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HONDIY, OCT. '4, Ida! "" ,
a some no
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Ar. Lane a
‘ Containing F“ Cod lecl'a, with
to settle on the ICC Penna-tact Inn.
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Crabs I
Lebsters
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—How can I earn a tree scholarship?
‘I:
. -—Call at our-display now being
: W in the Hotel Clitord block, and
' we ’will tell you.
4—.
at. Hilda's Guild. of Trinity Episco
. pal church, will meet, tonight, at the
rectory.
Miss Betty Prizer of ‘Myr-lle avenue,‘
Westport. is attending the Hillside
Behol for girls'in Not-walk.
Mrs. Wardwell 0f Livingston street
is visiting her daughter in‘ New York
city.
Tomorrow night the regular‘ busi-
ness meeting of theb card of educa-
tion will be'held in the high schol
building, on West avenue,
The semi-annual meeting of the Old
Well Lodge. No. 108, F. nn‘d A. M.. will
be held tomorrow evening in the Map
sonic Temple, on North Main street .
The annual meeting of the Hospl.
tal E'ilist Club will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the downtown library
building. ‘
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The regular monthly business meet
lug Mizpah Circle, Kings liaughters
will be held tomorrow evening in the
‘lecture rooms of the South Nora/all:
Baptist church. ‘
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’wuu‘nrn Day]. will given his free-
doni this morning in. the uptown
court. ‘ as had been arrested Satur-
day night for drunkenness. '
o.
——MILLINERY creams.
Miss Fitch invites her‘customers and
the ladies generally. to an e
trimmed hats, on Tuesday.
Fifth. at 64 Wall street.
Octobe
There were only sir sales of real
estate in Norwalk, last week, ' with
mortgages of 54.53% Gor the last week
of September, 1914, there were eleven
transfers of property. ‘and mortgages
of $28,291. 5
The first fall business meeting of
the First M. E. Church. of South Nor-
,wolk. will be held oniWednesday a
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xhibit of
r a. frame house which he will erect
Fresh: I" a.
and. Salt FiSh
Rimway ‘
Oysters
PA GE 51: V58
FIRE!
On the hearth rifts: fall
hast required.
RAYMOND
lill scum)
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(continued Freda First once.) 9
34,000 were taxable. He ,declalpd
that is M in: rows to in.
Davis was a casual meeting at ts
South Nanak rains-amnion, with
the observe“!!! mum be its
not eligible for thsltan he had mails
out a cistern. ,
“it was the cumssman'a‘ claim
that he would not have to die it. as be
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FIRE !
home. a consented family and just the
Hickory and Appletree WOOD
Cut in Lengths to Suit.
FIRE !
nights. miss a happy
amount of
w...-
BROTHERS
and mum .__
-' "lamina lill
» NEWARK. Oct. 4.«Frs.nk- L. Kram-
er, of East Orange, ”stew” after.
noon won the American national cycl-
ing championship tor the fifteenth con-
nective year by defeating Mui-
let. tbs Anstralian.ln a hands race
at the Velodrome Thomas was the
seconds of a aortas of. three which had
been amused bat-ran and
.Goulletto settles tic, as they had lla-
ished the regular championship sea-
did not come within ttbe soup of the
luv. Collector manning the en-,
tire transaction today, but informed:
of the local otlice. ‘ "
"Collector Walsh said today it was
probable some errors had crept intoj
the lists, due to similarities in names:
and the (different intensrdatlons:
which different clerks put upon thef
signatures of list filers. He regretted
that any one who endeavored to com-
a? Fscallopes
Cutbill’s
1: North Main St.
Free norm. ‘ Phone xoa
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Nonwaur oonraacr‘mc sores.
(Tbs commercial Record.
Community Hall.
Plans for the construction of
basement with a t'émij rary roof
‘y'th-Fopmd . “w l
WWW-'05 ;- In @3433!"
Namath. are not mogul-es.
wlfloh ,worc ‘ '
the
of
set,” East.
for Sept. 6th.
«a
i ‘ Warn")! Houasr: ‘
a. .
Michael Mittiollo of New Canaan‘ilze exemption to which the individ-lmen featured._.i$.‘mons
will start work soon on s. twoifamily,‘
‘ls-room brick house which he will
ibuild "for himself on gilt-st avenue. All
improvements will be ovided, includ-
iihg furnace heat. The cost will be
{about 08.000.
Harbor View Beach House.
M. G. Adams has started work on
for himself at Harbor View Beach. it
lwill be 26x36. of frame construction,
arranged for seven rooms and will
have a_ garage attached.
Contract Awarded.
C. B. Kunes will start work soon
on another live-room frame bungalow
on Ohio street, for Mrs. ’Madaiine
lWebb. it will be, 25x25 and will have_:llcglcct. or are misinformed as to be- field; No. 20' open;
all improvements, including furnace
heat. It will cost $3,000.
'ty Hall to be‘
. ,n;.«.ni
f-.- G.-L. Britten has been awarded thel
,ply with the law should be annoyed. track and on the out fast min Kra-
“So far as Congressman Hill was
ever, The collector felt
1,
gconcerned. how
:that a fellow government onlcia
Eshould not wax wroth should he be
mimic the victim of a clerical error.‘
The explanation of the congressman!
however, was peculiar in view of the‘
fact that he might be supposed to un-1
derstand the law in all its phases. The
loongrcssm‘lm had said he was not?
‘eligible for the tax on the 1913 list!
and would not be compelled to file a:
‘return. The collector said Mr. iiillé
:muut be familiar with this excerpt
from the law;
i
come of $3,000 or more for the ca
’" ”mi-ed“ Archugct mitum, and the penalty provided by law eat the coach has
H. Bissau, were described in The ”Reevsfor "9’11““ 0? MEMO! ‘0 file a return, first and second eleven. and the scrim-
,” . 2 will be enforced regardless of theufnct; mags was watched with been into
hunt the net income may be less than'ast, The individual work of scvera
ual is entitied.’
“Under this. explained Mr. Walsh.
irreépectiva of the exemptions. the
:low compelled every person with an
income of 83,000 to die a return. The
,excmptlon detail comes up later.
1 ”Within the past few weeks the de-
partment has issued several thousand
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{notices to persons who filed a return;
Efor ‘1914. The government is pro-
icccdlng on the basis that many who
'compiled with the law in 1914 did not
do so the year before. and a dralmet
iis being set for them. Of cour.
‘many who receive notices have a
ivalid reason. but others admit their
iing exempt. "These are allowed to set-
‘tle with the government.
“it was apparent that the collector
ternon at 3 o’clock, bylhe ladies aid contract for“ the plumbing in the new war; of an opinion may the congress-
‘society of'the climb.“ On October .17
a rally of the church and Sunday
school will be held. '
- George Mignerey, : the Ridgeflekl
druggist, formerly of Danbnry, was ad-
mitted to the Danbury hospital yes-
terday afternoon and this forenoon up.
out an operation "for stomach trou-
dition this afternoon was‘a garage for Stewart Elliott on River
. ‘. derw .
ble. His con
reported to be good“ I
Miss Amy Raymond, of-W
entertained a number of her little:
Saturday afternoon, flie occur, M ,
evonth anniversary of‘sive alterations to the house
friends,
also being the 81
f' her birthday. Various games were en- i
loved , and musical numbers by the vic
trola and piano were indulged inl» A
dainty collation was served. ‘
W1
. . yams! unis: p, ‘
Life seem roller-just one
billafter soothers) moat
will"? in those} amengButjfi'
you» . not . ' tins your.“
financial both right if. you
news to be swarmed by:
hills.“ Steer - diurnal“ that .
~ ‘ by atoll1 mailing. no
. .. ‘ of Wiggly’lflltfi‘
335; Human you.
" if ya have a ‘ ‘_
? WECKING i’ACCbUNI 1‘
. i ‘a .
ans
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unusual: 1“ ~
with" ._
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imoving and remodeling the house on
shop which is being erected for Wil-
liam Oit, corner of Day street and
;Burritt avenue, by William Kertes.
{ C. .W. Panel] has been awarded the
icontract for-the plumbing 'and heat-
ing in the new house which F. 0. John-
Json labs-acting for himself on Law-I
rence street.
I
i
l Alfred Manzy has started
work on
Drive. It will be of stone and concrete
construction and will have’a‘tile root.
est street; The cost will be about 3800.
A permit has been issued to the
ether Construction Co., for exten-
on
Spring street, belonging to Raymond
lwill be remodeled into, a two-family
om flats with all im—
house of ‘flve-ro
provements.
alterations to the house on‘ State St.,
belonging tobh’n. " .‘
. E K. White has t
t
he contract ._ for
"Cottage streetilor’ J. 0. Seaman.
syn, 28mm
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0m l" m._ "ft“! mm 3.16?-
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This
J. F. McMahon has started work on‘
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‘Rldiléfiylilf‘wem WW7 '
“were as»
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{man was eager to make a mountain
iout of a mole hill."
glut “nebular
7 lillliill lulu .
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{Best fer Livsrfland lows?" Bad
i Breath, Bad Cola, Sour Stomach
; Get sill-cent ans.
L Sick medache, biliousneas, coated
,tongue. head and nose clogged up with
Bros. The present onefsmily hm!“ a cold—always trace thisnsto torpid’
.lived; delayed, fermenting food in the
“bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in-
,the system is reabsorbed into .the
ibloodi When this poison reaches the
i delicate brain tissue it causes conges-
,tionand‘ that» dull, throbbing, sicken-
ing headache. . l». , ,,
Oascarets immediately'cieaase , the
stomach. remove thasour. undigested
deadwood. foul .naselrtake the excess
bile trmnlhclivarand carry entail
matter and ,p’oi-
Ithe’conatipated waste
sons la the bowels. . y.
A. Casual-at tonight will], surely
Wen you outby’ morningq'rhoy
{work'whils you sleep-La meant be}
from)“: druggist means your head
lower. stomach. sweet and your liver.
'and bowels regular or months..-
‘u "our
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nine?
aqa with torufflve points each. Koala?
(Continued from First Page.)
town Equal Suflrage League. Saturday
ailernoon. Registrars of Valera ~Ed-
ward B. Douiens and Joseph A. Curler?
were lecturing before these bodies
”take came to light. 5
immediately the telephone wiresbe‘
came ho't with xindignant inquiries;
Corporation Counsel W. F. Tammanyfl
Judge John Keogh, Town Clerk Her-1
bert R. Smith, City Clerk 1. I. max-i
weiier and Secretary of State Barnes!
were called on the 'phone.
"The victory of‘lhc women was com»
piste. Orders were given to have the
ballots printed. "‘This was done yes-l
terday in a downtown printing shop.|
and in spite 01.9” work being done
on Sunday it is. said that. Secretary
Burnes guaranteed he would vouch
tor the validity/.9! the ballots.
the women would have lost their vote.
but would have challenged the else
explaining how to vote, when the Inla-2
‘.
if the ballots had not been printed .
Illintz‘s
Early Fall Sale .
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-. . r, r-
Dnoonnooonoono onoonnopoooaoln
warrants com I _ _;.
49 cts. to $7.50.
COMFORTABLE.
$1.00 to $5.“)
--a. DICKERMAN a soul——
oodooooooooooo
Mr. Hill that the error was not'faultl-q,0
m ilumbia’s picked elevens were put‘ yesterday that it was not up to’him, as
‘ Every person 1“”an a “at "‘1 through threequarters of an hour of:he 11“ done everything required in
ion.
The plans‘ldal‘ Y3” is required '0 reader “ ""Iby Nelson Metcalfe. it was the near}
testines, instead of, being. cast out of.
. , . . 'foaaérasbuo rum“.
RlPTION: To a: an > ' ‘1“-
‘ I Charles namiyingnnuysou son
‘ Northv'i‘aylor‘avenuer’dibll yesterday
er won one race several weeks ago.”
that his victory today clinched the
Lion, demanding a new vote.
Those women were active in recti-
fying the error were: Mrs. J. Ilium
Coburn, Miss .olnra Hm, Mrs. nus D.
Keep, Mrs. Mary K. Jennings, Ira.
Prod S. Lyon and Mrs. A. J. Rununler.
Secretary of State Barnes said that
he did not know Clerk Linxweiler,
although he with acquainted with As-
sistant Clerk Dollus He declared that
the mistake was not made at his end,
but was up to'lfie city clerk. '
City Clerk Linxweiler, this morning,
pointed out. in explanation, that the
school amendment was printed on the
regular ballot and it was up to the
Secretary of State, he said. to arrange
the same in a column for the women.
The city clerk stated further today
that the sample ballots for the women '
did not arrive at his oillce from the
secretary of state until Saturday
morning. These came, he stated, only
ANNOUNCES scmlt after he had made inquiries on the
r telephone. Mr. Linxweller states that
1mCA, N. Y.. Oct. 4__.Two>of C0 gCorporation Counsel Tammany said
bars as the championship was de-
cided on a two out of three basis.
Kramer always had the best of it
when it came down to real raclns. lin-
til the last two laps parameters were
provided for the men. Gouilet touowed
closely and Kramer rode last. When
the last pacemaker left the truck Goul-
let sought to take a high course on the
mer took advantage of the situation by
going to thef rout. For half a lap he
by are narrow margin of half a camel
forced real racing by a sprint coming
into the stretch for the last lap, but
he failed to pass Kramer.
/
scrimmaging on South iicld yestorrlliyfile matter by law.
come'to picking a; TODAY IN WALL STREET
,J warn. STREET, 10:30 a. m.—-Spec-
[tulatlons in special stocks lost little of
as fullback on {its exhurbance with the resumption
' thohmt team being easilyI the star of 0‘ ”admit today. Notable transactlons
the day'. He scored ; touchdown uglincluded Westinghouse, which opened
'ter intercepting a forward pass and With three lots '888resnting» may
lrunni’ng ninety yards through a broken, shares 139 to 139 3-4. an advance of
Hm, .ludins hilt a down tacklerg,‘ 1 1-4; American Car, 94 lo 63 1-4, Off
The oillclai schedule, with one data,1. 34: American Can, 3,000 up to 66
istiil open. was'annoanced yesterdayg B» gain Of 1-1. and United States Steel.
’St. Lawrence, Stevens, Connecticut , 3.000. at 81 1-2 t0 81 1-4. virtually un-
l“Aggies," Trinity and Wesleyan wlufchangcd. Westinghouse,.Can and Car
‘be played, all on South field. Negotia-‘ISOB became stronger, the last two mak-
ing new records. Automobile issue’s
‘tions are still on with Amherst tori
:the open date. The schedule follows: ‘ also figured in the rise. General Motors
‘Oct. 23. St. Lawrence at South field; gaining 6 at 356'. Willy's-Overland 3 at
Nov. 2, Election day, Stevens at South‘ 227. Ind Studebaker 1 1-4 at 142. Un-
lNov. 2, Stevens at‘~South field; NOV. 16, ‘0“ Pacific. Baltimore and Ohio and
'Connecticut Agricultural college at Si- Paul WON! moderately lower, With
South field; Nov. 13. Trinity at Souihln T198 0f 1 1-2 for Norfolk and West-
Nov. 26, Thanks, em at 114 1-2. .
Wesleyan at South field. 1 WALL STREET; Nooni'rhe first
.hour‘s business of 450,000 shares, ap-
iproximating last week’s heaviest trad-
ing for that period, was achi -ved in
part at the expense of price values.
ton crop during September, almoac Erratic movements in certain stocks
double the average decline of the last: and the continued backwardness of
‘ten years, has decreased the produnfnumerous ‘fnvestment issues suggested
tion prospects“ forecast earlier in the further selling by conservative traders,
’scason‘by almost a million bales. Tho‘for whom the market's furious pace
‘Dopartment of Agriculture today estl-E was too exhilarating-Steel fella point.
mated the crop at «10,950,000 equlVg.fCoppers were generally lower. and not
' ' notably Bald-
lent to 500 bales. which would be the!!! few recent specialties,
' lwin Locomotive and General Electric,
smallest crop since 1909. ~
' ”W ‘ Iwere haaw, the/whole undertone‘be-
' l comingmoro uneven at midday. Bonds
8 .[0 i were irregular.
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EPRESIDENT TO ATTEND WORLD'S
1 SERIES. .
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DECLINE .IN COTTON CROP. .
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.——A heavy de-i
,_cline in the condition of growing cot-
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mill "iii SPECIM‘
El "IE ”Amy mm WASHINGTON, Oct. l.——President
' Wilson plans to go to‘ Philadelphia
...... . ‘ lSaturday' to see the second. game of
:‘dhe ”“3““ F?" dissuade: hgve : the world’s championship baseball ser-
gellegzizalg?;1§:l: to' 33:”; email." lea. The President will be accompanied '
- ' -‘ ' ’ . . 'iby, Secretary Tuinulty, Dr. Grayson,
{strations of the may phases of their? " ‘ d Mi Bones, his
work on trees, which includes tree'm'a “Mil aide, an \ as
surgery. orchard and shade tree spray. . . > , ‘ .
'iffnfgfitg'xggnmg' °’.°hm.r§n°'lujieeauauws .Nore UNSATISFAG‘
- ' . ‘ -' =:-roav.
Cornell '& Son will also exhibit a full
line of spraying pumps and accessor- . , if the
lies. will insecticldés, fungicides and 52:32:!” X;&:::§;?n gemiggrduny.
in!“ use in fifg‘p‘faini m”; unsung, in blew. York; saturdaa.‘ re
1' on B ngw‘ . lguiit b 1;“ J as h’iiigardingtho sinking of, the! steamer
32:31:: :35::: more thirties :Jmfihrabic ‘ with ~2the loss . of Amsrm:
I ' lives, is unastisfacmry' to the n
lhas beenthe tree warden of the Town States because w:- Germany's . failure
of forwalk.‘t - the fat d I“ fall ‘ to il'to‘diaavow the act.,Negotlations, bow-
" E1 you go ~° :. t tit o ievcr, will be continued through the
‘ V18 t the“ demons to on. Ambassador " Willis, 5, view to having
‘ many not only, disaVOw dream.
5 ibutaasiune responsibility and liabili-
ty and make fnlYirspaiatlon.
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l cousin.
. "rug-ass
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'Jawascld. of,
ism , hm Iii. 7
warssaunv was NOT POOLE.-
Com
nu:
and Mrs. li‘t‘jd
will be. .thlr',attcmobu at, . ‘ p
' . Webb Ja'n‘éa 3r. rankings,
. ‘ - nasal-chad npoafhisarrlvailn ri
its letter. wrl ‘
- iAmintssuulor, Dumba,
WAWGTON' Oct., 4‘41” ‘note departure of the ambassa
my ”momma“ Mr. Archibald was?
in Waterburylast December one Sun—i
day night and one of the Amer-lowerm- a. simple correspondent.
newspaper mam told the comibum °‘ , so well with the Germs
the bppo'rtunity he had missedto ”eeireportsr'secmed 15 ~ ..
.most intimate pictures 3! the German" W“ the wonderful "dr
army. only about 30 people had allow-bald seemed to n‘mfln
‘olma the announcement of “8‘ com-jin- story, and want)-
ing of ‘Mr. Arclfibald to the Jacques the backing that con
Opals notice. although a long account may cost)” an '
of his achievements is given in "Who's come to a town where “ 1!,
Who." it was the very
lecture that the newspaperman talked‘ or said to the contributor
to tho contributorabout it, expressing bar. The contributor has
in WaterburyAmerium 'ithi greatest amaze
‘ lhutor-‘hss been especia‘lecor-raspondsnt had proc
Wigs! in the experience or the m. It was jusi‘sas though or
taken. hint by the hand and. led him
'ty‘aucninlngp an the batter viewingthe-
South Nsmlk Phone 4“?" ‘-
ooooooooooooooaoooooaaooooouo‘w
for you to be able lose-
curc one of our “Quay. J
1T Ye" Combination finial '.
and Gas Ranges on 1
Club Plan, paying $a€0
to join the Ram (ill)
of $1.00 oer”,
week; and to have *
regular 10% cash “l!—
count refunded [to pl! ’3'
when you have £0!!qu .
I for the range
In
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and (lucs
ct] paying
as agreed?
That is the Glimpse
are making and here ’58
one of the ranges. ‘
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PRICE $43.20
Will you take advantage of this offer?
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cut: ilili l illlil u.
67 Wall St.
-.Wlli'iANu Mimi
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ills mill Sr-Z-Tu. 2
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
PayflEle‘ction Bets 7 ‘_
. With Emerson, S H 0E
or, S. '8: M:
They are the favorites with well dressed men.
All the new models now ready.
South Norwalk
which led to thefarmy, the famous W n .
dor, found on lploitsed, the inside ; . ‘ ‘
lufmu burning of
hitting on the paddy
made him wonder how"it
day afiefi‘ihe'patronized‘it. These thins
meat at how theliag of manual! wondered M7
and his "stuff." developments answered the
e kaiser hadl‘qne'stlon ad .td’ how‘tbe‘sio
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