, Ana-nun. Bum. who
H lilo-ammo. fldoiity Bonds. in
Ogre! on who our undo: imp-
momt on] require. Gall/noon than
M No. 1280:
(3., is spending a few days in Norwallx.
The Symphony .Orchestra will hold
' " Walk High School,
110 Doll. and Bessie Smith, are visit-
11133 at their homes in Philadelpha.
Frederick B ilallock of Washing-
ton. D. (2.. is spending a lL-‘\\ days at
the home or relatives in this city.
«Canada melons, pears. persimv
mans. grapes, peaches pineapples
a‘ekel pears, oranges, pomegranates,
trope i‘rull. etc. Ghlotto's, Tel. 131:.
An important meeting will be held
the members of St. iiilda's Guild, of
Trinity Episcopal church. ill the Par-
Iis‘lt 111111.
Starting today, the barber shops of
this city open at 8 o'clock in the
close at the usual time. This opening
hour will be observed until April lst.
1.1.1.,
Rev 11‘. A. Coleman, rector of Trina
ity Episcopal Church. and Mrs. C0191-
1111111 announce with regret, that they
will not be able to have the :"At
Horne." which had been planned to he
held in the rectory on Viednosday or
this week ' . :1“:
luj
,
~0n Tuesday. ev.sning November
known pianist will give his annual
Pianotorto Lecture Recital, in the
”Auditorium of the Norwalk Library.
denulngs. or in the door,
1'
Mr. and Mrs Charles Archer
1131.. October 29111.
William H. Tobey. of East Norwalk,
misfit Side.
doing iinely.
_ ALWAYS OPEN.
'Prlvato teaching every afternoon
. is able to be about again
Harry M. Camp. of Washington, 1).?
meeting this evening at the Norg
1% " ‘“
'Tho Misses Margaret Vaugli11,l.ou-1
tomorrow evening at 7;30 o‘cloCk, by.
11101111115. instead of 7 o’clock, but will
31 M" Edward Baxter Perry. the WBH‘E lows on, style calmly walked through
., Tickets titty cents, on sale at Glen,
of to the Coleman store and the door
., lwest Reading, are the happy parentsl has been shifted within the past few
titan 8- pound baby girl Lillian May-.Iduys.1'l‘lle young lady was unharmed.
Mrs. Archsr was 'although her escape from serious in-
formerly Miss Jennie Tobey. daughter: jury from the thick glass. was almost
and is well~known and popular on the by A J. Collins, was not insured
Mother and daughter are
w"$fW we; 111:1
Clifford Hotel
Rathskellet
Open from 911.111.
to 11.30 p. m;
MUSIC SATURDAY
NIGHTS
Donation and infidelity an emu
by Multiplied Complainants
The divorce department of the 3s-
perior Court continues to hold its
having been filed in the office or the
(lerk of the court. Annie Martin 011
1 Bridgeport 11 ans divorce from John
1W, Martin, also 01‘ Bridgeport, alleg-
1ing infidelity and naming Maggie Cul-
;ley in the complaint. The Martins
imarried on August I. 1.890, and the
t. decree from Matilda Dedrel alias Ma-
Etilda Vincent of Cleveland 0 He al-
E leges infidelity, naming Anton Vincent
- John H. McNamara, ol‘ Bridgepm
was a visitor in this city. yesterday.
Attorney George H Vosbnrgh uhoEand Vi aclaw Jacubcewitz
has 'been seriously ill for some time,Erels married on August 29 1903
Ethe defendants maiden name was
fSchuster.
'1" Ernstody of two minor children.
Vitol.an1011lca of Bridgeport
Ebrought di1orce proceedings against
'An important and special lueeting,Annuuziaiol Lamouica i0 New Yolk
of the Young Men's Club. of Trinity , 1They were married on No1e1nbe11 l9
~~ Pool Room opened tonight.
Cedar street. Jos, Oddo.
1 ‘1
is alleged
E Confirmed as Receiver.
Tonight atb o‘clock there 11ill he The appointment of Rollin A. Cur
a social anti business meeting of them tics of Strati'ord as receiver of the:E
1Young Peoples Society of the Sonthi lll'ay Drug (”101111111111 of Stratford has
'Norwalk Baptist Church. Reports 1 been continued 11) Judge Lucien
from the appointed delegates to tho1liurpee of the Civil Superior Court
1State Convention will be given by 1and Receiver Curtiss' bond has been
iGeorge Howard and Leland Leppert, lplaced at $5, 000 J. A. Levelty oi
E tins city and Louis Policy of Stratlord
aNurwall? needs such men as pro Ellave been appointed appraisers 'l‘ho
gressivo nominee Philip H. Fielding toE petitiol'l lOl’ the appointment of a re
represent as in the General Assembly. . ceivcr for theronlpany was brought
He stands for better Working count by Aria Walker of this city, WhoI
lions fol the laborer advocates laws claimed he, owned 19 at the 313 shares:
‘1vltich will protect the oystermen and of the comally 11hicll “ere issued In
t ing.
1
opposes one district of this city inlet Ellis petition he said the company was
fering 11lih anothel district's rights unable to pal its debts and the assets
...——-———- T were threatened with attachments
artichokes. let
brussell, 8.1000 divided into 50 shares.
sprouts, carrots. watercress, onions.‘ Elena Nicolescu 0‘ Bridgepolt has
cutttnlbers, parsnips, egg militant (.30 ,brought suit {or $5, 000 damages
huge, lima beans, sweet potatoes. ro against Paul Clolaca Grosu, alias i‘aulI
11111111.turnlp11 parsley. peppers. caull E
slipper. beets. squash. oelIgryI Citron, that the defendni 1111111911 the pittin-
pumpk‘mgI spinach, cranberries mush Etil't's daughter, Soils lloeru during the
meme, horseradish root etc Ghlotto‘s. month or 5118““ 0f “113 year
To l. 1‘145
—~1 Alligator .. pears.
lure, ‘ wax beans, potatoes,
M. LANDERS IS SHED B"
'l‘lS'l‘: CLAIMS 32.000
(l. A lb
— 2...-"
t
The lolal Progressives will hold an
especially interesting rally this even- “I.“ york "“31”,.“ “m m. w“
: ing in Red Men‘s Hall. on Westwash-l l‘nttldt- to Collect Money
ington street. Dr George F. Pente-E l'br Picture-
. George M. Loaders or Vevv Britain.
cost, of Barton, 3 most able talker, candidate {01 llcutenunl governor. is
and Judge Jolln H Light progressive ‘ ,mnde defendant in a suit brought. by
cpndidate tor attorney-general with George ll Torrey. the well known
deliver addresses which will contain artist of New York and this city. The
much of intorest to all.
l A young ,Eiady, Saturday evening,
masked, nadtcostumed in the true Hol- 1
i
l
. Lain 111111 placed under ntiachmen‘t‘to
covet the claim of 82, 00!) yesterday
afternoon.
Artist Torrey alleges that in May
1. 191:2. M1. Landers entered into an
oral cotltrnct‘vvith him to pnlnt the
portrait of his (other. the late Chas.
S. Loaders, for which he was to re-
celvo 11111111111 of $1, 600 Mr. Torrey
sass Ithdt he executed the portrait and
dclitercd it, but has been unable to
Ecollct his commission, which is the
remit he brings suit.
The papers are Hilde out by Attor-
ney Henry C. Burroughs. and the case
is returnable to tho Bilpcrlor court of
Hartford coulng‘III ”the first Tuesday in
December. ,
it."
the large newly installed plate glass
lWlfldOW in F, A. Coleman's newsstore
lon North Main street. She had been
making a purchase in the store, and
'when lepvlng, failed to locate the
door. improvements are being made
1;:
‘S'I‘ATE' WWW Ho. 1110 ‘I‘HONES
-—1. 11min 111111111. asp
An idea or the use that the people
of the NorWolk Exchange and all
11 over the state make of telephone scr~
vice may be cleaned {rum the follow.
mil;I information supplied by the local
management or The Southern Now-
Englnnd Telephone complim-
From Januliry' l to October ithere
miraculous. The plate glass owned
CULIQBIKA CDT CLEAR AGAIN.
\VASHlNGTON, Nov. 2.--—Thc re-
moval within 11 short period of five
days of the enormous mass of earth
and ro‘ck which slid into the Culebra
own. three new petitions for freedoIn'
E petitioner’s maiden name was Bremen.
Anton Dedrel of Bridgeport seeks a ‘
The Bed 1
and '
The petitioner asks for the:
has 1
Church, has been called for this e1'en-‘ 1884. and desertion ip'February. 1906. ‘
F: .
The company has a capital stock of
Ciolaca, also ol’ Bridgeport, claiming:
home of the defendant in New 311- 1
Inpd evenln-v. New pupils accepted cv-
POLL EY’S
Private Dancmg
School
"We guarantee to 1111111111 anyone or
P11 in the Panama Canal ill the night
of Oct ll, is regarded as a remark-
uble {out and Governor Goethuls was
greatly pleased with the results ac—
.compllshed. according to advices re-
ceived here. Three-quarters of 11 mil-
lion cublc yards bf earth and rock
slipped into the canal prism that
1111.111 blocking the waterway for 111-
most half :1 mile.
At inst amounts no further with
movement was indiclltcd in the cut.
but placticnlly ll“ of the moss in-
“lived in the slldi‘ or (111 14 and 15
‘ Ithe modern dances in ’1' private lessons tomainod to be drcdgod f1 om 1h.
(yr-:5 or refund your money. ~ prism outside of the clinlxnel proper
Call nt 2? Monroe st. or Tel. 1413-2111111 this work may cause further“
Privacy assured Opp R. R. Station 1 motion in tho muss. '
21223
2
ill volt 1111
1N DEBT
on morigawgemersonni loans, business obligations or living;
' savings account in the South Norwalh Savings. Pnnlt to cre-
ate a caal' reserve with I1vl1ichIto floo Yourself from debt.
This 1111) of meeting obligations to others 11111 show 1011
hon to creel the Obligation due to tour own future by
'5 Ibnflldini; up a permnnen reserve fund L 1‘" 1
. 1
,. s
. it‘in a large way, he uses the Sentinel
had been an incrouatl of 5.630 icic-
phone-in the state making the total
on that date l.llfi,R49—«~n gain of over
one telephone for every hour during
that period
During this period there hme been
11 total of 152. 456, 319 \‘ew Haven
telephone connections established in
the state 01 o1e1 55,847 calls per hour
.‘Ol this the average number of
coils ptt (L11 in the New lln1en ex-
change has been over 81500. This
brings to mind the old adage.“ The
pmor of the pudding lies in the cut-
log."
All! 11111111 11111
Bottle of Old "‘51. Jacob’s Oil."
Ah! Pain is gone! ‘
Quickly .~—Yes.
and pant follows a gentle rubbing-
with “St Jacobs Oil "
Rub this soothing. penetrating all
right on 10hr painful back, and like
magic, relief copies "‘St. Jacobs Oil”
is a harmless backache. lumbago and
' sciatica cure which never disappoints»
~ and doesn‘t burn the 111111.
IQuitI complaining‘
buyout you will forget that “yoneve’r ,
ha a weak back, because it won't hurt
or be still or lame. .,_Don’t suitor! Get
a small trial bottle of old. honest
"St. Jacobs Oil" from your druggist
now and ‘get this lasting relief.
A Wlse MERC‘HANT.
M—
advertises his goods. ill he cannot do
\
111 11111111 lWll
Rub'Paln’ from Back With Small Trial 1,
Almost instant re-I
lief from soreness. stiffness, lameness-
E ”Weak a Mark, f
, “Beauty I
111 years to come your
teeth will remain snowy
while sound and attractive
if you cultivatefig habit of
consulting ".1 dentist. every
six or eight months. If you
come to me it. will cost you
nothing for examination.
Hours: jg a. in. to 8 p; m.
Sundays by Appointment.
Dr. J.‘ H: Mallery
16 So; Main St, SO. Nor.
w“:
Tires Vulcanized
I Bring your vulcwizing to me
Be st work and cheapest prices
'A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the timer Work caller‘
’ior and delivered '
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St Tel. 326-4
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panmouur HousEs
room AND TOMORROW:
Berthn 1111111111. in
Marta of the Lowlands
Excellent tlve»reol Paramount fea-
ture photo-play. A powertIul and sym—I
pathetic drama. of human experiences.
1. ,gmmuo:
O ‘0
Norwallc 1n. Moms
Pictures recently token here of the
schools. lire departments. factories and
other local interest scones will be seen
at the Castor Theatres FIRST. Watch
for the announcement of the date:
l
'l he Gotham Co
WALL
PAPER.
Painting ‘
Paper Hanging,
Decorating
The Corham‘Co.
10 First St. East NorwalIk‘ ,
Tel. 452.
"‘““\‘\‘\vn«1g -xvx‘v‘
‘, '1' '4'-1- ‘ ' ,1-.- -1
Sweater Coats-
, Boys’ and Girls",
$1.00 to $3.00.,"
' Ladies’ and Men’s,
. $2 00 to S5. 00
A. DickermauCDSon
“Use Carbortltldtlm
The oelébroted international stan'
V Sprightly Song and Conversational Di-
South Norwalk . Q 1-,.
WE WW” taro-f
Sharpening Stones"
01111111111111 Axe”
Stones will
produce a. sharp, keen edge on the dull- .
est of Axes in a very few minutes“,
' time.
l
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E
. The stones do the work of a grind-l
{stone and sharpening stone combined.
, Carborundnn Razor Hones are made
I of extra line, handovashed powder. Un-
excelled for last cutting qualities and
for producing a keen, lasting edge.
CHAS. 11.; now
a
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No one should (lem 1thcm—
solves the pleasure of seeing
clearly. Any defect of the
eyes can be readily found on
examination by our ()CUv
I LlS'l'. Why not have your
eyes examined and satisfy
yourself as to their condi—
lion?
(mly
ES'CB ill.
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTlClANs
or Atlantlo Monro. Stamford. Conn
Open hummus. Est. 1837.
Physicians examine the
“—1—”..-
Annoihor Wonderful Bill
Loow'u lauporb VaudevilIo—for _
Hoyt’Is Theatre
-b...
of Marcus ‘
DAY.
Specinlelrnordlnni-y mmment~
First uppeannco in Vaudeville oi the
most talked about Moving Picture
Stars of '
“THIE MILLIOINI DOLLAR MYSTERY}I
Sydney '~. Frank.
BRACEY C FARRINOTON
Personal appearance at Night Pertom~
woes only—As Jones. the Butler,
and Bruins, the Consplntor, in "The
Million Dollar Mystery."
Five Other Sterling Acts. including
THE DANCING MARS
A Trio of Terpsicltcrean mitertslncrs.
All. 11. moron a men: vouuor
.- l', r1.‘
versitlers.
“THE 11119112111150»
A Real Thriller 111 Mela-dramas. ‘
astronaut a. ORISSANDO
The Musical (1011111111511.
' ALMA 11mm ‘
The Original "Brinkley Girl."
W
Fits—Ll Eyeglasses
@0110
" See/5r Your
- ANS Smalls, ., .1
Should your eyes have been giving
‘ you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
. WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTIGIAN. ,
Room!) Kulor Building.
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Heyt'o Theatre. ,
Monday.- Wednesday and IFIrltlIy
1 -. Evenings, 0:80 to ‘1’
MY . admin-727 Ali Ave. I to
I p. m‘. 11111111., , .11
.WI .f I' . .;' I
OUR SHOES DO MORE THAN MERE
LY LAST WELL~THEIIYI
“WEAR WELL.
\ .r
'Titls moans keeping, their shape
. '-
TRY THE DARBY SHOE. .
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNES- -
. throughout a long. satisfactory service. ‘
‘ 1i! you want THAT ltluil.‘ '
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19-.“ *fiwwflmg ”new am “‘
URE‘VSTDRE I
nos
ANGES
Special Sale of New and Attractive Fine
and Fashionable lApparel
for women and misses. Discriminating women who investigate are am-
ong out most valued customers. Do you intestigate and compare. " Then
you must know that the latest and most acceptable styles are here
leprcsented in Harlow that equals any elsewhere to be found and at
priceg that maintain our reputation for best values
233131111113 Sinai-11y Tailored Suits: 87. 98, $11. 98, $14.98, $10.98 and
\\ omen's Smartiy Tailored COATS: 87. 98, $9. 98, $11.98, $14.98, $17.98
$18.98 to '25. 00.
women's Slum-t DRESSES: $5.98 up to I350.
SKIRTS: $1. 98 up to $10.
OUR “A! ‘8 pre the talk of the. town from illit- up to $7. 98.
Exceptional mines in Millinery. Uhtrimmed DrLSs Hats of Lyons vel-
vet and silk plush, large, medihm and small sailors. turbans and oth—
er shapes from We up. Come and see the Variety as they can not
be beat.
33 So. MainlSt.
THE PARIS
The style store for Ladies We aller FREE of charge
, Stamerd Theatre
Emily "Wakeman Hartley Manager Phone 2300.
‘I .
THIS WEEK FEATURE FILM WEEK.
MONDAY, , .1
” Ballbara Tennsnt, in
- .- “When Broadway Was 11 Trail.”
TUESDAY, . ’ ' "
‘ ”England’s Menace" War
4 Drama. With British NaVy in
.I ' Action.
WEDNESDAY,
Carlyle Blackwell in
, ‘ “The Key to YOStérday.”
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Robert Edeson,‘ in
. f , . "The Call of the North."
SATURDAY.
Tom Wise, 111
“A, Gentleman from Mississippi.”
MATINEES 2:15, EVENINGS 7 and 9'.
Evenings, 10 Cents and I 5 CentS. E
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SAMUEL E. VINCENT AND
HIS ASSOCIATES 1131111011311
; E J. 11111. FOR CONGRESS
—__..
One of the most important pieces of political nEWS of the
campaign is the announcement that Samuel _.-E Vincent, Pro-
greasive candidate for Congress in the election of 1912, and a
large number of assodate members of that party, are out for the
election of E. J. Hill for Congress . 1
The following petition, bearing the name of Mr. Vincent. and
other members is but one of many endorsements for the Republi- '
can candidate: ’
We, the undersigned, anion};1 the original Progressives and
founders of the organization in Connecticut; assembled' in Bridge- ,
port on the 28th day of October, 1914, having carefully consider. ' 4
ed the present business needs of Fairlield County: and the best
method of improving our business condition, and having also
carefully weighed the qualifications of the candidates for Congress,
Have RESOLVED That censisient with true Progressive
Principles, working always for the public interests as against any
Partisan Policy endorse E. J. Hill as the most, capable,.ti1_e most
efficient candidate before this District, will)” election will most
likely assist a return of the former conditions of prosperity. '
SAMUEL E. VINCENT, Bridgeport
1 ROBERT A. REYNOLDS Stamford.
GUTZON BORGLUM, Standard. “ J
WALTER. 11M ANDERSON, Greenwich.
PERCY D. A'DAMS,G1‘e¢nwici1. '
H. B. WIGH-AM, Danbury.
GILBERT B, BOGART, Greenwich.
. HARRY RIDER» Norwalk. .
INLCHOLAS M‘AIRTIN, Norwalk.
1
Mr. Banglum has been n member of the Progressive State
Central ‘ Committee than this Dish-let and Messrs. Reynolds; An-
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