”Mdhwnd
m, twat-two“;
mtu-‘auunumw-lmi
,msuam '
(Wing’s-smut E J. Hill has been :1“-
IOUI modulo: about 31...“... b, ,3, ”mm", .3 m N
m 70 ROPE” cov Side 11.15.111.111“ club. ram; 11 rate
I! YOU. Think tailor-t, it new 1113 tor Friday. October 2‘! at “11.-n
. M dot] m M time he Illl address the members of
the club on the issues of the present
TaYlor & GOlden political campaign
Telephone No. me
Joust- Ncmlk Trust Co. It“.
Read [lounrliy‘s pag9 advertse
Intent today.
——We do all styles of engraving in
iwedding invitations announcements
Iand visiting cahrds,
dies. See our line of samples on this
lwork Donnelly‘s Stationcr Store.
\111“ alk M. 11‘. Chuxth. 1119 ‘_v mem-
ibcr oi this 1.‘ oop l.‘ txpu‘tt-d to be:
5 present.
A meeting of the ()flicct‘s‘ A1bt)( 1.1-
I1ion o! the First District Fire lit-part
1111 nt Il‘ill b1
BtIy our guaranteed coal and '
cheer up. You‘ll get the high-
cst.quality coal your furnace
has ever tested.
Harris & Gaus-
Water St. South Norwaft
123rd, in the Town Assembly 111111 in 1
“'11” street.
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how is THEEIME
fl‘O PAINT
Your House—
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l JACOB RUDDER 1
. 308 So. Main St. Phone 14461
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Garis‘on of Row-
parents of a baby boy which “:15 born:
this motning. Both mother and child}
are doing nicely.
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1 WEATHER FORECAST. l
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight; Friday, partly cloudyiowr
and warmer t Adlong :idge :fi bhighl and (‘ross streets and brought l
)1ressure,ex 9n mg mm a amalagainst the watering trough at that|
northeaatward to Maine, is producing place. The only damage resulting from
em districts.
also monogram First of
- Gregory,
IWJLTON GIRLS ARE
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Several Fall Weddings Cele-l
brated in Happy Manner.
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i BOY Scou‘. Troop, No. 5, Percy C‘ dings occurer- 11 yesterday atternoon all
_.Quintard scoutmasterI “ll" hold i'5 3 o clock when Miss I-‘lSie Marie Bar-
first meeting, Friday. evening, October r911, dauL liter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbs-rt
.113th 3‘ the usual hour 3‘ the South Simon llairttl of North \\ilton wasi
Iunited iti marriage to Ralph Stanlei'1
son of Mr.
.11' several autumn w-‘et'.
and Mrs. Charles;
J iT' Gregory of (‘annondalc Jiev. '
.. 1 w:t‘l‘1arl1- \.\i11rks conducted the ser-
OA.T uory abOUt. th‘ i ' Read llonntllt" ' 11.11.11 “‘h'm“ ititc at Si.M1-ttlicwstllurtli. l
Chill." da.‘5 and nights 1111911. today Mia‘s liar-'ntts wedding diess was,
that autumn mll bring. . - 1.1 “111195.11... 111115111111- 11111. .11
\91 lace trimmings and she now 111
wedding veil of white tulle and carried
held tomorrow l‘Ytlllng‘ bride my”:
im the Pioneer 1001115. 111 Main sli-.-11t.'umid of “(”1ng
for the pu:pos9 ol' ctillIlJlPilntz liilhi 'dT- ' “ilh rose trimmings. and carried pink.
.‘rungements fo1 1111- coming fair whit i1 llt)\\'t‘i.~‘ and Ruth
:\1‘ ill open on Moudav1-1‘911ing,01tob9r1w 1ik.cousin of
.1 into and
Miss Dori.“ Godfrey. lit-r.
wore, embroidered n9tI1
Reynolds of Nor-E
the bride
tarivina .1 basket of flow— iI
‘111‘S attcd a: flower girl Mr. Oregon:
[1111; attended by
~~R9ad DonnelIy's page ailvt-rfise- Ridgcfleld as 195‘. man and the ushers'
,w9r9 Frederick Sturgea‘ and (‘llailesi
illenmtt of Georgetown, (‘larence Lis-
t9r of Bridgeport and W. E. Grindrod
an s'reet. East Norwalk are the proud of Norwalk.
11111111.- Martin of.
Eakland Mcrwin.
0119 of the prettJ9st weddings of the'E
Oscar Eakland. jr..
DD Charles Oscar Eakland a promin9nt'
full season was celebrated in Milton
- ' While standing at the 10p of North this afternoon when the Rev. F. M,
iavenuo hill this morning. a big truck; llollister of the Wilton Congregation?
lowned by the Heating l: Lightly: Com- ai (‘hurch united in marriag9, Miss
lpany. of NorwalkI suddenly started tolAlice Olmstend Meruin. daughter of
'roll off down the hill. Tile machine ran I.Mrs Hyde M9rw,in
the green at the (orner of Main' Charles
of Wilton. and.
son of:
wearing}
Wilton contractor. The. '(vreniony wail
performed at th9 homc of the bride's,-
“'0' pleasant weather in all the east- the miShflD was a blown out tire lmother at 2 o'clock this atternoon.an.1l
I-‘rosts were reported James McNally. driver for W. P. Define house was handsomely decorated
““5 “10"an as f” South “'3 Atlanta, Klyn happened along at the time OfIfor the occasion with southern similar,
“I A ”0‘13” 0’ ‘0‘” W933“? ”iand' the accident. with his his mucking white crysanthemllms and pink 111mml
ing from western Texas northeast.. and by “new“ on to the ditchedI
ward to Minnesota, is causing unset- (.m- managed to haul It back into the
"Pd “93018? between the Rocky Moun- road. No one was in the machine when a wedding dress of gem getts crepel
land satin with silver trimmings. Shel
,carried a handsome boquet of bridal
IIroscs. and was atlc-ndtd by Miss l-‘ran-
ct-s‘ linkland, sister of the
:who was attractively gowned in paleI I
|pink (hift'on
palms and the Mississippi river. The
- temperatures are rising in the Westernl
and central districts.
it started to roll.
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Joseph Williamson. of New York. is]
; visiting his mother Mrs. Anna 1.. Park-
l er. of Logan street.
0" H ' NEWS The Rowayton firemen will have
their fair on ThursduyI Oct'ober 10,
g and it promises to be a big success. l
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 64; high,
59. Fair.
A rehearse) of the team and guards'
dragons
Thr1 bride was beautifully attired in
bridegroom' I
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v9‘lv9 and car 1‘ led
spray of pale pink roses.
Timothy
bride acted as best 1min and the flow-E +19 . l
T. Merwin. brother of tho
I9r bearers w‘919. Mitts Pauline Knapnl'
and Timothy T Mcrw.in jr, who car- .19c yd
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ried a beautiful basket of pink enaliI
' dragons.
Following the cncrc tony, 11 short 19
ception was litld at the home of theI
The steamer Willinml. Stevens has br1d9.and ”W" ”‘0 "'W'y married 0.8
of Eureka Rebekah Lodge willbc held .returned to Rowayton from New Ha couple ”ppm”; on u “N‘k's honey-
¢1n Friday evening.
Official notice has been received by
:l;9 Norwalk Chamber of Commerce of:
1119 holding of the National Fair, at
Lyons, France. during the month 0L
May, 1917.
ven. where the vessel has been em-
ployed for some time.
Rowland L Fields of thc Tokcneke
colony is now associated with the pub-
lishing house of E. P Button 8: Co..'
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peterson, who
left on Monday to spend the winter in
Boy Scout No. 5
meeting of the full term
will hold its first
tomorrow
evening at the South Noiwnlk M. E. New \ork city gave 8 “NW?“ party school "“ “ ‘ ‘ “" -‘l“‘ “f“ ““31‘3‘
t'hurch, Every member of this patrol 10 a few friends on Sunday. GamcsI 0" “5 1i 1 “0 1“":‘1‘11‘1 \'1"17-1"~
is expected to be present. of Nous scits \vcre play-edI and: Th0 in _“1:l1‘1t111‘.I.I:‘l>11 \91‘)‘ well-
' .__........1..-. other amusing entertainment indulged known i1"tit in \‘1.‘.‘.1 111-11l .\m;\v
in.
Two members of the New York Trol-
1113‘ Union were in Norwalk today and
:11‘9 making a collection for the bene-
Iit of the union. Chief Pennington
rr‘w tiicm permission to take up the.
collection on the condition that they
would cause no disturbance.
general social time enjoycd.
b9 the loser in one of the games, and1
as a forfeit was obliged to eat what
bone, instead of receiving any of the
The downtown Wilson and Marshall‘ However, Miss “ hitc was qiiitel equalI
{to he occasion. and gamely set to
(‘lub held a regular meeting, last even 'ther task, meanwhile wistfnlly w-atch
ing, in its quarters, in the Clifford H0 ing the others of the party enjoy the
“'1' Committee were appointed tot-the ldainty delicacies which were providu
(Outing campaign and the flnishingi 9d
(caches to the. plans of the big ralLy,l
which will be held Satnrdaneveningd
in Hoyt's Theatre. were made.
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A large and attractive cloth poster?
'lins been placed on the front of the
Insure Your Family
Treasures
1111111 Dollars
Rents a Box For One Year
“ iri bur Safe Deposit Vaults.
Interest at 4% Per Maura in
SavingsDopu-tmeut.
. 1111111 1111111,
house on the evenings of October 191'
'20 and 21
Igetting things in readiness for the
levent, and if everything goes of! ac-
to great while before Rowayton will bel
lfortitled\against the ravages of final
:tm. The members of the company
are working in perfect harmony on
the matter. and the fair will open on:
next Thursday evening with a‘booin.l
There will be various booths arrang-
WW orchestra.
THOOH trip.
upon 1‘1‘1 conclusion ofI
constructed residence in Wilton Cen-
ter
About one hundred gut-sis vv9r9 pres
tnt at the ceremony and reuption.‘
in New York in its retail department. among these l)”
Norwalk
ing many residents of
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.which th9y will Tt‘Slnt‘ 111 their newly age of 5 nets—10c
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Norwuiit
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t‘ I am. Mass" as guests of J. Cletus Magner, 1.11: the blaze was subdued but not
Refreshments were served, and a being. ‘~ ’ “1‘" -r ”1 ‘” {111119 Charles who is n w in his freshman year at
Miss 0 Eiakl 1" d 6.: HO“. lli‘ ; 1
Helen White had the misfortune tom“ (‘07“-"“’~‘l0““‘-
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\iiss Anna Ilolzhaucr celebratcd her
home
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surprise she was a charming hostess'
Games were. 11 ‘ayed and in the latter:
part of 1.119 91911ng a. delicious colla-
tion was 931‘.v9d
a late ht ur, wishing \iiss Holz~‘- H6191! Gorhsm 311d Miss King, 01 N0!-
‘wnlk, spent Sunday as the guests of
‘-9d at
The guests depart-
haucr many more happy birthdays
Inspector
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‘ Rowayton Ho". 9 company building. an-I‘ the National
'nouncing the grand fair and bazaar where they Bi
of the company, to be held in the hose the \.1ilon.1.
‘itcnssions arose which were
1The laddies are rapidly of mucb interest to them and at the
. cf the session they were were
well satisfied that they had spent a.daugbter Eligabeth, of PiloVidence, R.
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Mary
cltf‘f.
icording to expectation, it will not b:e Fla-151"” 8"" Pmfl’WlB day.
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P‘inch. Commissioner
Electrical Convention.
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Mrs George L. Ilufault. of Hartford.
“211115159 of her daughter. Mrs. Ruth
.‘...11 r.,'
ford, N. ‘
1.113;. Herr:
ed to the [all with a special‘snIr- tango.» to; 1.
p118») each evening. with music by tN’ titan. 1‘
t'.
’ ‘artford. September 21
Hermon, ot.Norvalk.
.1 son '1‘. 11'. Gilbert, in
thymamed of a decidedly lean ham- fifteenth birthday anniversary at herI
3 Yost street, yesterday.
delightful repast served to the others. ,though “‘55 llolzliauer was taken by
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HR. and Mrs. John D. Beers, in Ridge-
deciman Philip H.11‘ield-|
tondpiL the nleetlng of. walk were the guests of Mrs. Nicker-
trica 1 Convention. ism and @1153
y some new and up-to-date appara-I 'i'ormcrly of NoMlk, announces the “
. _. L. Lucler. of Water’s on business.
MulchKWAmCa-aa.
Bridgeport. Om.
Some Ishoes‘
for women-«$2
Yes; two dollars!
lite) are not llt\\ sinus in one ~t 1N but the)
1rcuuincly good.
Not but in that tlicv have been at ”it store tor var)-
lug lengths of tinic ll'ut not in 919v} other sense.
.\ll “(to built \‘lllt‘ll ltathcr was cluaptr than it is
are
1111\1‘ .ill(l tlicit otiginal pttccs 11910 front $3 50 up. \
tiuttc easy to see what bargains the) are"
.\ number of stIvs.lc \ot all Sizes Not .1llarcl1lack'.
llui 1-111‘v one “ill be :1 ‘pl11I1n"f1‘1rthc woman it will fit.
lu<t let us icpcat that pr‘ict~ $2
\iain floor, rear. .
the Yale Pageant
i-ii'i'icial publication of the Vale l‘rcxs‘ piviupr scenario
of the pageant to be given tict. 21 in the ’limvl with a
number of articles having to do with the collegi- between
its ts‘inblislimcnt in 17111 and now.
‘ .\ book of interest to every \alc 1111111 and every per—
Son interested in \alc. “hit 20 illustrations $1. \
Main floor, rear. '
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More bungalow aprons
or dressns are here
\\ c 'vc had to disappoint .1 lot of \\‘t)lllt‘ll lookingr for l
the-51 trim and \t‘l‘\ 11 cable 101 t‘t.1ll~_.’——but now there is '
'111 1d Supply l
"lh y slip on over regular attire and make an apron ‘.
tlt it 1: horough protection. l‘1utton at side. fit snugly ;
.Iiéncckfivc short sleeves. \'ot a few \\ (llllt u find them '
ccllcttt ousc dresses! ‘
lastcful stripes and stripes in combination \\llll fig-
UFOs—~7sc. ‘ .
SQCOllt’l floor.
Little things that
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\\ 9 dont approciatdathc value of a pin—till we necd ‘-
wil‘ and cant find it. So it is with nations and a dozen— ,
and-one little articles of everyday Service. 1
Here are kuclrnunrbcr of them, each at price that '
gives added interest:—
Buttonhole edge, 3 yd piece.——10c
Machine olero 3—3c
Tape, 3 yardlzpiece, nhlteall widths,
Skirt belting, black and white, 1%
Sand 2 inches \vid9.—5c N l
Dr9ssmak9rs' pins, 1-4 in box ~15ci
Scissors, regular or buttonhole or"
embroidery styles.—19c -
Fancy frillcd elastic, several colOrs,.
Lingerie tape, white pink and blue.I
m, .
Elastic webbing in 3-! yard strips
5-8 to 7-8 inchu wide, ~50
Softey pins, good sort, assorted siz
do: 59
Pins, Superba brand, 300 catint,——tic
Hair nets, Smart Set brand, pack-
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't Buttons~a remarkable collectionli
'YJvory in cloth alludes and regularl
.sizes, black crochet in regular sizes,i
fancy celluloid in colors to match this,
season‘s dresses. About 100 cards at"
~9aeh 10c '
i Pcarl buttons of uniquc. hopes for
trimming. seifshank sty,le —-per dozer
-'-~10c
[3" Hi i
tReal hair nets in cap shape—421,31.-
Sanitary nprons—39c ..
Main floor front
that inst tiltion.
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Upon investigation, it was found that
Mr. and Mrs. Edward GPThMMIic fire had originated in 11. nllnrbct‘of Disagreement "I Housatomc Valley
South Norwalk, have. spent several
-days with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ger-
hardt, in Weston. Mrs. Elizabeth Tews
has left town, after spending some
time with Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt.
boxes filled with rubbish and waste,l
and which lay alongside of the build
ing. It is probable that a match. care-
lessly thrown into the boxes, was the
cause of the fire.
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Mr. and Mrs. ‘F‘red Gorham, Miss
DO NOT ADD THE DIS- ‘1
COMFORT 011‘ POORLY
FITTING EYEGLASSES
TO THE DISCOMFORT
OF SUMMER,
field.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ahrens of Nor-
Mabel Nickcrson, in
Ridgefleld, Sunday.
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Our “Best Yet" Eyeglasses
make for security and cont-1.-
fort at small expense.
Mrs. Thomas A. O'Gonnan and
1.,gretI.g1!'ests of Miss N. E. Ryan.j
of Set-leek avenue. "
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James Hugh and Oscar 'Schultz
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motored to Middle-town, Conn. today,: 1
unmoau notLoINo DAMAGED. E
Fire paflially destroyed the “do of .
the 111111111115 01591! by the lestate oh‘L
Mrs. Benji Lanim. ofRat ave-i
A3.
“The House of Good Glasses."
caution, Optometrists, Optlolam
on." out. In} on scout. ,
.7 Atlantic In. lantern. can. '
count for much . .l‘.
./ The Howland' Dry Goods. Co.
until it had climbed the whole side ofl FARMERS REFUSE T0
the building and reached the roof. l
CANAAN, 0ct.,
i being delivered at the Borden t‘ondcn—'
sed
9"" " lpending an adjustment of the t1oublc
'— 5 between the company and the produc-
fers.
Six months’ contract with an increase
up to 5 cents a quart, an advance of 1'
Icent over the previous price. The com-
‘pany. it is understood while willing “Wm“! {HS 800GB. If he cannot
in grant the increase in price. iS unv1ill-1 3 in 8 111189 “13311611865 The San 1-
ling
‘period than tarec months.
Thursday. Oct. 12, 1916.
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Home needs
and money savings
.\ hundred; )95 two liundrtd Hl'lltlt< littdE’d every 1:"
1l.1v in nearly every home—to be bouuht at a saving. ‘ f,
l here are utensils for preparing meals. / 5,
[here are utensils for keeping 1119 11111119 clean. if
'llit‘rt‘ .trt dislits for scrvnig atiiattitclIv arh "lllt‘aT :
1A (atli (la). '
llltl’t arc heaters to ink. on lllt tlllll 11f.1utuum [1:15 :‘
.~to\c\ to make cooking easy 1clri1'c‘1atms to keep food ‘
.\\\ FTC
tand \\ liolesomc.
.\l| are offered in tlic \utuinn sale of Housewares
and oiic‘ml at a pricr less than mind.” pli‘ 1.
l l\ 1‘ minutes Spent in tli- lltllllt mods ~11ti11n will
-1ivc mom and betterinformation than .1 half hour spent
in reading about it in your 111 \\\}I.il)t“.l
l‘ourtli fl. 1111‘.
Feather boa
insures warmth,
I.‘\g;1inst the keen breezes.
tectton. 9 3_
it has no \t‘ eight but it nestle .uound onc' s shoulders
and is rcmrak‘able guard ag‘ainst chill.
boa of feathers is sum pro-
It has beauty too; adds pretty touch to costume.
Ostrich benign white and black : and contbnations of: '
the two, and a nu her of handsome colors, $1.50 to $8.50.
Marabout semis—$3 Ito $12.50
‘ Rich capes of 111arabout—-—$5.50 to $7.50.
And even big1 fluffy muffs of runabout—$4 to $8.50.
M ain flu or, front.
Outdoor man
enjoys sweater
No cold can get by the dcfcllw of the man whos put
one of these heavy $7. 1) shaker knit s11 caters 011 duty!
'l‘hcv are dandics. Pure \vorstcd yarn, close knit
with that firm shaker stitch, solid, warm as an overcoat,
and not a bit cumbersome.
\avIv, maroon gum and livht or dark gra_v,.—$7 50.
l. ightcr sort. saute \tllc ~91.
(100d sorts with \ neck or coll.1r——$3 to $5.‘
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Front‘. liascnlcnt.
Boys’ good
2-trouSers suits—+153 50
The price is unusual. So are the suits.
hood \orfolk jackets 'luo pairs of
trouser cut:
with plenty of room in nrood sl_\lc
\lade l'rotn attractive \toolcu "
mixtures“ blue 3 i
brown and tan. ' ' gr y' “‘
In sizes from , to I7——and for $3.50 ‘
lust one thing makes that small price possiblcz—our
determination to clear stocks promptlv.
l‘ron‘tl l1:1.~cuicnt.
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{the farmers are turning most of t
milk into butter and cheese. About ten.
loans of milk are being delivered dat
1191119 Borden plant. it was said, I.
Icompared with about 200 cans dnfll‘
qunder normal conditions F. N. Glut.
of the Borden Company said today W
the company would be willing to sink.
an agreement with the farmers for
three months at the figures demanded.
He also said that unless an agreement.
,1 was reached Shortly the plant hen-
would be closed, and not reopened-
DELIVER MILK.
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With Borden Company.
p—
]2.*Little milk is
Milk plant here, it was said today,
The latter are holding out for a
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--A IWISE MERCHANT
classified "For SIalo" columns.
on the office and i111 11.111.111.111 will
to make contracts for a long;
As a result
' 53 WALL ST.
0. B. J ask son 11.11.1111... .
OPTICIAN Phone 438
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Norwalk Chronicler