ran some NORWALK EVENING sum-mm: ,
COAL Mil. lmwollllil‘dlllllll, .
, l :WO D ACOll’l lllllllllll Mmtzs
r. ll. mm, We. l F..s:::;:e.gf::;h ~' 0 $1.25 Children’s School Dresses SEC
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
SATURDAY, SEPT. 4. 1913 PAGE SEVEN
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Containing Freon cod Livorg, withl
Peptonate of Iron. _ ,. ~ . '
HICKORY AND APPLE TREE
JEDDO ANDHIGHLAND
For Furnlce and Range
All Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
David W. Raymond
Strawberry l representing a strong sentiment in the W" * ~— ~‘~ --
Banana" i U NI)EF;1‘AKE1{1 rlepublicun ranks for Mr. Lockwood's ',
' . | __ _“ __ 1.. ’ .. _ nolllinatlon on their ticket, also re ' ' 3
Orange ‘ NEfiTRsasufingglé-g N9 3‘! k ' celled a similar message. As Mr. H. Lynne Steam Dyslng & Cleaning (20' Q
Pineapple , ; - 3 A Lockwood has the faculty of deciding """ BRIDGEPORT °""" _ A
. Tel, office, 1069-3, Home. 69 . What Are er Assets? for himself what he desires to do, i, Formerly known to lrldgoport Steam Dyeing d Cleaning Co.
~ ‘ , looks as though he will not be a fad 8"" Dru." “W“- "fll‘m "“3 LA" Curtain) Cleaned. .
lane's Bakery, She «reggae manor “1):” 05:: ('22:, Eincrigsonal straits today ‘01, m the primaries and that he has Telephone 4735. H. LVNOF. Prop- 203 State IL. Brldtfivnrl
51 Williams“! :The Reed & VOBk ' eliminated himself tram the canvas.
m o o o o . .
Avmd The “3'“th . it looks as though the most talked _
of candidate on the Democratic side
since Mr. Lockwood‘s refusal to run
is ell-Mayor John (Tavanagh. He
prominent in manufacturing circles
and has been active in the Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce. Then again,
ell-Sheriff William Voliluer’s friends
are active and they are numerous in
all sections of the city. A prominent
downtown Democrat this morning said
entinel reporter that he had a
dark-horse candidate which be pro»
poses to spring on Monday.
0n the Republican side of the fence
there appears to be complete harmony
but up to date no one seems to be
mentioned seriously for Mayor. The.
primaries will be held on Tuesday
evening and after that date lliere will
be some sizzling among Republlcan
delegates. Nomination of city oificers
will be made on the evening of the
thirteenth.
Democratic Committee Meets.
The cahirmen of the various Demo
cratic ward committees held a meeting
Electrical Co. “
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Tm
AUTO OUP'LIII
Film H lo. Main IL.
So Nam Idols Hull llock.
01 not having a ddecklnc account. We invite account. which on
given elldollt nil courteou- ottenflol.
F airfield County National Bank.
THE OLDEIT IANK m NDIWALK.
is
School begins next Tuesday
Buy School Shoes Here
We have all of the leading makes in many lasts and leather-o. m
llll NEWS]
Miss Leonela Hanlon, of Norwalk,
spent the week-end with her aunt,
Mrs. Gilbert Stevens, of South Main I a
street, New Canaan.
., ‘ ton
MERRILL COLLEGE
boys and girls.
CONNEALLY d, BRACKEN.
South Norwalk
sSaIe “ills
WAISTB lN VOILE AND OR.
rry
_Mlss Edith McClintock, of Danbury.
and her cousin. Miss Marion Allen. of
Yonkers. N. Y., are spending a week
with Mrs. Brownell, of 85 Washington
street.
Our SECRETARIAL COURSE willfit
you to secure and hold a good position.
Tile usual services will be held Sun-
Members of Buckingham W. R. Lu, day in the local Chumhes'
will hold a picnic at lloton Point Mon-
day. Care will leave the Boston Store
at 1:30 o'clock. Members alld friends
are invited.
ASK FoR
FREE BOOKLET
Mrs. Mary Getchel and caildren, of
New York, are spending a. few days in
lawn.
BEFORE GOING BE’SURE AND
PURCHASE‘A
Maximum Accrdentl
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WORLD’S FAIR TRAVEL 1
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Arthur Foster, of 17 Smith street, M” E' 1" Beera.who‘cut her hand
Policy
and Elliott Parmalee, or 7 Downs 0“ a 81888 “all?“ a few days ago. is SOUTH NORWALK STAMFORD PORT cnnsrnu "h"‘{"”““ “3““ “- “9m“ Presldedt, l, GANDIE—Regular $2.50 and
street Danburv are guests of Nor- improving t‘halrhlan Frank H. eMrrill presided. A policy covering all accidental in- 5 war,“ at ............ _ ..... ”’50
.. . . ". ‘ . .9". . .. and considerable interst was shown in juries with maximum protection in ‘ $3.98 CREPE DE CHINE
walk fllends .lt .‘sllvel Beach over La~ -——--—- M - - , ’
bor Day t‘haries Kendall. who has been ear the proceedings. are more serious accldents of travel lWAlSTs in white and flesh $3.00.
.. ‘ iously ill at his West Side home, is if satisfactory terms of settlement All the ward coucuses will be held ISSUED BY l $3.98 SKIRTS AT ........ .2.le
Kym-nun“.-
could be agreed upon, but that the next Friday night, the 10111 "15?. and
United Hatters would not be willing tol ”13 my com eution Will be held, as
pity the triple damages awarded by stated previously in The Sentinel, on
tour llsl
lollclosulls
slightly improved. .
Jock Byrlles, ‘of the dowriown post»f
office, is in charge of the new parcel!
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code—moo to select and pre- l THE “TILE SHOP '
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K. A. Ciaven, 58 No. Main St,
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The Travelers insuranccCo. 1
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Miss Edith Gilbert returned to fen—ed risks. i
ost deliver“ cart urchased b tl' . .
focal office fir delivgry in the mime; ltidgefield, Saturday, after a three tsggurggarts which now amount to over; Smiley. the 13th lust, in the Town J M‘ Layton & ('0 inc E ‘
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section of the Second District. weeks vistt With relatives in town. Just before the national convention City Tax Collector Robert 6' South Norwaik, Conn.
‘Mitcheil and City Treasurer Wilfred
dent Sclliley and Attorney Merritt con Bodwell it is understood. will be re l
of the United liuttera in May. From
Time for filing Answers Extended New Fall
Don‘t miss the Clambake tomorrowl A large delegation of Norfleld
at John Barry’s Grove, West Cedarlt'lranlze patrons took an .nulo trip ramming conference 0f M. tel-red regarding a possible cash set nOminated without opposition. l 0 I}
street. given by the West End lm—lThursday to Lake Wahoptw. N. Y. tome 8 Heme“, of the Judgment They Were: Former County Sheriff William Voli- 1 walS'S 98c
provement Association. Plenty of run.l -—-——-— y unable to agree upon terms 0‘ sen!e.'lll(‘l‘ today stated that the ”port 0 l
Baseball between the married and the William Bedlont of the Lower par]
single men. Guitar and mandolin con’lish, has been suffering from a threat-
cert, etc. cued attack of blood poisoning. in his
' , ' right leg.
«Baseball, Wordwstreifi grounds, . .
nient, however. and the national con-Emimpd in another paper ill!“ he
ventlon then decided to allow LoeweWOUl‘l “0‘ accept ”‘9 nomination for
Co. attorneys to collect the. uwurdedtmayor- “RS unture, and that he would
damages by taking the money of the: run if nominated next week.
New styles in lawn. organdic
and voile Waists. Some are
very daintily trimmed with
After a lengthy conference held
Wednesday afternoon in the offices of
Attorney Walter Gordon Merritt, in
For Rent '
Now Occupied by the Unit.
Electric Light and Water Co.
Sunday afternoon. Norwalks, vs. Col~
Miss Ethel Salmon begins her teach-
ored Gents.
illg duties in South Manchester next.
week, and Miss Lena b‘anton, in East
Orange, N. J.
The last delegation of children who
have been spending the‘ summer. at the
Tribute Fresh Air Farm at Bantam
Lake, returned to New York this
morning, the two coaches containing
the boys coming to Danbury on the
Litchtleld train and being attached
here to the ten o'clock train for New
Little Miss Lois Andrews, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Andrews. en-
tertained several friends in honor of
hel seventh birthday.
Mrs. lloomls Gould is still confined to
New York city, Judge Martin J. Con-
llingllam. of Dnnbury, who represents
the defendants in the Loewe case m
the loreclosure suits brought against
them by attorneys for D. «E. Loewe do!
00., and Attorney Merritt, of counsel
for the Loewe company, came to an
agreement by which the time for the
tilingwof answors in the foreclosure
suits has been extended from next
Saturday until Saturday, September
28. The answers are to be filed with
defendants htl’nc‘fled in banks when the?
suit was instituted and by foreclosure: One local storemnn early this morn~
against the fillflCht’d property 0! the lug counted, in the downtown section,
l defendants. diver a dozen farm wagons loaded with
it is said to be a possibility. how-l baskets of. peaches. it is amid the
may yet be reached without fOPGOlOI‘ffl-uit as early as possible because 01'
ure. The Loewe Co $101118!!! have the danger of rotting, it being
collected about $30 000 from the defen considerable water is in the peaches
dents in the case which represented this year
the amount they had on deposit in
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Frank J. Rheinhardt, of 6 Summer
Clifford Hotel
Valenciennes lace, others with
fine tucks and some are om-
broidered, made with long
sleeves and low neck. Sizes
34 to 46.. ..98¢
Enquire
ever, that a settlement of the case: farmers are obflged to get rid of the.
said i
Paper Plates. Lunch Paper, Pa-
Plain' Mull Waists with a mer-
cerized colored stripe and
plain white Waists with a
figured stripe, made with long ..
sleeves and a collar that can j _
be worn either high or low ._ ‘
Labor Day
SUGGESTIONS
ln
bunks when the suit was brought: l 'per Napkins. Paper Drinking Cups,
Lunch Baskets. Alcohol Stove with
saucepan and condensed alcohol,
York. Judge Thomas, of the federal court.‘ 1903
The “’38“th 0‘ “b0” 330' 000 street, had the toes of his right foot
in Hartford.
neck. Sizes 34 to 46 .. 98¢
lntereBt on the “903““ 13 now m” ‘crushed yesterday noon when an iron
her bed after an tlllneoo of seven
weeks, at her home in Godfrey street.
it was learned today that a settle;
ment of the judgment obtained by
Dominick O‘Connor, of Yonkers. N. Y.,
formerly of Danbllry, against. the Hat
Makers' Association several months
ago, was settled yesterday, at a con-
ference between attorneys in the case.
The terms upon which the judgment
was settled have not been made pub
lie. The case which attracted much
attention in industrial circles at the
time is now closed.
The Slivermine Artists' exhibition
opened again today at Solon Bor-
gium’s studio most suspiciously, about
seventy-five being present to inspect
the work of the brush. Sunday there
were twenty-five visitors who braved
the inclement weather to view the
various paintings. About twenty or
lists in and abdut Silvermine arerrep-
rescued in the sixty paintings, five il-
lustrations, three miniatures and jewel-
ry, work which comprise the exhibit.
iIlIr. Borglum has a wood carving on
view. The exhibition. which. Occurs
Annually. will end on Labor Day.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Gorham and
Mrs. B. A. Salmon have been on the
invalid list for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Lane. Rev. Dr.
Warren H. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson.
of Brooklyn. and Miss Florence Lane
have been in town. as guests of Miss
Annie and Miss Alice Fitch. and Mr.
and Mrs. James Coley.
The play. “Down in Maine," was
presented .to a large audience in the
Town Hall, Thursday evening, by tal.
ent from Harmony Grange, Monroe,
for the mutual benefit of Harmony
and Norfleld Granges, the program be-
ing followed by dancing.
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The body of John Bedlam, aged 76
years, formerly of Weston, who died
in Bedding onMonday, was brought
here for interment in the family plot
in the Norfleld cemetery on Thurs—
day. Mr. Bedient was a native of
Weston and until recent years re.
sided in the Good Hill lsection of the
town. being an expert tool maker. em-
After the United States supreme puted between the Laurel Co. Attor—l bur fell on them The injury is quite
court afllrmed the judgment of $252,.'neya and the United Hatters The
painful.
Dr. W. J. Tracey attended
000, damages and costs which the question of the ownership 01 the "1- .me injured man and sent him home.
Loewe Co. was awarded in the federal: tel-est will soon be decided in the state Reinhardt is employed at
ltleorge Paper and Pulp mill.
courts against the individual defend federal court
ants, the attorneys for the Loewe Co. Even would the $30,000 interest be;
obtained executions of Judgment from awarded to the Loewe firm to pay per;
the St.
'ltc'dlllerl r. Gehebe ,
25 WEST WASHINGTON 3T.
J. l. Mdllelle
TYpswmens —_- 1.. o.
Phone 1009-2.
PROMPT DELIVERY
, naaum
the clerk of the federal court and the' of the judgment. it. will mean. thatl
foreclosure suits were started ngaiustl over $240 000 must be obtained through?
the attached property or the uelcnu- the foreclosure suits. Local real es-l
ants. tote men differ in their estimates oil
When the papers in these foreclos- the amount of equity in the attacheo
ure suits were served on the different property of the defendants. The lit-l
defendants wore notified that answers mmeyg for the Loewe Co. stated all
in the suits would have to be filed on' one time that the equity would be sut-
Saturday, September 4. Judge Cull :ncient to cover the amount of too
ningham was retained by President' awarded damages. Local real estate
John W. Scnliey and Secretary 'lifar-l men who a.“ familiar with the alt-l
tin Luwlor, national officers of the tacked properi)’. are said to have git“;
United Hatters, to represent the in- len their opinion, however, that the;
dividual defendants in the loreclosulo equity in the property would fall mantll
suits ‘ O thousands of dollars short of paying
Following a conference with the 1111- the judgment in mu
tionai officers, Judge Cunningham _____ _
sought to obtain an extension of timel
for filing the answers in the suits. lie ANOTHER STRlKE
went to New York city yesterday and TON.
conferred with Attorney Merritt with TORRfNGTON, Conn, Sept. 4.-
the View of obtaining an extension of Over 900 men, practically the entire
time in which to file the answers force at. the planLof the Hendey no.
m Tor-tamo-
Call at ,
Cutbill’s
Escailops, Soft Crabs, Lobst-
ers, Blué‘ Fish, Salmon, Mack-
were]. 'ALLN’OTHER KINDS
of FISH, ROUND CLAMS
for baking. LONG CLAMS.
Smith, Underwood.
Large Bot.
' Medium
Remington, all othel:
, makes. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals. it
per month. Machine:
' Iold oi $5 per month.
15¢! JAB. DONNELLY.
10 1! south Main Street. South Nor-walk.
C .
ATLAS PURE
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Davey’s
Phone 401
~ . , ployed for many years in the former l , ..... M, *1 9
l , , . . wlked out at. 8 o 'clock , ~
. Bradley axe factory. He is survrved Judge Cunningham said today that at. chineCompaDY. W3 . ”on orge
lReCCBVCd by two daughters. Mrs. Dayton Boa. the conference Attorney Merritt agreed this morning- They are striking if; ‘7! North Mam St. \ DU 81‘1“
The 21th:: day after paying ton and Mn. Hem“ 89mm of New to the extension. an 8 hour day. 15 per «21:31 1:112:33” Free Delivery. Phone mo ‘ _
Sever accounts a $5 coun- , York and one son. Norml’ln? Bedtent. During the past few days a story It“! wages. and time and a. - , , _ 7) f, R l, , it l(l fl‘ _ 0 SEC
arts: bill was found. He ,4 of Nor-whirl and so"; . 'I'gran‘dchildran. been circulated in batting circles that time A petition for these concessions ./ '. (st (‘16 ‘ ‘r' "
did. not: lmow where he got Charles Scoflold has been aboaintéd there was a possibility of the ration was circulated through the shop and , a ’ f l " ‘K’ m Tom M‘lrra
. it. ; " “ . ' ' ., . 5- y; conservator for Mrs Isaac Rhodes neys for the D. E. Loewe Co. and for“ at a meeting held Thursday evening _ ‘ _ . ‘ ' W a...
, 7 ' WW8“ ~ the United Hatters agreeing on a set” a committee was named to present tin: o o n D o o n o o o o n o Don’tlcttlle size scareyou. ;
. . " _ . ‘ . , tlement of tile entire case which would demands to the company. The ' n , ‘0 . B smokin one to-da on 31 SouihMain Sll‘ecl
. . . woum oer arr- arrows Bonn. t “1. but a . u 3’ . 8‘ VJ
Now if he had written hls . WATERBURY, Sept. 4 m a osvlm the necessity in bringing the' mantis were presented 39" “The ,3 SCHOOL will be convinced that the so . N a“,
checks there would have . _‘ Gm” m h M " m 3 foreclosure suits against till; uncommon refused by the comm o G ARMENTS. g . ,. om
Mg“ a ”whiny °£ such a férrod with r: u p a cw 0’ ““5 “hollow; Owins to the rm decision to strike was “we“ at 1-. Zn oneness FOR GIRLS . a W ‘ '
costly mm . , t) Gmth lord moon no Attorney Mo.- that' the United Hatter-rhino not is? meeting held last night. . '6. 5° etc to $1.00. . ‘ .0; Wm m VALUE 5—. -__.__.._
. , you I}. in relation to new med we“. IP90“ 10? “mum“ to om- - . . - .. a , " , u '
. ing a rehlae " mm“ for Joseph b0 0! the mam 0 BOYS BLOUSE WAISTS IN THE WORLD . M.d s _
“ ' 9““ " mum“. nun cumulus lump ABOUT 6, 251m. and 50 cu. _ g mammary, .lr " l . ummer '
m “9‘5 10!! l- use , Lvnolilllo. o.- BOYQV-AW 5"“‘3' " o . 5c CLEARING
" * ‘ ' BREED strum Seneca-A m a, “WW 1' . ul‘ L 5?"dlm°_f-°°l°" ‘ . ' -
‘ l ‘ Q 15bit. 2 for 25 oil. , ’ 1 LINE WAR m 9°-
. n “a y.“ '3, _ _ Malamu- on all Household Goods. New
to 25 ot ‘ and second hand; Everything
'I . ”If. A» 'r a 'V , o
q . 7 or sold at extremely low places.
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Norwalk Chronicler