AYES.
1cm! HAM
”damn. '
i
EAST i
i
i
i
The Ladies' Auxiliary oi the Christ
imam“
Dames
Norman
m".
Ir. and lira Charles llllepaagh vls~
ited in Bridgeport on Sunday.
'i‘hcvoaroaoverd
mam
)lr. and Mrs. Charm Kaumnnn
l
i
spent Yom Kippur on Saturday with;
relatives in Norwoik. ;
l
' ml
Rev. H. S. Brown. H1. 1)., and Rev, (H
E. Richter yesterday attended the '
church advertising convention in sea?
m’aleral attributes
powders.
Baking Powder.
horn cream of tartar. which comes tom
grapes. Th‘omeamahcalthful fruitorkin.
Ittncamnnhlraifoodaod'lhgtflhadim
'l'hereisnoahnnmrphosphate in Royal
ADiafinctiveReaeea
Whathhdlhtnnalerhsqed-
mammogram:
audio-osmium
halewhkhdmuhhaafloyalhunothar
l mehicheverywmnansimid ;
: ? homhfiiltfloyalflakingl’owderhmndo E
t
tisedhtodlerbaking
irage News
The (‘onnilswt Wuhan sultan:
Asst-tailed his.» bad a dllt uli time as:
regards the ensue-ants tor its no
out convention. The first determ:
nation was to hold the. contention in
New Halon about the 71b 01 Novem
her. But date did not suit the New
Haven dulragists and there were also
other protests against its llili'llt‘:s. It
was also tell that New Haven hid had
a large share at suflvage activity, in
view 0! the [act that it had two sull-
rnge parades during the month of Sep
umber. it was therefore received
that the convention should be held 1
mum. on the ”lb and 26th oi Uc-
tober. But this was literally reckonf
in; without the how. The Bridgeport
in use loa- over
gorlc, Drops and Soothln
mains neither 0 am,
0!. .
Syrups 'Itis pleasant. I:
orphlno nor other narcotic 1
its guarantee. It destroys Wong
1h Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
so mulls?“ borne the signature d
bccnnadonnderhispcn-
aonsl supervision since its iniancy.
. Allow no one todocelvc you in this.
All Counterfeita, Imitation and “Juat-tsa-good " are hm '
Experimntsthattflnowithnnioodan crtho healthd ‘
lnlanta and (Wren—w Iguana! Experiment '
What is CASTORIA J
Whaharmlesssubstitnteiorcm
Penc-
alumh will meet tomorrow alternooai Francis Hountrd, ll‘ll well-known.
l
l
t
l
l
sloa in New Haven. '
‘ i.
at the home or ilrs. Plait, on Osborn, landscape decor-tor at Newton. W110; ROYAL BAKING POWDER co. :Sullragist's vvert- willing; but it was m “gm“; £31110” than “fifty cars I 3
"can. isprainsd hisbaehatshontlne apoI My“ im‘wwmmntmmr mm. mm” «mmdm ‘
' ‘lsaimoataswellasovcr. ' ; " nary aoconuaodatlon. For maths m “W45 1.- Wum i
In. Anus G. Hawkins. or 8L; -—‘-"—' . I ‘ .. now Bridgeport has been sullen-z — Wit-M'mm ‘1‘ m in”. '
John street. is spending a few weeks Rev. H. S. Brown. Ph. D.. was the 3- "r , < . (Y‘a— from a congestion of population ”a Th8 WM PM Mother sum '
neither rooms tor the delegates nor it
suitable place for the meetings would
be secured by the L‘. W. S. A. The
Bridgeport plan had therefore to be
given up.
visiting her asuntsr. Mrs. G. 11. load, winded wk" on Saudi! Nth! It
5 Hartiord. the Congregational Church in New City or .nc contemplated new school at tho
' .. ‘nnan, which then celebrated the 25th Heights is ‘ ““9”"L which must not
The weekly session of-thc indies' anniversary of the pastorate of Dr. J. I be “m“! a 6‘! “m3" than abaolutO-
.lv necessary. if this new school will
el t . H. Hoyt in that parish. ~ .
lid Society will be h d this at eruocn , make H the nu ‘ oi the
CASTORIA Atwsvs'
BearstheSignantreof
Will ill-tilts assume
in church parlors of the East avenue
I. 1. Church.
William Ziegler, jr., and his wife are grade techno! “ 'Noroton ”t ‘ Junior
lfllfllllil Milli
‘Now it has been arranged to hold
the convention in New Haven, rover;-
barf
_ ‘ still at Hot Springs. Va. The last of the
Ir. and Mrs. Waldron. of Keyser week, Mr. Ziegler was one or the Judg-
street H“, “m “amen” of a visit cs at the annual autumn race meeting
M”. from the stark who left a and horse show of the Fassifern Hunt
1
bouncing baby boy. Mother and child Club, held at the Springs.
II. doing 1110011.
*—
The tuner-l ot William Henry 0r-
". a Twombly, 0f the Stamford chard Wlll be. held from his late resi-
w B. P. 0. “in. has been Ipmi- dent'ln Noroton tomorrow afternoon at
ed District Deputy (or Connecticut by 2:30 o'clock. Members of St. Nicholas
in grand exalted ruler. Last night W39 ”0- 321» ' “d A- M., 0' Stanl-
fll'. ‘l‘wombly attended an important
looting in the Masonic Hall, Stam-
ford. lnltaltion was held and many
lord, are invited to attend the service. .
..- t
On Thursday evening, Oct. 5. the
High school. as has been discussed.
them will be another saving intuition
now paid to Stamford (which that city
will appreciate, tool as its own ‘High
School is already so crowded that
Stamford is also talking junior but
school for item.) besides the greater
advantage which will come to Win
in having its children at school near-
er home, withont the delays. dillonl-
ties and dangers of daily travel by trol-
(Continued It”!!! First M.) ing to the original plan. To suit the
., .—a- convention of the New Hoyt-n Sum-i
At . Point some distance before girls, and because tldras been found:
Buckley‘s brim. the machines stmclt impossible to make arrangements tort
I It” 0‘ "film at! '0‘“ “it!“ an earlier convention the date has
ml ’ “'ml with “ml ”M I” been postponed to November 16th and
t the u to "it: the (is are Thursday and
travclaltnoat impossible. There wold - Y'
be no doubt, according to the auto Nday. and while the time is rather
“1“”. "It the stance MO 50011 late tor some of the debates it is the
'I‘tflt n‘li~
placed thorn with malicious intent. By
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
he. QIN’W. COMPANY. NI- VOII 30"
'akllitnl with at the wired. the had
territory was gradually ocvenod and
the parties proceeded on their way.
only tho! that could be chosen that,
will suit the largest number. .
The programme will follow the lines
When the vicinity of Buckley's already made public. The change of
bridge was received. If. Goduldig 110- place ind date will make no change its
”Nd ‘ machlna standing ”‘1" on regards the work to be done by the
matters other came up before the till! olJolln D. ‘Crimmina' beautiful
meeting.
A most delightful salimundi party
Md last evening in the Sunday room
t p Q thonst avenue M. 13:. Church by
tho Epworth league. -'l‘he majority of
when of the league turned out an.
n enjoyable evening was spent. Genet
were played and a dainty collation was
carved. During the course of the av.
fining piano solos were rendered by
those present. ‘
‘ I . l
Jens- Norwalk Republican Club
, planned one of the biggest rallies
i; Q a“ MINI-8 the republican condid- Hart and Mr. Sawyer, 121-119-102; hire, 3' turned to their house in ltowayton. ai-
waver hold in this city for l-‘liday even~
V3310 be held in its quarters on East
Wuhington street. Numerous speak-
u‘l will dllcusa the political situa-
. . not for state senator, Charles E. Wil-
A
Hanson. Mr. Williamson is urolo-
gnont speaker and is laminar with
the situation. He is favor in tho Nor-2
walks and his many backers will bcl
’1 3‘“ of a chance to hear him express
‘ilnrlcwa on the coming campaign. A
lively entertainment will follow and
Juice, Garrison. the wen-known actor
7 and now proprietor of the movie
fdnoi on Rowan street. will talk. Mr.
“risen in now preparing a snappy
7' with song and will render it at
‘ 'uo meeting. Refreshments will be
ley or train.
place. Firwoodon-theSound, had a R0
dance. It was a most successlul affair“ l
Everybody had a delightful time. rns‘ ?
girls iron: the surrounding homes were "i
there. a good sized gathering, and had: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peter-on of
a good lolly time. They had refresh, Rowayton avenue. left Monday to
meals lDO- {spend the winter in New York city. .
-—-———__. ._..
Amlxed foursome was the featurei Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Lee hovel
event in Saturday's golf at the Wec' closed their Tokenolte home. and have
Burn Golf Club. The prises were ot-f returned to their winter domicile ll
loved by Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Gillespie. New York city. ‘
and were won by Dr. and Mrs. hiirelll "-
with a not score oi as. their handicap, Mr. and lira. William H. Rose and
being 16. The other scores were: Mrs. f damur have returned to their borne
E. crimmens and Mr. Seely, 99405;. in Brooklyn, after spending the sum.
airs. Tyson and Mr. Hamilton. tic-isimer‘ is the Barclay cottage.
103; Mr. and Mrs. Baker, 117-8409;}:
Mr. and Hill Merritt, 123-8406; Ml”:
Mr. and live. P. )1. Noodle have re
Strong and lm. Gill. 11010.95; lifter spa-alas the “tad “‘5 N“
and 1m. Dickinson, 12420-104; Mr. and five- in N" "Y“ '3'”-
itrs. Dominick, 115-15-100 ‘
1‘ Manager Find libble has arranged
The annual report of the Schoollan informal dance. to take pica Wed-
Committee should be carefully considJnenth! evening ‘1 the Marina 3000
"9‘1 hi "on taxpayer, especially by:cotnpa.ny quarters. llasie will be far-
thosa who are parents. There is. nlahcd by the Victor cram
been a gain of nearly 50 per cent. in!
the school population during the past Once more boa Charles 3. Green-
tour Years. with no school buildings wood appeared beioro the public and
erected to take care of this lncroue,‘ given his “Slide 'l‘alkon Want-m.“
“1 “I“ time. Four yest- ago tharc Last evening Mr. Greenwood addres-
were 691 children of school age in the' aed a rcpresentathe body of norm-
town and now there are 997. a gain‘ton Republicans in the Rowayton
.ne bridge with the headlights so dim
s to be scarcely perceptible. '
The lawyer stopped his car with
he intention of investigating. Be-
are he could get out. however. a man
«spud irotnthe stalled mochhe and
walked over toward the Geduldig
auto. His up was pulled lar dawn
)ver his forehead and his coat collar
was up. .
"Say, guy." he said beenely, "Get
oat! iwnat totnlh to you.” Delete
he could say another word however,
thotwomonintbolovdlumpodout
or. their machine which. because 0!
the glare of the lights oi the Oeduldlg
car, W to the would-be
hilt Eww‘d‘o
twdvialbiy unnerved the man.” in
manner unduwent a noticeable
chase. ,
Meokly he tort-d to thahwyor and
flattered something to’tho shot that
lurthor on beyond the bridge some
tracks were loose and be had stopped
to warn the party. He also explained
that he was stalled home he bad a.
blowout.
The two cars proceeded on their
way and as they passed by. the men
noticed two more. roughly drehaod cc.
cupmtvolthostallcdcar.1‘beirsue—
picions were verified m they no-
ticed tint than were no line at all
on the (root wheels and guessed that
You Will Meet
convention or the arrangement oi the
work in the various sessions at the
convention days. There will be one
advantage about the new date. The
election will)be over. The country
will be one advantage abetnoin sin it
will know under what administration
it is to live for the neat tour years.
and it will also be knowuwho will be
governor of this state and which party
will be dominant in the Legislature.
ll Governor Holoombe secures an-
o:ller term. the Sutnghtv are con-
vinced thst he will be lrlendly to their
measure. They are recalling' that as
long ago In mo Governor Holcombe
made an address to an equal rights
society in Soothington. in which he
asserted the useluhloss oi unlit-ago aa-
sociiltions and stated that be was
"fully convinced that whether woman
in this state has equal outrage or not
depends upon whether she wants it
and is determined to have it." "it
right! now creatively insisting upon
getting the vote. and Governor Hot.
cube will not he the man to prevent
the intention ot the men had been to
rob than: oi their money and then to
ride «I in the Godaldig machine,
leaving the party shaded with
ante useless for travel or pursuit.
Poland Timber Obstruction.
Their suspicions to the intentions oi
the men who had stopped them was
tber getting it.
a—op—
IA“ HOUR! IN LITIGATION.
Barron. duos iii-discover. $50 from
Frank Anions oi Norwallt.
The civil case oi Harry Barrone.
she wants it and insists upon getting]
it" he added, "she will get it." Sills]
V . - -. L'! _W~ ”—W...‘
.ancu for delegates to the town meet-l
> ‘m I“? chosen. A“ ”t the members 0! room has been opened in the Holmes.
‘ “in club should wait after the can-,me town has 24‘ 7mg year. a n,"
'"d' “mum“ ‘1‘“ mean" “to! 76 per year. This increase should‘
have been met. by an addition of an9
.3 M Wthh candidates for state 1‘61, average of three rooms a. year. in 1911'
montatives and justice 01 W03, there were but 16 teachers, and now
i
Hose Company's quarters. The turn-
out was not large. but those who did
attend were very enthusiastic over the
hearing. Mr. Greenwood accompan-
ied his talk by throwing numeroui
views on the screen and every picture
iurther strengthened when at some
distance. beyond Buckley's bridge they represented by A. Wolsey, vs. Frank
round [huge timber stretched squarely Angionc of Norwallt. represented by
across the road and held down on John J, cm was heard yesterday
3;”,loneflfldhfiimwfigrbgfi‘cffl morning in the City Court. The action:
tlculty. the road was cleared and the is brought to recover a commission of
Fiction in
thetimilling
ninth?”
0n fialc N on
thattbaa-onatwtoonochtorhirn
,toMbntthlthc‘uflhd
hinabaysrlthetliarmle)weroto
Ireeelvcaee-nisalencttwenty-iivc
cents lav every handed panda of
rape sold. He said that Angione
tuned to this. and lint. about a week
later, he went. in company with a buy-
er from New York, to see the rags,
and that the buyer at that time pur-
chased the rags, paying a deposit on
them.
The case was still being argued at:
can when Judge Young adjourned
the Most Fas-
cinating Heroine of Modern
”Hie Tiger's Coat"
by Elinhcih Des.”
love gory begin-
*.-,.
WIDE HUNT FDR MTEWRY
. woman.
WATERBURY, Oct~ ll.—-A vigorous
Michal-gonadnotodallovcrbletv!
W May to locate Ills- Maria
Bat-relic of this city, who sloped over
a month ago. She has not been heard
from since that time.
“Painless hustling
It is no longer necessary for a por-
son to dread the extraction of teeth,
when a method so harmless and palm
. Y, ' i n
’ I. “‘1 attend the meeting. 3 school and a new teacher installed: was clear and distinct. When he had machines proceeded. $50 for the sale or rags, Anglone is in,
,, - court Ill“ 2 D- Inf-8mm": Advo— less is avalliblo.
I there, which will take care oi 30 chll-i finished his description oi' Washington mgu;r‘::kc$naaw:°:1:d;$e&n ‘31:? the Junk business. "a ’0 “ Barronefl cote I is] t d of "m
dren in that section which have pre-. he displayed a number of humorous ' ‘ t l have made a spec a ii I .
A smart auto set consists of a cap who had the mg: for sale. Barrens '
timber in time." declared Attorney shy-such or work and am able to meet
i. plaid silk to be tied in a handkerchief
of plaid silk, a veil of chlilon to slip
over hat and face and a scarf of tho‘
hot at one side.
‘ fill short veils, facetiously called
"“lca yells." because they leave the
,. tree. are a permanent trimming
M many new hats.
V'lmfl'
'3100 for transportation and $500 for in all parts of the room.
ms in.
Mt saloons." vw
revenue-ha hm
ou’ ”(alum
3"“
t-iously been attending one of thPlpolitlcal cartoons which did much to
Stamford schools at a cost to this arouse the laughter of those proan'Wils a daring bit. of work and it it Dosing of them last November,
town of 880 (och, which this year has Mr. Greenwood's voice was clear and
been increased to 840. So by paying distinct and he could readily be heard
the new teacher, Darien will save $600 Harry Scodeld presided as the chair-
oi the 81,200 which the tuition at man of the meeting and introduced
Stamlord would have required. in. Greenwood with a tow appropriate
Geduldig this morning. "It certainly -
hadn‘t been for the men behind us,
we‘d probably have been minus money
and machine.
"There is no doubt in my mind but
that those men would have hopped
into my car and lelt us behind with
their machine which was about as
useful for travel as a wooden hot-as
Thoughtful parents will realise thatwords. No other addresses were
under these ~condltions, the erection made.
t
, .
lllllll
MM
MN“
l‘m gold to think we comb out as
hwlrllv on um Md ‘ .
”Stilt
claims he was instrumental in dis
at a
cotanusslon our centlt‘per hundred'
weight. A general denial of the claim
is entered by Anglone.
Butane claims that on November
15, 1915, he was in Norwalk. nnd‘met
Angione, who had twenty bales of rags
to dispose of. the total weight being
about ten tons. Barrens told Anglonc
"a..-
sign as Loud M
we as can as
THAT~ 6051 Mini
as, “A8 Tit!
use it
FIND MAN HANGING IN WOODS.
ANSONIA, Oct. 11.—'l‘he body of a
man, believed from papers found in
his pockets to be Alex Tigonaris, on
employs oi the American Brass Com-g
l
pany, was iound banging to a tree. a,
the demands in every case; if you
teeth have been neglected until then
are broken oil. or if there are com
ditions which render them dimcult id
extract. they will respond just as salt
lsmctorily to my methods as those
which do not require especial can
The mouth is left in good condition
probable suicide, in the section known and no m after-eliccts follow,
as Hall’s Quarry yesterday. Huntersl
discovered the body. ,
Personal attention givenr to all as.
tails. Consultation tree. ,
'. l
Dr. J. H. Mallory.
u so. usin 8L, 8o. «crustacean.
Isadore by Whtlloatonly.
Homba.ivl.to'bp.m.:7todp.n.
5 Per Cent. 01f forI ‘
' Cash
Norwalk Chronicler