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LIFE on sw'AN iSLAND.
Bondsl
. Let us furnish your License
"300d it a small cost to you. g 011 Swan island, ill the 1 '1ribbea.:
They are the most satisfac- ,lsea. is situated what is probably the
fit] bond to the Commis— ”“05! isolated wilcleSs station ill the:
‘oiouers
Taylor 8. Golden
lof three operators. tw'o engineers, a}
Trust Company Bldg.
“phone 1230 South Norwalk, Conn
Probably the World’s Most Isolated
Wireless Station. %
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cool: a machinist and three laborersu
N11 women are pellnitted to land on:
1411- i:l:1nd. Men who express a will—l
111.11: 5.: ‘10 go to Swan island are ohlig- !
#_.____ Qitl to sign a contratt \1 herein they"
‘ jagl'ee to remain at east eighteen;
‘months or waive their right to free re I
turn transportation. These remainAl
ing the full period of service are re-l
turned to their homes by way of one,
of the Central American ports and are
stralltcd six weeks' vacation with full
pay.
Silancelv enough. lhue i:' no dith-
cultl' in obtaining men to man the s11
.tion. Applicants,
IEvery two weeks we re:
' ceive anew Sipply of
"Rich Neckwear
' ‘ 506 and 55¢
An especial handsome assort-
ment arrived today.
We still have a good assort-
1 them of those $1.03 SHIRTS
at .......... ,r. ....... 65¢ 111111111911. :1 ho“,
I)li)‘.‘i>l:lll.\‘ llel'cssary,
lush meat.
regularlv
ing. of
131'? rim;
Course,
all
1191‘
chilling
well. arrivillt:
weeks.
'the i>l'll’ld :11: lonl: as two wars and a
ll: llf 11nd,:ulb eqllelltlv. have b1 cn ulad
r1111rn to the station. »-—i‘hiladelphia
Retord.
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JOSEPH BAVIS
’86 Washington St. So. Norwulk
:6lll NEWS
SELF DENIAL IS RARE.
W; "The average human b11111, does not
want to lite 'lvzlt lli(1lll\ "'cx:l.1ir.1::
the ethic: of (‘lillital Mlditirl'. And
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toilet-1111"
“'01111' we pulillsl ed an
-" u-l Ara:
Frank Goodchild, of South Main 1121111: sump”.
' street. has left {01 a two wecils‘ visit. “.1“.
’ .11 Canada.
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A distinguished retired
;cxplail‘. the
Grace Sample. of High street \‘or- 111- interrupted to sat: '1 .1011: 111ml
:Vlflk left this motning for 01110 any diet. 1 unlit 1'11th to give me a
where she goes to reside with heraleamicr' that 11111 allow me to 9:11
lather. filllylhlllll 1 1111111 ill any otltmitity.‘
-———~——-— ll'esigncd.
Another sootalywill be held ion‘fl‘l “Mr, 'Man
rovifinight at the dovl’ntown Congre-firinking or smoking or
lotions! church. Last week's \i'asitflttwlllg too much. What he wants of
V'etérl’ satisfactory. ‘ Is the means to keep on as he has:
' Mudnltt does not relish
~ """' 1‘bt’t‘ll ll\lllL‘.
E J Hayes and E- E ”“95 0f ””5 our advice to cut down her
01171 Win represent the 10081 10d8° parties. loosen hcr cotscts and quit
l!‘ the Modern Woodmen of America'gm. 1.1112 gm: wants mpdtclno to re
1- it‘tho big celebration in Hartford to-‘qmu. her youth. take on bet {3: and
I marrow
__ Elias had cnouch.
A lnlge number of Halloween par- "They all came to us. 1131 for re-
ties are scheduled for the last of this (mm but to be enabled to go on
ill. week, PM the first of next. Masque shilling"
"worms are 1111111519., and many sur
Prise parties will be “sprung" on un- BRICKLAVERS UNION OFFICERS
suspecting young folks. ; w.lll.l1l.1N'rlc. Oct. 27.-—John
_, . ._ 20‘.l(eeie of New iluv,en was elected
=1 “Picturesque California" was the president at the closing session of
title of Erwin’s splendidly presented ,tlle annual convention of the state or
gird mighty interesting lecyul‘e in glllllzation of bl'ickin1'.cnl masons and
' the South Norwulk Congregational plastercrs here. The other oflicers
WEB. last night. The 8900M lec'jthoaen were: Vice-Presidents, Thom:
J6 was given under the auspices OtIilS 0‘ Council, Ansonill; Frank Sym-
the King's Daughters 0‘ the Churfllntners Stalnt‘md: Secretary. 1’. (‘1 Mc'
lid. to was the first. was a big 300' llernlott New H111';en 'i‘l r',enl:lller Wat
peso. The attendance was very out- or Kingsbury, New 111mm,
Wtory. A resolution \vusndoptcll favoring
' 1the introduction [11 the next General
.The special Hullowe'en 300““ com- Assemblv of :1 bill to provide for a
mitten of Trinity church will hold ulstatc inspector of ma .onr1 whose, d11-
meeting tomorrow night. itlev. should be to inspect all masonr1
The motile!“ 0! H8"! E- Bailiwitz, on buildings erected in state moneys
‘ ‘l‘l’mpect avenue, is seriously ill at' ::_____._._.
Xfmp home Dr C E Cram Is in INDIANS RETIRE BEFORE TROOPS
V 1 LA I’AZ C:li.,1l:1 Radio to 'San
_.._____..... Diego, Oct. 27. ~17 nited States troops
The engagement of Miss Maude Lil sent ill pursuit of a band of \iltyn in-
lion Horton, daughter of M1. and Mrs. idialls thought to have contemplated
William. O. Horton, of 7 Camp street,:rald.~1 111101111119 plant of the United
1to Percy Alexander Ross. of New Sugar Company at hos Mochlu, Sono-
fYork city-, was announced at :1 card ra. rounded to' that town yesterday
party at the brides home last Sutur- and repotted that the Indium: had re-
rdnyf evening. A clarge number oil tired across the Fuerte Rit er and were.
l menus were entertained and the oc- proceeding nm"'.th\1md
~éasion was a very pleasant one. i The situation at La
" " quiet.
Ar"
P112 remains-
Russia is no longer the monop\ist —~————-——~——
"of Sunflower culture. The edict has COURT ACTS ON MANY MATTERS.
' gone forth from the Kaiser that sun-
Blower seed must be planted through.:Motions Disposed Of by Judge Wit
nub/his realm, to furnish a substitute llams Il‘ Yesterday‘s Short
1101911111: en ti other fats used 111 . calendar Benton.
:7. After reusing out the oil, the At yesterday's short calendar sea:
out is to be used for cattle feed. The clan of the superior court, held in the
young shoots- and leaves are to Dunbury court house, Judge William
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indeed. exceed the
number of vacancies. Board and lode»
in
and the mail as
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every tool
Some men halt lclnained on:
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backs up his :ts.:crtiolt with the‘
account ofl
VV \W - v ,
u ,1':a' :0 of diabetes “'9 had treated with,
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oiiicer read 1t and as a conse-'
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flttcncc called upon us. We began to
regimen not- cssarv 11' hen ‘
W 0
doesn't want to stop,
working or,'
bridge;
Ionable bet to keep it 11p until idle;
. :58 and the defendants are given until
H. Williams disposed of motions milde
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W C can supply any style
Perlecli ll..011 Oil. HEATER
desired May we shoviyou?
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
127-129-131 WASHINGTON ST.
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1V- 1 WMJ‘VAL puma-1 111—: 15‘ 13,54?
agar-11c. 41.3%WL‘L «NA! - 1.1.114an
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‘ lmNESDAY, OCT. 27, 1915
:i" luffwms
PHONE 105.
ATouch of a Match Brings aTouch of Spring
Touch :3 match. In five min-
utes the Perfection Smokeless
Oil Heater is spreading comfort
5 1 . , and warmth.
1‘ extra heat.
The Perfection keeps any room
Highest award Panama-Paulie Expedition
STANDARD Oil. C0. 01" NEW YORK
(Principal Station.)
NEW YORK ALBANY
BUFFALO BOSTON
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citiLl— free and cosy. Pick it up—
1.1.1:! take it wherever you want
Light and easily
carried. Smokeless and odorless.
Ten hours glowing warmth on
a gallon of kerosene oil.
' ' Sold in many styles and sizes at all hardware an
general stores. Look for the Triangle Trademark.
Pinkerton
OIL HEATERS
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WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF
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Heaters
sou'ru
NO/R’I‘H MAIN ST.
Perfection Oil
A. J. COLLINS & CO.
Sterling FurnitureCo.
The Store of Quality and Fairness
STERLING/RANGE CLUB
Now Being Formed. Join Today
and enjoy for the rest of your life the finest baking,
cooking and heating range in the country today.
A range that is fully guaranteed by the manufac-
turer and ourselveé to dock, heat and bake.
Range ................ ..... $14.95 to $75.00
Brass Beds
39.50 to
‘1 7- l I; i I iffyf'lk’ .: \‘ $75a00
‘. l V
I . The largest assortment
l ‘l l ever shown in the city of
Norwalk.
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BabyACarriages
° $9.00 1.. $35.00
Reed Carriages in all fin-
ishes, Brown, White, Gray
and Natural, Etc.
Blankets and Comfortables
A large assortment, very reasonably priced from
$1.00 to $7.00
I
Sterling Furniture Co.
‘ 1111111111105 ,
122-129-131 Washington St.
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01111. lloyt’s Theatre.
NORWALK
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the allowance.
The motion of the Savings Bank 0!
Danbury against Annie M. Hill, at at.
Ifor foreclosure,
lamount of the indebtedness to 81,129.
March 1, 1916, to redeem the property
involved in the foreclosure.
tion.
Carroll D. Ryder was appointed as
Coal
be boiled and used as spinach.
-w
in cases pending In the court in. the
JBANNER BAKERY, 5 MONROE 81'. following manner:
In the case or James 8. Richards vs.
\.
e muke a specialty or Raisin Bread
If a .building' is to stand the elements and tht other
many ravages of time. it must have a firm foundation.
{You must build your fortuitous you would a build- ,
lug—haw a firm foundation; I, 1 . I: ”’15 4
The logical foundation for your fortune is a Savings
account. so that your dollars can add tbelresultu of
{their atom to your own. 1. .1
Don’t wait damn have a large 1111111111111 .4» open .11
who” You have that
1' will start it;
permanent. receiver for the Steama
Lime 530. Mr. Ryder has been acting
as temporary receiver of the concern
for some time.
months on the time limit for creditors
[to file their claims- against the con-
cern. with the receiver.
Judge Williams ordered that on 1111-;
war be filed by next Friday in the
case of Fmtinund Albert“ vs
for judgement for 1111111 or lineman
will be granted. '
Claim toi- hearings on motions in
the cities of the 11111111111111: Surety co.
against Jane B. Duncan;
Seneck vs. Benjamin 5. Selleck, et ale.
executors: Arnold Turner vs. The No.-
clonal Hot 100.,
fiehmldt at: at 1111. O. Augustus Gotten
.et 11111., view allowed to stand over
for the week.“ ' ->
Hamilton, or the motion in the cue ‘
IlGHVERN THREE THREE THREE
0“ KEEN WOMAN DROWNED FROM BARGEE.
1 BRANFORD, Conn., Oct. 27.——:Mary
was granted The f0R Boy scou‘s Connelly, about 35 years old, was
. .. drowned from 11 0 rue .111 Pine 0r-
ehard yesterday. She wasmmployed
(Continued from first Pace.) on Barge 15, owned by the Word
for their country, not, we hope and Company of New York, and in step
Motions for. toreclosure in two cases} pray, in the war of man against man, plug from another barge to the one
of the Savings Bank of Dunburylbut in the never-ending struggle noon which she lived, slipped into the
against Harriet Hackett et at were build the foundations of society water. The body was recovered.
granted by the court. The amount mlstronger and better and truer' At
volved in both units is 3'1, 076. 87. The “‘9 end 0’ the CW“ W." the“ Wade“ "’Buy Lamps,
defendants are given until April 3 up Pennsylvania "9"“9' in Washing- '
1916, to redeem the property in quos- to on, the Grand Army °t the Republic.“ unhfing Fixtures ‘
tattered and worn and heavy, but in ’
all The glory of a noble victory over oil “fliers
a noble toe ’ America has few once-l WE MAKE. -
sions in its history that so set the "union-"lump”: '
blood to tingling as does this, Butl Lam... " I...” 1.11%”:
, perhaps grander even would be the 3" .amtv ”’°
The court “t 10‘" sight. at the end of a generation, or __“s"":,m “a“; ”I-‘lxllrcs
a. parade of your army, some victory- ' ’ if ”amt-“41"!" j"
ions, and some defeated, but all mind-1 "MILLER”w Ann?“ \
in] that they had been true to their m "first“: nfirggglxs'fimf'
bledge. Sincerely Yours wlllnoll WM‘F. 211:0?th
Mm ’yAMUS 3' HOWOMB' as 111.11 13E: Mlle" million “MU“
Governor of Connecticut. w .1 ,
Governor 'Holcoxnb has previously 1 L V . ,1,
zone on record In ludorslng the Boy ‘ ‘BUY , ,,
Scout movement in an address de- '. . ~ ‘
liver-ed at the 151111.; convention ot _ , ,1‘ ‘ . .
JmoJ-I. Boy Scouts, at the utote armory lull: _ ale ton
February, In tho coursegot his 1111-, , , ‘ _ p .
dress be "field. "If eyery boy at noon: - . ' ‘ l
and of. 1.0qu H age in connection lamenting aplendx , Q“, 1' -: . _' fl, ,
id organisation the plate would soon \ I, ,, 0031
do away with thoughaalllre refo tonne-l f m. . .
'mry n . ‘ .. ' ‘ ‘ ‘
From A Coal
Pocket is Pos-
itively Clean ‘
l 6" It is not exposed to the
weather and cannot be,
, loaded into the wagons un-
» Insult itis thoroughly screened
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We carry .the best coal to be obtained and charge no
more than elsewhere.
Tell us your heating problem and we will tell you what
kind of coal to use. ,
Harris & Gans
‘ is
Phone
1 721
WATER STRBET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Leave Your 01111111111
enhancer“. 11.
res or every ay..........._...22c .
Pigs’ Knuckles and Sen.- Knit.
Pigs? He‘d.- epeooollotvnu “
l...‘.i“¢;uooooohlolat! 501B.
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