vn- v. on m can. Isl-J. MU;
EIATE MEET 0N “PT. at
u
Lon”! M of Ionboro Ever
in W I! mm. '
. llllllh' ‘
1will be held tomorrow even!“ , The lament atoning or members
in! the Junior Order of United Anteri-
“Mylo-n Mechanics ever held in Bridge-
hu'port is being planned for Tuesday.
Sept, 26‘ when the state convention
R the order will he held here. Violiore
Ifrom every lodge in the state as well
i . , . . .
Rockwell Duggan, Bertram Craw- iniomlsssg Egjacfixt‘tizh:;t
t led ’ ° '
tordKand'Jullon Cornetllhotvt’: 17th h Hampshire and Maine an expected.
tron _‘ weeks automo ‘9 “p g Congressman John L. Brunett of Ala-
the hew BM States. 1 haunt. author of literacy test out! other
‘ wan eport ed to be‘ proposed '. trictlons on immigration.
drunken man r will be thoq’fprinctpal speaker at the
In Union street, last evening. DUI “DOD conven‘ion' i
investigation by the 1‘0““ nothing Tuesday evening prawns to the.
could be discovered 0‘ an lntoncotod opening of the convention, there will
'be a street parade in which members
—-—“"-— of Bridgeport and Harmony councilo
-—DANCING Thursday night at Row“ will participate as well as the visitors.
POint. Grace Brothers' Orchestra. The marchers will go to the Casino, in
—'-"""' State strret. where there will be 3
Twc anemone the America “dim public mee'ing at which Congmr
othcrabanner advertising the Nation- man Burnp‘t will speak. Otheri
I1 Guard. have been strung 0“! in speakers will be: National Councilor
front of the recruiting omce in the
City Hall. '
A meeting of the Norwalk J
uteri Association is being heldt
afternoon. in Arlen Hall, in Madison
mt.
person.
.Xoyes of New Hampshire, national
‘vice councilor. and chairman of the
going on for the past two days has Woods of Philadelphia, national sec-
been peacefully settled, and that. the rvtari': Stephen Collins of Pittsburxh.
strikers returned to work this nlorn- FPt‘Ti‘laTY'mflmlit’r 0f the Si“ benefit
t‘hitrlci ll_ Kernan, superin-
fill“ '
1118- 1;
___._.__ it cut of the orphans' home which
There will be a subscription dance the order maintains at Columbus, 0..
and others prnmlnt-m in national and
at the Knob Club SaturL/uy evening.
" ‘ ‘ r'he‘tra will furnish
Glfl.n“00d H 0 L. a . 'l‘vto hands and two drum corps have
music There Will be transportation
. d h t ‘ will be bl‘ell encamd for the parade. The firat
. , q
”film an ‘ 9 re- aurnu meeting of the state council will be in
opened. 'Odtl Follows' hall. Broad rtreet, on
f\l't‘ldnc'sdtiy morning, at 9 o'clock.
James K”“' a deckhand on one 0 (lvsorge Pclham of Harmony council
the Schooncrs docked in the Norwalk will preside. Wednesday evening
“”50“ “‘3 “”95““: 1““ ”win“ by there will he 11 banquet at The Strat~
stain wmk of the order.
'_.————
Omcer Page, for intoxication. in court, field for the “5m“: delegates and 01.:
this morning. Judge Lockwood fined ficers.
the man 31- . The reception comtntttt‘e for visitors
‘iit:
W
the rear of his home some time during tson.
the night. The wheel won a Ranger
model, and warn practically new. ills-ts of :
’Standish. Guatnrc Geill. Elliott
Richards. Carl
Banner Council, Daughters of Lib- Brown. Arthur
erty. will hold a regular meeting to- ”"00. 1
night. Business of importance willbe “fl". if,
tram-acted, and. after the business .\cubaur.
meeting. an entertainment will be on- ”'—
ALES.
joyed Refreshments will be served. ' REAL ESTATE 5
George White, of En finrvulkm‘pr
peered ‘ before Score ry of State
Charles I). Burned, in Hartford, yester-
day. He was arrested some time ago
Main street. War.
L. Benedict to Frank O
2&9};ng and wife—~Shore property
0.
Samuel
_ / _ ‘v: . l
for reckless driving of an automobile 311:3“ 8‘ lierriam to Ethel \f Bran dt“ 12: Washington St. Tolepliono 004 odlnotlnc W “'00. 0m 1' afloat!
and not carrying a license. The ii» '; b ildi S S nth Maln‘ N Go. Main 8% “- NM. ‘ bl . '"mmh'a twiot or can 1"”an u”
cease was suspended for thirty days. Tm: :3; u ng ' o | - Rust.” undid Gas in 4 M000
________ 3 rec . r. I n as an in
, _ later 113 in tho durum um
. }’¢ANCING Thursday night at Roton l filoregcebxitgrwm31:21:): 813:0: limbo. t 0 Old
Point. Grace Brothers' Orchestra. '6’...“ “ 3" . David W Raymond Gunmetal! remove the clue of
The first pinocllle tournament of the‘ st'mc Selleck to Otto I indatrom—i U N'DE RTKKER If you need to buy l cake form dine-no "‘5 M health In ““0“",
season will be held at the. Norwalk ‘ ‘ l . Ch 1 I “d l “d w the nerve .y,
Try oco ate lye! a p 01 . tom iii your body. “male troubles
Club, Tuesday evening, September
20th. The entertainment committeeI
has made special provisions for 'a
good time on this evening. and“ is
expected that a large number will be}
liar.
Emily Greenwoad to l’atrlck
nue. War.
tresbmenis. )War.
‘ Officer Reynolds telephoned to [lo-l WlLSON NOT COMING HERE.
lice headquarters, last evening, that a i .
Ford car had been left in Mrs. Jennie Mr. Cummings Snyo Preoldent Won'
1'. L. Nash‘s driveway. in Barlow; Go on Stumplng Tour.
avenue. evidently abandoned by it". J’resltlent Wilson will not toutxho
owner. Edward Bates t°°k charge °Hcountry on a “stumping tour" during
the machine and brought it t0 the City the campaign, according to Homer 3.
Hall early this morning. According to:cummjn‘g' Democratic national cont-
the resistor. the car belongs to Fred-t mltteeman. Stump speeches, Md my
orick Heath. of Woodward avenueficm‘pmmgs, do not conform to th
The police have not yet been able to‘ President's idea of his duties.
get into touch with 111-. Heath in re-
gard to the matter.
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.
Shavings free, by the barrel or car
load. Come and got all you want The
Hatch & Bailey Co.
invitations to appear before non-pan
'sazi bodies.
‘-_—
..-. _.—
del‘Wiils . ‘
Many wills drawn. years
I ..
ago, defeat their objects by
., their very provisions. ’As a
‘ sometime before election.
'1" lief was dispelled by
last night. a, '
.\.
field, Mara,
‘W at- hot. new Thom j
M..- c. ..... .—. ........._..._.. w*~.
c. B. Webb of North Carolina; John-1M
1 You imow that Eflron’s wagon
‘ ibty your house in an ornament.
Officials of the company stated this Congressional it’glslitlll'e committee in“ go.- one poull or ‘depm Y0“?
morning that the strike that has been the capitol at Washington; Martin Klan have Eil'ron paying you best;
Roy Strindish. Warren W. 0006-;
Donald Gray, 0‘ Morgan avenue. "3' rich George Pclham. C. D. Ooborn.’
ported to the police this morning the John C. Bailey, Louis H. Wildmm.
theft of a bicycle from the barn In Benjamin 0. Roll and Paul P. Clark-;
The demonstration committee con-
F. ii. Spalin. C. S. Burt. Roy;
1".
FA.
,loyd J. Brown. Alexander 8.
W, H. Crossmnn and Henry
I John B. Grf‘lllle and wife to Michael
Johnson—Building lot, South Main
Lot and buildings, Van Zant street?
w «fl
[‘31
"11:
Skldd and wife—Lot, Spring Hill avo-
. James Bates to Susan S. Busby-
. .t
present. There will be music and re .7 acres, No alk and New C aan.‘
Asked if the President would refrain
from gnapeechmaking. Mr. Cummings
replied that he would probably wept
lt was believed that the President
might make a visit to Connecticut
This re-
Mr. Cummings
WINBTE DCITIZENS BEE BALCON.
WED, Sept. 18.~A largo bal-
loon,.'which come out. of the north.
apparently mm tho direction of Pitts-
floated over anxted K
D“? 015“ lop“ Build“.
i _._....
MAFu-MLooflIorNot-Roc-
ord in 1917.
—-—
PITTSBURGH. lead“ Ids—James A.
Farrell. president at the United States-
Steel wmration. wen-Btu at a ban-
quet in the min or quleone to-
night, predicted a prosperous year 10"
the steel industry.
“Nineteen hundred and otxteon will
probably 50 down in hiotory as one
of the most remarkable years that the
iron and steel industry has ever‘
BE WISE
Procrastination is thothief atria-a“ nonunion»
ter's coming? Our coal inyour furnace will keep oven ten
porous. ia you homo. Be wise and use good judgment
and myour coal NOW before higher prices prevail. We
have tho largest and best assortment in the city, and can
please tho most fastidious taste. We can fill you want! .
with anything in our line. I .
RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘
Phone "3-3. 131 Wm St.
o
known," he declared. "Without the.
necessity of restoring to prophecy, we?
can aooumo that the year 1817 will:
see the blast furnace nd steel works
of this country operating at capacity." 1
some comma wielos. 1
NEW LONDON, Sept. ld.——lles Flog
re E. Hull. 29. committed suicide yes-
terday by housing in the attic of her
home. I She was formerly a school-
teacher, but for some time past had
beenanurooflhohadboenlnpoor
health.
wnv nor BE in THE
MAJORITY?
Iprlceo for all kinds of Junk.
‘ L. EFFR
: 5 Rowan St.. E.
{Tel. 1906. _
i Ralston
Shoes >
FOR MEN
FALL STYLES
now ready in attractive and
comfortable models
orwalk
Tel. 1906
'4.50 5.00
Glover’s
'. llllton Elwood. Manager.
' l
O. B. JaCkSOD ”$3333
OPTIC!“ Phone 433
Everything in the: Optical Line
i
EYES EXAMIN ED FREE
, ”.7... *..-.W,,
.
i
! Lobster-s and Soft Crabs,
ALL .KINDS OF FRESH FISH i
CUI'BIL’S HINGE MARIE
Phonon 10 and 100.
Froo Dollvom
11 North lain 0!.
School Days are Coming ‘ t
Buy School Shoes HERE i
We carry all the leading make, and guarantee a perfect
fit as well u the boot of good looks and wearing qualities.
Children’s Stockings too
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN "
If wit-macros o-rnm rout-nous mu.
i
The New Scidcéji.
mum OF OHIMAOTIC
We in the definition of the
mottbodloooooandtboort of
'p" to
FRED H. amuno.
Funorol Director and Embol
Office and Rooldonoo
TOR 0M 1W: H“. .3»
27 WASHINGTON 01'. ~
NIW RID MEN'. IUILDINQ
l
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given apooial emotion; oloo curvature
ofthosplno. Yonwillnoverrolrot
givln: tho Chiropractor o chonoo to
help you.
kimono tie-month given am
you will be.
So while you’re houoecleaninz,
too busy to bake,
The. Little Shtip
| NEWEST FALL MODELS
J ' in
DRESSES, SKIRTS MD
WAISTS
K. t A. OLAVIN
58 IO. MAIN IT.
’Phone to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.
The Banner Bakery
T. Francis, D. C.
M Woohln'ton 01.. Be. Now-lit. Conn.
Gratiuoto from Palmor School.
Tel. 807 5 Monroe W _. n..."
N. Y..lt.il. s it. Titre rain Fail Term of
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. 11—1391. 5:352, 5:401. 6:571.
We Are Now Selling
Red Oak can
Get Your Orders In
* WM. EFFRON co., Inc. { - .~ .
3Rowms.,E. New). 1 b or???” a. . m English} Subtects
Tel. 441 Tel. 44; ”18:10:38: .392. .4”, . ,f
7:182. 1:40. 7:502. 8:31; 0:592. 9:212.
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8:80, 6:152. 4:813. 15:18:. 5:45, 0:022.
0:222. 7:022. 8:002.- 0:682.
Now in Session
All Commercial and
With Tar .
”mudd‘lm
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~ Smith,
11nd
White Pine Command
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”humming
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4:812, hflfdzm, 7:032. 7:18. 7:452.
7:512, hmjflzm, 10:052. 10:402.
Now York to South NOMIK.
A. 14:41:. 0:10. 0:10. 1:611.
8:002. 0:813. 0:002. 9:112, 10:032.
10:00.10:002. ‘ .
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1:01. drill. 4:81. 4:182. 5:132. 8:80.
5:”. “0.3.0:“. 1:101. 7:102; I:0|l.t
ENROLL NOW
Merrill Business
f‘ , Callé'ge’
result of such complications, min about 7:30, to s a. in. today. and m 3““ Mal: ‘
your property either goes then disappeared toward the north $1134.”;‘nm ’3 8:102, 95*" 11:15:. um I' H
where you hm I'm in _. . strain. At one time the balloonjao tier month. Mullins ”M hm P” M
. . comparatively near the earth but be- ‘ - sold “ 3‘ 001' ““3"“ ”1—4:” 8: um 0:81].
ed itcogoormeru ba rm m amp om Landed . . . , alto. oonnmv 101083.10!“ . .
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for all Walloon ‘ as to tilt Identity could be learned.” ‘ I of“ . r. ,, ' . 0:08, mommy: “mm“: mm“ on no m'm
log «will, “a , _. . »_ “3' : ”mummifi- . -- "If m on”,
p . 3"“ . . _ tween WAN? warm-no unno M "MI 1' M "I'm wan. m “m m“"“ ‘1‘
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"I . .. , ‘ on MIMI. one of duodenum-Americana”. 11-502. . . . m m In button".
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. and all from tho dull-00°
moot elaborate will be fol-d in
Pictorial Review Patterns
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vonx. ‘
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River, Now York (foot of” .. F
if.) only day except mm
in. Freight rooolvod atrN ‘
0 a. In. and at South ‘
5:30 p. m.
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THE MINING J. SMITH ..
Ponrarlon undid;
Norwalk Chronicler