a
‘15-.
.I
fits-U."
eglas‘sésif
‘should your eyes have m giving .
you trouble or your glasses noel
Waning. foal atiibsrty to smalls
““9555”
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No. “I
Norwalk Chronicler