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Tristram Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Are You Going to Reshingle or
Build New This Fall?
_ If so, save painting and repair bills. You want
shingles to last so that you will not have to be re—shingling
every little while. CREO-DIPT stained shingles are manu-
factured from selected cedar, creosoted and stained any col-
rouu. on m
Coal is rather scarce—tem-
porarily let us hope—but to
allay the apprehensions oi
cotiierencc thi “What is This t‘hurch
. , .'f‘iying to Ho in Her Work Abroad?" ——~
some 0‘ our customers we or de‘lwd' They 13“ twtce 35 long ‘5 natural wood and Announcement was made that a E
Wish to assure them ‘hat brush Seated shingles. They save usual expense of paint- ‘rrsotutton had been adopted by the PYREX BAKING WAR
In an ' ' , ' ' ‘ it u of 811.10 and con-wed -
each and every order we g repairing You avaid all the muss, inconvenience u be e I» t u in hi
the House of Deputies. providing for.
{the appointment of a commission “to.
promote the spread of thc desire I014
Epeace in the world and internation‘ail
and loss of time “staining on the jo .”
Of course we have natural cedar shingles if you prefer,
the best of each grades.
Economical Durable
have taken for coal at lower
Transparent Sanitary
prices than now prevail will
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friendship and to relate their open. i 21/2 Qt' Casserole """"""""" $2.00 8/? x 4/2 In. Oblong Bread Pu} 75c
behonored t0 the last degree. Th H t h & B "o C lions to the world alliance lor le-l 2 Qt. Casserole ..................... $1.75 8?: x 1 in. deep Round Cake Dish 65c
There may be a little delay e a C a, \- y o. Wilfrid‘s. mlutffiflfi‘?! “fixing 11/2 Qt. Casserole ................... $1.50 7 in. Round Shtrge: Egg )Dish 6
. . t . . . ' wtt an es ............. c
in our receipts oi coal, how- I SOUTH NORWALK, couu. ‘“'”“ “t” '-“‘ "“‘“i""’“d 0‘ “‘1‘ “Show" ‘ Q“ CasserOIe """"""""""" $110 I ' Rou(d Shi ed Eg Dish 5
‘ ‘ . lten tit‘rgymen and ten iaymcn. 1 Pt Casserole __________ ...... 85c 5/2 13. n _ n g
ever, in which case we ask 1 t Tho House or ”mops also Mummy 1, ' B . $ (wtth handles) ............ 45c
congidcratlon and patience { <~~"'~— — i . ‘__., , , h ,, - , -2 951' gm“. iiousc Ui' Deputies ”Hit it had I‘F- 2/2 Qt. aktng plSh ................. 1.15 6 X 8 in. oVal ALI Gratin .............. . 7°C
th t‘ tte h‘ It i ' itrill:“did-11trillilliul‘iilffllfirmllilShirl:53ft. all): 2 Qt' Baking DlSh """"""""" $190 9 0" Oval Baker “““““““““““ 35c
as a is a ma 1 over w 1c . ' ‘ ' " ' '. ' ‘ '
h l i New Fall SllllS, coals, DI'CSSCS, Skll'lS, lt-cstcr, England. askinx for an exprcs- w 13/: ankB'raikubgisElSh """"""""" 32c ml/Ozbgvaol Blaiéerk """""""""" is:
we ave no contro. , , , . tsion ot opinion as to when the next I . I g ..................... C 12 2 . V3 3 er ------------------
; Waists, Hats aild Trimmings idllt'tilth i‘yttif‘t'lvfl‘ij‘e fictiu‘ttt he: held. 8 Oz. Round Casserole ................ 60c 121/; Oz. Oval Baker ................. . soc
Thank you. i . tj{::1_”‘”:f”“fll‘l" 11;“ Lilhhihut.‘ d“! if 1 Qt. Round Casserole .............. $1.20 6 Oz. Custard ........................ 20c
‘ In view of the great advance in the cost of materials, in};- h i(“fumm (unfmjwl “$4,; 1V; Qt. Round Casserole ............ $1.50 4 Oz. Custard '. ....................... 15c
. the” garments are surprising values. Compare the quality, in“, ,., ,1“. mm...“ “f Eula,“ and has 1 Qt. Oval Casserole ................ $1.20 31.; Oz. Ramekin ................... . 13c
i ‘ . _ .licrn postpuncd liccausc of the war. 2 Qt. Oval Casserole ................ $1.75 8 Oz. Cocotte ........................ . 25c
THE ‘ style and prices 0f "its” S‘ms' Coats and Dresses With 8 in. Pie Plate ....................... 65C 1201. Co_cotte ........................ 35C
1 those offered elsewhere and you will find our prices are the 81/; in. andg in. Pie Plate .............. 75c 1 Pt. Petite Marmne ................ . 90c
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lowest. Go everywhere else first, then come here.
ULOAKS ' we P\RIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Many of the standard metal mountings fit PYREX Baking Ware, and several of the large
manufacturers are now placing on the market mountings especially designed for Pyrex.
PYREX Percolator tons will not crack nor craze, and will outlast any Percolator manu-
iactured.
Few of the Things You Can Bake Better in Pyrex Dishes:
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
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;.\'o mutt-taut damage “its done liii‘l'i‘ or
32 Washington St.
land the Middle» Atlantic States. It. iiilbli‘ti. \‘ntt- student, member of
l [ lnl Atlanta, lilonlgomt-ry. (‘iutttuntuigm Meat Pies All Caserole Dishes ifiWéddFrufit; d
‘ ‘.\ugu.~ta rtllti Louisville. ‘ s SO {flees 1‘ m S 0 “a
l Specials or Frlflay ‘ \t'nsiitxti'i'os.(it-i. in, Tho tropi A11M°ats‘°ws Estalioped Dishes pies
‘ t HALIBUT ....................................... z0¢ 1”” hurl‘lpanp. which yesterday swept Braised Beef P 0d T t Muffins
' THE GREA‘ EST 1 SALMON ................................... 14c lirom llll‘ (lull of Mexico over Florida V i Loaf énn oma “5
‘ WEAK .................... 15¢ land Alabama, had progressed into in Rea allhes 'Au Gratin gugtda'rds
"""""""""""" ’t * " ‘ ‘ s' . - ts acaroni u ings
FOOD VALUE t MACKEREL ................................... 18¢ “"13.,“JILid-‘Liif‘a‘nfll .ttt 33°“ . . c t.
: HADDOCK """""""""""""""""""""""" 8“ lhi3;(I‘lltl‘mAliiI‘lIiiC coast. in its norths- FriCassces Of a" Kinds Baked Apples 3 es
' ' 9 ' . I BLUE ........................................... , :1 Astw rl movement, the official fore- —--—-—'—'"
Frlele S Ple“ I, SNAPPER BLUES ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, %%$ iSgdlt‘lf‘lll’l‘tilt‘lt‘d it would increase in . . ._....-.-.....‘1 . 3...;LM;..;.M._ -' “6 O MN...“
The most economic t TILE ----------------------------------------- 12! a 1:‘.‘::.‘::.;;:::t.:‘“rt:“:t?t:“t..t:t°::t”::t "071°“°”*“'“‘ °”"" ' ”°”‘ "‘“”‘°‘°""‘W ° “W - «
'. ‘ SggiINéDRgLAMS ............................ 75¢ pk. I‘m. “mm... mm,“ from Phonon. seekvsvlourtc HUS . 3: . ‘
dessert. Sold at all """"""""""""""""""""""" 35“ ““' t“it'll:"dilit'th'2.2; mun... mm mm 3......“ ‘° "Ml ‘
- . ' FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK' hillllitt'liil gates, shifting ionight to Charlie 0' "WI-Supp?" ”"9"“ l rle er & 0
SlorCD. rry them 8 h 9 west and southwest. rain and snow are by H" WW? _ . O Q .
c ““18 S sanitary Marke‘s tprcdtctcd for “11' Upper bake region (‘onstubtc tlcoruc l_. Jones. of; ‘ ‘
South Norwaik tund general rains in New England tirccnwit-h. is still lookintz iOI‘ Milli-It
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West Washington Street
The Leading Outfitting
Store in Norwalk
39 Main St. Norwaik. i The battleship Nebraska, returning it wealthy faintly. and the young man‘
from Vern (‘rtui, Mean to Iliimpton clinrgcd by his bride. lornicrtyllihi'isswi
@- ' 'i‘m- ”DONG“ 10 1th Jcsaic Slicpttt'ti. ti itritlgcport tillt cw
3° L-..__. - -9 - _ _..___5: 3m Iloadn and lion . . '
UrNgBERTAKER i Nin'y liepzu‘lniczit today that it had liarcn manicure girl, with non-sup, 0
passed unharmed thmugh the West
Indian hurricanc.
MOTOR LAW VIOLATORS.
I’m—U
iiustvds’ nrrcst when he failed to tip- ‘.
Ilusicds arrest when he failed to lip-1.
pear in the Greenwich Borough cotirt ! :
on Silurdtiy. to unswcr his wife’s Oi
churgcs. Since Saturday the (‘onsta-t
lites have been searching for litislod. :3
From the Connecticut state lines at ,.
i’ortt‘iiestcrto thc uppcr reaches of o.
i-‘nlriicld county Jones has rclcnticss-t :
ly pursued tiic luniilw husband. but
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ht‘ has never been closc enough lodoi :9
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Office and Residence
4 Belden Place, Norwaik
Phone 1441 ’
- Lady Attendant
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Lean Smoked Shoulders l4'/2c lb
’ Fancy Creamery Butter 37c lb
E.
Charles E. Neun Pays $46.99 in Fine
and Coats—Arrested in Danbury.
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t\\'c>t tooth strcct. Ncw Yolk.
Thursday night the littubury policc
“1—1:... - ~-m.._. apprehended (.lliiirlcs J. Noun, of 2H
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D l ‘ l g I‘ Nclll‘ is churned with being the more ”1““ fmfll a .
or on 0“ se i as 1] Id ea 0 cliittint-tir of the New York car which of tilt: lnttcrs riicint: c111 -’l it‘d 100
G l . *«otltdcd with Ihc FUI‘ti cur owned by “'"i" """es ,‘9‘ _“‘°k”l‘f h" inn .8.
( regory Boulevard) ”um, ”wk (ws‘numwd. m”. ”u, nrppnwlch society. pntitcuiuii) tho , . .
East Norwalk 3 old ccmctcr) on the nitric highway, in “i"“iiplr 33‘ is sitting 231°" annn’mfi' £0 '
‘ ' a . . .. . 0. c'” v . i ing" to you‘so. W H‘ . w
NOW OPEN I '8'. 371 125 waShlngIOIl Street illitfiilit't‘:‘bltidllindcid’t‘illgh‘cd‘.‘ i‘ht liord who has just finished oil it record”? .
SHORE DINNERS AND ALLl The scene oi'thc accident was it long ”Niki“ summer. “”0““ i“ b“ "ler'sOO
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
! tut: it black eye and something that l..
looks like a cttuilflowcr car.
ti‘tstiincc front any house or rnllroitd
sttition. and it would have been a nice
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop. ” " A ._. -. “i“ thing it‘ the owner of the large cur ' “Wm-i I-l‘usled ””“w ‘1 hf‘i'l‘fl‘grnf'vz. .‘-
Te}, h n c n , him ill tenst offered to convey thc ln- 4"" "ll" 'h‘ ”‘ri innermot ‘ H “ “ I00
P ° ° 3 7‘°- Specials for Thursday an. m the disabled on- m the nearest ”trowel: fifths-V It?" "filmm‘fl‘gg' 9
- " 0A T ................. ”mm“ suitton. 1' W Sm 0") ”5”?“ 0 ' ' 6 e e o o 9 e e e e o o o e 0 ’WW
nggII—JIEESR gggAll?‘ S """ 16¢ immediately after the accident (“on “lili‘mi‘m ‘0 “.Pn” theater girl. he MA“o”o“o”o”o”0W”o”o”o°¢”o”o”e . _.
ENICORN COFFEE """"""""""""" '25qu stablb Taylor notified the Ilmbury po- it‘lmgillm‘oddh“ Md :‘(laxi‘grlmfl "9"“ _ -_. m
‘ ........................... i. at . . ~ , v , . \f‘i imvnt‘ .itmlln ll .
For Unto-date Service Call PIONEER COFFEE 305 ill I‘ll; m \intch out it)! the M!“ Yolk Th“ ""5““! “""H'v' ""0 M ”mi SUIT SETH-ED OUT OF COURT |men, mum is meeting here today in
......................... . .' . . .. . .. ‘ V . '. |_ . L H H u. election of other.
FRED H. GANUNG. WHITE ROSE COFFEE ...................... 35¢ “I. N\iilion the Rent; Ifllihlitl iln liiélibul‘). 23:33:21inni::os:(cii(:irni. figsoionu'iglca“ of contnctor Aflmn L G lollies” our the 3:; organization is In
. nun was a c in run my, (mil at - . - .
Funeral Director and Embalme HARD SHELL CRABS .................... 50¢ doc. hlc “Hm. was notified and m, inimc- haw noun or m“; Shepard
Smith, of Ridgefleld, Does Not
Reach Trial.
- .. thi I rnoon.
Office and Realdence .DTOEI‘PQB B a te
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"“"Wl "““pmly “mum “h" ““9” By vote of the convention it was de-
.liatcly wont to llnnbury and brought.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
Telephonem Ncun back to pidgeflpld however, and in July brought about' 2
' ' ~ ~ . Leide n to ke bite the re riot
54 So. Main St... do. Norwalk (2 Stores) Noun was taken before Justice a reconciliation. The .Vnuniz f‘OlmiP i‘nlllthlnn d COMPTGHCE 0f attorneys“ d 0‘ fha pu d :0
’ t‘htirlcs W. Walker. charged with wont to “yo with his mother and Mr. 'l'ppl‘t‘.;{‘lllillg the litigants in the case .he state treasurer PERM “18 l e lili-
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
Scuth Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
and Mt‘i- William “a “MW. bm'h- .u the White Plains Construction (mutants of the order or that of the state
"r""“““' "I ““3“" “"d ““1“" against Louis 1;. Smith, of Ridgefleld.lflet‘r91flfy regarding the membership. .
violation of the motor vehicle laws.
Mrs. C. W. Stansilcid. of 210 West
e 7:.d 81mm New i’ork. put up n. “'5" ”(ism-"HM attorney of Greenwich. lwiilch was to have been taxed in the.Del0881951 however, “id “N"- thm ”‘1'
} bond of $200 for bonus appearance for MM“ thcn ”‘9 Hunted household - b rd lbeen a very small increase in male
FREE , . ~>~~‘ -_ ---. --~—-~- '15 m,“ Monday at 5 o'clock p. m. hasAhccn no placf‘ for it pacifist. In summer CW": D“ “’3': yeste a)". -
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three weeks young Mrs. Httsted quit: was settled out of court. The action bership IOY ”18 7°" and that 1'00th
suddenly. tcnvtnir her husband be-t was the IOrGCIUSure of a mechanlcgichunges in the by-Iaws placed the in-
titnd. It is said her departure hilihim" placed on the property of the de. surance feature of the order on a ' ‘
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LYMAN HALL HONORED.
WALLJNGFORD, Oct. lil,»—_liynitt:‘i
Hull. born in \Vaiiingford Th 1724, n
ATES TO ADDRESS LADIES.
tCANDID
Sufl'rugists are reminded that. there
trill hc it county meeting il'i the house
Monday tiftcrnoon he was tried bo-
lorc Jtisiico Walker charged with rock-
loss driving. Noun admitted on the
-A LADIES‘ HAT
We will give absolutely free :i
. . u . _ . , ‘ISDOIISP in an urizent - tune that insured the meat ot‘ .
. , , , . i Brooke. Rock Ledge, signer oi the Declaration of Indc‘ .tand ”Hit 13" ioundcd '1 (11th on ”1“ " . .. :fendand by the plaintiffs for alleled p pa -
ladtes' hat sold With each Ladies' 2: M??? I I‘llll’: FritTny ”N, 20th. m ‘ pendonco' and fauna" of mo Umemng sidc at it twenty miles per hour ”"1“ h” moiher-m—Inw. Enon- a merit of the contract price for members of all obligations,
Suit ith'h thc‘ il’icinoou Cunriidntuu‘versity of Georgia. was honored by Hitc- I" h“ " “MO" “my ”"stpd' in p y Y
' tree in J i ‘ - ' ‘
Some 85 delegates representing the
lodges of the state were in sesslmi her.
today as guests of the local iodseet'n . .
Golden Hill Lodge, No., 35; Sundial
League, No.. 53, and Forum Lodge, No
57. Plans for a campaign to increase
the membership and its election of of-
ficers occupied the afternoon session.
which he is charged with non-sup- the construction of a handsome rest-1
port. the bride declares he saw her deuce by the plaintiffs on the Ridge
frequently for a short time after she field estate of the defwdan‘”
left the Hustcd home. but his visits 1: was contended by the plaintiffs
finally ceased.
When the mm, came up in the local that under contracts dated December.
court flu-Vice appeared for Rusted. 15, 1909 and March 12, 1910 they agre-
Hc promised to produce the young' ed to build a residence and burn for
husband, When the case case up the defendant in Ridgenetd. ,That
"who" ltuniiee “mt Hugs“: appeared“ terms were named in the contract and
m a warran w” ssue or t 9 tab that the residence and lbarn wore com-
pleted on February 22. 1911 according
i~hts native town today with the un-
! veiling of a memorial boulder, and the
tinylng of the corner stone of the by-
. ‘ .. y rumtmun Hull High School.
{bigot} 1:“ in“ “E‘lpignnggm the. State officials, representatives from
tnounty and Scnaiorint District, have; ”‘1‘; Primal“ £8223” gndtOdic‘tals' 0U
sIwnt 59‘9”” “Ms in trying to we :hcitlsodf Sonar unfintookollartl': 1;th
candidates They reached MF- Dono-, . d f 1 1' d t f t . -
the till)" d3" "”1 though he m ' pdn'lz et'gnu ocgwllnng tguih: raixtwhloh
van . . - .. gamut . . . 6
first lhOUKhIF¥i(i‘:ilillarliml‘rsmplg‘EEflSj fell :ieaditi‘y during‘ a greater part of
0 come on .. . w ' ‘ ‘lhe ay, 9 exerc sea in connection
since received a plead“l 19“” “I a" with ihe cornerstone laying were held
Defendant was fined :25 and costs,
which totalled $46.99. He settled.
CONNECTICUT CO. ISN'T .
lNVOLVED IN NEW RATES
Fill‘t' reductions will hold as made
yesterday for the trip from Long Hill
to the center of Bridgeport. The
Connecticut Company is quite agree-
able to the concessions granted by
the Iinnburtiy & Bridgeport line
through its pt'csident. John Sanders.
for oiiicc have been invited to be pre-
sent and a number of acceptances have
ticcn teccivcd.
CASH OR CREDIT.
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Gatelyd Brennan
{2 SOU’I .‘i NAIN ST.
ESSEX FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE ,
UNIDENTIFIED MAN KiLL‘EaD. 1
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" morons, Oct, 19.—An unidenuna
Found Hanging in Barn—Was Mental-
\ Iy Unbalanced.
ESSEX, Oct. 19.-—-Tiic body of
George Ii. Hunt, ll farmer. was found
hanging fromn rnitcr In his barn yes-
terday afternoon about. 2:30 o‘clock.
He had been in a bad mental condition
for some time, but it had not been
considered serious by his family.
He was born in Essex. September
‘24. 1861.’ Ho letives a wife; four
daughters} Mrs, George Strickland,
of New London; Mrs. Martin Skim.
of Hartford: Mrs. Fred Swain, of
Essex, and Miss Lavinia Hunt, who
lives at home: a son, Raymond
Hunt, also of Essex: two sisters. Mrs.
James Rooms and Mrs. Sarah Iliu-
vens, of Essex.
The funeral ‘will he held at his
home. at 2 o'clock Saturday after-
noon. Rev. Henry B. Kirkland, pus‘
tor of "the First Confiflttmmtal
Church. tom memo must" will be
viii River-rich mystery...
(.ctiiuncc. saying he will be on hand. In the opera house.
i‘hc interest of the Hon- E. J. Hill “1- Hundreds of visitors front about. the
suffrage Mid ihl‘ WWW-8° 0" a Federal: state were In tow‘n today for the occa-
It. was pointed out by officials of the
Connecticut Company that they hnd
no Interest. in the price charged by
Amendment for Suffrage is well-:
known, Mr. Hill will come tomorrow
if he can possibly do 30. Judge J. T.:
Hiibbcll will send a letter saying he is
in favor of suffrage. Dr. H. 13. West is
n suffragisi. Though several attempts
have been made to reach Nehemiah
('andce—his attitude. except for the
fact that there is a Republican plank
in favor of suffrage, has not yet been
ascertained.
The meeting is open to all interest-
ed. but the stifi‘raginls are particularly
requested to be present.
To reach Mrs. Brooks' beautiful
home Jake the Winflfbauk car, leave
it at Union avenue and walk directly
north on the West Rocks road. Jit-
neys a the Boston Store may be ob-
tained for it . reasonable sum. Mrs.
Laseming'u our will be at the Norwalk
Library at. 2:30 ready to make as
. many trips as necessary to bring those, .
.. inning to be pment at the meeting. _‘
the other trolley company. They have
n contract with the Danbury line
whereby the. tracks of the Connecti-
cut Company are tensed to this com-
pany, The contract has been in cf-
i’ect. for a ‘ n time,
sion.
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NO DEATHS FROM PARALYSIS IN
_ NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.~—.\'ot a single
death i‘rqm infantile paralysis in the
entire city was reported today by
health authorities for the ftrst time
since the last. week in June, when the
epidemic began. The total deaths since
then were 2.375. Six new cases were
reported today. ,
JAPANESE Poucs WILL Asstar
cumsse
authorities in maintaining order.
MONEY FOR NEW YORK CENTRAL
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.——Directoru of
the New York Cenlrut Railroad Com-
pany today authorised an issue of $25,-
the, Japanese consulate untilthelr as‘
sistanco was required. 1 i
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‘2
000,000 new stock, to 'be offered to . ‘ ,
stockholdeis at nor on the busts of 10 PATRIOTIC mfiglg AMEMCA
percent. of their present holdings. it
its understood that the new limit you
. d ‘ ariywiiextvyea. Therm
to imam wt.
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“P not
AMOY. Oct. l9.—-—Japuneso police are
expected here to assist. the Chinese
Japan offered to send the police and
the offer web accepted on condition
that they remain on the premises“ of
.nAL'i'tMoan.;0cit w.~nu. sums
New York. was elected
not . .
WOULD SELL UTILITIES PLANT.
HARTFORD. Oct. lit—The petition
of the Water-town Water Company for
the approval of the sale. of its physical
property to .the fire district of Water-
town was heard yesterday by the Pub-
Ilc Utilities Commission.
Yesterday afternoon the commission
held a conference with Professors C.
F. Scott and I... P. Beckenridge, of
New Haven, on the condition of tho
phwer plant of the Shore Dine Electric
Railroad Company at Old Saybroek.
The professors have made an examina:
tion. but It is understood a dual re-
port was not made yesterday.
COMPANY .M MUOTERED OUT.
HARTFORD. Oct. 19.~Coinpany M
of Wlnatetl‘ and the machine gun com.
pany, First Connecticut Infantry. were
‘mustered out of the federal service at
tho'atate armory today. Company. M
left Hartford for-bouts at 11:15.
all. if upsets: tchfli. 00111
from, amps; .,6 .t
, "Will be Innate oil is
pm 0 .g
t 'h'
to the contract. It was claimed that
the contrict price was $24,000 and
that the defendant paid but $11,807.63
and had neglected to pay the balance
In the answer In the easedhe de-
fendant maintained that the agreement
referred to in the complaint of the
plaintiff was not. the. axmment that
had been finally entered into between
them and that the sum of $13,367.63
had been paid the plaintiff for the la-
bor and materials furnished in the cr-
ection of the residence and barns.
The terms of the settlement were
not. made public Judge Robert 8. Alex-
ander represented the plaintiff and
Beardsley a. Beardsley. of Bridgeport,
the defendant.
Aneteurtonoan or UNITED J
ed man. apparently about 50 mold; it“ ~
was struck and killed an unmou-
York, New Haven and Hartford railu'
road today about half a mile east of the
station by an east bound express. He.-
was walking the tracks with his head
bowed to the storm and did not' see"
the approaching train until it was 11‘-
on him.
. Ci
' smith:
nus WEEK ONLY
Ladies' "new." and W 1w!
'I‘an Shoes at 31m reduction
stamped price. '
Norwalk Chronicler