'. held at Windsor. October 21.11; the
'LQBANNEB BAKERY, 5 MONROE
?+_.,
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 23‘. 1st!
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As Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
Cream. Fruit Flavors:
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
Lane‘s m.
51 Washington
Street.
till his"
Today is the least oi 8t. inches] and
All Angels.
Butler Lodge, 1. O. 0. F., will hold
a rehearsal tonight oi the initiation de-
gree team. All omcers requesm to be
present.
The many friends of Miss use Gil-
more will be pleased to hear that she
is recovering from her recent attack.
oi appendicitis. at her home in Burrltt
avenue. ,
Paul Miller, of Poughkeepaie. N. v.,!
is being entertained for a few days‘
at the home of his aunt and uncle. Mr. 1
and Mrs John Herring. oi Woodward
avenue. this city. '
D
-SALEl SALE!
Greatest sale ever staged in the Nor
walks. Watch page advertisement Fri-
day. M. Moltasch & Son.
l
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J‘homas F. Walsh, of Chestnut St.,‘
the local dog warden, is a member of
the jury of the United States court'
which opened this morning at 'New Her 4
you at 10:30 o’clock. 1
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There will he an important confer
once held tonight by the oflicers of all
the parish organizations of Trinity
Episcopal church. The rector. Rev. F.
A. Coleman will preside.
1
John “mo“ Coburii, 5°“ of Rev. and 'North Main sti‘etpgwho yesterday was sonnIIy because he hopes to see T.
Military-£0,” ;
piss you yesterday; and in r
oi the occasion gave a birthdamarty.
Sixteen babies were invited and theyi
all appeared to have adios time. Mrs..
J. Milton Coburn, oi South Norwslk,l
grandmother of the little host. was one!
of the guests. 1
Mrs. James MacKenaie of Mountain- i
ville avenue. and her sislter. Mrs. W. i
F. Corgal, of Bridgeport. formeryl
Danbury. are on. a trip through the
middle west and will spend a tow
wcks with relatives in Chicago. On
the return trip. Mrs. Corgal will come
to Danbury and take her former resi-
dence at 77 West street._Danbury
‘News.
Delegates from the Norwaik Cham-
ber oi Commerce will attend the sev-
enteenth “annual convention oi the Con-
necticut Chamber of Commerce, to be
hall hi the Loomis institute. Short ad-
dresses will be made by Governor Hol-
comb, N. H. Mateheldor. head of the
Loomis institute, Hon. John Fahey,
president of the Chamber oi Commerce
of theUnited States, and Hon. Howard
Elliott, president of the New York,
Nev/“Haven & Hartford Railroad Co.
STREET. ‘
We make a specialty of Raisin
Bread on, Wednesday. Oat-meal bread
on otherdays. Lovers of the unusual
in bread should try one of these kinds.
Tel 367. '
A Double-Key
before said meeting
.ought to be distinguishable, the ser.
' grandchildren. ,Gre‘sow Reardon and
" Sarah Reardon, oi this city. “
' tag; was directly caused by heart
‘ continued ill risaitri‘. her: mind. several
visor: ..... ....:‘AA
Containing Fresh Cod Liven, witl.
Peptcnatfi of Iron.
F. ILIAI‘IEIJlIwi.
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UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S Burton“:
:1 WASHINGTON 8T.
1 TIL, silica, 1069-3: House. 693.
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Mrs. George F. Cruell oi South Nor-
walk is spending a few days with rela.
tivsa on Franklin street,.—-Stamiord
Advocate.
Dr. G. 1i. Brundge, veternary of
Main street. left today for the White
Plains, N Y.. fair. He will return home
tomorrow night. ‘
Highway Commissioner C. J. Ben-
nett has" awarded the contract for
the construction oi two sections of
tour-inch trap rock macadam in
hitchAeld to Louis Longhi & Brother
{or $6,810 .
The Poughkeepsie, White Plains and
Great Barrington fairs are» being held
this week. The big fair at Brockton.
Mass, will be held next week. coming
this'yegr. on the same week that the
Danbury Fair is held.
-—J. Ricclo, parcel delivery. Quick
service all over town. Telephone 1523.
The annual meeting of the members
of The Knob Club 00., tor the election
of ofiicers for the ensuing year. will
be held in the Mahsckemo Hotel par
Ior, on Saturday evening, October 2nd.
I915, at o':clock also the transaction
of any other business proper to come
A new counterfeit $10 bill drawn
on the. Mechanics National Bank of
Worcester, Mass. is in circulation.
the Secret Service has announced. It
is of the McKinley head issue and
\lce says, because it is printed on
paper much thicker than the gen-l
u.lne
title. “A Pair of Sixes" {0 American
’theatregoers, as
country over. apart from ,the tact that
the farce enjoyed a run of nearly a
year at the Iongacre Th~
Itions by which a hand of poker Is to
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FIRE!
0n the hearth "tiieéé'iau
home. a contented family and just the
heat required
Hickory and Appletree WOOD
Cut in Lengths to Suit.
RAYMOND
.___.—.
mums‘
A PAIR OF SIbe'.
rleuiy or good seats remain tor "A
Fair at Sixes," which is as be seen on
Saturday matinee and night or this
week at the Regent Theatre. The
phone number is 976.
The familiar significance at the
well as its daint-
ness. has made it weir, known thel
New
North. ‘
a
York, and is now being p
East. South and West.
The play was received by the me
tropolitan critics with an eipresslon‘
of praise that almost fixhausted the
superlatives and the Ifllariou aziiarce
has made good everyihere despite
this avalanche of praise. It has made
theatregoers expect much and they
have not been disappointed. .For iii-
genulty of plot. bright dialogue. hil-
arious complications and most small.
ing situations. it has been declared
the best play of its kind ever seen on
the English-speaking stage. It file by
Edward Peple .the author oft “The
Littlest Rebel" and “The Prince
Chap.” and Is in three acts.
The plot deals with. the' a‘ifairs of
George B. Nettleton and ’l‘. Boggs
John. partners in a pill manufactur-
ing business, who are constantly at
Ioggerheads. each longing to be rid oi
the other. but neither willingzto sell
out. They summon their lawyer but
dcclino his various propositions for
dissolution until. in despair. he sug-
gets a contract with uumerous‘condi-
be played. with the penalty that the
loser shall quit the business ior,a
Encouraging reports are being I‘D-l,
lceived from the hospita‘ concerningi
'the condition of Eugene Lailln, of
My miendlcitls. These
are chgrhig t h'i'i' many friends and
that hope ls sailors: that he will soon
be discharged a well man from the
hespi tal.
.,
fills sllull lllillltllli
liltiilhlllls Milllli:
(Continuedjrom First Page.)
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and universally liked.
She was a charter member or film
of Columbia-Circle. Companions of
the Forest. and did much to help in
the building up of that flourishing or~
ganization. She was particularly ac
live in church work. For years she
tolled unwearyingly in the interests
of St. Joseph’s church. Her health.
however. for the past year or so. has!
made it necessary for her to cease to
a great extent her work along these
lines.“
.There are many who will speak for
her unselfish personal charitable
works. She has given without stint
in individuals and families In need of
assistance. '
Funeral services will be held Sat-
urday morning at’9 o'clock from St
Joseph’s church. on South Main street
and at 8:30 o'clock fromuthe home
on. Railroad avenue. Burial will be
in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Larri-
gan is survived by a daughter. Mrs.
Thomas Reardon, oi Railroad avenue.
onesis'ter, Mrs.‘ Anna Burns. and two
Mrs. Larrigsn's death this morn-
failure. she having sulferod for some
little time with this trouble. Due to
year and In the interval serve as I,
servant in the household of the will
nor. The lawyer is interested per-
Boggs John lose and with his lips
sealed by the contract he will be
humiliated before the girl with whom
be Is in love. and in whom the law-
_yer is also interested. The breaking
of the contract means a forfeiture oi
$5. 000 and sacrifice of his share of
the business. John loses iind Nettle
ton and the lawyer both feel he will
break the contract rather 4n stick
ll out for a year. But Ii‘elcgrits his
teeth and bravely enters upon' his du-
ties as butler in the Netti ' house-
hold. He Is found‘here forming
his menial duties by his sweetheart
who arrives as the. guest ol‘ the Net
lletons. He cannot explain his posi-
tion to her. and there Is more Vouble
for him through the attentions oi an
eccentric English housemaid who pur-
sues him for a husband. This‘comlcal
complication is developed throuahthe
.mpld series of hilarious situations
and the fun rattles along until the un-
fortunate partner's sweetheart takes
a hand in the game and reaches him
from the clutches of his partner. The
latter. too. is glad to end the agree-
ment. for he has mistaken: the syru-~
aathy of his wife for the loser and
believes that she is in loveiwith him.
and his asslnlnlly creates an' uproar
Ions entanglement oi h'is owh.
PALACE THEATRE
When “The Law of the Land." by
George Broadhurst. opened‘ibr a run
at the Maoistlc Theatre. Boston. it was
pronounced m-mmmwmeas -
follows :
’H.
by the Boston critics.“
"Sympathy and suspense};
Parker. Transcript. »
"A rampaging success." E. F. Hark-
ins, Journal ~ '
“Tanks and vivid drama. Withrmauy‘
thrilling scenes/3 C. 8. Ward. Globe.
One or the best presented in Boa
tootsie-mo “Era. mmmm.
flaming Finish,” Frederick Johns
r.
"“FIRE!
4 FIRE!
nights. makes a happy
amount of
BROTHERS
Crabs
Lobsters
mil: Clams,
$551183“ Fi S h
Rockaway
oysters :
5"” Escallopes
Cutbill’s
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
Given Away
While They Last
Women Fall Suits
t
$5.00
Last Season's Styles
(lately & Brennan
4: South Main St.
South Norwalk.
Too Much Bending i
Over a Desk '
CAUSES EYE STRAIN. BUT
my rest glasses relieves that
trouble at once. Should your
eyes cause you to have head
aches. your vision blurs. why,
feel free to ennault me. an
work guaranteed drstclsss
and done in my modem shop.
William J. Moore
OPTICIAII AND OPTOMET-
RIBT. / '
155 Washington St.
i .
Don’t Forget
to see
Tom Murray
3180mm Street
So. Nerwslk
7x ior «Jo—ii~ prison for use can
COAL.
THE WM. EFFRON CO.. Inc.
3 Rowan 8t. TelMl East Norwalll
—-Accept all the luck that comes
your way-but don't DEFEND on its
coming! 1: you want a lob use a Sea-
has A PIE
Madc in the Cleanest Plant.
And. from thc best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
NATURALIZATION DAYS.
tor Citizenship.
Today and Thursday will be
naturaliaation days in the Superior
court. and Friday in Danbury. Judge
Joel H. ”Reed will pass on‘the 198
candidates for citizenship. more than
half oi whom are risidems or Bridge
port. Natlt'es oi Hungary head the
list. there being 83. and Italy follows
with 32. the race between the two
nations being pretty close. Russian
born come net. the number being 2‘1.
Ireland with 16 England 14 Austria
13, Germany 9, and all the other na-
tions falling in wimless numbers.
There Is one woman In the list. and
one man. who when he iii-st took out
his papers said that. Turkey was the
sovereign sf lwhom he 'wanted to re
nounc‘e allegiance. ,' But war ,has
changed the map over in the old
. countries since he first took 'out pa-
permand It is Bulgaria that is now in
possession-oi the land where zhe was
born. So he is put down as Turkey
and Buigaria. '
NORWMIKHOSPl-T-AL .Norss.
. George Ramona. of Rowayton.
hafinhethumb-Aoiihis left hand ampu-
tated at ‘the first-islet yesterday at
the Norvmlk hospital. He caught it
in a machine while at work.-
‘Mastsr Robert 8.511», or Silver
mitie avenue; had his adsuoids and
tonsils out this morality.
Master Ward Dower, of First
street "East ‘Rorwa‘iii, was discharged
from ’the institution yesterday. 4
Joseph Gupta. of Water street.
3 mi sent home yesterday. 4 ‘ .
, WI. Rlfllo N GO TO HART-
. Itiwas announced today that “labels
; Alllccio. tor
Judge Resdto Pass on iss'clmaldum '
Insist on them at your res-
taurants. ‘
Storage -
4.80s Square Feet.
If you are seeking storage room
A
at reasonable terms Inquire oi
Norwalk Steamboat
" line
inn—Ii
Ithia lialle
Alli Junk _
fisfifll‘”
Phene4 4,99
37 Fort Street. East Nor-walk.
[hummus
or perfumed.
sarpIoaI and Medicinal Soaps.
beat makes obtainable
4 be. to 50¢. per cake.
Impsrted CaatIte Soap, fresh out
So. and 10¢. per cake speclal
‘ price by pound.
Ask for free sample.
the
Billie Walk Douglas.
3. A. MEAD. Mgr.
8 No. Main St. So. .Nsswalk, ' .
3W
Headquarters
For "A
Flower Pots, Jardlnlsres. Stone
Crooks, Jugs, Preserving Jars.
Jelly Glasses Wine and Older
Presses. Keys. etc.
their Gentile
as wear 'wAsi-iiaorolv. sf. ‘
Elissa m , H
Phonlvr natives!
mintzs
ANNOUNCE
Fall Opening
Millinery
Suits '
Dresses
Coats
”whom. 1. /:
Face Soaps, Bath‘soaps, either plain _
’snnammtsonthamus lapse
'For Thursday and Friday
Smart Boots for Smartly
Dressed Women
if A Gypsy model of bright kid, with pipings of white
ca C '
1 .
A natty little boot of blue kid.
A similar style in bronze kid.
We are headquarters for Ladies’ Shoes of quality. A
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN.
South Norwalk
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. FOR
COMFORTABLES AND BLANKETS
GO TO
A. DICKERMAN & SON
Phone. 446. South Norwalk.
daadaudd;
a soooooono
HILLSIDE
— A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
PROSPECT HILL. NORWMK.
(Founded by Elizabeth .Barr Ilene.
1883.
The School has opened. for
the Fall Term. "All classes.
except the primary recite in .the"
school building on Prospect avenue.
Built on the slope of the hllI,.sac'h "
floor has an exit on the ground lev-‘
eI, thus obviating all danger in case
of fire.
A new building in course or cont» ‘
struction contains six new class we a. ‘
and a gymnasium 40 x 75 rest
Special gymnastic work in all class‘
Aes. “
College Preparatory. General and"
Special courses for older girls. with :
music and dancing under competent
instructors; Primary and intermedi-
ate Department for little girls and
Iior boys under ten years. French:
ltaught in all grades beyond and/ill
eluding the sixth. Arrangementsirnad“
for bringing children to school. a...
for Serving a hot luncheon. Tamil“
illustrated booklet on application.“ .
The Principals may be seen at the
School any nioriiing on or alter Sens
temher sixth. -
Margaret R. Brendlinger, A. D.
Vida Hunt Francis. B. L. I
‘We are showing a large
variety of new and up-to-
date Footwear.
We Aim To Give
BEST VALUE
CORRECT STYLE
Satisfaction Always
G over’s'
Norwaik and South Nor-walk.
‘ New AUTUMN
Suits and Dresses
MODELS THAT ARE EXCLUSIVE
We are showing the smartest oi
the season's Tallor’ed Suite with
every 'style feature that humans
favor for fall wearing.
THELH‘HESHW
K. A. Olavsn, 5s No. Milo 8t,
4 DIVIDEND norms.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY sav’
INGS BANK
Norwalk. Conn. Sept. ’IA 1915.
At a meeting of the Board 0! ’
ors of the Fairiield County: ‘
Banks held this day, a divid’ ' at a
rate or tour (4) per cent per
Was declared to depositors and
earnings or the six months oiling
September 30. 1915.
The same will be entered 9
books and paid on and after Och
11. 1915.
By order of the Board of Directors.
FAST FREIGHT LINE‘ TO NEW
YORK. .
might boat leaves Pier :1 mi
River. new York (toot of Catherine
St.) everyday ascent head”.- at: p.
“height received at Nor-walk upto
580s. in.
Gems F. Fests. General Agent
Till aniline 'J. sum-i rams,-
, Demands“ Lips. lilo.
Norwalk Chronicler