I
i
“— t
Cherie- ll. mouth. sec-rotary ef’
the Nero-It Che-her d W
“emulation: yesterday.
The Nor-stir also cm will hold:
he noel practice tomorrow It the‘
tie-sh winn- rum. 2
A Ruler meeting or (focitenoe:
Tribe. No. 32. I. 0. R, it, will be lit-Id
this evening. in Bed Ian's mu, in
loin street. All members of the
tribe are requested to be present.
,...-
.“JM 0"“-
m.
VIII-OI“. unis. 0:1 I! A III
is «our en‘- ee nee-t“ ef the
atom- at the M (W. lotions-d
Ono-d w PM. which at
torm- in: no Mil say to prelim».
iambevvonodbremdvmflp._
to a lie today in [WI even but}
the petitioners being a trust «use»!
a! War. N, Y. According to the}
petition. the trust company holds
8160.000 in bonds teem-d by the Kan»
seal City, Mexico and Orient Railway
(Stumps-y. predecessor o! the present
t-mpotauon. and claims that interest
on these bond- has been delwlted.
STEER
STRAIGHT
FOR THIS
-. .s. ..n .. .~W,_
mmnmtuum-du
COAL
HEAT FIRST
7.. gs A
Weelecyeu-oreufltefiheetpereee the-Orfilery
Mltpnuucthofleotnhetheavmniflhct
aldacdortebleeetietactiontotbemr. ue
walla”. our assertio- by' sending us your
޴M0ND BROTHERS
mWeebinmSt. I
Phone 113-3.
The Kansas City. Mexico and Orient
tiaiiway Company went into the hands
at receivers. the property being sold
mt evening was about the quietest l
night that. the police department hat-tL
had for a long time. Not an arrest
was mule nor a eonmlnint received
dull: the whole of the evening.
There will be no session of the state
New convention in Dsnhury this
you, the convention sections asaem-I
sun in New Haven, New London and;
Norwelk. The contention takes place
October 81.
—Roest beet. 100. lb. N. Y. Mk1.
fledgedenuebhdaelu
ad‘s-artifice!”
The garage or supply
station displaying it cer-
rise So-CO-ny motor
gasoline—the cleanest.
and the present company formed.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
to: noon adjourned the. Criminal Com-
‘4 number e! ones will be heard.
to alter his house on Ponus avenue.
The work will cost about 8285.
-—-.—-—.~-
ADJOURNS TO 061'. 27
Judge John J. Walsh yesterday af~
non Pleas court to October 21. when
sutLotNo bummer" NOTES.
Homer Buttery was given a pennit
- —"
most reliable fuel ob-
'l‘hs annual meeting of Audubon
Society of the State or Connecticut“ tainablc. Look forth:
will be held on Saturday, October 14th: Red, White and Blue
Reports. luncheon. illustrated lecture Sooony sign.
byliowsrd H. Cleaves—“Experiences ST AND ARD OIL 00.
on Photo and atracting Wild Birds." of NEW you
alight colors in soft hats. O‘Brien's.
AttorneyGencraI George E. Illn-
man has given an opinion to the
Public Utilities Commission that it
is not authorized under the law to
make an order premitting the con-
struction of a steam railroad side-
track across the tracks of an elec-
tric railway at grade.
Word was received from Kansas
City, Mo, that a dauxbter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. J. ‘M. Cumin-inn, or 525
Knickerbocker Place. Mrs. Cummings
was formerly Miss Alice Fitch, daugh—
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch, of
H -on downtown pool rooms when loot
South horwalk. {valued at $13,000 was recovered. It
-CI" evenings at Republican had' was all part of goods s\len from the
quarters, Red Men's Hall. and leave American Express Company cars on
your application “To Be Made" a vo the Nickel l’late. Railroad during the
ter, Oct.. 16th the last day. "W“ "m“m‘ '
A very fine humorous sketch of the THE DISPENSARV HOLDS FIRST
old fashioned seats where one waits‘ .
for a trolley. which are situated 11!“th BUS'NESS “IEEEAENG OF THE t
the white b'ridgc. Dorian... is printed in} The Dispensary boztrd of ntanagers'
this months issue of “19m" T‘heiht-ld the first nicotine. of the year,
sketch ‘9.”“9 to life and own to m. n~ Tuesday morning, at the liispenstu‘y.
“ll“i particulars, sooth “Y" .11", THE? 6 Pine street, Second District. and
:e;21hl;o ugieoflratvvfngwins) byOJ 80;: ioutitw htlsiilt‘ss was disposed of. An
' ' illilt‘l'Prlll’lI: feature of the meeting was
“*WS
CAR ROBBERS UNDER ARREST.
t‘l.E'-’lll.ANl), 0.. Oct. 13.——Threo
ut-rzums under arrest here on suspi-
t'iUIl of being members of an organ-
ized band of car robbers which has
bet-u operating between (‘leveland. (‘hi-
earn and St. Louis for three years
were turned over to Federal authori-
ties toduy on charms of violating the
interstate Commerce act. Search is
being made for the leader of the gang.
who is said to have been a noted l’a-
iis crindnal. The arrests here were
made Tuesday night foilowinwa raid
HANAN SHOES
of the Country's
BEST DRESSERS
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
FOR
THE NORWALKS
Elwood&Glover
rs: Washington St.
LYNCO BUNION PRO-
TECTOR
The Reed & Volk
' Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
acher. . .
lllt‘ :ttt-uttiit giwn by Miss Mortar! ,
—Jnmes Donnelly has completed ar- the liftfsv. of her experiences anil
rangement‘s to serve more. thoroughly method ”1‘ work M M”. “pm about
‘ illitn over patrons seeking Victrolns or from imusv to house during the recent
“cords, An attendant will give nor llllt‘zt'lt‘ittitl epidemic of infantile pa-
cntiro nttcntion to this department "KPH”- .
, . I‘ltni horanlk escaped with only
and “”1 demonstrate any model at 111- Mm mum-it of ill" dread tllst‘use is due
strutnent on 1‘90“?“ In.the'Donudly in thu \lKllHIlt‘t‘ of our hcnlth ofllcer,
Victrola parlor 000 may find every who was ably tissistt-d by Miss Mori-
modpl Victroitt made from 815 to 8300. mily. illltl it was i' sottrt-t- or tzt‘oat sat-
And with the Bid ot'thrce sound proof lsfttction to thosc who listened to her
account that tho llislwnsztrv could
a an . . -
rooms immediate demonitration c.) mm: x mm m the truth 0‘. prevention
be given. Mt. Donneily unnounus l-.\' supplying a mm, for the Clix at
that orders should be placed early and such a “rim.“ time.
that if desired Victrolas may bc pur-
chased on the easy payment plan.
J
L ELECTRICAL SHOP
I In the Town
t
; AUTO SUPPLIES
So. Norwslk, Music not on.
i
They're on the Feet l .
t
i
BOOKAWAY OYSTERS
HARD AND SOFT CRABS
Sllll mi tap Merci
Mills!
DRY ESCOLLOPS
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS
cur-13mm
'm 10 and 10!.
Free Delivery.
1-»
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1
ever shown.
.1 WASHINGTON ITRII'I'
[Skin Comiort ,__
tor Sick People
No Bed Sores by use of
—-Roust Porlt, 20c. lb. N. Y. Mitt. 1
The Lady Washington Lodge held no
Illt‘t'llng last evening in lied Mcn's'
Hail. After routine business was;
tiunsacted. initiation 0! candidates was
held. Next Thursday evening. 0cto-'
ber 26, the lodgi- will celebrate its
fourth anniversary. At this time roll‘
call will be read and the second de-l
urce worked, All members should be'
present. At last evening's meeting‘
visitors were present from llusdon, N“
Y., Bridgeport and Westport. l
—i)nncing Saturday night, Town'
Assembly Hall. Grace Brothers' full
orchestra. St.
The Civil Service Commission will,
hold a competitive examination for'
my candidates to West Point, on Octo-t
her 25, 1916, in the Cities of Hartford,l
New Haven and Bridgeport. at 9
o'clock a, m, in the Federal buildings.
All candidates must be physically per-
fect. and must be not less than seven-
teen nor more than twenty years of
age,.and the height must be not less
than five feet. five inches. Senator
George R. McLean will be glad to hear
POWDER
Here to proof and nurse's letter
“For fifteen years in my work as a
nurse I have used Sykes’ Comforti‘ow-
der in the sick room With splendid re-
sults. My mother was confined to her
bed for three years, but by the use of
this powder never had a bod sore. In
all my work for skin irritation or sore-
ness I insist upon the use of Sykes’
Comfort Powder."-ltlrs. T. A. Bacon,
Nurse, Lawrence. Mess.
from all boys sit once who wish to M.phfimpowdu,buum l
take this examination, 80 that he can medicated unequalled for
give them letters to the examining mend moo bee! endI
board permitting them to take the cx- id's-fin. Its-1m ecoltlmc' esteem.
amination. m M I heat: rashes. :
—Umbrellas and Mourning Bands. mm” ”“5”“. M "'
O‘Brien's. ‘ Used-herbetbiucbildnnithepctbe
fin healthy and free from soreness.
'''''''' w | storage-ammo“
, I MntWOmJ
One Reason
Personal executors di
gotten in the midst of ad '7
monomers estate. Tha
mean. trouble, deity an‘
jetsam certain toss to th
(chute. Not so with a
. .W: If one ofite of
{ Mali dinette others can
‘ tissue the work without -
hour’s interruption. A 7 -» <
Company’ewwkiso .- ,.
no how ADD *an DIS-
cosrrox'r or POORLY
FITTING EYEGLASSES
TO THE DISCOMFORT
OF SUMMER
Our “Best Yet" Eyeglasses-
mtt'xe for security and corn-v
. , tort at smell expense. '
Phone cos—5o So. Main as.
G. ROCKOFF
New York Ladics’ Tailor
REMOVED
: From 20 North Main
i
To rt North Main
Over Grccn Trztdim,r Stamp Store
3Now Ready to Serve Patron!
1 With Our Usual Promptneel
Coals,Suits&ilr’esses
For Women and Children
i The NATIONAL
GARMENT CO.
‘ 127 Washington St.
Second floor.
‘EBUILT TYPEWTERS -— L. n
Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented.
fepalred. Rentals. 3'
per month. Kahlua!
sold at 86 per month.
JAS. DONNILLY
It Isuth Main Street. South Norwallt
The New Sciencetl
'oll-mrrton- or cnmormscrto
Chiropractic is the definition oi the
cause of the and the art at
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
liven it done in childhood
:cdandeylm
~
"rum
for Fishing.’
SMELT
Artistic Wicker Baskets adeall Pockets
st snownm o; ,
Wllloww Ware
Cosy and Comfortable Chairs in many models M
make ideal wedding presents, or to mark adversaries er
rc-uln'ons. .
. 1
4
RAYMOND & SON
Wail ca High Sm. Funeral Directors Nor-eta; 7
All Other
71 North Main St.
The City National Bank
We Invite You to Consult Us
The officers of this Book desire patrons to feel free to
consult them at any time regarding money matters.
If you need our services. we would be glad to assist
you to any way within the limits of safe banking. t
We handle the business of depositors promptly. careful-
ly, satisfactorily; in fact. every facility of modern banking
is here at the command of our customers.
- LADIES’ HIGH BOOTS
Are more popular than ever, and we announce the
complete display of the very latest models that we have
We call especial attention to the new
plain or in combination. including Mahogany Russia, HaV-
ans Brown, Black with grey tops and many others.
(Dainty Hosiery to Match
' CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
TILIPHONI‘ 1476!.
Fishing Tackle
Now is the time for Anglers to know
that we have “Fishing Tackle 'Ihat’s Fit
A full line in stock.
W
most
colors either
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122 Washington St.
v.5.
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A. D. MORGAN
South Norwnllt.
If you need to buy a cake for tea.
Try chocolate layer and pleased
you will be.
So while you're housecleanlng,
too busy to bake,
'Phone to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.
The Banner Bakery~
Tel. 887‘ 5 Monroe met
fl
White Pine Compound
With Tar
ForTbetColdonoure'
Fs‘mpm
\
9970!“! Raymond ii
UNDE RTAKER
Tel. :3. toss-8; Hm.“
N. Y..N.II. &
P. M.—-12:083,
A. fl.—18:253,
9:183. 10:883.
P. BL—lzwh.
New York to
A. Uriah.
10cm 10:50:.
P. [—12:083.
1251.4:813. 4:31,
AIL—O: 00,
10:033. 10:50:.
P. ll.-—11:193,
built Remit:
5:83. 6:003.6:08, 1:153. 1:883. 8
8:103, 9:8. 11:153. 18:003.
Bundeyt
8:008. 9:903. M11. 37 Ely Avenue
10:00:; 18:183. 18:
ll. 'iitrc Table
count nonwstx TO new vonx
A. M.—1:89x. 5:
7:183, 7:40, 7:551. 8:213; 23:59:, 9:23x.‘
9:89. 10:063. 10:383. 10:583.
353, 5:493. 6 : 673.
1:073, 1:283, 3:03x.
8:29, 4:153. 4:813. 5:183, 5:45, 6:023.
6:221, 7:023. 8:083. 9:583.
Sundays.
1:383. 5:403, 8:38.
1:073. 2:“3, 8:183.
4:813. 6:45. 6:023. 7:083, 1:12, 7:45;.
7:573. 8:063. 9:5k. 10:053. 10:403.
South Nor-walk.
5:30. 6:40. Min,
8:003. 8:813. 0:003._ 9:313, 10:08:.
1:08, 1:883. 2:043.
4:483, 5:183,
1:083. 8:003. 8:851.
0b.
to New Haven.
11:311.
Sixth.»
P. Ir—lifllflh 8:101. «um
0:20. 0:“. 7:0“. Itfll. 8:042. 811.:
mu. impairs.
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Flannelette Garments
New cornea the time when everyone needs warmer
pant .
You will find here great assortment: of new, he
reliable merchandise and the values are unmetchnble. , >.
WOMEN’S FL-ANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS—Ilhir
of excellent quality ilanneiettc in plain white. and fl
and white and blue and white stripes, various stylil, G8,
extra full, in all sizes ............... 59¢ to I”:
WOMEN‘S FLANNELE'I‘TE UND‘ERSKIRTS-Sndcafl’ ‘
striped flannclette, some are finished with ruiflee anti
neatly trmuned .................. 39¢ and5 T
WOMEN'S" LONG KIMONOS—In a variety of pretty "
signs and colorings. .
INFANTS’ KIMONOS AND BATH ROBBS—In n W"
assortment oi styles.
DR. DENTON‘S SLEEPING GARMENTS for children.'
All sizes. lillflltn‘t a t- ; '
‘P‘i
Stop-Look-Listen.
A Silk Dress for $10.00
Black, Navy, Green, etc.
new GARMENTS, LATEST STYLES, SUR-
pmsn VALUES
WHILE may LAST—CHOICE ..... $10.00;
A. DICKERMAN 8; SON-
DOUTH NORWALK, DONN. PHONE «H.
In Poplin, Voile and Lawn. trimmed with lace, h
in; or plain; long sleeves and low collar
SILK BLOUSES
White Silk, lace trimmed or hemstitched; ion sleev w s‘
low collar ....... .. .............. g a V
Dark Blue Silk ........................... . '
Light and Dark Striped Silks . ....... $1.93 to 34:
1.1. MALLETTE
88 Washington St.
South Not-walk.
‘— - -
FAST FREIGHT LINK TO."
Your. . *
Fraioht boat loavoe Pler an -‘
River. New York (toot of . ..
fit.) every day “up. Sunday,
"‘- "flnttt received at Remus.
5 n. m. and at South New
5:30 p. m. II ’
- pram-"ll
ops. nuns om
ad...-
18‘86 to 1863
m
H 1115 Flat!
name 3'». con Gm“ F' "“1 “MW "
e
out Paper, Best Work. Best Prices
. NONWALK
and usrsnue It to be any, fresh-
5:01. 5:853. 6:001. 7:803. 8:103.8:003. kitted. mk. Money .32.“... re-
tooled it not to your»
meets sold only In chunks. Delivery
made only on 20 live. or men.
- A. Ila-185:1. 1:88: . 5:58. 1:18. Pomona
Minimum 10:13:. maintain. u w u‘ up 1“ In
THE mums J. sum
. PORTATION LINE h...
W
F. s. LYON
Good Job Printing
Merchants Profit
89 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHOIII W
Native Market
H. Friedman, Prop.
We kill and dress all our own beef
00.5"
Ikhlhm
ROUND‘STIAK ......... 106.1“. lb.
POT ROAIT ............ 1.118.”;
PORK ONO” .............. ”0. lb.
immune-stunning
”In...
Norwalk Chronicler