_/ MON DAY, SEP'L as. 1915 m soum'sonwm more m1. At Lane’s to serve on the Ice Cream. Fruit Flavors: ’Strcwberry Banana ‘ ' Orange J . Pineapple _........._ I‘ll". ”a: ll Walnut»: scoot. 1111 NEWS" Charles Hanson, of Lincoln avenue, has sold his launch “Spray" to Harbor View parties. ..._....__.. Mrs. Wilfred Bodweli, who has been il at her home, 6 Seymour street. is about again. ._____ wRead Great A. it: P. Tea Co. adver- tisement on page 3. The Adam Express Company' s three new trucks for Norwaik arrived in this city today. 'Miss Helen Murphy, of East ave~ rule, has resumed her studies at Laurelton Hall, Milford. Tomorrow isflt. Matthew's Day. At Trinity Episcopalchurch there will be a communion service at 9:30 o'clock. -—-——v~v—- ‘ ‘l The bible-class or the South Nor- walk Congregational church 1esu1ncd \ its studies yesterday after the summer vacation. ...—East Norwalk invites the City to the Old Mill. ,Miss Maria Klopsch, of 10 iMott avenue, who was seriously bitten by a pet bull-dog. Friday night. is doinz nicely under the care of Dr. J. W. Voil- mer. .Mr..and :ybirs. Frank 1., Riley, oi ‘ Plattsville hvunus. observed the sec- ond anniversaryoi their marriage last week. A large number of guests en- joyed a pleasant time. —-Read‘Grcat A. t P. Tea Co. adver- tilement on page 8. ~_— The Centrpi Fire Station firemen this morning were called to West street about 9 o'clock to put out a fire which started in a tar kettle. The use 01 chemicals resulted in the tire being out in short order. \. Joseph W. Crosley took a party on a: cruise down the Sound yesterday from Norwalk to Stamford in' his mo- tor boat.” Among those in the party were J. W. Crosley. Mrs. E. S. Orifv teth. Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Belles, of this city, and Mrs. H. 1’. Howard and daughter, Agnes, of Savannah. Ga.— Danbury News, Saturday. . —Ask for “Lens Checks." Aluminum spectacle. 81.50; gold tilled nosepieco. 81. 85: gold tilled spectacle only 32.71:, at Brand‘ . - , , ,4: The 307th regular meeting of Nor- walk Lodge, No. 709, Benevolent and - Protective Order of Elite, will be held on Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock. There will be balloting on candidates nogginitiation The piuochls players will convene on Thursday evening, and there will be initiation next Sunday , alteration. The next lsdies' night will he on Friday. October 3th, from 8 to , 1: o‘clock. , » v IN". C 1“ “ml”? COIitalning Ft“: Gad Livers. with 'optor-to of Iron. ‘. autumn-uh: l 1)"in w. Rammd if; luNoERTAKERw new nan nan-s sumac 27 w )HNGTON er. . 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Every publisher who has issued an enoyciopsdieaeomud to have .. desire . ,to makgfilt as large figposslble. with- 'out regard to convenience, and the object seems to have been to incor- porate as many words as possible to till space and crease the ciao. bu. while there aq’ many not; or this na- ture on the met at. they did not meet the requirements of the general public, (or the reason that they are too large and unhandy. ‘ Taking this into consideration. the publishers of People's Cyclopedia have compiled a work in one set at live volumes 51 convenient and usable size, and with the solsfiides ofgivlng the reader last the information wanted on every sublect’in a simple, straightforward manner that is easily and quickly comprehended. More than 100 of the large matro- poiltan newspapers oi the country. under the auspices of the National Newspaper Syndicate, have planned a popular educational». movement that has already accomplished untold good for the many thousands or newspaper readers who have boon able to share in the great benefits altered. The syn- dicate' s representative in South Nor- walk} The Sentinel, announces turn has arranged to make a distribution or this great reference 'work in this city. Distribution will begin Wednesfdsy and continue daily until the allotment of books for sum Not-Walk ‘and7vioin- ity is exhaustud: which, however. in an; event, will be closed promptly at the expiration or the tenth day. ‘ j As before stated. this handy'rofen sues work is complete in 11.: volumes. ‘ . bound in English silk cloth. These , live volumes comprfige all the import- ' ant zsubie'cts’ in‘ all departmentii or 3 _ 1w FLOOR COVERINGS Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum: g , o A. DILKIL'RMAN 8t SON a Phone 446. South Norwalk. :3 ' ‘ o itimo‘f ' workers and students have a... .. need to rater to than to the new” 151 previous years. HORSE M lllllll llllllll PROlEll Elm (Clarified From First Page.) .a—u———- u gitive, a revolver. which he had armed himself with, acci‘dently dicharxlng. The bullet penetrated the "ten arm near the shoulder, piercing the mu- cle and the flesh was quite badly torn by the explosion of the powder. He “was taken to “the Norwalk hospi- tal and is reported today as resting comfortably. ‘ According to the defendant at the preliminary hearing To the court this morning, he came to town Saturday. arriving here about six p. m. The cv- ening was spent in drinking. fliortly after midnight, Taylor said he went to Keeler's stables and stole a horse. side, forcing open the outer doors and unlocking the inner one. He tack a bridle _and after getting out of the barn with, the pony. mounted it and ' rode off. Joe Williams, night watch- man ior Keefer, happened to‘ be busy hitching up a team when Taylor com- mitted the deed and therefore knew nothing about it until some minutes later when he made his round of in- spsoucwqme some: E’tbdlpbii'cs and Sergeant [motherland and Rosier were routed from bod and started to get trace of tlie onis'slng horse and fugi- tive rider. They spent an hour and gave it up. temporarily. Taylor, who claims he was drunk. said he rode the animal out to the end of the trolley line in Winnipauk. stopping in front of William Andcr< son's place. He said he went 'ginto the barn and stole “a set otherness and a backboard. After hitching up the horse. he drove along the Dan- bury. turnpike to Wilton. He fixed the time of leaving Anderson's place vaguely at 1 a. m. ' f in Wilton he had broken into the Murray home, which is just above the Congregational church. and had stolen a basket of groceries. it was brought out in court through he testimony of Sergeant'Lestberland at Taylor had called at the. Murray home several times to visif the servant girl am- played there. , Middlebrooks discovered Taylor looting the ice box and told at the happening Etc Constable Kaiser, who happened aJong." Taylor started oil over the Chess pg road and Mid- which had broken away iron: the on. In the pursuit of Taylor. Middle: brooks in some way discharged fits-re- volver. , WhenJJonstable Ka cocooocoaooooao‘ocoooooooocoouda resent took a swim re re or lie entered by: the, Mechanics: street” 1: on t y . ; disarm 110m “EC. ill sins mm 1 11min sutctss (Continued from First Page.) “Wild Ora’uEntci-talnc. One of the features of the day was the antics of one “Wild Ora" Corcor- s11. who came up from New York, his . place of employment. to "take in" the festivities. The Cake would have been Waliure minus his presence. McGormack salutes. iiiil Pickles. “Beaver" Monahaa. “Hop" Benedict and “Art" Stabell made up a quartette that couldn't help but make John MCCOWEK, of Token- eke a trifle jealous. The iamous irish tenor went by Fish island in a launch. and applauded the quartette's efforts. Everything Fina. “Our Correspondent" at the bake 4 states “those who almost died from overeating were ’Joe aortas, Frank Kroutch and Clarence Banks. They were not used to' society." All those to the bake. thus kindling their appetites. The weather prevented the outcr‘town guests tram attending. but in the af- ternota: everything turned out in good shape. The crowd returned early in the evening. makingtbo trip from the island to RotonPoint in several dor- loa. It is claimed by some at those present that a goat, alleged to be ovu- ed by "l: utcb" ' ins. is lost some- where ,on Filip and, it is further claimed the variant! the present of an Aliio at the bake had something to do with it. Good Record. The members of Roton Point Div-l slon 1111119 had a splendid record (or the past summer. Not one fatality marred the season, thanks to their be ing on the job. but many near-acci- dents were averted becauae of their promptness. To their credit is a num- ber of rescue: than would have turn- ed out to be serious bad it not been tor their cliort‘s "Hop" Benedict has been the oilicla‘l life-guard. being at tho Rotor: Beach all or the time. but 'he was ably assisted by everyother The public or- these member at intervals tends thanks to the work or young follows in their behalf. The menus at yesterday's baits: - Litlo 'Necka Clam Chowder Steamed (llama Blue Fish Sweet and White Potatoes Broilers Lobsters (not, short ones) _ Sweet Corn ' Watermellon Coffee J Soda water, 018!“ " Cigarettes ; Wt —. M. FLIURV Proprietor. . EUROPEAN PLAN 1 3 Rooms soc day. $1.50 week 1 and up. , ' anion ave. ‘ so. apt-want «an! up. Lumebnlr’l‘lON IN CANADA \ ANC()L\ ER. Ii. C ,Sept 20 -—The possibthy of conscription in Canada probably will be giun attcntion by the Canadian T ratio. . Union Congress, which c011\‘€11-‘ ed here today P. M. Draper, sec- retary of the Congress. said-that while the question was not on the set program, it probably would be, considered along with other QUES< tions in which labor might be at; fectcd by‘the European war. " ———- GERMANY TO ANNEX OCCUPIED TERRITORIES GENEVA. Sept. 30, Via Paris: 2.50 p. 11r.—-—The Iausanne Gar sette savs it has learned that the German government has decideé to issue a deLlaration annexingi to the German Empire the occu-! pied territories in France and .—— Don’t Forget to see Tom Murray. 31 South Main Street So. Norwalli Simon bi. Austin & 00.. 104 ' WASHINGTON—R ST. 11 You Have Any Junk 5 Juli rr TO . , . ‘ . 80 Successor to Wm. Eifron.‘ . .. Phone 499- 37 Fort Strgeet. “East Norwalk." Footwear . variety of new and tip-to- datc Footwear. , we, Aim To Give . BEST . VALUE ¥_ CORREch‘MYta uses-con Alloys 1 Norwalk and South Not-walk. g. . his 115mg. 11- Fownes silk gloves, etc. ”iii-alum. n a, ' ' l I The Paris bear the comment from every Woman that has bought from us this utoueyxthan you would pay elsewhere COME AND B E CONVINCIE ll‘lintZs Early Fall Sue We are offering great valuelsi Suits, Coats, Dresges, Millinery, muslin, underwear, hosiery Get Your McDOUGALL" Cabinet 'Iloda Get every worth-while convcl- ‘ ience and many eillzlusive labor- 'saving devices all rolled into one article of furnitunb you’ll be proud to own and lit-"fa ddighbcd to use. Club To a of Two Weekly mail: it ealsy for you to" do thus Come' in. Let us explain details. A. J. cosmeoom 'ANY We Have Sold pvet 1000 5‘11: W_A__R’l‘ «RANoTsv' in the Nortvalit" . Ask your muzl'bors how they like the Stewart , Prices from $20. 00 to SOS. 00 Every one guaranteed to give satmiactitin. TheA. J. Angevine 81 Stln Co. 134-136 WASHINGTON ST- South Nilrwalk, Gonna}; ——’_.——' We are showing themes! wonder-Ill Fall and Winter Garments in town at prices lower than any lather store-We season, saying that we have the handsomest garments they have seen. Come without delay and get a smart suit, colt. dress, aim. waist or hat and trimmings. and wear the best 1111:th goods for loss HE P , *RIS “ Smiler" Theobald, the day men in 33 soon: MAIN ST NEWLY CENTRAL noun. .. Corner Monroe and Choctaw: Streets, South Nbrwalk. _. . , . l Rooms by" day. or week at reasonable prices. 3' Elven room well ventilated. electric lights and g Everything brat class. ‘ '
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