. r, 1915
, llll lllllt‘
' Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. 11.,
mil meet llun etening (or regular
weekly business.
Routine business was transacted at
last night's meeting 0! Olive Branch,
Knights of Pythias.
tutti units .
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Butch '.‘
Sl. Ltr‘un. ‘
l‘t '
Chicago. ‘,
Only two games scheduled.
m, .il'» 1.}
Standing in National League.
. the commission has tailed and refill
l for the removal or the trees
in; that we court
wees on H‘s-t. Waxy.
In the complaint it is alleged that
on.» 't... n...
necessity
in pro
posed double tracking projects of the
(‘onnecticut Co. on that street b: l ween
Main street and Blakeman Place.
Further allegations in the corn-
plaizit indicate that the laying of the
tracks is unjust and unequitshle, that 5
ed to consider the actual
Procrastination is the thief
ter’s coming? Our coal in your
penmres in you home. Be wi
and secure your coal NOW before higher ' '
prices prevail. We
have the largest and best assortment' in the city, and can
please the most fastidious taste.
with anything in our line.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3.
M
BE WISE
of time. Do you dread Win-
furnace will keep even tem-
ss and use good judgment
We can fill you want!
- :31 Wadnnghon' St.
w L. Pt‘ unsafe conditions would be caused
Old. Well Commandery, No. 956. “ Brooklyn ............. 7:: 44 . 21 by the laying of tracks and this: the
O G C. will meet this eeiums for Barton ............... 69 46 .600 plans ofthe Connecticut Co. were not!
rerulu gemmommy “we“ lhllauelpllla ........... 67 49 .578 approved by the trustees.
New York ............. 56 5% .497 ' —*"“
l
The regular weekly meeting of m-‘LUWh ------------ 3") 64 JGZlJUDGE WEBB DRAW“
Coekenoe Tribe No. 32 1. 0. n. u, >t- bouts ............. 55 68 '“7. Finer JURY “It:
‘ul be held this evening m the Red (l’ll( ago ............... 55 68 .‘SY‘ . I
. - (Stilt-innuti ............ 46‘ 78 .371 Men Chosen w‘“ 3. Called Upon to 60'
~ t. . .
lens Hall, on Main atree ._._ Duty I. chum" Common
l cam Tods 1 Pleas Court.
" - s ‘ 4d O l,‘ ’-
Keams ortheitla, of En with: New York at 305“)“. l Judge. James H. Webb of the Civil;
fl" furnish muslc‘ for ‘ dance'l ilo l Brooklyn at Philadelphia (2). Superior court, yesterday drew (in
'"u be gum at (.ompo. 1m.“ eten :35 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2). in“ jury list 1° the coming court.
under the auspices of the Lontpo Life, (q "-a _‘ year. The“ which were drawn
. .... go at St. Louis.
Guards. l __ have not been summoned to do duty.
"—'—"_ " AMERICAN LEAGUE. but when they are they will act in tho‘
Haylng is still in progress on many 'Crimlnal Common Pleas 00.1". but
hill” in ”‘9 Virility 0' ”“3 “WM, Games Yesterday. iyear there was very little work for the
Scarcity of labor is one of the prin-; St Louis 2_ 303m“ 1. ‘iury in this court and it “1.5 not call-
:li‘pal causes :11! the dilazshuietttinigml: “,hshmgwn' 5. (““01de 3- 118:3):0 until near the close or the
o crop. 3 am is; ,l ‘. _ _ _
( ,.;Phldlbia,1.
farmers say, to pmcure (arm help. ”2:2:07. Vcw‘l;0:kp3 l The names of those who have been:
‘ ' ‘ ’ ' Idrawn to act an jurors are: Dan K.
.....— ,
- . 1 la c , ‘Whltne and William A. Walker,
.hfiél’3lsii?‘gi::- E: Ifdgrrzno St:- swam“ 1" “mm" ”"M' ‘Bridxep’ort' Ednr 8 Banks and Royal
- “ ' w. L. N‘. ' ' ' . '
ens, which breakage occurred on Aug- V, ‘ m 71 m 577 S. Banks. Falrflold; Joseph L. ( oI-’
. -‘ l . . . u. .
. - . i " ‘ """""" grove and Elbert F. Lockwood.
3:1?‘hr'tl‘i‘eu: 2:01:33,“ 2.3: l‘tllcs‘lmmi' "70 5"! '551 Greenwich; Hamilton Perry and1
' “ ' , " " (‘hltzit’o .............. 69 57 .548 . w w , H _
agenc)’. by whom they were tnsured. ‘t l ui 69 '8 :43 Harry :Ligrefiun'tfiln, M. “L n, \ar'
...- - 1“ - 4“ 5 """"""""" " "’ rie A. .m t and 0mm: \‘i use. .‘or-i
—-Ii it‘s real comlort that you want pr "Mk ”'“""'66 58 ”“2 wall; Judson “'~ “9181) and Lionlal.
next win-[er and every other winter. (IP‘Vkland ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 67 60 528 l). Rinchart, Stamford: Ellloli W.
then use Burnham none: t‘osy Coni- “"“l‘lnh'lt'” ---------- 5° 62 ‘92 Peck and Frank R. Summits. Strut-
‘ Philadelphia .......... 27 94 .223,tord; 0. B. Burton and Warren E.’
tort lleat. Lord & Burnhani L‘o., Irv-
ington, N. Y.
t
Innis Waldman, the gmccr, of 249
Main street, Wits attested, ycstcrtlay,‘
by Ofllt't‘r Jarvis Murray, on :i war-I
rant issued (or selling gasoline front
a tank that did not register truthful-
ly. ills trial will come up Tuesday
morning, at 9 o'clock. before Judge
Lockwood. l
l
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-—Great Variety 01' Caps. O'llricn’s.
Miss Florence Lynes, of Earl ave-l
nue. has purchased a Ford touring car.
The autonioblllat who damaged llew'
lnald Smith‘s motorcycle when it was
Ltatulint: in front of tho t'lty ,llnll
one day this week has notifiad‘tltu
owner that lie is willlng to settle for
Ill damages. ‘
-—lla\'c you a painful Bunion'P—‘Sce
Foot Specialist at Keoler's shoe store.
Now that the hunting season ap-
proathcs, hunters have started totnko
out llt‘t‘llht‘S for this N’llstlll. Many
have already applied to Town Clerk
Herbert Smith for licenses, and many
morn are expected, Owing to lllt‘ fuel
that the law went off today, on t-lllipt‘,‘
itandpipors, gnllitnnlcs and mud lions,
a larae number of licenses have been.1
llsueu In the past few days. l
_._._....—
A party consisting of Mayor llnn‘
otroni, and all M the councilmen ox-l
cepting Stevens and Smith. visited the
various road construction jobs
thmugliout the city,
afternoon. The city officials were very
much pleased with the way in which
the work is being completed. The
street department started today, to
tear up Franklin Avenue, preparatory
to the layout. South Main Street Wan
completed yesterday.
_—
~th allowed for old straws. O'Ilrlen’s
Ernie Linderman, the crack twirler
of the Bushwlck team, or New York
City has been signed by the Norwalks
to twirl against New Canaan, on La-
bor Day mornlng. Ferry will be back
at short, and McMahon will go to cent-
er field. “Brass” Tobin will cover the
right garden in the morning. and Lind-
erman will guard the sa'me territory
In the afternoon's game. Addmlsslonl
to labor Day's games will be twenty-
-flve cents for everybody.
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I
No Rudder
No one would wish to ride
in a ship without a rudder.
Cancelled checks are a rud-
der for \your future guid-
ance and will enable you to
save and cut out many ex- '
penditures. Come in and let
us tell you have s. check-
ing account with this bank
will help you.~ Checking ac-
counts large or small are
WWW r
on Wednesday;
l i733?"
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Wu-hinnton.
l‘mrttm at New York.
Only two games scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
4
Games Yesterday.
llrltlmnrc, .‘l; Rochester, 1.
Toronto. 3; Newark, 1.
Buffalo, I; l‘rot‘itlrncc,
Richmond. ll; llontrcnl,
.1.
9
Standing in International League.
Games Today.
l‘it "itl- ntn- .ll llut'fnln.
llit litnond nt Montrtnl.
llnltimorc :tt liOt'llt‘sll‘l'.
....-
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Gsmes Yesterday.
Lawrence, 5: Hartford, 3.
Bridgeport, I. Portland, 1.
Spvlnuficld. 6; Lynn, 5.
Only three names scheduled.
——
Standing in Eastern League.
W. L. 1‘.
Now London .......... 74 30 .7
Portland .............. 74 31 .7
Springfield ............ 60 45 .5
k“bit-ester ..37 46 .5
Lynn .7 50 .5
jllfl'tvl'flfl‘l‘ ............. IS 55 .4
New Haven ........... 46 59 .4
-llriducport ...... . . . . .39 70 .Il.
Illarthrd .............. 35 69 ..:
Lowell . ............... 33 63 .3
1 Games Today.
1 Lawrence at Hartford.
. Bridgeport at New London.
; Portland at New Haven,
1 Lowell at Worcester.
Springfield at Lynn.
l
YESTERDAY.
St. Paul, .8-2: Milwaukee, M.
Toledo, (-5; Columbus. 1-5.
Louisville, 2; lndlanapolls, 1.
—_—.———i—*
YESTERDAY.
Atlanta, 2~2; Mobile, 10.
Nashville. 6; Little Rock, 0,
CENSURE FOR PUBLIC
UTILITIES commenter: Milton Elwood. W.
m STAMFORD uwourr
STARTFORD. epl. 1.-'l‘he public "3 Wm 5"
utilities board comes microcosm -
in a suit tiled in the superior court }
fyesterday afternoon by Alice and For
oils fldson or East Broadwsy prey-
AM ERICAN ASSOCIATION GAM ES
Minneapolis, 6-7: Kansas City, 5-8.
SOUTH ERN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Birmingham, 5-1: New Orleons, 0-0.
William n. ma-
Wen-l
jPlumb, Trumbull:
son and John S.\\'alreman,
* port.
-—'l‘he steamer “\V. 1. Stevens," wIlli
make regular trips on Saturdays and
Ion Sundays between Roton Point nndl
Illuntinxton. Leaves Roton Point at!
8a. m. l p. in. 8:30 p. :1). Leaves llun-l
tlngton at 10 a, m. 3 p.ru.10 p.111 The‘
8'30 p. m. trip from Roton Polrt rc-
lurns in time for the cars to Norwxilk
sad Stanford. Round trip 50 cents. Forl
excursions. picnics and moonlight
sails. apply to Captain Frank R. Ele-
W. L. P.C.f "I“
nuumo ............... no 51 .575:
l‘rot ill! “('0 ........... 66 53 .555 ,
Toronto ............... til 50 .542l We Are NOW Scum:
l‘utl‘ilin) l‘ ............. I}: 56 .525; Red oak coal
\lont I will .............. till 55 .522‘
'lllt'h: tint! 37. (H .462l Get Your orders in
lilllllPKll‘l‘ ...... 3: 66 .441, WM- EEFRON CO-, Inc'
M \- um ............... as. 73 .387 3 Rowan 5‘" 5- "WWI"
.4 Tel. 441 Tel. 441
in. "Fine Compound
With Tar
For That Cold 01 Yours
I. II. mm. MIL
‘EBUILT TYPEWRITERS -— L.
Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented
repaired. Rentals. 18
per month. Mathilde!
sold at $5 per month.
S .uts. DONNJLLY
12 1. oguth ”gin “net, south Not-wall
05
71.” 1,“.-. “ ‘J
58‘
«I
fig. MEN’S
38‘
...-.5 $4.00
27
SHOES '
Regardless of the advanced
price of leather our $4.00 Tan
or Black Shoes for fall will
interest you.
BOYS’ AND GIRLS'
School Shoes
AT REASONABLE PRICES
Glover’s
m
"ANS-ATLANTIC UN“
Butball
more D“
P
cordiallyinvited. 22.: ,‘ ..-rtomwmr
"— "' "gi'llmoiix‘m.
"it"
'2 .‘ Ail.
”who
American Uns
Holland-Anionic“ mo. -'
Ecumenism-American Lino.
Swedishumsrton nae. '
gimp Bur uu. '
ma 1“. .' y 1"”
Attend: "‘ “' -"
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OPTICIAN
Everything in the: Optical Line
0.115. Jackson
53 WALL ST.
NORWALK
Phone 438
EYES EXAMIN ED FREE
Phonon 100
Free Delivery.
Johnson & Murphy’s Shoes for Men
$8.
All the Fall Models Now Ready m
Black, Tan or Mahogany Leather
The very best men’s ahae for style, comfort and wear-
us
ing qualities.
CONNEALLY
.1 WASHINGTON CTNEI‘I‘
or 'p-Y-‘Y ts . was all
FRED H. GANUNG.
Pum Director and Embol
(lilies and Residence
Telephone 904
M So. Mlln 8L, Io. Noml
If you need to buy a cake for tea,
Try chocolate layer and pleased
you will be.
So while‘ you’re housecleaning,
too busy to bake,
'Phone to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.
The Banner Bakery
Tel. 001
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N. Y..N.l!. & ll. 'l'llc .Tlllle
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. l.—-1:30x. 5236:. 5:491. 6:571,
7:181, 7:40, 7:551, 8:21x, 8:59x. 9:23x.
0:89. 10:06:. 10:83:, 10:52:.
P. M.—1|:0k. 1207:, 1:281, 3:02x.
8:80. 4:102. 4231:, 6:18x, 5:46, 6:011.
0:11; 7:022. 8:00x, 0:58;
Sundays.
A. M.—11:25_g. 1:191. 5:49;, 8:09.
0:101. 10:382.
‘31:. 5:46, 0:03; 7:02x, 7:11, 7:461,
1:57;. 0:0“, 9:501, 10:05:, 10:40:.
NM York to South Norwalk.
A. Il.—-4:411, 5:30, 8:40. 7:511
8:002, 8:11;. 11:00:. 9:1lx.10:031.
10:06,10:60x.
P. X.—12:08x. 1:06. 1:131. 2204:.
1:57. 4:211. 4:81, 4:481. 6:132, 5:29.
5:38. 0:00x.8:0¢, lzlix. 1:95; 8:00;
8:102. one. 11:10:, 11:00:.
Ouidayn.
arc—mo. mm. mm, 9:21;,
10:00:. 10:50:.
P. n.——1::10:. 1:011, 1:003, 1:85;
5:01. 5.1. 0:001, 7:101. 8101,0303,
10:00:. 108:. 11:60:.
Iouth Nowell: to New Haven.
A. l—nzux. 1:01: . 5:58. 7:10.
9:158, 10:00:. 10:18:. 10:18:. 13:11:.
11:01:. '
P. 14:10.1:08; 1:101. 4:88 5:10!
0:19. 0:51. 7:001. 0:101. 0:441. 0:101.
”“8: 11m.
10:10. 11:18. m. .
mass an inn A no
' on
ALL ,KINDS OF FRESH FISH-
Lobstera and Soft Crabs,
Round and Long Clams
CU'I'BIIL'S BRIDGE MARKET
in males pinched nerves and pain In
5 Monroe MOW
P. N.-—11:021., 1207:, 2:“1, 3:131.
. I x" .
Ila-41:88. 1:181. 7:00, 0:153.
P. 14:01:. sass. 4268:. Oak ,
0300:; 7:“ 0:00;, 0:002. this.
'10..-. 11.31“.-
m:
M.
I
j
mintzs ,
Specials for Saturday ;
“pursuits 3.95
$15 New Dresses - - - 9.95 ....
$9 Sweaters - - - 5.95
25c Hose - - - - ’3 190‘
...;
10c and lZciOutsizelVests “Seconds" sci.
SpeciallVeils 1.00 a 1.5099.
51 Sillelovcs, “Founes” 75c.
75c|Silk Gloves, “Founes”
Special Values in Shapes
and 100.
71 north Main St.
00
_J
Is arriving daily and both big floors are crowded with 1110
very latest models in sets or single pieces for the potion},
library, den, sleeping room. dining room and kitchen. A
whatever the grade.
Free Auto Delivery to all surrounding towns.
RAYMOND 8r SON
1
Wall C& High Sts. Funeral Directors Norwalk"
8t BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 1070-2.
» a
- The New Science
DENMHON OP CHIROPRACTIC
Chh'oproctlc Is the definition 0! the
ans. o! the disease and the art ol
Idjuntlnx tho some. Disease ls caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain In the
back. Even If done in childhood
later life in the dlllorent axons
limbs. r “d
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems In your body. Female troubles
given special nttantlon: also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor s chance to
help you.
Magnetic trolknenti given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
04 Washington 8L. so. Nomlk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
Fall Term of
School
L Now in Session
All Commercial and
English Subjects
ENROLL NOW
2*. £3.” -
Merrill
Business
{
Adornhly simple are these newest of frocks
for early Autumn wear. featuring the new,
“Overdras” efioct
shown in
PlCTOlllAl. REVIEW
PATTERNS
They may be lash-
ioned of Serge with
buttons for the deco-
rative note.
smarter-25nd PATTERNS
gm “nu: FASHION noon
mum For FALL Now on solo
.F. s. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, But Wng‘Best Prlcoo
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE om
FAST FREIGHT LINE To It
YORK. '
Frelght boat loaves Plot' 27 '
River, New York (foot or .
fit.) every day except Sunday.
In. Frelght recelved at Norwelk "
5 o. m. and at South Nomlk’
5:30 p. m. "
8. NO NWALK
George F. Fools, General A
rue ANNING .t. SMITH r L'
ronrartou LINE. In”:
You [lave
- , m that?” Any
”swan-“N“ fl“ “" ___ . ,
pun canon: 'rnnus SELL‘ S J’
, ,_ . .. rr 'ro ' -
. .17.. “'“l'” M”
in!” w I" - l' “ Successor to Wm. Mm
Phone 499.
4”...“ MOST LIBERAI} f t
,3- .1 M . y, 37 Fort Street. Eant Nu
BETTER CLOTHING
——-, —-It you had been s not”
Norwalk Chronicler