,...<.... -1
A New Assortment Of
.2. marinas ran DENIiis‘
In Flowery Efl'eCts
h‘
r1 1*.
I For Curtains and Draperies
E. K. BANKS
i Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwaik.
mSheet Music 3
lust received a large assortment
of Popular Sheet Music. i
5¢ A COPY. ,
DON N ELLY ’S
STATIONERY STORE)
5 , at South Main Street. ;
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i
'I'o' 11131111111111 1 111'.'1'.1_\s
erg-.1 11"; :11111111121' 111 11151'1111
the 1 albums and l'I.>1~1'11p:1linrrs.
linen-1w alterations 1111- 111-1111: madel‘
on 11 . iron: ol Samoa-1 t‘oht-n‘.‘ tailor.
lug more. in Wall strcct. .'
01.11 1111111111 Lotiuc. 1111':.',i1ts
l’)ii...1>. will 1.‘1'1'l ll"!'.'.ii‘{l“- 1\111111;:
aui 11‘1'1'11'1' 1111121111 ~> 11111 111111' up 11:»
It??? 1' " .- ‘r '1111.
’l“'.' \1'1». 12.111 1111.11'11'.~-111'\111 Stvt‘it‘ly
wrll 1:11:11 1: 1111411111: “111115111 111 1111'
Kil|1.=“.!i‘t' ("1111). All those intt'r'tstcd
blltllli‘ 1111111) 111 the 1111111111111.
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7 ’1‘111112111 'l‘hedzl liara :11 the Regent
"Her l‘huhic 1.1111."
._._—..—
In
T111 11121111.] 11'111'lrt'r~ 111' 11.11 'l‘l'inily
19111-1111 111 11111111 111111 1:1;1 (ocular: 111
' Hug 1'21111'111 11111015, and plans for the
' coming ycar were discr—xcd, li pos.~'i~
ble, Hunday school will open the first
Sunday 111 October.
111 111"
of \chl-
’1‘! 1- first 11111111111 1211111'c
"Young. Folks." 0. 11, ll. 5.,
port will be 1111.1 Salllz'dm cvcrliup.
OctoI-I-i 711'. 121 Arion liall, \‘l'estport.
; Even-'1. or1hest 11, of Norwallt, will fur-
“‘ ‘l’lisl' 11'11s‘1'. 11rd :- 111.: 111111' is exp1cled.
. F111- broke out in 1111" 111in1ney of
the house owned by Aleck Getner. at
. B93 “in 11111 1111111, this 1111111111112. A
{still alarm was sent to the (‘entral Fire
station 111111 1111- chemical truck re-
pponded. Six gallons of chemicals
More used In subduing the flames,
.1111! the total damage was slight.
i Attorney Joseph J. Linxweiler
turret; home this morning from New
liarcu. where he was a delegate at
.t' the 11.41‘.=1'1;:.‘. court-11111111. lie re-
ports (11111 things were rather lively for
and that he enjoyed a line
llomer S. Cum-
llre llemocinlic
re-
11'
.a wililt'.
“ .‘hauqm'l, giteu 11y
. mines. of Stamford.
‘0'11111111111' 1111'11111 Scuttle.
—-'l‘m1itzht Theda llara at the Regent
; r .. in “Her llouhle Life.
‘ [‘1 1111111111 111111111: ol’ Norwallt Aerie.
‘ N N11. 914“. 1‘, 0. 1)., was held last even-
‘rnp: 111 11..» 10111111 rooms 111 Wall street.
‘ 131111.111" hz'sizu'ss was transacted anti
plan: for the starting of a pool tour'.
natural core discussed. A committee
wii‘. 11. 1121111111111 111 the near future to
limit“ 1111- 111'1'1111pe111e1115 for the pro-
posed tournament. Refreshments were
served .11 1111' closclof the regular bus-
incs. 111111111111,
j
WAIMPOLE S
‘ Cod Liver Oil
. $1.00 Size,
790.
(‘037r5t_.nJl‘JCh-153CX¢M
Varsity Fifty Fiye
.Y (1U know what that:
«nods fr r; the new-
est 2nd best in youno
mens Clothing
Hart Schaifner
8r Marx
have produced some
particularly attractive
variationsoithisfamous
model for fall
Let us show you
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Rogers and Stevens
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
3
\ humh of keys were found in a 11'
11ey1md turned over to the police‘
I1ca1lqunr'tcr's yesterday where they
may be obtained by the owner.
Milon'l forget “Fair and Warmer"
tomorrow at the Regent theatre. (iii
your seats.
.-\ resularu'cetiuu 11f St. lohn's
Lodge .\'o. .11. F. 111111 A. \1. will he held
this ev enimz 1n the lodge rooms in Wall
street. All members are urged to be
present.
‘L
1
Au 1111111111oi1ilc containing five pas
senger‘s came down Westport avenue
llill ynrt rdny afternoon about 'i
oclock and when the car not beyond
0011:1111 of 1h;1 drivpr crashed Into the 12“ (11111111111611 (in 1.110515 (if (‘~o1kenoe the United Sililt‘u;
telegraph pole at the turn. \'11 one w ast’i‘rihc 111111 the openin.n of toni~hl' s fes- :Jacltson
lr11'111‘->11.I1111 the right rear wheel_ of
the 1111111111111 was demolished.
Police headquarters rtt-eived a com-
munication fr'om the Bridgeport police
this morning whidlr stated that toro
her I". Kissom, of Racine. Wis. ., wishes
information of the whereabouts ofthe;'.11~ ‘
mother of George Logersted. who diedi ’l‘hu custozua'y program which has;
She is supposed featured the affair 1111 f111111e1 1vcuings|
suddenly in Racine
to be liying within 20 miles of New‘
York. All information should be sent
to thr coroner. \
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»--l.1111c111_<: Saturday night Town
'Asscrnbly liall. Grace Brother‘s 6‘
piece Orchestra.
, l'EOSPITAL NOTES.
3111'}. Susan Fable, of Soulhport.
was discharged yesterday.
IIr'. 1111111 Reach. of Winnipauk, was
discharged yesterday.
Miss Florence Lockwood, of 8 Chest-
.‘nut street, Norwalk. was admitted yes-
Stillson-Powell-Corporation
PRESCRIPTION oauocrs'm.
82 Washington Street.
South Nomlk, c1.
.—: - l
. .V...“ _._,__. y-_._. .._.‘. _...
1' stock.
or than total receipts.
this strong bank.
Elect yourself President. Keep ru‘nning expenses low-
Declare a dividend ev :ry pay day by a deposit with
10.11113. ‘
1 Miss Louise. Byron, of 4 East 134th
istreei. New York city. was admitted
last night.
-..-;.
You ‘ Are 11 Stockholder
Figure yourself as a busineSS in which you own all the
1
1
.
. \~-5
‘ of the American Federation of Labor
.w..__. .__._ -
allure cuu.‘ "Luau.
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
13.; In on ma of drinking a
clue of hot water before
bulletin.
——.—
i Given Pooltion Out of Towg.
. BRIDGEPORT, Sept
iue Sheets. of 011 City Pa.. who was
arrested about a month ago' on a
charge of theft,
let! in the city court. After the ar-
rest of Miss Sheets the detective bu-
\’t‘e'r'c not here long. so 1-913 make
iour slay agreeable.
eat well. dig-.11 wcll,
3 well, and look well.
work well. .slcep
What a glorious
condiiun to attain. and yet, how very
‘casy 11 1: if one wfll only adopt the
'11111r'111g inside hath
Folks. w 111 are 111111 toured to Let
1111111 and 111111.» when they ari.e. split-
tzng headache. study from a cold, foul
.‘tongue, nasy breath, acid stomach.
Ic1111, lllzltzld, 111:1 as fresh as a daisy
hy opt-11111;: the siuices of 1111' rystem
~1'111lrmorr1ir19. 111111 flushing. out the
whole of 1111- 11111-111111 [10140110115 stag:-
1uan1 m:1111'r.
E1111'_\'.1'1e.
:wcli. should. each
‘lueaktast, drink a 5111:»
sick or
iil'iUl‘i‘
\vl1c‘hvr ailing
111111111112,
01' real hot
wash from the
the previous
your 111111
11111~11hate 111 it to
:11'111211'11, iit‘t't‘ and bowels
day's iridlicsliillc waste.
and poisonous toxins;
‘swcetening and purifying the entire
alimentary 11131111 I11-t'11r1- putting morc
[food into 'I. - stomach. The action of
hot Wat-4
an prupty
0,} 11311111111111
Ir rnrcnlu'. ions.
laciditv 111111“1vt‘~'
j appctrt . for 1111111111181
i 1111101111. h1eukfast
11nd phospha'c is quietly-
11 large volumc of water
ibloot'. and ceiling ready
Elnorough flushing of all the
i or .Lans
'l he millions. 111 people who are
bothered with constipation 11111111111
is; ils stonlarh trouble; others who
thaw sullow skins, 111111111 disoni 61's and
sickly cornplcxions are urged 1‘ get a
inuarter pound of limestone phosphate
il'rorn the drug store. This will cost
Every 11111-3. 11111 is sufficient to make
inuyone 11 pronoumed crank on the
lsuhiect of inside bathing bctorc break
. I‘tul
I.___.___._.u __._ ._~__.
‘ WILL ENTERTAIN RED MEN.
1 .m‘
it cit-1111s out all he sour
gases. waste and
one a splendid
While you are
the water
extracting
from the
for it
inside
you:
i
iMany Viistora Expected Tonight by
i Cockenoe Tribe.
: i-‘niltrwillu 111 the footsteps of Mon-
day and Tuesday night's succesees.
‘111111 11111111 at the Red Men‘s trading‘
post, in 1111- 11:111. 111 Main street. proved
I
to In another nund success it i.
will! 111111 that during the course 11f the
1111111- 111111: 111', and especially when
11111» 1.11111111; was 1.1111011 that 1111
:1"ow1i \\ as c'. on larger 111111 \loadav
‘1 11L.11' s opericl \ll of the booths did
.‘.1 1111‘, business 111111 rlit‘hl 111111 the 111'
' 'h-hlra was 111111 busy until 11111111111111
!in order that the dancers should 111117—
1 111;; hly 111joy them: wives.
1 T111111, ht has been set as itlc for thc.
'rcdl banner nihht of the week. Red
\1111 from all s11tior1s 111 the state will
livitics will be pr""e1111111 by a street
parade in 1110111111111: 111(‘111'lten111' 'l‘l ibc
and V.‘ 11111111111 1‘ ouncil in uniform The
lprocersion will parade ihromrh the
11111111 streets of the uptown business
section. headed by the Red \len's
Drum Corps. and will then return to
111111 111111111...l.'. thtir' guests.
will be 1111ric1i out tonight. Refresh-
1111 nts, consisting of ice cream.
dogs cones 111111 soft drinks will be
s1-1'1c11 this evening in thel urge rooms
;on the second floor..Da11c1n.u will be
.cnjmcd until midnight in the hall on
the third floor. ‘
W
TRADE UNIONISM AND PREPARED-
preparednel's " was the
discussion at today‘s session of the
second annual conference of the In
tertolleuiale Socialist Society which‘|
is being held at Sherwood Forest, a.
summer cooperative colony on the
Severn IRiver near hero.
Arthur 1']. liolder. legislative agent
lat Washington, upheld the eight-hour
‘111w recently passed by Congress to
avert the railway tralmnea's strike.
Ilc said that henceforth the fight of
labor as against capital would be car-
ried into the legislative bodies of tho
iconntry and that there was every 111-
dicaiion thdi the labor vote would be
used as a. factor in getting better Work-
ing conditions for the laboring people.
John Spargo. a well-known Socialist.
also spoke. in favor of the. eight-hour
law movement. He said there would
he no rest until the. eight- hour day
.was universal 111111 for all itades and
i.1duotrieo. He. predicted this would
he brought 11111111 mainly by legisla
live enactment.
loae P1111105 Stoker: reviewed the la
mentable iconditions alie declared of
rated amen: some of foreign work-
era-rill thin momma .1
“I in "ad“ 1111110“
Let us live well,
thus (’it‘llllnil‘rg-
1' and limestone phosphate on’
stomach is wonderfully in~‘
hoti
NESS.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 21.—"on11 el
unionism and its relation to such!
topic under the Government in connection 1111.1
her earnings.
1 The police arrested the man, Nicho‘
las DiSlasa, of Golden iiill street, and;
‘Judge Halli-fill hound him over to the
Septtmber term of the superior court.
111: case cunn- to trial last week and
i .. . . .
“ch511 is begmurng a renterrce of.
no: less than file and not more than
111 years 111 prison. it was mainly
through the ts’idcuce of
Sesa was convictc
Assistant I'ros cutor A. J. Merritt,
1
cm Arrested wmr Diem to Be :
21—min.» :
was released this.
morning by Judge Frederick A. Bart-i
reau learned 'hat she had been sup-:-
porting a well-known young man on .
3113s Slrel'ts': .
who turned state‘s evidence that iii-"c
1e1ornrncnde1i 111 Judge Bartlett thisl
morning that the Sheets woman be!
let go in charge 111' the Probation 0me
1111-1: Mrs. Margaret 1111‘; ss. 111 view;
111‘ 11... ('ll‘t'unlrlallt'lfi Judge Bartlett;
followed Mr .‘111-1'1'111's suggestion andl’
water with 11 teaspoonlul of 1111'. 'stuae Mrs. “illness took charge “I the ”15.1 ‘1
11 is 111111 141111111 111111 Mrs. ilurf
.111 5s is to secure employment for 1111 1‘
0110 1‘.
girl 111 some 1111 -r city and aid hcr"
in rebuilding her life.
CHICKEN POISONER IS
FINED 8100 FOR ACT
(‘harlcs 7.1111111111111111 of ’l‘rumhuli
11 11o poslo: red a lane number of prize
(1111 he is 11-1 1111 farm 111 Robert Mor-
ris, was fined $11111 by .lu11g.- 'l‘u 1111
in the criminal :up’crior court this at-
ter noon. lie pleaded
charge.
in expffiining the care to the court .
i
l 60 Days’ Free Trial
struck
ii‘thteriingFurniturcCo.
127-131 Washington Street
..m. A“. :35. m1” “mam 1&543
Assistant State’s Attorney t‘artcr anal
there was some circumstances which
’Judge Tultle 11111'111 111 1111:1111. l’rc
vious to Aug. 14. the day of 1111
crime. Zimmerman had been employ-
ed on the Morris farm. He complain
ed 111111111 1111- 1111:111'y' of the food and
as a result of this had a dispute with
Morris.
Zimmerman 111111.011 Morris
111111 and injured 111111 so severely that
he could not leave 111s room for 191'
eral days. After that Zimmerman
nourished 11 grudge against Morris
91111.1 poisoning 1111' poultry was his
‘nranner of getting his revenge. At
torncy (‘arter said
to a fine hecaure he thought there
‘might have hcrn slight provocation
for Zimmerman'a act.
COUNTERFEITS ABROAD.
.Fako "Sawbucka" Circulating in Eut
Government Reports.
Counterfeit $111 bills are ill clr1u111-
11011 through _1111\ East and all are
twarncd to he on the watch for the at
A circular letter regarding the outer:
guilty to the H
he would consent ..
I.;.
HARTFORD HA8 $20,000 FIRE.
HARTFORD, Sept. 21.»—lianlage by
fire and water to stock and buildinll Auto 00.,
Var'iously estimated at 820,000. was the
result of
start
a fire which got
Phone 105
Fully download to
Cook,
Heat, 1
’ Bakel
73 flow is
the time tc soled your Ster~
ling Range for the long vii"-
:cr months and be assured of F
perfect heat and good baking 1
at the very lowest consamp- '-
tion of coal. The Sterling .
Range is the most minimal 1‘
range on the market today.
Bakes a barrel of hr with
one hod of coal.
if 3 1‘ trial free.
Ranges Foam
15.01110 75.110
Join Our Range Club Today.
THE SCIENTIFIC
STERLING _
The only range that ln‘scs
villi coal. wood or :3. 8111115
and beats with coal. wail or
gas.
u'vP-w
on 11 car used as a demonstrator in
the showroom of the Capital Cit)‘
corner of lligh and Allyn
.zirects.
11 11121111
when a short circuit accurrv'd '—
".7
i JOHNSON‘S PREPARED
'as remivcd at the. post 11111111 today.
Tire note 1.1 one of the Federal Re
serlc hunk of New York city; chock
letter “' face plate .\'0. 4; signature
.11f W. G. “1 Adoo secretary of the
treasury and John Burke. treaaurer of
portrait of General
'l‘h-1- printing is poor. states the let-
ter, the plates being badly etched and
'tl1e note printed on one piece of pa.
per, 111 and 111111\ lines betnrz- used to
imitate the silk fiber of the genuine;
The specimen of hand has the num
her ‘11 315412711 A." The note should
the easily detected
._.._.....————-——--
A‘NOTHER BLACK MAILER SUR.
RENDERS.
M
1 11111121110. Sept. 20.1—1nvesuiauon
of the operations of the alleged black-
.mailing syndicate accused of swindllngl
wealthy persons in various parts of the! 1
country out of large sums of money.
{has been transferred to \\ ashinglon
School
——-——
College
South Norwalk
Stamford.
. temporarily by the departure today or
lilinton G. 0111111111311, local agent of the
Department of Justice. for a consult-
lation with Attorney-General Gregory.
, William C. Woodward wanted by
the alleged swindles, surrendered last
night and was released on $2 ,500 1101111
Fall Term of
Now in Session
111. Commercial and
English Subjects
ENROLL NOW
Merrill Business
Port Chester.
WAX
F or'Autos and Furniture
4 oz. and 1 lb. sizes
' SAPALINWGLASS FROSTING
A. COHEN
141 WASHINGTON STREET
WHY NOT BE IN THE
1 MAJORITY?
You know that Enron's wagon
‘by your house is an ornament.
For one potsal or telephone you
can have Effron paying you best
prices 131» all kinds of Junk.
L. EFFRON
5 Rowan St., E. Norwalk
1 Tel. 1906 .
Tel. 1906 ‘
YOUR FALL SHIT
IS ma:
aEs'r VALUES mm "
CREDIT T00
,— .
Gately & m
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
1 INVIRONMENT to Min
to the woman of m Nothing
'odearer to a wrung-ammo n
1 mutiful home harm ”on. I!
1 you'll come to as M Ito. mm
. line of quality wall m and um
C‘A'STO R M
m Infants and cram
Moo for Over 30 Yoarp
Always bears
Signature of
fiber":
.. ._, .. __....... .. -N... ...
If you need'to buy a cake for tea.
Try chocolate layer and pleased
you Will be.
too busy to bake,
So while you’re_ housccleaning.
’Phone to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.
um
ADDDDDDD'D DDDDDODDO
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Steam Dying 81 Cleaning 1111.
Formerly k'noWn lo Bridgeport mourn fining A planning co.
ollk ounce. may». Blanket: and Lao. curtains crunca.
y-gaarmapoar— -
DDDUJJDDYL‘DDDODDDDDDDDDDDDDD
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FOR 1:
School Garments :
CHILDREN’ S DRESSES 1:
50¢ and $1.00 ,3
MIDDY BLOUSES , a
50¢ and $1.00 1:
,BOYS’ BLOUSES
25¢ and 50¢
GO TO
A. DICKERMAN 8r SON
sou-m NORWALK. CONN. PHONE 446 ‘
noo'aoeooooodaoooonaaouaad
‘iaow you may m mm at
1 a nominal coat. 0' m and gen.
1 will appeal to you.
‘The Gorham Co
V Fire: 81. u Hamil
‘EBUILT TYPEWIEIB -— L. G
' Smith. W01!
Remain. all other
auto; nil. coated.
repaired. mo. :3
per mm. flamineo
said a: :3 pct 7511.111.
1.15.. harmony
13 South Mair. 9" n tau“ Napwalg
For Upto-dahm M I
. FRED H. Wu.
”newlywed-rum ‘
Norwalk Chronicler