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MONDAY. SEPT. :7, 191':
"ML: “’”“‘ W“ FIRE! 1111111131 1' FIRE!
sirucior.
On the hearth these {all nights, makes a happy
Containing Fresh 00d Livers, witl.
Peptonate of Iron. home. a contented farm}; and just the amount of
At Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
. heat required
. . F. IL 3m Waist.
Cream. Fruit Flavm- ickory and A}; letr = WOOD
M n--__-~ ________ .1! Cut in - s to Suit
Strawberry 1 David W. Harmond l 9 Early Fall 8316
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ran e . . ,
. new no news sum-mac ' '
Pineapple 9: awasumerou 31' l cwglegyg 0355 Be sure allld ShOp at MIHIZS THIS Evening »
M 1 Te 9L, '5 , 10693: House, 693- i ‘ 8Tb AI BUT EM
; ,. .. ° °'_ , . J—A‘ my res} glasses relieves that ~ W
Lane's an”. . __ __ ; .- -, ‘ ' trouble at once. Should your “
51 Wumgtdn 0f A30" VS 0% . even cause you to have nearl- B - , '
8m . of Shea” direct from me . I I . aches, your mm Mum“; ‘ cst Fanruly Flour, a bag ..................... SN 2
,. ‘tabs them“ in New York at the feel free to consult me. All V New Post Toustlcs, 3 pkg. , .......................... :u
‘ ‘ matinee and night Saturday, Fire, starting from unknown causes, work guaranteed ilrstclass Karo C n: S ‘
2. Phone 976. did dame estimated at about $1,000 sud done in my modern shop. . 0 ”up, a can 9 ..................... 8¢ 9
" Saturday night to the house of Schuy- W J. "NYC White Rose Pancake Flo“ r, IOC Pkg- - - - - - - ‘ - - - 1 . - - - 8“ 9
General Russell Frost, 11 ‘.
the local .Boy scout Council, "
as his guests at a dinner in &
backemo Hotel on Wednesday nfih
2ler Waterbury, Clix street. The flames
. almost completely gutted the attic, in
1 which place it started, and also burn-
OPTICIAN AND OPTOMET
RIBT. ‘
155 Washington St.
Live Oak Buckwheat. 3 pk gs. ...................... 12¢ 9;
Bl“ NEWS Lobsters
2 ' ed a portion of the roof away. Through
The oyster opening season is open- Clans this we“ the members of the E9 the successful eilorts of the fire de- A» STULL .
‘ . , I re orts. " t, the fire was checks and
in 11118)» according to 1°“ 9 . The First District commissioners purtmen ‘1 84. Cathn mm East No "I
confined to the garret. Mrs. Water-
bury, mother of Schuyler Waterbury.
was in bed on account of illness, and
she was carried to the home of Mrs.
St. John, across the street, to spend
the night.
it was by chance that the fire was
discovered in time lo save the house.
Waterbury had been sitting in the
kitchen and left the house to visit. a
neighbor. 0n reaching the yard he
Charles F. Tristram, l‘ePl'OSEnWl'e saw smoke pouring from the top of
are having constructed at the Grape
resen 011 a small house where will be
stored the sterilizing apparatus, whlclt
was purchased following the discovei'y
of contamination in the water .:supply
A banner-raising will be held by
East Side Republicans tonight. Carl
A. Harstrom will speak.
Fresh
and Salt Fis h
Rockaway
Ilyslers
Don’l Forgel
to see
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
So. Nor-walk
WVe have the best Toy Department in The
Norwalks. Come in often and look 1111on
Something will especially attract you soon-
er or later. as new things are continually
coming 111.
mu Bros. 6
L. A (oleman, Aime Tarlov and
Fred Moore, of ibis city, yesterday at- l
tended a Clambake at Borden's
Bridge, Conn.
~John B. Risko has a big sale of
Sperry and Barnes Hum 16 1;:lc lb
Smoked Shoulders 12 c lb andmrry
and Burner-1’ Bacon 19c strip.» \
North Main Street
Haniord Block
Dunning. 2 Miss Lillian }
street, l
Mrs. J. I.
Young, of East Washington
, ' , the ob- l ._..__ —_.—_.——-_._..._.~ - _ ,.., ..
and Miss Christine Jacobson. of Fort; Extra in “I" 1915 138531312” W35" the house and Immediate y rang In box ‘ ...- ., _-_-.,- --._
_ .. , 7.” 1 Che tuul Hill 2 . 0 s Vjecl of good natured kidding for the9 43 ‘ D D D D D D D D 1D D D D D D
shoot ,dle 1151 pg 11 s . i nry ”most part of this morning, “‘9! “1:; Alk [or “159”". for RED OAK 'D D 03 D D D D D D D D D D D D D V
' fact became known among 11111“ a 0
Lewis R Ambler of Wilton. is mak- l COM... 0 FOR
' unlutsnces that be ad lighted @1111! .
ing manv improvements on the Drop- ' . , goes lire in his star: with “‘92 D393 ‘ THE WM. EFFRON (30., Inc. a COMFORTABLES AND BLANKETS =3
erh of the estate of the isle Lewlsl S ' lt .m t 3 Egg." m_ Told“ E.“ Nomlk . 0 GO TO
Ila d 11 s rin wood seclion.9 disconnected The ms“ was 9 -—Accept 1111 the luck that comes :1 °
3111011 in 19 g ' 1 ..
w p l 2 N rib M - St :Skem: and 31““ mm we” C9 ‘9 VSIAAI PAYING ANNUAL IAX your way—but don't DEFEND on m o A DICKERMAN & SON, ,1;
By order of the department at l 71 0 am ' ed wit 111110 e ._ coming: if you want a job use ‘ Sen 3 Phone 446.9 S a
Washington the local post office will‘ Free Delivery. .Phoue too The Maw“ clamhmd for. Vm_9 filmy owners 6T mom boats in mm Wu“ so. A out}, Norwalk. 2:1
count 11;] dpieces :1: 1111;“ 19519916885191: ' mission to the first performancetui 1116"]? city hallo defaulted with Town 0 a a on a u a 0 O. a a a a a o u o a o a a a O a an a “:0‘6
“9‘9“? urmg 1e on 0 92 “ Regent Theatre Saturday nigh 9'“ Clérk Herbert R Smith the necessargr _
on rural I‘OMGS- . 9 l An important meeting of the Bar--
lbors‘ Union will be held tomorrow
night. -
~llillltler~~Moses P. Bullock. Lad
les’ milliner, 15 Chestnut street. Hours
8 to 6:30' , .l There will be a special meeting of
lNorwalk Aerie, No. 588, F. O. F... at.
George W. Smith, who has beengcn- lthe rooms on T uosday night.
joying a vacation as the guest of Mr. l
and Mrs. Stephen W Velsor, of Quin 1
turd avenue. yesterday returned 99
his home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Former High Sherlif and Mrs. Will-
to lam Vollmer. of West avenue, have left
9for a four days’ visit with friends In
:‘Belmar, N. J'. ‘
Only six sales of real estate occur
red In Norwalkmst mum‘s «man-:19, ‘Hiofipislun Wlww insinu-
gages of $22,200 FOr fill's‘ third v“wool; flhorlfios iii": Hammer! in the Hun-
ot $22, 000 lSuudsy evenings.
of September, 199914, (there were IbIr-lgarlan .Bhptlst church, on Lexington take ”'0 stitches l“ “‘9 wound. 'It iglVVlLLIMANTlc FIRE CHI DEAD. 9 2 ;
teen sales of propelly, 1.111111111111113”: avenue, are disturbed Way and probable the police will ““93 ”ml.“ ”1 WILLIMAN’I‘IC Conn ”V 27* _ Storage '1’]
The public utilities committee has, Riding on Cedar slreot‘ sidewalks
approved the method of reconstruct- 9must stop, according to the police. This
ing trolley tracks in Washington andlis the last warning. they assert and
Fort streets, Norwalk; South Main l, action will be taken and oifenders hail-
street and Baldwin street Wutsr- ed into court, if future complaints are
bury, and Grand avenue, State and forthcoming. Ablcycle, owned by Mr.
Elm streets, New Haven. lRandall of 90 Winfield street is re-
‘ iported as missing to the police.
tremendous. All eager to secure a
seat, the result was that lsmmlugmud
pushing caused much discomfort. Ono
lady was so much affected dint-“abs
fainted. Officer Murray bud to keep
'tlliugs moving in order to allow trill-
lie to proceed on Wall sireetn
Ernest Wilson, Jr., engaged in vsomc
boyish quarrel, with the result that Do 1
Floris threw a stone at the other Wil
son was struck Just about. the right
eye, the ball or which narrowly 21111
ed serious injury. Dr. Isadore By sen
thal was called, it being noes
the matter. OfficerJ. H.8mltl1
love?“
ligated. '
TODAY IN WALL STREET:
NEW YORK, Sept. 27 (Wall Streel,
10,230 a. ,m.).-—~Lsst week’s general
demand for investment stocks mm
sumod on Va liberal scale today, spec-
lollies also figuring prominently
Pennsylvania made an initial guilt of
1 1-4 at llil 3-4 sud St. Paul adw
50 cent license fee together with 11
complete description of their omit.
This is made obligalory by‘ille passage
of a law by the last generul assembly.
The payment of the foo has caused a
:slorm or lndlgustio'n among the motor
lbosi owners of the slate, and there are
Emmy in Norwalk who declare they
will not pay ll.Tl1o town clerk said
this morning he has yet to hear from
many local owners. The license must
be paid for by 11111 11111 or October, aI-9
Mot frog: 810 fitoV
teqw wghhl
onot) will 113
'F. W. Garrick, chief of the Willhnaniio
Fire Department for nearly two years.
died at his home here today. He had
been ill for some time. Chief Gel-rick
gnarl been a member of the Fire Depart-
snd leaves a wife and three children.
ment for 12 years, was 39 years old. .
NOTICE-9. ' .
FRlSBlE’S
Made in the Cleanest Plant.
And from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. 9
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Insist on them at your res-
taurants. 9
4,800 Square Feet.
Ifyou If. seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire of
Norwalk Siennboal
Well Dressed Men
Appreciate: the Style, Comfort and Wearing Qualities of
EMERSON SHOES
All of the lmodels of Emerson Shoes In a great variety elitists
sud leathers are now in stock.
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CONNEALLY o BRACKEN.
South Norwalk
- ea, . -
lllL‘LSIllE
a scuool. FOR'leRL‘G
PROSPECT HILL. mow-aux. .
(Founded by Elizabeth Burr Mead,
There will be a Democratic rally}, Mil Ml t 1 "mm; s 9 99 1 1 9 , 1883.
this evenlng,attl1e Klondike Club in “see ”a? “5‘ 9“" 11 1 I “m“ 13“ ‘0 89 “mm“ ““9, ' -.-._ ""”"""""""‘" ‘ 2 l The School has opened .1111-
the Fourth Ward section. Dr. Thom- ‘in the Way at. the Regent ‘tlea re Hill 1111111911 and Erica were higher, . ELECTORU MEET‘NG' '9 9 9 9 009 9wear the 1999“" Tenn. A" classes
as F. Clune, the nominee for mayor itonigllt ; V, some to the extent of 11 point. led- The Inhabitants of the Town of Nor» . , y 2 2 l .9 except the p1lma\ry recite do the
and other candidates will be presentl Charles Pembroke, of’ Marshall :21!) Locomotlxe wasi 11111111111111: 3:; wash wtho1 or; electorsiund annulled to n You :Have 1 school blllldiug on Prospect avenue.
4 - 0 war group, open 11g wl v0 e 11 sec rs' Ines n88 ere u are ‘ ' ‘ - 3. Built on th
and deliver addresses. We ate showing. a large 9 51098 01 the 2M“. Bull
RBfNEhmentS street has been informed that young-
wlfi be served and a social time en- sters residing in his vicinity,
loved.
some
:time ago, during his absence, entered
‘bis home. and ransacked several of
The second annual concert and ballee rooms. Nothing is reported miss
of the Arlon Singing Society will be . ins, and no action has been taken by
held in Concordia Hall, 'Dunbury, Mon-{the police. _
day evening, November 1. Plans fort
the’ affair were ”blade at the meeting} There are a large number of Nor-
01’. the society Friday evening. and a9 walk people who at this time are sm-
committee of arrangements was‘ played in Bridgeport, commuting be-
; named as follows. Adam Singer, tween this city and their work. The
«chairman; Carl Holzhauer, secretary; latest local young men to secure posi-
John Rephan, George Singer, A1 tionsinBridge‘port, are: Rudolph 'Slod
.phonse Bresson and Hans Bmun. Mu-Elnsfil'. Leonard Gormon and John
sic for the evening will be furnished 1001‘9-
by John Singer’s full orchestra. So- , 9‘ _
lolsts from out of mm: will be’ pie The ml” .800”th 0‘ St: 905991“?
sent and it is expected that singing Church, plans to give a card party.
societies from ..JBrldgoport and South This phasant‘ affair ls booked for
. Norwalk will. attend. , ‘ Friday evening, October 1541111111»
-.__. ‘ held In St. Joseph’s schoal- ball, on
.. Henry street. downtown, and it is as-
“ sored that the évenigg will be one of
much pleasure” ”and interest.
ixmwu‘
‘ Saturday alternoon Stephen Mum‘-
- w.”
shares at lite new high quotation of
100 to 101. against last week's close
of 95 1-2, in connecflon with reports
of u change, of control.
Copper rose 114 to 74 1-8, anticipat-
ing an increased dividend. Lacks-
wnnua Steel's gain of a point at 80
also marked a new record. ~
THREE WEDDINGS AT 3T. MAHVY‘3
f CHURCH.
Three wedding ceremonies were “per-
formed at St. Marys Church this
morning. At 7 a. m., a nuptial mass
was celebrated joining ‘2 Joseph :.,, Em
and Theophlla Bognsz. . Thespo‘nsers
were Vincent Dalemeu and 141111113an
Juchnlowicz. Rev. Valentine 21111111111.
“ens. sn. anointed; Ass .11.: mgnm' , y
Pest and Margaret Kelly were united
in the bonds of- matrimony, the lnpss
being celebrated by. Rev '1‘. 9J. Finn, the
pastor. Robert Carruthers and 11.111.
Kelly were best man and bridesmaid,
respectively. Nicholas Santa 111111
Annie Masl were married at 11 30
o’clock. ‘
Anaconda-
hereby notified and warned to meet on
the first Monduy of October, 1915, for
the purpose of considering, and signi-
tying by ballot their approval-Vol- dis-
approval or the following proposed
amendment to the constitution, to—wltl
bers of the general assembly is here-
‘Tbat portion of section 3 of article
27 of the amendments to Vthe cousutu-2’
. tion which relates to mileage‘of mem-
mliny Junk
3...: 5.1mm
Successor to Wm’. Elfron.
Phone“
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
by amended to read as follows: and in-
addition to such compensation,
generalsssombly may provide by law
for the transportation of each mem-
ber by public conveyance-by the most
convenient route-between his home
station and the place of meeting dur-
log the session or sessions of the gen
eral assembly to which he was elect-
ed, " as set forth in Chapter 140 of the
Public Acts of 1915:’ '
2 Those who approve said proposed
amendment shall give in a ballot with
the words "011151111111an Amendment.
concerning Mileage of Members of the
General Assembly, Yes" written or
printed thereon. 2am] those who disap-
“amply, 1N0" ’-2 written or ;.9-»prlnted
the;
. ,
{1011.111 ours.
Fact Soaps, Bath soaps, eithcr‘plaln
or perfumed.
Surgical and Medicinal Soaps,
best makeoobtainablo
5o. to-SOc. per cake.
Imported Gentile Soup, fresh cut
5c. and 101:. per cake special
price by pound.
Ask for free sample.
H A. MEAD, Mgr.
BNo.MaInSt . M
the
WWW-Drngm9
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We Aim
BEST
variety of new and lip-to-
9 dateFootwealr.
To .6in
9V ALUE
CORRECT
Vl‘ STYLE
Satisfaction Always
- eluding the sixth. A’Amgemslfism.‘
“11’s
2 loom Norwalk.
.,
Mileage of2 Members of rum Genes-If
Headquarters
1’“... For
Flower Pots, Ja'rdlglsrss.
omen, Jugs, Prelmlua
Stone 9,
Java.
K. Adlai-m.
urd‘fllu
we in Glowing the smartest-ot-
the was vellum sum 2
every style feature that has found
iaVor for fall wet ring. »
THE‘H’HESWP
llflllngfity
, FAIRFIELD mum say-M, 9
’jmte' a “a?“ ‘4 Peabody worker, and —‘ prove said proposed amendment shall ‘ we INGS
, ‘ . ve in a billet with the words “6011- W
11" no 91911111131111 more lit the f :Elltutinmul sanctum-ct concerning , ‘ ‘ Not-walk, 001m, Sept. 16.1915 ’
Hungarian Reformed ,Ohnrch, on LB! MODELS THAT ARE EXCLUSIVE At a meeting or the Board ,of limit 1
2?] September so, 1915.
1
.1 Banks held this day, mainldend at he ,
floor has an exit on the giouud lov-
cl, thus obviating all danger ~ln case
of fire. :
A new building In course .0! con-
struction contains six new class rooms
V and a gymnasium 40 x 75' feet.
Special gymnastic work In all class-
es. 2
College 1 Preparatory, General and .2
Special-courses for older .glrls,r=wlill .
music and dancing wonder competent! « ,
instructors; Primary and Intermedi-
ate Department for little girls and
for ‘hoyspndm ' ten years. .mencn;
taught in all modes beyond...“ in-
for bringing children to zschool and
for servings hot luncheon.” Toms and
illustrated booklet. on application.
The Principals may be seen at the
School any morning on or filter Sep-
tember sixth. » ' 9
Margaret 2R Brendllltgiar, A. B
Vida Hunt 'mum, B. 1...
DIVIDEND worms.
are of the shaman county 39mm
rate or four (4) per cent. per auburn ~
was declared to depositors from 211199
earnings or the six months ending“
Fl‘hs me will be centered on m;
hooks and paid on summer Ocmbsr 2‘
11. 1915. .
By order of the Board of some ‘
VeEYMOUR OUR'IIO.
'l‘r
Norwalk Chronicler