? MONDAY, OCT. 9, 1916
(INSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS WRITTEN IN
THE BEST COMPANIES IN THE.
BUSINESS AND WRITJEN AS hast Norwalk,
lStabell, sails Thursday for Norway on
YOUR INSURANCE SHOULD BE
WRITTEN TO PRpPERLY COV-
ER YOU. Think this over, it means
A great deal to you.
Taylor &. Golden l
Telephone No. 1230
“nth Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
the
ONT wory about
chilly days and night.
that autumn will bring.
.3“), our guarantcctl coal and
cheer up. You'll get lllt‘ high
est quality Coal your furnace
has crcr tcstcd.
Harris 8K Gans
Water St. South Norwalh
Attorney John Dwver is in Bridge-p The Norm-all: Rifle Club will hold a
port today on legal bfkiness lreguhlr meeting in the City liatf’ihisl
‘ievening.
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\91‘0“ 0N)" Of hlh’” 2mg!“ l ’ l A man was sentenced to life linprisl
' ' ‘ l‘ es . l
nep 6“ O H unment lti court at Columbus, 0., yes4
'elda) for killing a itlail hat sales».
intan who had Sold him a bat thatt
ltlid not fit An argument followed,
A stated CUIlVOt'KllOIl of Butler L‘hap- f “'11”! the hat Wan ”turned. during.
«at. it A n. mill to held in tllt‘ .\la- ‘Wi‘xlvh he man who had purchased:
sonic ’l‘eillple totno:row evening. The the headpiece pulled 3 I‘H‘Oh‘el‘ will
5}). M. dozt‘cc Will be conferred. lsl'm lliesulesman. It goes without say-
§ ____.._‘_ .iiig. that the misfit hat that cauSed alll
'l‘lle Colored \‘oters‘ the tlouble was not 9. Norwalk but. i
‘t‘llib will hold a meeting in the old "
Red Men's Hall, East Washington
street, this evening.
tthc steamer, Heleotf.
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Progressit’e
‘ The annual meeting of the Fairficld
“(‘ount_\' Auxiliary to the New llawn
brunclloi’the Woman's Board of Mis-
. The Whatsoever Circle .0! King’s stuns ot‘ the Vonnegutional (‘burt-h
Daughters will meet on Tuesday. at will it“ tutti til Newtown, Conn, on
2:30, with Mrs. Lois S. Beers. 45 Elm-I 'l‘hurstltit, October 12th, with sessions
wood avenue.
at 102123 a. in, and z: p. m Itlissiointry
addicsst-s will be made by Mrs. How-
The. monthly meeting of Old Wt'll land. of Mexico, and Miss Price, of
x.110th and Ladder Ciilpany Will be held ‘ South Africa. A delegation of ltidies‘
(this evening, at 8 O'k‘lm‘ki at ”19 COU’ iroln the local (.‘ongrcgatiolltil (_'lllll‘t‘ll-;
lral Fire Station. . '
————-——-¢
'5’"
.l‘
Tllt‘ I‘ourth \t'ard Republican t'lttb
.
in" n t‘\'t:‘ i l‘ in the room of . .
, ’11 1“?“ ”I“ n I h .,ovn it ‘tt‘ltl'tjt' and buntirttls tooK all
g . ” ‘ 2 . ‘ " lltll"‘(l\\' tw'r‘
"" “ “”“l‘fl‘k ‘ 1“” 1‘” { \t‘ ‘ \ttlllil‘plt’ ot the beautiful day and Jour-
. , . . . . i. . . .
Hm“ "’ “mm”; “m 1‘" 1”“ m l l Ilt’_\?'l lllt'l't‘ lil (liltS't ol lllt‘ clttslto
‘ Not-walk. ‘
us will attend. i
l
ittmxti l'omt was r. mecca for fisher E
.mrlzt i. l, 'i‘lw tlllt‘lt wits rilllllll'llllt‘tl‘
liil
y. tlllll" lllt‘ l'tlLt‘ \tltll llsll polls. 1
. The annual st .~.~lHIl oi' tllr L‘l'ttlltl I‘llv‘
,t'aulpnient. l. H. t) i‘., will be held int
:thterbur)‘, Tuesday, October 17. Rep ‘ MP
lrcsentaiiws l‘l‘ottt Kitbaosu and t'oll.:.\“
llCllt'allllilltPllls, of this city, will attend/l
ll.lt‘t'.llt‘0 p and it hardly seemed possi-‘l
lflztt rt! ltl‘dll} could enjoy any
plwasult out ri-‘lilit; t.n.lt r such crowd
' (l conditions. As it were. the cry of
zillt‘ tlit) “Hr “lllt‘l‘f‘ is always room for
mother." .\'o rctna'ltttblo t‘:tl(‘llt.~' “'t‘l'l‘
Edward Grace was arrested, yvstcr-
NOW IS THE TIME
TO PAINT
Your House—
Estimates Cheer-fully Given.
i JACOB ‘RUDDER
:08 $0. Main St. Phone 1446
W..- a.-.” ____. ._ _._ .” _.-.__.
WEATHER FORECAST.
M,_——'— ,
Forecast for Norwalk anti \icinitt':
Showers and'cooler tonight; 'l‘ut-stltly.
partly cloudy anti colder. Showers
have occurrcddurinu the last 24 hours
Irom t'olot'udo nortlieastwartl ttcrOss
the Lake region to Northern New Eng
land. Showers were also reported
from the Gulf and South Atlantic
coasts Pleasant weather prevails this
morning bctwccn the Rocky Mountains
and ”to Mississippi river. Ammo at.
birth press-tire. central orcr Montana
and North Dakota. is producing a de-
cided tall in temperature ill the west-
rrn districts, ’l‘cniperatures continue
above the normal in the eastern dis-
l’ltlls.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
rs, . .. . . '. t , . , .
,l‘mJ’U-‘lm‘ . low. 4‘ ~ ltt,rtt., 'llic connutttcc in charge consisted of.
62¢ Fair. \
. : ill—[lifts
The South Norwulii l‘tcpulllit'ttn (‘lub
will hold it business llll't'llllL’ :tt lit-:td-lzclo t‘apola. tltc bunkcopor in the sn- ' whore interment will take place,
quarters this t‘\'t‘lllll,‘.‘,.
Svm-‘s orclicstm furnished the inn-
sic at a successful dance held in the.
Arion Hall, by the Jolly I-‘itt. Satur-
day night.
”A”.
—lf you have nct'er asked about mlr‘ainountctl in all 10 $345.9. Attorney
easy lbl'lll.“ on \‘l‘ctrolzts come in and
do so now.
and we sell them on such easy terms
at llontielly's \‘icirola parlor.
Sergeant Gibson was called to a Har-
bor int-nun rcteidcnce, yesterday after-
noon. about 1:30 o'clock and upon his
antral took into custody Michael Kei-t
13!, who was creating a gcncral dis-:-
iurbnnce in that neighborhood. Mike's
case was continued from day to day
this morning in the uptown. court.
Dividend Notice
Fifth Se‘mi-Annual Dividend
tltinuln ttltt ill.
79 Washington Street.
. South Norwalk, Conn.
September 25, 1916.
At a meeting of the Board of
Directors of The People‘s Trust
Company, held this day, a dividend
of the rate or 4% per annum was
declared to' depositors in' the Bar-
ingsDepartrnent out or the earn-
ing: for the fiscal period ending
September 80, 1918. The same/will
be entered tn pnaabopks out! Md
We carry a complete
stock of Victor machines and records ,
da" noon. by Scru-ant (Ellison. at the
) ‘ . L . . lllllldl’ .‘l‘hlt'ltliiy. but there were low
corner of Main and “all streets. to--I _
, .\\ lto tllll ilot take home it ltless of illttcli-
drunkenness. Ills cow was (‘Ulllillllt‘d .
t'lt‘l with lllt‘lll. The day llsclt was
from day to llit) by Jiltlgt‘ Lot-ltwootl. . .
11' t, tttcl'lctt lll ttll rt spt-cts .‘lll‘l “as. “until
its zilori l'.
L 5 land clear.
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Elizabeth Iltltltlt‘ll was committed to.]
‘lllt‘ Home of Little Wanders by Judge! NORWALK SOCIAL NEWS
\‘osbtlrgh this morning. Elizabeth is I
the little four tlill‘/lll("l' of
lsabellu Iladdcn From the home slit"
will be taken to a turbine residence, Santa-Patrlssi.
where slic‘will be cared for .\ pretty wedding ceremony}
ttook place this morning in St. Mary'tl
Stamford Forum. No. 2. Fraternal,(‘hurt-li, when Miss t'untllla l’atrtssll
l-‘orun‘. League. will initiate ten candi- WIS united in hilly lllflll‘illmm' to All-:
dates at their meeting this evening. lhtmy Santa. lioth of the young ln'o‘
l‘he team will be assisted by the. na- pie are residents of Norwttlk and arct
tionai officers. Progress Forum of very well known in this city. Louisl
South Not'tt'ztlk has accented an invl- Santa. ”0‘1“?" 9f the bridegroom “('1‘
union to be present. After the btlsi- ed as 1")“ lilttlt, and R05“ Christiane
ness of tho t‘\‘t‘lilll;;', a collation willbc “a”. the bridesmaid. Alter " short
'lltmt‘yllmtltl tl‘e newly married couple
stoned. ‘.. ‘ _ ' ' ' ’ lwill t't-sitlc ill Not'wttlk.
_\'I'.’ll‘ old (Continut i from Third Page.)
\T‘l‘)’
I'ntit‘r lltc auspices of tho “Yottltg‘
' Mr. and Mr. l-‘arron l-‘ts ,\ ".‘.
Folks" of the Daughters of Ift’l‘lllillll \ S h ' I ‘ g,
.Tllvotlore S. llyxbt-c and Miss Julia 1.;
Lodge, of \‘t't-stport .a very successful . . . , .
~ , . iiiyaam \H‘ll‘ t'lsttoas ill town )'t‘>’lt‘l"
dance was held. blilll‘llil)‘ I‘Vt’lllllL', in . . l
_ ' . ttltty coming,- ll‘r‘o llt ttllto. '
Arlon Iltlll, “estporl. Svcc s ()l‘t‘llt‘S-i ‘ .. m l
to, ’ Now; it ‘ni. ietl * sir. to l
l ”I ' ‘1 1"?” ‘l 1”” ‘1‘}; James llcllhoncy. or lit-ltlut»ttttl‘t.:
the good time t it not real i .l‘t-Ollt u~ ' “.35 a “Visitor in Norwitil. yt‘rlt‘l'tlfl)‘. |
sinn until it late hour. The itllitll‘ was. __ l
boll] tt sorlnl and a financial Hil(‘(‘t'l~'.~'.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.‘
Funeral of G. N. Mclftbbon.
Funeral scrvlcos tor George N. .\lc~
Ribbon were held this morning at 11
go'clock at his into home on lilniwood
Ofllccr Payne was (‘fllll‘d into lllt’iarenuc. itet'. William G. (littln. post.
Norwalh (hilt), in \\'tttcr street, litteior of ill" downtown Methodist Church.
Saturday night and. ttpon the i‘tllll-l('lllll‘lillt‘tl. 'i‘llc rctnrtint \\'(!'t‘ sent to.
plalnt ot‘ Pat-9y Spinela. arrested .tn-‘\\'oodlzt\\'n (it"lllt-tcry. New York city‘
Miss Louise llolzhauscn, Miss A i
llliinthaitlt .\li.—-.-' Marlon \\'t-ii22:trtr
and Mls. C. t‘onlcy.
loon, Spinola Llllt‘flt’tl in the uptown‘
("Hill this mouiin: that (‘ttpola had its-
l
saultctl him when he had refused to:
buy for a small glass which was brok- i “"9 held ””3 aitcrnoon ”0m the
on during the course of tlic t'\‘t‘ltlll’.{. mm“ "r ”'0 d“"“ilb'll llilt‘t‘llts' ill Sil-
ranol-t wt: finctl Pi and (‘Os‘ts‘ tlliq‘ \‘trmtnc. l”'”“””“ “W i” ”I“ NM“
i . I t\"tlk tux); 't :‘V.
mornint.v by Judge Lockwood, which. ‘ ' ‘
t'uoctal of Mir . Flinh.
t. it l-.l _‘l Jit‘ : I.» 't‘»: l'. l‘ Slit-SS
“‘ta .Tlt'l‘i I’l‘t it \‘.‘t .‘o :lrltl this
.2 .' t e ‘ of 'c «.1; its r iscd bv . , .
\ mum nt ‘ g‘ lb; n t- ;:tlternow-t Ill 3.30 orlot-li i'mn the
o of lltl' tl»\t-t‘-:.;ct1. till West
t . .
Norwalk children is bent: sent «l'tte .m '1‘.
Springfield. Mona. today, where it will lit-v. (i, H mm of the
k Moltolist Episcopal Churclr
.hltii i r't‘ect.
the placed on exhibition at the North: .\'orwttl
tittlantic States “05.5. and Girls. cxpoai— l officiated, and intcl‘incnt was in the!
ltion. “him “i” b“ ”I“ in “‘0“ East Xoi'walk cemetery. The scrvicosi
. ._ .
tRprinpfizltt. Mass. on Friday. October were largely attended.
:lilth, Six Norwalk children will Inflllegfifi'
lilic hip to the exposition as guestsof: MARKETS AFFECTED BY SUB..
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tthe It‘airflcld County Farm Bureau.I MARINE ACTlVITY. t
l - . ' , ' NEW YOK ', Oct. 9.~Tlie stock
gThese SIX will be. the tin cc gold medal 1 market was dignioralized at today's
iwinncrs of the garden contest, Matildaiopening, standard issues as well as
Jackson. Margaret Miller and Leo‘ war stocks breaking live, ten and even
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lrt, 0. (irt‘5:i)2‘_\' rcpt-osentctl Spinoht. ‘s ’I‘l
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:Frank, and three members of the vcg- twelve points at the outset. on t-nor-
. . . ' . -nious liquidation. The break was at-
:ctable Judging team. Thomas MCM'l tributed to the German submarine. ac-
1mflm- Genevieve. Hnugh mid Haroidt tivities and their possible consequenc-
'.\‘lntbcr, cs. '
l t The foremost feature was U. S.
g 0 ,. .. . ‘ ‘ f ._ ) ... lSteel on an uttering ot‘ 30,000 shares
i “m: to tarious reason: 0 1m} 0"" . at 112 to 109. representing a. loss over
19mm to the boy scout movement mgtlio wcck-cnd or slightly more t an
3Norwalk. the opening of the scout-'seven points. ' .
inastcrs‘ school which was to have. The Mercantile Marine issues, coni-
. t' . , . _ inlOl‘lfllnd preferred, were lower by
s .u'ted its scssrons tomorrow evening 71/2 to 12 points.
.in the South Norwalk Library, has! After the. most exciting half hour
.hpen postponed for One week. Thoseen'in the stock market since the
I . . .
- s . - , :panio of 1907. the tide, of liquidation
1fir thecting oi the [all term willnbe wasstemmed by a heavy volume of
to“ gummy “Mimi 09m)” l‘mvjbtiylng orders reported to have been
tinstend of October mm. Cu Thurr ,eit: matte market by important bank‘
day evening, October 12th. General iiiiintere?t8. if f t ill;
e . , . , - ecovcr es runget rom our on at .
illus ell Most will again tender a ban .‘polnts, while Republic Steel virtually
'quct in the Mttltaoltemo Hotel, to a; regained its 18 “mm ccline. _
ilarge number of scoutmastera andl Sales in the first hour reached the
1Dior-inactive scoutniasters. of Notwalk.‘.‘l’mmcedemed {0‘31 01’ approximately,
.’ _ 900.000 shares. ’
Those who attended the excellent ban- NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—-—A wave 01
”w...
llli'lt_\ ttlttct-s ti~~llerllit‘ti were billlht‘lll~
Baby Denny Buried. l .
The funeral services of baby Denny" ’~
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digestion.
Friends.
‘Wrigley’s is a constant friend
to teeth, breath, appetite and
The refrEShment and comfort
of this toothsome, long-lasting
r 11-. “win
confection is within the reach
of everybody.
Its benefits are many—~its‘
cost small. That’s why it’s
used around the world. Noth-
ing else can take its place.
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most Economical Price.
to $1.00.
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lW.B.Nutorm Corsets
’glve.Stylc, Comfort and perfectly
fitting Gown. Long wearing, they
assure the utmost in a corset at
$3.00
VVEINGARTEN BROS, Inc. New York, Chicago, San Francisco
_,_ , .EAH . .. ..... 0
Write Wrigley'a 16-14
Keener Building, Chic. 0
[or the funny Spearmen I
Gum-ption
CORSETS
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W. B. Reduso Corsets
make large hips disappear; bulky 1
waist-lines more graceful; awk- .
ward bust-lines smaller and
neuter, attribute the “old bot-set”
comfort with the first fitting.
‘ $5.00 and $3.80. .7. _‘
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on “AW“ Octobér 10, mt.- : '
’ a; . i i' u r ‘
{duet tn the Maltackemo Hotel. to alumnus tilt the cotton market at the
spring will really vouch that the'gen-
opening today. cousin: a break o!
m to win“. tron film
I‘ .
tilt/”fl!!!
Fall Merchandise '
DependableGradee and N ewStyles
at Moderate Prices
CHARMING BLOUSES $1.93 «.3638
‘ LATEST NOVELTIES IN NECKWEAR 25¢ to $3.09
EXCELLENT KID GLOVES. in good assortment.
windy: FL-ANNELETTE‘ GARMENTS. '
wons‘rnn TOQUES for children.
'wons'rnn SACQUES, BOOTIES, etc., for baby.
. _.,Make your selections early. V '
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, REQQQSO ‘
. STOUT mounts 5
tli~:t]*]it>‘lllillf\“ than to but a l't't‘ttl'tl il‘bl tititl what play ’
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tun it. that ll has lwcn s‘l‘atuhctl or llth‘ llll\' gotit'cd I
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\‘lml. ll',l\\ lllt‘ Clllli‘t‘ st'lL‘.‘l:ttil 1< \lltlllt ill if
my __
HOWLAND’S .*
Entrance on Main St.. Farficld Aim. Cannon 8!.
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Bridgeport, Conn., Monday, Oct. 9, 1916., 1‘?
Sealed Records
for your Victrola i
or Columbia
.\ .t. .ll.tl titllhllllll; 1t -itls froili liotll tolutllllla and
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\ itlt t .t) I\ All lt.tti_\. l llt‘ ttllt‘l‘ltlg ltll‘ llll‘ llltllllll IS
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i... 1L1 lllt, lust that citlit-i llii‘ put out tor sonn- llnlt‘. if
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\in. ttt it il-tottl, lltllll tttllt r z‘lulwr. l\ will here Ii. ’
tilitlt‘l' a suzll.
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l‘ttfit l'tl is llt'l‘lt't‘l. It
itttiltl llzls it. .tt‘ ll t'll lilti‘tt'tl. \t't‘tllc
lllill \t’itl gttztl‘aittwts tli ll t‘n‘ '
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colilitlcilt f
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utiqtintitct‘s that lllt'
or sitltts has iit'rt-l‘ ttlut‘lltvl it. You 'Il'l\ llt‘
l . . l . A ‘ -
tilttt ll ts t\;tt‘tl_\' as it t‘ntllc lit-.1! the ltiltolgttol‘t' ll
Hill" is a tlt-t‘ltlt-«l :t»lt':t'tt:tj.'v to this. \\'li;tt more i
\o tlzttlgcr of this \‘l’tll llHtht’lllv s' ’n ‘ 7" H
. ,t.l.t ltttiitl l..ttll
is f.fll.ll'.’llllt‘t"tl ll.lt\ltss t‘tti'rct't in tour, snlootli
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\ scparatc set of room-it.- lg 1...” 1...“. 1-,”.
. .. . ‘ ,. .. tlcllton- i
stratum only. lllt-sc arc not ottcrt-«l or s:tlc. \\'c lll\‘llC i
|‘\ cry owner 0! \ it‘trola or Columbia to mine and llcar 7*’
ll‘lt‘M’. l't't‘lll'tl“. .\\llt‘ll all\' one or more of lllt‘lll is found '
I-lcasing‘. a duplicate of that I'K't'lll"l‘ scalctl with the llow- '
Lintl still of pcrfcctncss. may llt' ltottg‘llt ttt tlic rcgulac .
)ti‘it‘c. V H
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Naturally no scalctl I'C‘Ctll'tl\‘ are t't-ttirnaltlc if '
“H «in , . the '
Sta tax lttn lirolt'cn. Po .‘lct'cpt such a return \\'()tllil take ‘
away all tltc value of our plan and make the scaled rec— N)
ortl guarantcc worthless. ’
llcrc are some of the new Scaled Rccor<lst- ' - '
Kitllllt‘Pn Pat-low, \‘ioliii,—~.\la<senet's Meditation from Thai:
and .‘lctldclssolm's Andante from Concerto in E Minor—$1.50.
W. H. Squire, 'ccllo——l)rink to Me Only with Thine Eyes, and
Silver Threads Among the Gold—~31.
Taylor trio, violin mono and pionomootnschalk's 0 Loving.
Heart Trust On and Delx'oven's Oh Promise life—75c. ’
Franklin Adams, baritone~Star Spangled Banner and The
Sword of Bunker ilill~$l.2:'t. m
Caruso—Santa Lucia, the charming Neapolitan boatsong-a won- t
derful Victor record-‘83. »- .. " ‘
Louise Homer—Mrs. Dana's Flee As it Birdwa splendid con— “i:
tralto presentation of this famous sacred song—$2. 7
John McCoruibck—Tlieu You'll Remember ‘Me. from Bohemian
Girl a ballad doubly delightful as sung by "Our Jolly—$1,
Maud l’owell-ltiimoresuue. Dvorak—a charming tonetpoem ex» *-~
quisitely played by this true artist—81.50.
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.'l‘licrc are new dance rccortls. new instrumental se-
lections. :t rcntarkaltlc \‘it‘tnr tllctllct‘ of t‘ollcu‘c songs——
and about :i st‘orc of popular songs that are lltarkcd by
spirit and tttttct'ultics»..
Autumn evenings are made doubly enjoyable by Vic-
trola and Columbia. Howland sealed records will add
flawless records to that enjoyment.
Front liascntcttt.
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