MARKET)?
NO. MAIN? ST
Eflél
OR WALK
fl elem dz Sons store is clOsed un-
' tomorrow for the Jewish holidays.
“my Clark, formerly of East Nor-
' was a visitor here yesterday, rev
"bid acquaintances.
*élMilred Baldwin has resumed
Lilies with the Evening Sentinel
‘a ten days’ vacation.
m East Norwalk Republican club
, hold a meeting Friday evening at
" fist Norwalk Yacht club.
“so Harris & Gans Coal Company
had anew spar erected on their
_ . to facilitate the unloading of coal,
“file aw sign on the building of the
attery company has been com—
and stands out quite distinctly
_ a the dull gray of the building;
M Seizer visited his mother, Mrs.
and M. 'Selzer, of Rye, yesterday,
(1 here celebrate her Sith
(1 Mrs. Harold Hall and daugh-
‘COS Cob, formerly of East Nor
“Med with ‘Ml‘S. Hall's father.
Wrrow evening in theTKst Ave-
1701' the purpose of the formation
Bible study class and' on weddes~l
'éternoon the Ladies' Aid Society
hill meet for the first time this fall.
7 The?! Hassam people are at work
" ls roaming. the crank shaft for.i
1' having arrived and been put;
. The wdrk of putting the con-‘
#2110 district commissioners met on
by evening and discussed the‘
, meeting 'which will be held on
W pday evening A number of.
Without what was to be done at
tit Y meeting have been going the
s, hilt none of them seem to
' with the av owed intention of the
6911118.
§TON ARCHITECT DEAD.
dummy, Mass, Sept 17.401111
n'rd Stearns. a prominent ollston
Wheel, died at his summer home
yesterday. He was graduated
, in HhrVard College in 1863 and was
llow. or the American institute of
7111 111117775;
81071073117013,
0 ndigestlor come: {from an Ex-
cool of Hydrochloric Acid
4111111 known authority states that
oh trouble. and indigestion is
' lways due to acidity—sold
.——and not, as most folks be-
mm a lack of digestive juices.
es that an excess of hydro
acid in the stomach retards dl~
lingi'n the chest, we emc-
"4 foddi belch” gas. or hate
the fact that
tories of the town, The Memorial De
large Gleason and Beers' tract of land
by the American La Dentelie manufec=
mus u. E. church there will he a meet-”“mk camp for active selvice some
reached as follows:
Chef, Company 04.300111 Infantry Na-
:about to enter the back door of his
rob him.
and: starts food fermentation. "
but. mall: so.ur like garbage in = .
ming acrid fluldh and gases : '1
inflate the stomach like a: tby' '; '
lWe. then get that bonny. ‘
."and Minimum. to continue
one Week. While relief fol;
e the acidity, more the u!» "
mus. start the liver. stimulus-f
. Few East Norwalk people realize
in our midst -therve'a's
almost completed one of the large fac-
velopment Company having acquired
through J. M. Layton & Company the
on Strawberry Hill at the. head of
Fitch street, has erected the building
as shown above. It will be occupied
turers of laces. A. R. Malkin & Co.
has the contract for the structure and
Gibson Smith has the sub contract
for the mason work. The building is
2211190 feet and on the south‘eud is an
office building 40x90 feet. it is hoped
that the company will be operating the
factory by the first of Noyembet‘. Eln-
ployxnent will be provided for 200
hands. It is believed by many that
this is at commencement of a boom for
East Norwalk along industrial lines.
William 'Crooks of Witch Lane is 91):.
joying a week's vacation, which he is
spending with friends on Long Island.
Tdbughter was born Monday {0311.
and Mrs. William Kohler of 125 South
Main street. Mrs. Kohler was fornerly
Miss Lillian A. Mills of Rowayton.
The Flowei club will have a golden
rod p11 11112 on Wednesday 11flt:,>rnoon
All members should meet at the Melli-
cdist (hutch at p1'.’0‘1upily o'clock.
"Charles ‘H. Oakes, who has a forty-
eight hour leave of absence, spent
Sunday at his home in (Traw avenue.
lie ‘cxpects shortly to leave the Yup
where, possibly on the wax from.
Meanwhile he will be pleased to tit-:11
front any of his ['1 tends. and can be
Charles 11.01110":
tidnnl Army. it: Q. W155
Ysphauh, New York.
.Camp pton.
AFTER someone MAN'S money.
t
GUJLFURD, Sept. lit-The authori-
ties are today looking for two men
who assaulted Ellott E. Davis. proprie
tor of a general store here, as he was
home last Saturday night. It is be-
lieved that the men knowing Davis had
carried home with him the day's p1'o=
ce‘edtl from the storehad intended to
Davis, however. when he
drove up in his car. had stopped long
enough to put the money in the house
before proceeding to the garage. He
was returning from the latter place
when he was attacked. He was not
seriously hurt, although knocked down
and stunned. .
BRINGS FORECLOSURE
ACTION, FOR $15.00!)
Foreclosure on property ‘in Stamford
mortgage to secure a note for $14,000
given August 9, 1902, by Frederick W
Jaynes, to Jacob B. Hendric, both of
Stamford, was brought in the Superior
court Saturday, by the Stamford Trust
company. trustee, under the will of
Jacob 13. 'Hendrie, who died October
16, 1911. Damages of $15,000 and pos-
session of the property are claimed.
Frank Goodchiid of the J. & J. Cash
00.. returned yesterday after. a. two
weeks’ visit in Canada.
.W m.,-..g‘
J. H. HALE RECOVERING.
vi.
liAR'l‘FORi). Sept. l7.~~.‘i. H. Hale.
member of the Public Utilities Com-
mittee, who‘has been ill at his home
in Glastonbury for several weeks is
rallying from a sinking spell that came.
yesterday. lie is now in a critical con-
dition but hope of his recovery has
not been abandoned. ,
N. Y., 17.116711. TIME TABL!
In Effect June 10,1917
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORh
‘.A M.:——189x, 5:3511. 52491:. 8: 05.
6:571, 7:18x. 7: 40. 7:55x. 8:211: 8:461-
(Mondays only 8:591; 9: 21 (excep
Mondays) 9:39.140 33): 10: 52):.
P M.:—-12 03.12112 (Stamford only
1: 091:, 1: 38x. 3: 02x, 3: 29, 4: 321:, 5: 27:
5: 46, 6. 0211. 6: 261:. 1'1: 47 Stamford or
ly) 7: 021, 8: 06, 9' .20x, (excep
Saturdays) 9' 58:. 10: 071
Sunday I
A. M.-12:25x. 5:3511. 52491:. 8:61
9:19x. 10:33x. ,
P. M.~12’.03. 1:093. 2:44x. 3:12:
1:3211. 5:48, 6102:, 1:02x, 7:12. 7:451
7:57x. 8: 061:, 9: 58x, 10: 07:. 10: 4t
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALl'
A. M.:——<i 10. 5: 30, 6: 31. 8: 00x,8: 511
9. 15.102031,10:06,10:50x.
P. M.——12;03x. 12:45x. 1:06. 1:091
(Sat. only, 2118:, 2:57, 3:302. 3:51
1:182, (except Saturdays) 4:28. 5131
5:29. 6:001:. 6:03x, 8:10!" 9:21
11:15:,12:00x.
Sunday.
A. 5731-6100, 8200:. 9:00x,19:2h
10:08:. 10:50x.
P. 114312110. 1:03x.‘ 2100:, 3:35:
5:02. 5:25x,'6:00!, 7:10x. 8110:. 9:001
10:00x. 11:51:. 12:00x.’ "
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
‘ HAVEN
A. lit—12:281. 1:13x. 5:37, 6:07
7:15. 9:19. 10:22:. 11:11:, 11:58x.
P. lit—1:20. 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only) 2:34 (Bridgeportou
ly. Saturday only). 2:47 (Bridgepor
only. except Saturday). 13:30:.
5:19; 8:21. 6:51, 72081:. 7:32 (Bridge
part only) 9:25. 11:08.
Sunday:
A. Pvt—12:26:. 12131:.
10:19. 11:12. 11:58:;
. P. M.~2:101. 921111. 4:421. 6:33:-
6:48. 71081:; 8' 33. 9: 25x1 10:10!“
11016: (Bridgeport only).
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH N017-
WALK
A. M.-—12:25x. 4: 351:. 4.53:. 5:80
6:50. 8:05. 8:30, 9:41x. 11:00:
P. M.—-12:17, 2113:. '3:40x. 3
5:13x. 5:32x, 6:37, 6:11x,
9:18x. “
A. . .—4:35x, 42531:, 7155'. 8130!-
9:41x, 11:00. . ,
P. M.:—1217x, 1155:. 2: 28. 3:40:
4: 35, 5: 18x. 0: 11!, 7' 051:. 8‘ 53. 9. 183'
9:85.11:901.
South Norwslk to 111111110”
A M.'—6'13,‘ 8'2769'5931_
P. M.—-1:2’7.’ 1:04;; 2' 4'3 (Saturdb:
onlv') 4. 39!, 5: 27. (Except Sntnrdby‘ss"
7M3. 9:“
8:58
Sundays
Hartford Friday 011 business
of her friend, Miss Dorothy MacMilleu
,t ended the baptism of Mrs. Grant‘s sis-
4ifl' '
4:811 , »
Town Clerk Stephen R Hoyt was in
Miss Finch of Brooklyn is the guest
of Mansfield avenue.
G. M. V.‘Schlichtlng and his brother
Louis. of Brooklyn. spent the week-end
at New Milford.
At 7:30 this evening the trial of Jo-
seph Kovacs vs. Benjamin Morrel will.
be continued.
The Mens’ Bible class of the Congre.
gallonal church resumed their weekly
meetings at the church yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Grout and son at-
t.er’s child at St. John's
church in Stamford, Sunday.
Episcopal
Rev. James J. McGuane of St. John's
church, Noroton, celebrated mass at
Fitch's Home chapel yesterday morn-
ing.
George Knapp and family spent Sub
made the trip by automobile Saturday
morning.
Austin (.‘oekspur. formerly a cook at
Fitch’s Home. and well known by the
old veterans. is lying critically ill at
the Stamford Hospital.
‘ David N. Mather has announced to
his patrons that he will add one cent
to'tbe price of milk, beginning today,
12 cents.
Potty six men and tom women had
thch names placed on the list of vote1s
to be made “hen the registrars. Wil
limit it. “11111011 and Charles Bennett
were in session on Thursday
I m
Charles l(1111f1n11n.tho tailor. is ob
scr viug the Jewish, hellday s, and owing
to that fact his place of business‘wlll
lie-closed all
morrow.
of the Xoxon building has been com-
pleted and the old wooden supports
havo been done away with, which
makes a very much marked improve-
ment.
Miss Lucile Brands, who entertain-
ed 11 large circle. of children last fall
at the Doric-n Library, will resume her
stories for the little folks there on
Monday afternoon.
“an—Ann‘—
A very interesiihg patriotic address
was' delivered at Fitch's Home Satur-
‘day afternoon at 2 p. 111.. when”Mbert i
F. (Boyle who is soon to leave to en- ‘,
gage. in» Y. M. C. A. \v'ork in‘ the army
cola. Florida, spoke on
Greatest Enemy."
if" ‘-
Town Clerk Hoyt did not have any
“America's
“—-
Fred B. Baunot the Heights, whoha's :4
been ill for a few days, is able to ball
about again.
‘ was necessary.
11rday add Sunday in New York. The} '
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chick and sons
Harold and Ralph, visited at Fairfield
Beach, Sunday.
Mrs. William Gilbert, who has been
spending some time at Stamford, has
returned to New Canaan.
~é The state mad under construction 1:-
' Warren Brothers at Smith Ridge will
. be completed in about two weeks.
The first meeting of the» season of
he ll. B. Sewing club was held at the
home of Miss IRoxie Merritt on South
Main street, Monday evening.
-C. P. McClelland from Drew sen"
nary. at Carmel, N. Y., will preac‘: in
the Methodist church and in the Tal‘
madge Hill Chapel. next Sunday.
--——-—_
Christian Science services are'htld
at 11 a. m., Sundays, at the home 05
Miss Martha L. Hoyt, (the “on Home-
stead), 140 Main street, opposite the
library. All are welcome.
Ninety-five signatures were secured
on the. petition to the seleetmen to vote
on the license question. This number
as the law requires 10
per cent of the voters.
Mrs. Gaskil of Amherst, Mass. with
a party of friends. motored to New
Canaan. where she spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Jones at \l'aveny Farm.
bliss Daisy Raymond, the Misses
Trowbrldge, Mrs: Mrr'fiin Young and.
Mrs. George H. Raymond are occupy»
ins“Lafaliitle cottage owned by Alexloined area of filter heals . '
McKendrick at Fairfi'eld Beach, fort: s’ cuethind larger and gives a: power
two weeks 5.5011000 gallons in thenty- 401119110075.
oadv stated-.11 141.1 rgency bod.
,. . ‘ 1:29 inspection ren- fixed that No. 4. was
ill-111mm A. Brewer left last Sunday ' mp only bed not '11 u... 1111,4310 13
rt‘smp l)eve11s.lle parsed Federallarose to state that it had been :11:-
rx'imiuaation. W. l Blunt r'ett we a1 grrsted to him by a plumber that the
card from him stating that he likes it .~'~"«ue1 receives a great deal of theirooll
. v. ater of the \illaue and 1‘ 11s 111011 11»
Her) ml] has plenty to eat and SD 1M" 11. feature of the clot' .Ling but 1': nginw—r
has had a good ”mt“ .‘l’esrds stated tlat this vould be only
a su1iate affeuion,tl1ut 1n his opin 1':
(‘arl E Dam, who sold his not so 011 the main trcuhh was 1111c '11'31‘6101'1 a~
i‘ast Maple 511991 to Mrs S. B Hoyt "(rial put in the "raw \v1101'ga21 a.
his rented the Dax enpori plat-1. tornei mating 0‘ 0’“ ‘j‘gmh of .111 .111 I P
. taiimt and (lecmised the ctfititney (1s
0‘ South avenue and Bank WT"? and he had previously stair-d. 50 pti-r c1111.
rill 111018 there October 1
M" Dam By treating an e111crg111n bed he 11.:
11.15 purchased the \‘Llllihg M at the tinned. eveiything Mould 11111 into it is
trust. He stand that the dykes : 1d
corner or South aunt“) and Hairlson receptive tanks \V'ew mil built. 11.1:
street Ithat there “as a lack of p1ope1 aeita
‘tion, while the life of the bed was 111,1.
- ..reaily old enough to necessitate rev
A‘ ‘h‘ Band or How meetmg ‘0 b‘ building. Mr. La Monte moved that
held 111 Raymond Hail Sunday tvcningimr Raymond's resolution at a pre‘
3‘ “00' 111:4 “"3““ L ”.0“ A" ‘lllfu‘f' ivious meeting be taken from the. table,
ment for Sew (anaan 1.11. be p1ese111-1 d 1 "('1 d that “,th no criticism
..1. with the idea of forming a branch .3? ‘ 3“ f it, ,1 w, m and b' N
‘ 11... 1The speakers v'ill be .ludge1“a” 4““ 9‘ ‘0 t1e ‘1 en ‘1'.
‘ ' 1 - ' ' 'gesses an account of present coudr
John H Light chalrman of the Y M . .. . .
' ’ . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' 1 ' a high OplnlmTot
(‘ A for work for Falrfleld County' ‘mns' f0! ‘1‘ had
. ‘ ' their faithful and interested efforts. 111.1
llaroid Hedley Smith, state secretary, d t d 1} cu h digest of" tile-
oi' the Y "M 'C A andO G Reumann a vow e a .101 g . . .
1 - " ' ' I ' ' . ' subject before a final decmon 1s e1-
la1rtield County Secretary of the 1.51. rived at h‘ A Shutes seconded 1.11:1
%' :A‘"fu}“' Sure, I)?“ Canyafins 1,11%” motion. and it was carried. The mo.
H 0 “18‘ commit 69’ “ pug] FTtion of Mr. Raymond Was then read ‘1 v,
The \ouug peoples meeting all] pre 1 ,1 >111 Mr Bradley offered 5111
made that of the lland of Ho 9, being “9 »'” “ " ‘ ' ‘
if d 164 p amendment to this resolution. and Mr.
(11 e. or J ,Shutcs suggested melting the amends
=" 'ment part of a motion to be voted for
later. Mr. Hodges asked that the res-
olution. as amended. be read, with.
which the Clerk complied, and in a
vote of 25 to 0 the amendment was czar»
i'icd. William McKendriek questionut -
how long the present beds would law,
and was informed that onlyNos. 4, "-.
and 6 were at all lasting. Mr. (,‘arl 11.1)-
mond suggested that a lienlency of two
years as in. paying for the paving he
allowad for this ltnprovcu1.\1t. “1'. f...
Monte seconded the motion and 11
carried. lie also moved that they
t'ept \‘.'.
engineer,
viously suggested by Mr. DGIllfi'l'tlf“
This was carried by a unaninmus vote
and the meeting adjourned to lilo-’t'l 11.1-
a further discussion of the subject “DU
1.,d1
——~—‘
The adjourned meeting for the pur
pose of considering an adjustment of
the. filltl" bed situation was held at the
town i1 ill Tuesday night and “as at-
tended by a goodly number of taxpay-
ers. t‘hairman Tunney opened the
meeting. and Engineer Beard gave an
account or the condition of the beds as
he found them and his idea of improve-
ment. He stated. that, on account of
'l1oir present condition, they Were
doing only about 30 per cent of what
they should do, and this. for one thing.
was on account of the accumulation of,
[lead sand which prevented the sewage
filtering through the bed, also that the
drain pipe of 6~inch land tile was laid
too close and it became clogged \"ith
refuse. He estimated the improve
it makes the com-
:1-.-—
ll. liurr's offer as consulting
with Engineer Beard, as Div-
after which the cost of a quart will be ‘
day today and also to-
Tho alteration work on the exterior ‘
nnd'wlnter. with a “Story-telling 11011;“ '
camp of the aviation corps at Pensn-
8: 25.
Sundiyl.
A. M.—9:25.10.20x; ‘
P. M.:—-2 16. 7: 20, .
[Mommy to 111111111 Norwflk
A M.——6: 00. 7:115, 7: 55:. (Item
only) 8. 35 (except, Mondayl. 10205!
11: 50.
P. lib-4: 381:. 7:07; 8: 36!, (W
Saturdays).
subsidy-
A M.—-7: 505.
rise Ginger Snaps
Flimfli'anulated Sugar.
11111111111111 PRICES A'I! BECKMANN s-
'» lion Will Always Find Somefltiu‘g Sh ,
Wood’s Fresh Cakes. all varieties.'.‘, . '
Eliullenne Blend Coffee. Reg. 30c mas.
Mom-’8 Grape Juice. 101: size.
Fancy-”Whole Grain Rice. Ida grade. lb. . . . . . . .
librflbbonBrandCatsunmerbon........... .
use Delivery~Prmuot Service. ‘ ’
P. “—172: 05. 6:48. 7:18.89”.
. . ..' r ,, . : . > ‘ .
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-h
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lOlstonu’sM
mu estate sales to wood last wt’ek..
but' the mortgages amounted to $28,- ’
359:2 For ieh second week of Septem-
ber, 1.916 titers were two transfers of
property and mortgages of $4, 200
E L. Coons has sold a car to E. D
Smith. Jr:
| W-
' Roger Williams. who was .\‘ one;
time the. chauffeur for Mrs. Valentine.
and who later resigned his position to
lotutheaviation corps, underwent 8'_
1. ‘~s"ucc‘essfu1 operation'reccntly for none ':
As ’it was his nose trouble .
trouble. ‘ ‘
which 'kept him‘ out of' the V aviation
c'orps,‘and having been told by doctors
, that he could be cured of this trouble.
iuogcr underwont the operation and
' shortly expects to report at Boston for
was some not-t. MW
outomuommhe'idm
..plomhndmblodtowornm
land not clan nuns. may of those
met some not: Hmktmm
mod W "No MM We no u
I
l
I
The Clambake or the Ddflen sud-,i
s
1 ;, 1188: Men 1: Association proved to be a '3 .
Brent: success when over two hundred , .
"ting 111.111 sat down at the table to do .
1131150 to the dinner which-VII lined-
, 11.12130 out. yesterday. mm“...
.holdlnflsmo'swoodo'wondntultluu
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went at $13,000.
week later at 8 p. m.
Hopes every man and woman here will adopt "
this Splendid health habit.
Says. a glass .of hot: water with at teaspoonful’ of,
limestone phosphate in it washes poisons
it”! a
from: system, and' makes one feel
clean, sWect and' fresh.
Why is man‘ 'and woman, half
'the time, feeling nervous, deepen-
dcnt,worricd-;so1nc' days bead-
achv, dull and attaching; some
davs really incapacitated by ill-
ness; _ ..
' If we all would practice the
drinking of phosphated hot water
before breakfast. what a. gratify-
ing change would take place. In-
stead of thousands of half-sick,
anaemic-lacking souls with pasty,
mu'dd com pleidons We should see
crow s of nappv healthy, rosy—
tcheeked people everywhere. The
reason is that the human system
does not rid itself each day of all
the waste it accumulates under .
our present mode of living. For
every ounce of feed and drink
itaken into the system nearlyan
otmce of waste material must be
carried out, else it ferments and
items ptomaineélike poisons in
the bowels which are absorbed
indigo blood. it is to
as n 83
slow the mm the finance
morning clear the inside organs
of the previous day’s accumula-
tion of indigestible' waste and
body toxins. Meir and women,
whether sick or well, are advised
to drink each morning, before
breakfast, a glass of real hot
water with a teaspbonful of limes
stone phosphate in. it, as 'a harm-
less means of‘ washing out oil
the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the indigestible material,-
waste, sour 1111s and taxins; thus
cleansing, sWeetening and puri-
fying the entire alimentary canal
before putting more food into the
stomach.
‘ Millions of people who had!
their turn at constipation, hillous‘
attacks, acid stomach, sick head-
aches, rheumatism, lumbago,
nervous days and sleepless nights
have become real cranks about)
.the morning—inside bath. A‘
quarter pound of limestoaomhom
photo will not cost much at the
drug store, but is suficient to
demonstrate to anyone its (211171113-
3 sweetening and ma
cot uponthe sys'tezn.
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Norwalk Chronicler