_, {autism Liabil-
- fidelity Bonds, in
I films any kind of inter-
BUILDING.
loite’s.
H Mallory specializes
d bridge work. See adv.
0!)
Iard Van Alstyne of Beyview
,e, spent yesterday in New York.
is George E. Youngs, of East ave
. sadmitted to the Norwalk Hos-
tel and operated on this morning.
> winter number of the Standard
I crly now on sale at W, P. Beers.
sir interest bearing certificates
pociai sale of trimmed hats
113‘ roilrosd company
airing the rain dripping on pas
gets boarding trains.
l “IiAn .I anxious mother,
Y.
ome tor some time
_ Boston.
Dewey, and the Bridgeport au-
ths boy is in South Norwalk.
occupation“.
robably‘ investigate.
mobile tires.
MRWALIK TRUST (It).~
¥Soolety package doll outfits at
The People’s Trust Co. recommend I
of
‘osit for Temporary investment of
at
is having
re installed on the depot roots.
ls will do away with the annoyance
of Boston.
Marshes written an appeal to City
I.IJosepb J. Linxweiier, to find her
who has been missing from his
The mother is
11115. Williams,‘ who says she is
poor and hard winking, of 104 Leno!
Her son's name is‘
1111111113: have informed the mother
Mrs.
tNVliiiams says her son is a waiter by
The authorities will
’Detective Sergeant Thomas Leath-
Ilaiitd this morning transferred Ber~
_rd Tobin. associated with Victor
on in the theft of Country Club
from the White
it’lains jail to the upper Norwalk sta-
tibia house, where he is being held for
means or so Hearsay.
LEE.
Crib Mattress, Fruit and Vegetables
would Be Acceptable. .
A meeting of the directors of the Day
Nursery Association was id in the
South Norwelk Libhry 0 Monday.
The reports showed everything in a
flourishing condition, all bills {or the
expense of moving having been paid.
A kind friend is asked to donate a
crib, mattress and fruit and vegetables.
A rummage'sale is being planned in,
the near future. I l
The report for September is as fol-
lows
Total attendance, 403.
Mother‘s fund, $30.35,
Largest number present. 25.
Number unregistered, 26.
I Average attendance. 20.
Gifts received during
IMrs ’Munson Raymond, high chair;
Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt, clothing; F.
Watkins, fruit and vegetables; Mist;
September:
isaac S Jennings, cake; Mrs. Dudley
E. Raymond, jelly; Church & Miller,
vegetables; Charles Csrillo, fruit; a5
friend, fruit, eggs and dishes; Mrs.
Cnyanagh, fruit and vegetables; :The
Misses Broadway, grapes; I‘Congrega-
tionai Church, bread, pie and beans;
Community Club, sandwiches; Mrsfi}.
M. Andrews, apples; Miss Platt, up
story Sisters Rebekah Lodge, sand:
bread; Whatsoever Circle, Kings
Daughters, congregational Church,
milk daily; Mrs. A. D. Wadsworth,
clothing; Miss Julita Hatch, carpets:
shoes, toys
The meeting was held Monday morn.‘
ing at the [downtown library. Every- 2
thing seems to be in a flourishing con-i
dition, all bills have been paid on ex-i
pens es of moving.
CLAYTON ANTI TRUST BILL
SIGNED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.27President
Wilson today signed the Clayton anti-
Truat bill, thus completing the admin-
istration's trust program. There were
no ceremonies connected with the sign-
ing of the bill.
. M
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Mrs. Ken-no. Suffering from Nervous
Breakdown Thought She Would
Never Be Well Again. But
Recovered. .
So, Cumberland. Md .-—-"For a long.
time I suffered from a general nervous
breakdown of the system, and thought
i would never be strong again. 1
, "My stomach troubled me so i couldI
{not eat, and sometimes {i was so weak
I was not able to do any housework.
Finally my husband heard about Vinol
and asked me to try It. Alter the that
bottle 1 was greatly Improved. I have
now taken iive bottles and it has done
me a wonderful amount of, good. I
sleep soundly, am' well and strong,
and feel like a. new woman, and you
may publish this for the benefitpf ev-'
ery nervous, modern man or woman
who Whats good health."--Mrs. D. W.
Kerns, So. Cumberland, Md.
It is the combined action of the cur-
ative elements of the cods' livers, aid
Dpen every afternoon and
vening. New pupus
cepted every day.
. Policy’s
~Private Dancing
I School
. Policy's (New Ballroom.
3111ch 5*-
money making.
1’;. u
RC-
,Anfthé MODERN muons or the
oilstep'and Waltz Guarranteed in
pr his lessons or Money refund-
Tel 1413 D ,
Primcy Assured. Austin
IlBetterThan A Gilt
of money is the gill; of making money, I‘
Alas-go part or that is the habit of saving, because 1m. I
log capital to wbrk with is one of the first essentials of 7
The South Norwalk Savings Bank, with its absolute secur- ‘
,and oompouhd‘interes, is a first aid to thousands pr;
ed by the blood-making and strength-
creating properties oi tonic iron con-
tained in Vinol u‘nich makes it so elli-
.clent in restoring health andstrength
to weak, nervous, over-worked, run-
down men and women.
Try a bottle of Vliuol‘with the un-
derstanding your money will be‘ re-
turned if it does not help you -—Frank
H Baxter.
NOTE -You can get Vinol at the
leading drug store in every town
where this paper circulates.
awn ‘ ‘ 'Ifl“‘
Willis, fruit and vegetables; Mrs. John -
pies; a. kind filend, crib and reiriger- 1 ‘
niches; Mrs Wilcox, milk daily and?“
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Tor-d owners are advised to call atl
a garage. Now is the time to,
Imasee: rrangements to give your car a
general overhauling
devices, shall pass to “the right there-
discharge of his duty or employment.
You 11 Like
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$3.50 Chair. Special at . .
Like picture.
Special $3.50
~ Dining Room
. Genuine Leather Slip liux Scat
Qusricrcd 0311 Dinner Regular
$1.95
I! Delicious Pie \A' 1th Crispy Melt in Your Mbutli“ I
E; Crust Top and Bottom“ . r ,
h All is possible with a S .rling Range. True isltsq"
i. name ' ‘ I I ' I _ as
i; ‘ Guaranteed to Bake C ' and Heat, ormhoney 1191;?
‘4‘ funded. (10 DE.“ Trial Free '
‘3 RANGES . . .' ................... $16 50 to $100
III HEATERS ........... . ..... $4 95 to $50.00
33 Free Auto lDelivcry Everywhere.
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Traffic Regulations
Ba it ordained by the cannon of the
City 01, Norwallt:
ARTICLE 1.
”inning, Turning, Crossing and stop-
ping.
Sec LA vehicle, except when pass-
ing a vehicle ahead, shall keep to the
right and as near the right-hand curb
as possible.
Sec. 2. Vehicles moving slowly,
shall keep as close as possible to the
right-hand curb, so as to allow faster
moving vehicles free passage on the
left, ‘
Sec. :1. A vehicle meeting another
shall pass to the right. . I
Sec. 4. A vehicle overtaking another
shall pass on the left side oi! the over-
taken vehlclo, and not pull over to
the right until entirely clear of it. A
vehicle overtaking a street railway
car, shall pass on the‘right side of
said car. ,
Sec. 5. A vehicle turning to the
right into another street shall turn
the corner as near the right-hand
curb as practicable. e 1
Sec. 6. A vehicle tur‘ning to the left
into another street‘v‘shall pass to the
right at and beyon'dI the center of the
street intersection before turning.
Sec, 7. A vehicle crossing from one;
side “the street to the ether shall
do so by turning to the left, so as to
head In the same direction as the trat.
he on that side of the street
Sec 8. No vehicle shall stop with
its left side to the curb. \
Sec. 9. Unless in an emergency, or
to allow another vehicle or pedestrian
to cross Its path; no vehlcievshall stop
in any public street "Ii? highway of
this city, except near the rightihaud'
curb thereof, and» as close to the curb
as possible, and so as not to obstruct .
» - the approach of a fire engine or 'ani’
a crossing. - ' ~ ~" .
Sec. 10. Trams dummies or devices
shall be located by the committee on
police at such points as he may. se-
loci, and all vehicles iii passing traf-
tlc points marl: ed by such dummies or
Sec 11. No person scoot a,“ city of-
iicial or employee, in the ~nécessary
127-129 Washington St,
pony and the East uni of Main Street;
and on the North side of said Wall
Street bemoan the West line at We-
ter Street and said last line of Main
Street; on North tilts agrees in the
Second Taxing mastitis said city”
bemoan the South line or the Wood-11
ward property smiled and Wash-
ington Street: on the North side or
West Washington Street in said Sec-
ond Taxing District between the East
line of the Southern New England
Telephone Company‘s building and
North Main Street; on South Main
Street in said Second Taxing District,
between Washington Street and'Mon-
roe Street; on the South side at East
Washington Street in said Second
Taxing District, between South Main
Street and Water Street.
ARTICLE II.
Signals.
Sec. 1 All vehicles shall be required
to immediately stop or start upon slg~
usl given by any policeman.
Sec. 2, in. turning while in motion
or in starting to turn from a stand-
still. a signal shall be given by rats-
ing the whip or hand, indicating with
it thedlrectlon in which the turn Is to
made.
ARTICLE III 1
man: of Way. ‘
Sec. 1. On all the public streets or
highways of this cityall vehicles go-
ing in a northerly or southerly direc-
all vehicles going in an easterly or
westerly direction, except at ‘ places
where directed-by policemen.
Sec, 2. Police, firedspartment, fire
patrol, traffic. emergency repair. Uni.
ted states mail vehicles and ambulan-
cos, shall have the right of way
through any street and through any
Wprocession
Sec 3. The 11:11 er of a vehicle, on
other fire, apparatus, or ambulance,
shall immediately draw up ”Said vehicle
as near as practicable to the right
hand curb and parallel thereto and
bring it to a standstill. ,
ARTICLE W
j. ‘ .Age of Drivers.-.
Drivers or persons in charge of re
hicles other than bicycles, 11111111101 be
loss than fourteen years or age.
ARTICLE II- I
DO YOU:
“2 Wonderful Light Biscuits.
Good Wholesome Bread}
Sweet Tender Juicy Meat.
tlon, shall have the right of way over ,
BAKE?
STERLING
and W001) =
RANGD *
1- .,
I
, Special $6. 00 White Enameled
Bed, $2.95 '
Bed,
triple coated white 9113111. I
elcd.
All iron. heavy
l‘ully guaranteed.
Regularly (1.00. Any
size. Special .. $2 9;)
Beautiful Shirt Waist Box
Matting covered, 'nea tly trimmed. with every purchase I
of $15.00 or over, Given Free.
FURNITURE COMPANY,
True-to-it’s-Name
So. Norwalk,~Gonn.
trains and everything on wheels or-
runners, except street cars and baby
carriages. .
ARTICLE VIII.
.. Penalty.
Any person or persons, firm, part-
nership or corporation violating any .
of the provisions of this ordinance
shall be fined not more than fifty dol‘
lars for each offense. '
ARTICLE IX.
Piloting and Posting. .
Sec. 1 The City Clerk shall see that
this ordinance is printed.
Sec. 2. The Department of Police
shall see that this ordinance is posted
in public places, livery stables, gar-
ages and hotels. and shall keep cop-
Ies at all‘ oi its stations, and issue
them on application.
ARTICLE x.
~Repesl of Inconsistent Ordinances.
dances, inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed. , “
of Norwalk,.0ctober 13th, 1914.
Approved October 13th, 1914.
FRANCIS i. BURNELL
I Mayor,
Attest: J; J. LINXWEILER,
., City Clerk . 1 015 11
CHRISTMAS FOR WAR CHILDREN.
Norwalk Club Women Appealed to to
Contribute to the Fund. I
The “War Childrens Christmas
Ship" is to be sent by- the women and
children of the United States to all
the little children in the warring coun-
itries wh hays lost their homes or
their parents ,one or both. The enter-
prise is in the hands or the clubwo-
meu.- Mrs. John Hays Hammond, of
New York and Newport is chairman
of the committee, and Mrs EvaMao-
doaaid volesh. editor of the “American
Clubwoman,". is treasurer. Norwalk
Clubwomen have been appealed to
and are being asked to contributeMZS
cents each or more ligth'ey wish to
give more. The countries to which
= the‘gitts are to be; sent are England,
. ‘ , Francefltussia, Belgium. Seryia, Ger-
‘ many and Austria. Every needy child
is to have a pretty Christmas Box
with a pair oi! stockings some candy,a
toy or doll and a few pennies in ac-
tual money. In each case the coins
will be 111 the money Io: the child’s ,.
All ordinances and parts of ordi— ~ ‘
Adapted by the Council of lhé cuy'
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Doom
Not only will one of these Doll Out-
tits 1111 any, little lady‘ 8 heart With joy,
but it will be Ithevlirst. step towards
making her industrious. it will teach
her to cut, sew and embroider—three
accomplishments useful to every girl.
:Any child will understand the simpli‘
;tled directions, and the designs are es-
pecially planned for little ones. “
‘JJ .Mailette
“Silver Lake. Ice.”
We have Instended our service u
South Norwalk in respoiise to man}
rednests. k
We do not seek trons by cutting
prices. We. get and KEEP customers
by duruishing unequaled service .3? e
lair price. ,
THE SILVER LAKE IICIE CID.
PhIoIIOI 619.
22 Hoyt 8%.. uptown;-
mentions sympathy and with, a
heart for other’s troubles It is her
idea to send the children these gifts.
This cause has been presented at
it Is true economy to deal with us ~I
Especial attention to 111111in trade ~'
d
the Womans' Club,tl1‘e municipal he???“
“as, and it is hoped will be presented
at the ll‘riday Alternotm Club, the Port;
folio ‘Club and the East Not-walk m; ,
Our well trained staff of
sharpshooters with the
needle made our custom
department a s at; place for
you to depend o for your
‘ . clothing
1' Dramatic “0102* that will
‘» campy their colors as well
11‘s unpo' rted fabrics.
Suits and Overcoats made to
your measure $15 to $50.
Rogers 81 Stevens
Nor-walk and So. Norwalk.
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Psmuwmvr governs.
TODAY AND TOMORROW.
Hobart Bosworth appearing in
the title role Of the five-reel
Paramount feature.
“Burning Daylight"
SATURDAY.
“Lucille Love Series”
October 19 and 20
Edward Abeles in the title role
of four-reel Paramount play.
“Making of Bobby
Burhit”
Hoyt’s Theatre
WEEK BEGINNING‘OCT. 12TH,
Five Acts of Vaudevnlle
AND
Monon Pictures
”—
Throe Shows Daily—2: 15, 7:15, 9: 15
Vaudeville: - > ‘
. Thursdays .
Pictures change
Daily..-
R
Stamford Theatre
. «STAMFORD. PHONE 2300. '
.EIniiy Wakemsn’ Hartley, Manager
,wsoussonv, :rnuosoAv sup
1 FRIDAY, - ,1
mo noswon'rn moments.
:‘THE VALLEY on THE noon.n
snvnu'ansLs
Afternoon 2:15
MATINEE, All “Seats” . . .101:
Evenings, 1:99 and 9.. MI
meat, ,
changesMondays-P
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