E. K. “Banks
.. Pa. The greatest rainfall reported was
. ffOfii‘pr 914V, ,
Outing
Cloth and Karma
Fishnets
For FellfindWint’ér West.
Full Show 756 iefisooa
Catatonia at to .555.
Winter UM fiesta.
Childrsn and Men. '
stencils-no Hotel Block, Io. Wit.
L
MELTING :OF MOLLY
45 Cents.
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Don’t fail to get a copy this week'
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN OTREET.
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WEATHER FORECAST?-
For Norwalk and vicinity: ‘Unseta
tied tonight and Friday, probably lo—
cal rains; gentle to moderate east and
southeast winds. The southern die-
turbance has developed during V the
last 24 hours into a well-defined storm
area. which is now central over eastern
Tnnessee The front edge of the rain
area is as far north as Philadelphia,
3.1 Inches, at Atlanta, Ga. Cioudyand
sho ry weather with moderate tam»
parsing-es p'réVaiVls generally in all dis~
tricts scant oi the Mississippi river.
Freezing temperatures were reported
from the northwest districts.
.anl‘ncrt A YEAR Auu TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 52; high,
68 Clear.
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Court Frances. 0. G. 8.. met last eve-
ning and business of a general nature
was transacted.
At the preliminary hearing on Frl~
day morning of this week in the Sveo
divorce case, Mrs.‘ Svec will ask (or
thecustody of their little girl.
Charles H. Rose of Ivoryton an-
nounces the engagement of his only
daughter, Miss Francis Richmond
Rose, to the Rev. Edward Livingston
Wells, rector of Christ Episcopal
church, Guiliord, Mr. Wells was born
in Southport, represented the town
of Fairfleld in the legislature one
term, was state auditor, is a member
of Fairileld County bar and former
minister in charge or St. Luke's
Episcopal church, East End, Bridge-
port.
Michael Racanella, executor or the
estate of the late Frank Racanella.
has been ordered to prepare an item-
captures also Wanted m Shooting
received here. last night from Ant--
stern, N. Y.. that State Policeman Vir-
chili had arrested Paolo Valentinl, who
shooting of Joseph Pastors here on
September 9.
the murder resulting.
be kept in custody in Antwerp Pend-
ing the issuance of extradition papers.
contract {or a section oi trap rock
‘maoadam road, 9,580 .ieet long,-
a
A... ‘I V ‘
com ASQORTMENT valiant care sunset-in license . -
EVR IN ANTWERP
Dons Early in generation . .
GBEENWICEL pct. 15 «Word was
iswantod in connection with the
.W
It is alleged that the two quarrelled;
Valentinl will
Advertise in The Sentinel.
The best 0! sea toad at Cutblll’s, 71
North Main street.
.-.,d, .../....
Gainer John H Toothill, of Menme
street. is spending the day in New
York city 'V‘ _ . ..
A short routine buginess session was
held last evening by the members of
Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. O. 0; 1“.
Mrs, William it. Arnold, formerly of
South Norwalk now of Long Meadow,
L. 41, is visiting at the home offices!
friends.
The W. c T U will‘meet
day afternoon at the. massif
Meeker 7 CourtlahleM-W‘FG time
or meeting is 3 ofeloolt. '
HEX‘J‘I'I-
Angelo Magnifiers
who: had charge of‘thexp of ‘ ‘dflif‘. '
sallcry at Roton Point during the past
summer, is spending the day in South
Norfwslk.
‘Btate Highway Commissioner
Charles J. Bennett has awarded the
Berlin, to Stanford & Mather of Hart
ford for approximately $6,592.69.
The committee of Edmonde de Ami-
cia. Foresters of America, in charge
or the Columbus Day celebration,
held a meeting last evening. it is es-
timated that the chair will not over'
9100.
.Rural mall carriers are plant-inane
attend the meeting of the rural mail
carriers of F‘alrtleld county which is
to be held next Saturday evening in
Odd Fellow's Hall, Norwalk. The meat-
“in: is called for eight o’clock.
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Among the passengers sailing today
on the steamer "Lenape’Hot the Clyde
Line. fcr Jacksonville, Fla... is A. D.
Keep, or J, M. Layton & 00., inc., who
are agents of the Clyde Line at South
Norwalk. ‘
' Harry B. Mallory. of» E. A. Mallory
& Sons, inc., Danbury and Belle is
land, has so far recovered from his
ized. account for the Probate Court on
October 26th, at which time a hear-
ing on this matter will be held. At-
torneys Linxweiler & Hedgeman.
Keogh 5 Candee"'and John J. Cuneo
are interestedfin the matter on behalf
of their clients, ' '
—John H. Dakin, piano tuner from.
New 'York, is in town. Orders sent t
The Cliflord will receive his attenti
until Friday night {I
~—
Mrs. Samuel M. Gal-lick, will motor
to Norwalk tomorrow afternoon with;
Mrs. Charles H Armstrong to attend
the meeting of the» Norwalk Chapter
of the Daughters of the American
iRevolnMdn. The meeting‘ Will be at
WM residence of Mrs, Robert ‘1“. Way,
on East avenue. Mrs. Garliclt will
give a talk on "Old Mlléstoned”: Mill
J Milton Coburn, the recent, ill pre-
side at the meeting. -Brldgepo tand-
ard, Wednesday. .‘
recent operation for appendicitis at
the Danbury hospital that he was able
to return to hip home on Park ave-
‘nue, yesterday afternoon .. .»
f The public utilitlod ‘dommission is to
inspect the Mtern division of the
New yeti? New Haven and Hartford
Iroad today and Friday. starting
from Waterbury this morning The
train bearing the commission will or:
rive in Danbury‘this afternoon, and
the: members will remainLthel-e over
night. Thursday they will inspect the
thchfleld branch and from there go to
Bridgeport and New Haven. ‘
i
People interested in the continuance
public highway. are still endeavorlng
to secure the maintenance or the road
and s B Kaunas. or New rail-item.
the road, in which it is stated that
"till grant may at any time be alien,
epeaiod at the pleasure 5: the
assembly"
,~ (AlmV’ . Pendsxter Haydm
A peaceful scene where lovers
strolled ‘V ' A.
Along the shady lane".
« lusappylzomesuie mothers sang
FR. ‘16! I.
in~
oi the old Sherman-Bedding turnpike f .
through the town of Broolrileld as a i‘
.who has taken a deep interest in the ,7
‘ matter, has procured recently a cer-
tilled copy of the original charter of.
» .~ Mr. Kellogg has ; ,
' ; maintained that the town of Brook-
., it did not have a local right to dis.
' no the road as a potato new .
UNDER THE HARVEST
MOON.
5,553.... 29555557....)
1433?}ng thewhervest moon loole- '
ed clown . "
oil bounteous fields of grain.
\
Their evening. inflhby.
holistic nudes had‘no fear
The dangers of the flight.
Mothers and children hide and
wait,
They lisen, fear and pray,
"around .
And armies pass heir way.
\
Tonight upon the harvest field,
The moon is shining bn‘gdrt,
still,
With faces ghastly white.
9‘ what a Mphg, 0 what lossi
The flowers of earth cut down,»
field
' ..L . - a... “mph“e-‘AM‘
in'
The dangers of the burning home, I
While .shells are burning all»;
Whefe soldier forms lie mute and
The ”voices oi mourning in the
Andhytheruinedtovmi . .
'T‘PAGE FIVE i
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:‘a‘ire-‘m‘
”MYour Attention"?
EXCE?TION5L FINANCIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES ,
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the factors which have made this institution fiiatlit is to-
day. .
’ : THE OLDEBT east; in NORWALK.
The Failfield‘ County National sank.
In ._ Large Variety, $14.98 up.
Dresses, ‘ ’ -
Cloth and silk latest models $6. 98 up.
M Moltasch & Son.
120 Washington 8L, South Norwslk. 110 Atlantic St, Stamford.
, ...:
Civil Service
The Demand For Male Stellographers
is Constant Prepare at
Merrill College
1‘54 ~
”,4-..
Spam!
Toe. .See dlIlplay.
"Lsdies’ Pat: thp, Cloth Quartet, Louis Heel Plain
31. 98
Delicious Creamery Butter. ,
. Process Butter in prints . . .
._Pu3'e Lea-f Lard noanpspllon
A. STULL.
--—EXTRA SPECIALS—+—
V Fancy Native Potatoes, :4 Ibo.
.............. . 334315.
............... 29¢lb
\‘DIIDLIPII‘VIIIQI‘ 12§¢. 1hr.
19¢;
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
The City National Ballkr’
their power.
our service is complete.
New Accounts
The officers or this Bank will be glad at any time to confer with you
regarding the opening or an account, and to extend any courtesies within,
We are always ready to act in an advisory capacity, when requested—V—
We take unalloyed pleasure in giving special attention to new so-
counts——to customers inexperienced in finance.
See the Electric
Show at our
Expense '
If you are planning to
‘ f A MOSTVBEWITCHING‘DISPLAYA
0f Early Arrivals In
Ladies’ and Misses Fall and Winter Coats-
Sults-vDresses-Sklrts-Walsts and Milllnerv
‘ :we have ever shown
it is impossible to convey to you the beauty and character at these.
or contract predates results that will meet with your instant approv
. Many models isotr- shown exhibit dainty style touches that will not
she found in MM allowing.“ we urge you to come as soon as
’you can to nestle... new creation: and learn from personal inspec—
tion how desirable these early styles are.
it's a hblendid‘ chance to view the authentic Cushion tor FALL and
\\ INTER. WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE
THE P HIS 33 ..
South Norwaik.
new garments with more words. Colors in the most elective harmonf' ,.
a
be in New Yorkduring
the next few days, call
at, our office antise-
cure complimentary
tickets for the great
Electric Show held in
Oct. 7 to the 17th.
Light 85 Water “Co.
I Blankets and
Comfortables
SEASONABLE BED COVERINGS AN ASSORT-
MENT FROM WHICH EVERY NEED CAN BE SUP-
PLIED ARE OFFERED AT OUR USUAL MODERATE
PRICES: ill lulldlml'hblllaummdl
Blankets. from 59c to $7. 50 per; Pair.
Comfortablea- from 98c to $8. 50 Each.
A. J Collins 8. Co.
Funeral Director and Emballller
NortIlvMaill Street Phone 747 .
You Can Save Money by Ordering Your“
Floral Decorations and Funeral Designs
. FROM “
Heanousnrsas Foe cur FLOWERS or ALI. KINDS.
South Norwalk Flower:Co.,
Z V :Na. 2 South Main Street
unuaauaa
Timetable .
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iN EFFECT_SEPTEMBER 27, 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-‘~1.37x, 5': 94:, ll: 42: 6: 09,
6: 571. 7:181. 7: V48, 8:183, 8: 59:, 9: 191,
9: :0, 10: 331, 16: 51:, 11:51.
P.:M.-—1 13:, 1: 23:, 3: 02:,
4:41x. 5:15;. 5:45, 6:021, 6:47,
7:451. 9:511, 10:18:.
8:29,
7:021,
‘ Sundays.
A. M.—12:251, 5:34x, 5242:,
10:33:, 11:51. .
P. M.-1:13x, 2:442, 3:02x,
5:45, 6:02x, 7:02x, 7:12, 7:571,
9:51x,‘10:18x, 10:40.
8:54,
\
4 : 41:,
8; 24):,
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. I34.5.4341; 5:30, 6248.8:00x, 8:511;
9:15x, 10502x, 10:05, 10:50:, 11:03.
‘ P. M.—-12:09, 1:05, 2204:, 2:57, 3:30;,
3:56, 4:26,‘5:05x, 5:24, 5:28, V6:01x.
6:06, 8:10x, 9:37.11:15x,12:-06x;
Telephone 364 I
Sundays. .
A. M.-6:00, 8:00x, 9:001, 10:02:.
10:50:. .
P. M.——12:10, 1:02x. 3:39, 5202:, 5:0};
6:013, 7:09x, 8510!, 11:151. 12:001. ‘
SOUTH NOR-WALlK TO NEW, HAVEN
A. M.—'—-12:29Vx'.V,1:‘13x,
9:151..10:18x,,11:11x. 1:57x.
P. M.—12:osx. 1:520, 3:16x, 4:28, 5:17.
6:14x, 6:47.57zli9x, 9:251, 11:20. ~. =
_—.—'—_L A
- , Sundays.
A. M.:»-12 23!, 1: 13:, 7. 43,
' 10: 19. 11: 11:. 11-: 57:,
P. VM.~—2:08x, 8516!, " 4:48;,
6:48.7z09x, 8‘:28x,’9:V25x, 10:51:. '
fl A.lu+e:13,s.27.9.59x.
P. 55.41: 25, “4': 58; ’5: ’20, 7- 22.
sunny;
a.M.-—1o:t7‘..
P. lit-s: 15. 7: 25. .
...—...—
1'. Mm-l: 31x, 0: 49. . . .
Grand Central Palace?
The United Electric i’
‘6:05,~ 7:15,
945:,
6: 10:;
sou-PH NORwAL'K 'ro 5mm.
pausuav 1-19 sou-I'll NORWAtK. ‘
an.+5: to. 7. 55.5: 15.10: 09x,11: -56‘.
The NORWALKA
-‘ PAWNSHOP = ..
You will find a largerscleeti
of" Unrcdeemd Pledges, Tobi
Firearms, Musical Instruments,
Jewelry and Suit Cases at the
Norwalk Pawnshop. '
Joseph Rosénfield, rPop
4° WATEI! STREET; 4 1
SOUTH NORWAkK _
Money loaned on articles ermine .
Certificate of
Deposit
We recommend tint in- f
terest bearing Certltm
.0! Deposit: tor the not»
only investment ’ os. I. :6.
funds “‘osr‘tlrlc’arésr“
sued in amounts of 8
and over; and are payable“
on demand. .
The People’ s Trust Co
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
M.“.-— '5
Winter Number of the Standard
Quarterly now: on sale, 55:,
Free Platter-n.-
BOOKS AND STATIONERY STORE.-
Scuth Norwalk, Conn.
—~—..-'.
,I'
Bring your vulcanizing . merge
Best work and cheapest pric '
Afullllnooftiresandtubes .
hand. all the til-he. Work celled
for and delivered. ' ‘5
7 Wall St.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS-da.
Remington. all.
makes, sold,.
repaired. Result.
per month Machinf
sold at $5«per<m the
.JA8.'D.ONNEI. ‘
15 ‘South Main Street: South.
. I See .0: Moll: ~.'f—‘/z 3‘
’ AreScamly Brit-ea; I”
Norwalk Chronicler