, :s'hulas LICroiI, of my: news
stirs. and Daub K allude-tie
M Side gunmen. altar "sans"
noisy in nearby woods.
u... saws Goddard has closed
and will, leave soon to: I vacuum
with Itriands in Bridgeport.
, ,rs. George Sherwood. oi Winfield
.. at at, yesterday returned to her.
home. after a pleasant visit with
irisnds in Bridgeport. Conn.
34m. 8. W. Osborne. oi Osborne are-
nue, has returned home from Flush-
lllooai oystsrmen report their basi.
toss» is booming. n is said this sets
willbe one of the best the oyster
panics" have experienced in some
Mrs. Schlossenberg and daughter.
or New York city. are spending . I
. short vacation at the home of Mr.
_' and Mrs Mayer Josem, on East Wash.
laden street.
Some, East Siders insist they saw a
flurry of snow on the East Side, night
{before last, at about 10:30 o'clock.
‘ .- Thé weather today certainly bears out
tlleIeir contention
Charles Odds). oi‘ the East Side bar-
bei' shop, is the otllcial interpreter for
the police department in the case of
the light in which a number at Spring-
.1
wood Italians indulged in on Saturday '
5.. Ievenins.
r -W0l“ll on I new cement sidewalk in
iiont oi the Daniel} L'llonimédieu
Ililook. on East Washington street.
m started this morning}. A last
or cliarg Berton "“311?!“er lip-
job. yummy. .4" I; 55. ”“23
.Iy wet-I
at irisnda in. today in receipt
oi tel cards from JsmcIs Reeve. I
WI blast Ilm'dalll yohné man. who
is 'a Isms located in San mm
‘ duo.- .lir. B‘ecve, reports all is going
,_ ‘wellrwlth Intro I, ‘
“TheI assfiIior .Pronhecy. Studynof
" the Vol Christian Church of East
‘Nbrwalk. will 'ineet this evening with
his W.;Rev. G ,1! Tennis, at his
_, Alcoa. 14 Filth» street. The meetlnz
‘mon‘iises to be I most interesting one
Jilin "Cimliflt" and “Elisabeth" oi’
the Norwalk Steamboat Line. last or
shine left the. local steamboat dock
,tos- New York loaded with freight.tak
ring the place of the “Marion.” which
I!“ undergoing repairs in dry-docks in
mph
criminal ot apthin dainor. or the
‘ Si 3 who was recently promos-
e. poIst oi captain ' Captain
., muons E. St. iohn. of Row-
n avenue. is spending the week
3
‘ llllp and family, who occupied
as at Pine Point, returned as
m or]: today. ’ V
‘ parties' are being arranged
. ‘_ ayton for Hallowsien which Is
‘ on Saturday. October 31.
"Cusora Much has returned to
NEWS
in” boarding house on KeyaIIer ran...
“ leg 1., 1., where she has been visitinggL
“the home or friends and relatives.’
'ors. after a visit with Captahi
Rosana-avenue. are Internists:
Inmates; oi Paris.
We. mmm,mwub
insisteltbajathotllr.necoppet
laNewYIorthQW.
*,
puns
Nouns»: 2
The Methodist Brotherhood met in
the church building last night.
.5
l
'I
H,
..
2
ii
i
i
noun I m in New York teday.
The Doll's st Wamianp are pre-
prring to leave tar their New York
hone.
I The old fire-house is now in its new
‘locatlen. It the rear of the Barton
garage it will be used as a workshop.
,_._—-_..
The Young. People's Society of the
{Newton Presbyterian Church will
ixivc a New England supper in the
chapel. Nov. "2.
The Workingnran'a Sick and.Dcath
{Benefit Society is contemplating
ichanxlng its meeting place from
Weed's Hall in Pitt's Hull. corner of
Main and IPIcltic streets. »
i
I
Y”
{I
, . 3
- fr;
inst spent
,fil%eemflg Wis 1%
‘ Dr. all! ira- W”. D'. finisher and
lllr. and w. it Rodimcr motor;
ed 3s Bridgeport. Way. .
W .
Alfred ll; Raymond. John and
Stephen W are enjoying a motor
‘a
at“, week. . . .
..
lilr. and Ilrs. William c. Lloyd at
New Haven» were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Brlnckarotl‘. Railroad ave-
nue. Sunday. ’
W V
Tbs‘B. B. fiwing Club members
will go to Stanford tonight. to spend
the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ls.
land F. lie-gar. ,
The W. R. C. Bowing Circle will re-
sume meetings'l'nuday afternoon. at
the home 0! In. Eartha Puncher on
Prospect Phce.
The Neliaon (Neon place on 0enoke
avenue. consisting of fourteen acres.
was sold last week to Eugene H,
Winslow. or New Tort. '
The New Canaan Equal Franchise
League will hold a rally meeting in
the Weed studio on St. John street.
Wednesdal evening, Nov. 4.
'Epworth League members at ins
Methodist Church will hold a Hallow.
evening. The usual inasqusrade party
will he the feature. ad a general
Hill 8188“ iiili
Fifi Hill liliiiiilfi
Girls! Saintly Your Hair!
Bolt. FlsilyIndLuxurlsnt.
Mummamerananpllcation
«Wyn-cannotlindasins'ls
h'aesofm or tailing hairand
mwpvmumnmwmiwm
“MM willbaalter a few
he and “downy at nrat—yéa—but real-
I! In “Farming all over the
Ill-lb
A mus marine immediately dou~
bias the Wlll! 0‘ M hair. No dit-
scram Maelstsnaslotb with
Minions-d usefully draw-II it
"imyosrzhair. tailnxones’lnaii
istraadatstins; TheeRctislm-
mediate and Inning-“your: hair will
be light. duly ud wary. and have an
'01 Mr. and Mrs.'
- drick on Church street. will be mar-
, on Railroad avenue.
um. put Alexander of the Post.
oI
a
e
I
trip to Washington, and will be gone'
e ’en party in the church on Saturday!
Make at"
View on. whenyonscs new _.-hslr-
viersaoa. how dull, faded. brittle and;
mszpbenandthsirm
The Holy Name Society at at. Mop
sins Church will hold‘its‘ euchre and
dance Tuesday eve‘nm' in the Town
Hall. There will be arises be winners
in euchre.
The Mother's Home Club will nieat
with Mrs. Waterbmrnes on Kain
E street. Wednesday. at s ‘p. m. in Al-
ji‘red Knapp will read a. paper on
" "Home Disaplme." ’
Miss m. HeKendrtck, chums:
wander lchsn—
ried to George 0. Everett, Wednes-
- dav'. at l. p. m.. at her house.
Calvin Killer the newly elected
Grand Juror, had his first case Fri-
day. and won it. Hatters Tao wastin-
ed 81 and costs for buildini I DO!!-
tirc adjacent to Lockwood's coal-sheds
I
Grand suitor. H. o. Phi-him
at the Masonic DIM in Connecticut
will pay Harmony Midge. No. 87.!"
and A. IL. I fraternal visit nest Fri.
day evening. Lodges in the nearby
towns have been'lnvited.
The first musical evening or .tlia
season will take placein the Town
Hall next Monday. Misses Child and
Smallhor'n. ndsted by Prof. KOrl lain-
inxcr or New York. will resume their
pleasant awnings so much enhyed by
the local public.
Charles Shermanfi commander-in
chief or the none or Veterans. will
the guest or Richard Holcomb Camp.
Sons of. Veterans. next Monday alien.
ins. Many camps in the State have
been invlted. and about one hundred
delegates will be present together
with members of the Daughters of
Liberty. Women‘s Relief Corps and
the G A. it. Mr. Sherman will be ac-
companied by his stall. and will he
met at the 6.04 trains by the local
members of the S. or V.. and escort.
ed to the hail‘Ti-is program arranged
by visiting Sons of Veterans and to
(ni friends. All excellent musical prod
gram will be provided. and“ it time'
allows, a supper will he served. ‘
ups—w»...
H IGH SCHOOL NOTES
Alarge
pany the team.
boys of the senior class have order
1
ed are expected to be here in I lewI
2
days
The weekly rehearsal or the orchss-‘
in was held atthsciese etaehool
today. Many narrates appealed. and
much worlc mwshfirl 3“” ~ “,'
iron: the U. .B. Gommsnt altering
good positions for male Itenos‘saphera
was sun; at the sunbly 'yssterdsy
morning. .
BEER UP 5i) GENTS BARREL
The wholesale‘ price oi bear has
been raised my cents per barrel by
the brewers. Thus the Connecticut
brewers are lollowisg the example
set in other states. The war tax on
beer and the lump in the price or
malt are given as the cause.
How the retailers will meet, this
situation will noths known until the
executive board of the association has
talked'mattcrs over. The standard
retail price per glass of ordinary beer
is live cents. Retailers feel that they
can not advance the price one cent per
glass. as this would mean handling
pennies. Perhaps tbp'dsar public will
P
. eventually have to pay the price, by
getting I smaller class. I
\FI‘ER ‘H‘UN’I‘KRS WHOSE
IDEA 0F BIB GAME IS
WEI“ ROBBIN
According to Game Commioner
David H". Clark the shootlnc of song
:blrds in. this section has reached a
stage greater than . ever before and
drastic action will be taken to put
an end to it. In the past week many
robins and other birds not of the
game. variety have been tound dead
by the same warden. nod seven ar-
resin for the ollencs have been made
in New Haven. county alone. and t en
not hair or those guilty were-an rs-
hend'sd Orders have been issued to
. t'he deputies to“ keep atsharpi'watch
tor violators of the game laws and
to prosecute them to the finish. ~
The latest case to appear is that
0! Donate Zeoll or Harnd'en.‘ who was
arrested Friday charxedwlth killing
a robin and a blackbird. The same
law simply defines ,. that wild birds.
other than garlic 'hirds shalinot be
killed and both hiackblrds and robins
are therefore protected. Zeoii's case
will conic up tomorrow a‘nd he wtll
claim as a defense. it is understood
that he saw What he thought ware
crews at his late Vegetables. took a
shot at them, and killed the robin
and blackbird through mistake. , 2
B'RlCltluiliEBS’ COWS“.
DERBY. Oct. Sic—The .dslesates to
the lath annual state conference or.
the Bricklayers. Masons and Plaster-
en‘ Union or Connecticut concluded
its two days' sessions here today. Re-
mac's ~and ' offices: 2 elected».
hour ..;1. .Q‘wkyshe IvaII.‘
Esra this morons distill
Sills KI Dam 9M8”
aunt u m
“L haircuts
lists of Adam limo is Dis
.psss cl investment.
1
President lieward Elliott or the]
mini noon cl thseoiapany with a]
“Primal! twhich a h»;
marks be declsrcs that it is musty:
““muun‘m-wmmi
paay be lsu to risk out its own.
Nisan. without tutorial-sacs train
23:: or national commissions He
speaks oi the need at adequate
thus for the company to dispose or!
by the committee consists of speeches i
The football team will so to Bathc,
, el on Wednesday to may the High
5 School team of that place.
number of rosters expect to accom-
Tbe watch robs. which many of the
”ital
. lira Gumbart has rsoeivsd as. letter.
The new football song'whichwas &
compoasd by a member of the school.”
‘ proton at their railroad
ports. of otticers_and.comrnlttses Were
its investmentsh other countries. He
Isis the directs” and smears are
doing all in their power to conduct
the ailairs 01.th company in a law~'
fol. prudent and ancient manner, The{
statement has been sent to each
lsbarsholder in. atlas read. it is as}
oliows:
i
llama"! W ’ ~2~
sidh observer ISM ' kW
tool‘s figures than ever before. buti
,thér are cofipitsd it as enlist-1y way‘
ass-musics” gush simple
daisy that the allow diorama
lIatplerbly confused basins .to be:
prehsnsibie. it has the earmarks!
emulation" md frankness on}
sun fish‘s it (installs more cons
{we in the New Haitsa in partleuhr‘
and railroads in seller-Ii than mi
“ring which as appeared for a con!
assume “3...." I455“
Twenty- six thousand. rec hundred.
Ihd eighty-six on cal to;
unit have been mailed to the stock .
holders- InId they Ire urged most tl
earnestly. to lateral. themselves about
the situation or the company, to ex
alaln the dilllculties in their respec-
vs communities and to use their ac-
this influence to help the management
in its effort to reduce expenses and to
increase rates slightly, and to obtain
favorable consideration fur the corn
party at this time. when the help oi:
flames interested in the wsliafei
ot-NewEnslandisneadedinorderto
maintain emciently the transportation
system that is so closely interwoven
i
.‘3 ,
i
cial‘ life of this part oi the coon-1,
try.
The past year has been a most try- i
in; one for the company. the enters
oi ‘ its securities. employee. oflcers
and directors. That the companyhas,
been able to sustain itseli under! the;
very disturbed conditions is evidence]
oi its. inherent strength. [thus had-
to meet great loss in ranches. large
increases in expenses; it has been the
sublect oi exhaustivo investisstions
and of much hostile criticism. 0!
which no complaint is news made, but
instead an appeal tor lair treatment
and constructive aid.
.Iinong the conditions necessary (or
the success or the company "Bi
First: Freedom groin disturbance
and the opportunity for constructive
work.
"There is much truth.” said the in-
tsrstste Commerce Cmnflssloll in it?!
report or June 29 1913. on the New
England situation, I‘ln the claim or
the carriers that they hsvsbeen so
occupied with investigations and so
criticised by the public that no lair
3:1
simmer
Beoond: The removal ’
lions and conflicts in the ,
oblintiona by moi-mas bonds. ‘ 2‘ " i:
Thu-m A readln§II on, s ital"
.ltyssrved byihsiiaes. dbould. tor-the
protection of the prepei‘ty. its owner; ,,
and the business at the New; Easier)"; y,
. States. not be forced truer-ides these '
' .- investmentaand at a time when values
~,havo heudepressedbysdversscrill-
clam, We!” and generally pop, ‘
deavorlas most earnestly to conduit
the shire otthactmmylsalsw ‘
with the industrial smear ins so- 12‘1'. ‘
trustees hit the «containers. as well
Illusions mormwnnw
business conditions. .
The directors and slicers an ap-
fol, prudent and cum manner. and“?
are continuing to compartmi vb.
maintain and resin party
in order to meet adequately the pub-
ills dew.” to benefit Itpckhold.
era. .Tbsy will sentinel!» strsnsth‘n
its workina orgasm .iniiy re-
aiisiag that only with public cond-
dencs uni support. and especially the
cooperation of the various commis-
stone and ’sevsrame‘ntsl authentic}.
cantbssuoceuoitbecomllanybets-
sued.
The year opened with the stall oi
oillcers and the smpioyes sci-long:
disturbed and somewhat demoraliz
and discouraged because of the oon~
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lists haven-New York
Electric Service
For the first time since the else
tridcatiou of the New Haven road
isls'ctric trains were yesterday we, be-
tween New Haven and New York.
a distance of 74 miles, on the null-
specisl eihctric‘ engide The ,iirst
'coech contains the electrical equip-
’msnt and controller. operating all
thh rest'bi’ ‘the train through ' the
multiple unit control system.
This style at train is not In an-
tirely new thing. being used for some
time on short distance stretches be
tween stallions on the Harlem River
branch where the run was scarcely
has ever been made to 'run so long
dltlons and obstacles to be lust and
‘M shout a” better feeling
tossed: the company from the coal-
or. oi the Dim ”due to the
my loyal slicers you empléyes
who have rendered willie! tunnel
wins the, year Wise ion-till»I
irious and most unusual conditions and
obstacles. HOWARD ELLIOTT
{Chairman or the «board, and President
of the Comping? .I
.« W
anoruasnooo IatLv.
The, Brother stills ‘South Nor-I‘I
walk Baptist clung will bold
but social event efficsmins season
‘ , column, is the Bummer: o”! the
molar arm will vII ’1
lug pl
amiss an schism will psi,
‘ . ”Stillman; The men Jot
and confin“on are “in
. mic asserted
gloom, is the Army ‘ 32‘)
With item. Merrliisi, Weyia
OIibhfitts Belladonna Misheard
no condltl Per. scrimmage work n
player-win battled but may in p +3 . I . ”
parstlo'n ton Saturday's game w it,
Villa Nova The scrubs scored on e‘:
‘varstIty‘ in the practice yesterday'. $.31
' ~ . ' -m- 2.
'; POSNM'PICE ROMEO.
E EX. 'J
oldies was entered by burglars early
today and the safe blown open slid ,
robbed. Nearby residents lelkencd by
the explosion tired several shots after
the robbers as theylielt the post 91". '
flca but apparently without cifoct'.‘
There appeared to be. live in the pan, ,
.ty. They got about six dollars' worth
cc stamps and a dollar in pennies
(“NW mm TRIALS.
- HAMPTON. Oct. 27. rr-Tlld sixteenth.
annual triab ol.’ the Connecticut ll'ieid
Trials Club were held here today with
contests in live events. the member-
ship stairs for setters. derby stake for
pointers. derby stake to: setters. all-
.‘ .
" ”younger. massin- old (unfi-
spreadihfi, ~
tail on Fit
Oct. 27. —-The local pestle
a distance as New Haven to New
H.“ York, “3' {hygnI & Marnvmme-I T110 “9:“ fltmfi 0“ch .Yark-
m Bursar loeonpanlu mm “WW 1“" M ““9““ W What the ultimate object of the
'road is -in trying the experiment
yeoiiid not be learned last nisht. It
Was. In the m of his ”rimm'zvq’ “ '35: £4314 my iced to In scenomy in the slim-
properties. The “inch! of the own»?
’instion oi the somatic motor engines
it successful. (or it would mean the
operation of trains over this long
‘ stretch without the use of a separate
Inside.
The first train leit, the union, eta
tins. New Haven, at 8: 05 o’clock yea-
terday morning and made good time
Ion the trip.
During the day another was run
down and returned to New Haven.
The cars have a larger capacity
than the regular coaches. They will
.ssat about 75 persons. Each coach
issooonstructadthstltnaybeussd
i
to honq the contnollsr and direct
the successiveicoachsa, and, the lull
train was‘ carried successlully.
flaw
“- b‘
“ T he“ Gorbsm Co. V
i\
, . unli- and Salt Lake on.
WHHSE?
Try Iuiiipis'w Unite Syslsm Over;
tipleumit‘s'ystem, that 13‘ without a-
over 6 miles, but no such sitempt "
COX _
East Norwalk. ct‘
Compo Inn
”BIO" P0" ROAD.
Westport, Conn.
m I is Carts noted tor
Steaks. Broilers and all he tf’ooils in
season Amusements es. s made
tor banquets upon short son a
CONCERT IV ”ONES re A
DANCING EVERY EVEN .6.
use. a ‘LEW.
reissues Connections. n stun";
'.
Duties House
(Gregory Boulevard)" , ,‘
saar Mosul/this . ,
Shore Dinners and "An Kinds
‘ ' IotSea Food Cooked
John E. O’Suiiiyan.
. Prop: ‘ u ,
= retention: cItL’ Inc. ..
‘ ' a -’ ~ .; . .l _
FAST FREIGHT LINE ‘TD'NEW
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS iN
THE SOUTH AND WEST. .
Through car service to all important
interior points. making connections
~ with daily through cars to the follow-
in; points: Cincinnati. Chicago, Den
var lndianapoiia. Kansas City; Louis-
. Ville Little Rock. 0hiahoma.City. St
Freight
boat leases Pier 21 ,“East ivcr, New
York (tool: of Catherine St). every
gday’ except Sunday It 3‘51) in. Freight
“absolved at Norwalh salted p.- in. and
' ‘ "at suns «shrank um sass oz i...
2 "ME nonunion assume plus
" . til
. Agni Mil .
Ifisorp'sF “Fats. slur
"War—u-
. - . ~r-«:~."*-— ..,.
‘“na‘héeas‘vah- 2
Electric“. Co... .
us only Fully suns-s1."
ILIICTRICAL'OM
III “I. TM
auto curl-use
‘“-:'2IU
'lnt. ‘
lags stake for setters and all-age sluice.
for pointers. '
u
M...— w...—
'sToMiono”
‘ An amidst unscrupulous wad of '
words i on I‘warm-air heating has
been waged. byfs‘oms engaged ,m‘
making other kinds of apparatus; .
112“?“ they have been helped in their
”crusade by the poor cheap warm-L.
furnaces that some m‘anuiaei
‘ tuners have; been foolish enough
. to make and scli.II '
-
. New
Hotel Mahackemo
Arrangements may be
made for Dances, Balls and
other Iiihiih.‘
Popularprlcchilloi‘farefor
Lunch andDinner .
“'4
‘ ~2 Tues Vulcanized
Bring your vuicsnmng to me
Best work and cheapest prices
@ \Afulilineoftlrcs andtubesos
'ihandsllthctirne. WIOfkcallOd
for and debuted.
Robert Gregory
732m St. Tel. ago-.4
H.
' mm Director and
mar. ‘
Dillon and Residence '
J M. Layla; it Co..lnc.
REAL MATE AND RENTS.’
Is Railroad ”'1. admin lion-walk.
The NewScience' '
Chiropractic is the «talisman o: the
crammed or " cuisorsac‘m. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler