expended .1211: thus
. Llano!“ by 1:1bula‘ed shear: how
and 111.11 sucru‘éful 1321‘ 1'
‘1't‘eases in cutendélurcs 11'. re.
:(‘lerk Robertson mil thettiulc still
‘be present at council 11w >itnzs, and
CITY MARKET I\Il'lllit‘ not present 2111 a councilman he
1 3 will be there in an oflitial capacity.
69 NO. MAIN s r;
REGENT 'lllEA'l'llE
NOR!) TOM
CRISIS __
Tues. and Wed, Oct. 9 and 10 i "----.. '
Winston Churchill‘s x1111] , REDDING Boy's PROMOTION.
A Photodranlatic 1T" 1”" Editor:
ill-1 picusing 111 not: that (1111‘ of the
How» (luard lllt‘llll‘tH‘S of R1 ddlng, for
!l:"'l‘l\ 11'11polai of Battalion 1). Benja-
11.111 linnison ilcil. 11 in; icft on the 20th
11 \1 pltlllllt‘l for t‘tltnp llct't‘us, was
1111- next day appointed corporal of
1'111111anv 1.3111111 infantry This young
1; 1.11 1 :t< both in \111 Yotk citv 29
\11111‘.‘ 11:11. l[1~ coon-s front good fight-
in ghltfl'k on both his fathers 11n‘1
Minothtt .~ side tlilil i.~‘11‘lt'nrul dcsccnd
.11111 111 i‘i‘:iil('is Bell. who settled in
humor-.1111 in 11:11), and
grandson 111' ’l‘hnddcttss Bell, onc of tho
,1l'1‘1'111-‘s 1‘ 1111 :1-1‘1‘1‘11 front 1771;.to the
l“ 5" WNW“) 11 1111 111" Mm lit-volutionnry war. and was
tan :111i1‘ 1111 gl‘f‘t‘iill Putnam’s staff. “1‘
i-il 111‘ the promlncni i111!»
lit’ with his broth»
c.1111 forty-eight other
i; (lf'
DARIEN
AND
1.11mi
St‘il'allull 111111.
EAST ‘l.
- nul—
NO_1_'1’___WALK
John chcls and family him- mov-
ed from ‘liast awnuc
Hill avenue,
____.._. 1\:‘.‘ 1:1 1‘ 1 at
Tht‘ llztdit‘s' Aid Socictt 11i'1l11- ll 11st ,_
Avenut- M E (‘hutch 11111 311st1l‘d11v ‘
afternoon and did ~11 “int: {‘01 1211‘ R111
Cross.
.- 131111111: '1‘ 1= '1 11';
“, 1:15 Itiuli
(Stillllt‘lr‘.
lit l\.11‘i111.l:l1 ‘._’, l1.\l \11151‘111‘ri1d :0
‘N1 \\ l13k 11111i11111 1.\1i1utlg1d for 111‘1‘|'
William Nichols 11nd futility of New.l
=1 11.112111: \\ l\ 11 ptnsioncr “in 11
York, hart" rcturncd in1-rc :tftor
‘ ., . 1211- dint of l’1il11'l 111 1le Hr. |l1ii
spomhnu the <11111111121' 1111 hi. .lohll
alréet Iii :1‘ 1‘11 ”3,1‘1 lll‘i'llh fl- ‘lllul" ill ”ll
' £91.. 1.;11. .‘zni ht two cousins
, _ . . . _ , ._ , 11111'1 1.1111111. 111 11:: Spanish tnlc1icun
, B. l. \lhlit- .md fdlllll) h.1\1 l1 11m.”
their Hullliill‘l‘ (1111:1211 1111 Scisult‘ ‘ ‘
it .' 1.:1111‘1'. l“ i?
111-,1. 1:1
mutt illittnln
' . . ‘ ll , . ‘ 1 - , ~ 7‘
Place and 1111‘.'1‘ 1‘1‘lu1'111‘d to Not \11111, ”1”, 5111111 folly
' 1'1nupnny ll. 11‘1r.--1
for the winter. . ‘
_ ' [It . Muss. V. .\i. M!
Mr. and Airs. (I. 1‘. flurry 1111111 1~l11.~‘ '11'l 1 1t 11‘: 1.11..,1 full oi div and on
ed their summer 1111111110 .11 111111 l~'- .111 '11-11. \\‘ 11 1' hour of di l-lnlzulsli
land and 111170 rctut'ncd to their houni‘ :. iinmll‘ .11.
on St. John strcet. lid. Ml' llt‘i‘ i.-
..._._— 1.111111 ”(nit-V
Charlcs C. Kuhnct' is now occupy- Hills.
ing his now house on Cow ztvcnuc. : limping that “'1‘ 111-111‘ t'ul‘tht-t' goodao
Alllt'l‘i Morgan and family, of Brits count of ”to young 1111111, and also those
Place, have movcd to South Not‘wnlk [brave follow soldiors who wont “m;
__ ‘him to tight fo1 tho right and honor 0!
The fact .hnt Regent 1111001 “1" “C' \unticun libmty,
copied at the lust mecting 01 too old
council has udth-d 11 MW street to
‘ East Norwnlh. This strcct is the zift
ofthe Munorial Development Conr‘
. panv, which is locating :1 lttcc factor y \liss It. Wilbur of Tokeneko, '9
on Sttnwbcl‘t‘y Hill, to the My and it‘ t'utncd to New York vestordny,
is expected that Regcnt street will
shortly bt‘comc the scene of much :10 1'
tlvity. ' '
», ...A
31 111.-
11 lll‘lllllt‘l‘ of Mrs. \\'li
iiul'dcn of Utlpawau"
‘llt‘spcctfuily.
It. EDWARDS,
llilisidc i-‘ut'm, llcddiug.
Mrs. E. L. 6m 1
1111 the Stamford
.1ernocn.
attended thc
ltcatru
pl .1\
yesterday tif-
Councilman .tibcrt 'l‘. Eldridgc was
aworn in last 111 enlng by Mayor Don-
ovan and during the course of the
evening was appointed the committee
on Printing and Lights. 1111‘. Eldridge
received many congratulationu this
morning .on his fine showing lat-it cve-
ning and it is expected that before
lonu he will be among the most or-
dent workers on the council.
,lliss Bertha chliger of Brooklyn.
will spend it few weeks at the home
of G. M. V. Schllchtins.
John Finch is 1111111111111 11 contract
for hauling with 11 large automobile
truck at. Brooklyn,
William Devcrill is having his car
ovcrhauied by Bert Oliver, of New
Canaan, who has opened iul automo-
bilo repair :1hop in llnricn.
...—
Bccinninn next Sunday, Oct., '1',
the Sunday school of the East Ave
"nue Methodist Episcopal thurch will
resume its former hour of session, l2
Ccorgc and Harry Schlit'htintz re-
o-‘CIOCk. Al ”‘9 Sundnv “mm“ 5“" iurncd home front Brooklyn inst
'vice, the pnstor, ltvv. Harold E. \Vil- plight where they were visiting:
son, will speak upon thc (llIESl-lon'i afrlcnds I
' . ."Can We Love Our Enemies?“ This
question touches upon fundamentaisl
W ‘0! Christianity and international re'gFrancls, both well known Willie of
lationships, and should prove or onus-g this town, motored to the Dnnbur)’
uni Interest in dealing \t‘ith'a puzzling! Fair and enjoyed thcmsclvcs im-
huestioxi. Intensely.
Mrs. Edna Tompkins 11nd Clnhdu
1.11
Congratulations verc being extend (3111111115 Wcsion 111 Noroton 11.111 1111
ed today to Irving D Robertson, {01"‘181‘611 his Opel 1acintz our in the auto
mcr connoilmun who was appointed
City Clerk, at the meeting of the new
‘council last evening. Mr. Robertson
has had some experience "k his term
as. councilman and shook. make a
‘tirst rate clerk and no doubt will 1211.-I
;‘Ier on his duties with n vim. There Upton, where he will secure 'a posi-
is every need of a man of broad» 91' tion as a carpenter. There are also
99119.net? in civic matters in .the ‘CIWAWO others who are working at the
Chrk’s 'ofiice. capectallv under‘ this some place and they are ..ate Finch
aw. administration becasue- of the and Ralph Body, both or this place.
hat that the city clerk has all of the g,
ec'o’rds of former council meetings to
go over to find out how money was
curt-“r1113 cunt-1r is wont-l:
' MONEY"
Don't miss this" Cut out this slip,
enclose with So and mail it to Foley
E Co” 2838 31191111311: avenue, Chicago;
111., writing your name and uddr‘esli '
‘léttrly You will receive in return”
at the Danbury Fair. Angelo Pana-
peti of Cottage street,
be his mechanic in the race.
Sam Adams will leave for Camp-
ls waging her tight for the'second Li-
berty Loam In the large shOW‘ win-
dows’lt'hns two‘lnrge pictures of the
White House with the words “Buy A
.Liberty. Bond" inscribed underneath
them. -
chants Frowley, who had complet-
en- _'
. - 1 ‘.
tendtturcs 21'1"? mam in further f-‘PAI‘S
in- 7
City
1
a moatgreat-
:ts illir‘tlllz‘l'h‘ \vliilc at church'
his ancestry-ht‘l‘ol‘c llllll‘
mobile races scheduled for SaturdayI
Stamford, will ‘
The barien Home Twat Company}
‘uniortunate conditions last week.
All“) 1' U Na‘ALa.‘
John G. Brunstrup ,
John G. d‘dl. up (lit-d 2111‘s bonny?
4 (Earner street yesterday, after a,
short illness from pneumonia. lie was;
‘67 years old and leaves a widow and]
one son, Elbert Brunstrup. Mr. Brun
strup was a painter by trauc and hnd‘
come to Norwalk from Ohio, having
‘ lived here about two months. Funer-.
al services will be held from the late
home on Sunday afternoon at 2:30,
‘interment taking place in Riverside,
‘cemetery. I
Miss Priscilla Foo'e. !
j Miss Piiscilla Foole, 11;: ed 68,1lied at,
her home in Dnnbury yesterday mom i
.ing,aft1.—‘l‘an illness of some weeks. Shvi
‘was a daughter of ‘11 e lam-L. P..i<‘oote§
1and formerly was .1 resident of Nor-i,
walk. Fum-tal s1-1'1iccs Will be htldl
from Mr 1:111: homt- on Sunday anor-
11111111, iutt-ru11nt bring in “built“:
She is surrivrd by-on:
1
Ct lll~
‘1‘1‘1‘g. .lblifl‘.
Soil Shel-i Cranes
Escollops
FISH SPECIALS
$1.00 1101
$1.00 doz
COD FISH ........................... . . . ..... 22c
TILE ..... . .................... . ......... 200
HADDOCK ............. . . . .. . 12c
SNAPPBR BLUES ................... .. . 220
PORGIES ....................... . . .. 18c
FLAT. ................. .. ... ........ 14c
WEAK . .......... . ..... .. .. ........ ..... 18c
HALIBUT ..... ..... . ........ 28c
ROUND CLAMS l0c qt.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
3: Washington St.
South Homo”.
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
*
Miss it‘auniu li‘oote.
Mrs. Lillian Bagan Weisheit.
Funcrttl muss was said in St. Jo
scph's i‘hurth {01 the late ll!1s.l'l.1g1n
’\\“1ishcit, wifu of John Weishclt of 156
i"ia\iut 1111‘11111: yesterday morning at
’1' 30. Thu inlcrmotlt tool; pia “
in the d11y in ltitel'stde oevutury
Funeral of Mrs. Emma J. Ruscoe.
Tho funeral services of 1111‘ late Mrs
:‘Eutula J. liust‘oc wort" hold this attor-
fnoon at 2 o‘clock front thw Lilo homo
51.1 the deceased in Dry Hill avenue.
1111:1'. Aibcrt E. ”who of thc Norwalk
.\i. ii. t-hutt-h oiliciutt‘d, 11nd inti‘rntcnt
was 111111112111 lih’t‘l‘st‘t‘ (want-111‘):
latt‘r
Funeral of Mrs. Smallhol'n
F1u111-11l ~1llitt’s 1111 the late Mrs
' :‘ltln Sntnllllorn “1‘112 hold this attor-
SPECIALS .
Extra Fine Creamery Butter,perlb...................480
Soap, Lenox or Swift’s Pride, 8 bar 5c
SquareBrandCondensedMilk 2 cans 250
Van Camp’s Beans in tomato sauce, 11. can . .. .. ..... . . . 18c
WhiteRoseBeans,a.can................... ...... 16c
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
i
'noon :11 Lulu trout l111‘ into. tcsiduntt:
1111'1l‘ulor 7l\'t‘flut‘. li1\‘. Harold E.
Wilson 111.111-‘1‘211st ‘
Avcnut- M. in.
(“huttl1,111111-11111‘11. intclntcnt W11"- in
Non t‘ttnzlnn.
... . .-.. .... .....-» ......
FOUND DEAD iN BED
jFrancis Conley Was Lut Seen Alive
i on Saturday .
'l‘ht‘ llanhnry Nowa ycstt‘rduv print—
cd tho following:
l“1‘ttn1‘i~1 l‘onicy, 11 wcii known insnr
.1111 o uncut “its found doad in Md :1!
his honrtiinu lltlusl‘, .15 \\‘ ihlntttn strcot
about it o'clock inst night. Mr. (‘oll-
icy had boon hoarding at this uddrmw
ifot‘ about fi\'1‘ weeks and was in the
host of Itcnillt up to one neck 11110
Jim. F. l, \‘oithrop of King street.
'11 (ltlllthit‘l‘ of Mr. (onlcv, took him to
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, So. Norwaik
Phone 410. Prom t Auto Deli .
19 Main St, Norwalk. Phone 388. p very
Economy Store, 40 Van Zondt St., East Norwalk
COFFEE TEA
Very Best Oolong, Mixed and English
Break! akfast
2401b.
GodCtl‘ 3501b
0 0 0° India. and Ceylon
1901b. 4501b.
ZBag‘sSalt..........5o D.&C.Flour. .11c .
3Pkga. AtlusJellyPowder. .. . .pggo
11b. Loose Cocoa 230 lb lib. 1.0131111 Cocoanut. 23c lb.
GClimsx soap 2711 12111. canAtlasCocoo 18o
8301191Tolletl>aper............................... 250
ther home inst Monday and he remain-
od thcrc until Friday evening. He 111111
with fliends Friday nlzht 11nd deport-
.cd flout thom, seemingly in the bent
at hcnlth ‘llrs. Albert lleLconard
{who is a resident at .15 \Vildmun
lstrcct snw him in hit-1 room on Satur-
'day afternoon
Late last cvoninu. Mr. Curtis who
boards in tho some housc, wont to
l.\lr. Conlcy‘s room in order to secure
an insurance receipt. Not receiVlns
an anmver to his knock at the door.
Mr. Curtis looked in through the win-
dow and 11111- llil‘. Conley lying Adcnd
”11.11911. The time of Mr. Conley's
(loath is not certain for he had not
been seen from Saturdttv afternoon
until thc discovery or his bodv inn!
night.
Mr. Conlcy was born in Stamford.
and lived in South Norwttlk for 11
number of ycom lie served on the
police force of .\'or\v11lk. and also hold
[tho ofllcc of constahlc in that place.
lir. Conloy was a tuclnltm‘ of Bulk“?
lodge of (M11 Fulton's and Old Well
lotigt‘ of Masons, of South Ncrwnlk.
llt‘ hud hpcn a rositicnt of Unnbul‘v
for ‘about fivc yours. during which
timc ho was onenucd in the insur-
New arrivals of Dainty Nockwear brings wide variety of
Collars and Collar and Cut! Sets.
Washable 83th, Orgaudie, Pique, Georgette Crepes and
Broadcloth are well represented.
All the favored shapes including the new shawl en‘ect.
PRICES RANGE FROM ......................'250to$3.00
fl/CII 1:17AM MEPCHRND/ r: or MOOSE/175 PRICE)”
33 . WASHINGTON ST.
nncc httsinccu. lic took an active in-
terest in t‘tc affairs of the republi-
can party. ~
The. fttnct'nl will tnkc place at W.
.F'. Tontlinsnn's mortuary chapel on
Sunday afternoon. The interment.
will be at Stamford.
l
....»
MONEY FOR SOLDlERs‘ LIBRARIES. it,
For the Soldiers' Libraries Fund.
Xvi-walk. that district. reports about
$450 rots-Pd and hopcs to go to $5011.
Rridzcoort's quota was 7.000. and $5.
500 is ulrendy rntscd. ‘tta'ny of the smut.
lcr towns have raised double their
quota, b11t..of course with tho propor .
tion made, flvc. nor cent of the popula-
tion. this is much easier Norwalk
\tould surely have done. as usual, more '
than it was asked to do. but for the
. A number of the boys back from the
camps have given gladly their testi-
the reading matter, the Norwallt Li-
brar'v‘llas already been able to supply
to them One or the most interesting
things- brought out by the present cam
rulgn. is ‘1 letter from an old soldier tel
ling’with what avidity anything in the
way of reading was seized upon 1111111»
.911 an 86 day term at 31111313111111 last
‘ m“ package containing“ Foley‘a' week. was arrésted Saturday and
flower ‘and Tat Coinponud.‘ tor coughs,
do, and“ 010111); “My."
' case was continued .until yesterday‘
”throttling: The
31 muxltt‘usihtj
him was {that ’he 111111-
tri ed Tueldny night, at which-limo hls‘llaigrzgg hleiital‘i‘ylglzassachusetts Volun»
War of the Rebellion He is J S.
“I know by experi-
enoe and constant observation that had
charge which wad it not been for reading matter sent to Compuny‘: :‘ ' _ , .
Ll . . _
theetrbnt and to the hospitals
fliers ouldthowefiarad .
Chief Boatswain‘s Mate; Victor Fer.
ris, has.been transferred from'a mine
molly and the great pleasure taken in lsweeplng vessel on which he was sta-
tioned for some time, to the U. S.
Dreadnought- Texas.
Miss Frances Casey of East Nor-
1111111, started today demonstrating. to
'o housewives or the city the bone.
’i‘its ‘fot 111111111111 thrift system Which is
in vogue at the South Norwallt Trust’
Sale of Sample Suits,
Dresses and: Coats
This' is an occasion toward which hundreds of wtunen and misses
look forward" to, for this great sale gives the best or fashions.-
and values at the beginning of the season. Come and take ad- _
vantage right now and 881V money.
Headquarters for Popunr Priced no: from 98am $5.001
'CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main 81:. 3911111 Norwalk.
era.
Ro—tltine 11113113113}; .. was transiéied
last night at the regular weekly meet-
ing of the First District commission-
cut—Inn..-
ferina-' from 11111111111111»
writes;
lease of kidney. trouble.
‘bi‘e to 1111111 to bouillon.
1<_§‘Y°'hm o 1111:1191“ since:
it!
woit’vl? TREE ws‘ton‘r IN 63176 _
No man“ can do his best when sub. ‘
11111111111111.
11111111,.11111111111111111111131 sore muscles or
other symptoms at ‘kldncy‘ trouble. B
.H. 810116. 840 N 211 at. Reading. Pa. ,
“I contracted 1. more seVere ‘i
I gradually
w‘worsa and for months Was 1111- i
I began
to use Foley Kidney Pills and doom:
hound the pains View gone‘ and I
They. 11111110
“Quality Shop”
SOUTH NORW‘ALK.
EXCLUSIVE
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Furs,
Waists and Millinery
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
BED COVERINGS
Cold Weather Is At Hand _ ' “
..., Buy , , 1 _1
2,00MFORTABLES AND BLANKETS \
A180 g L ' ,~ "-3
snnn'rs AND PILLOW CASES, 3'13,
At
l"‘t .
’»_1-1\'~ 1
A. Dickerman 8. Son’s
DEPARTMENF smut
84 Washington St.
'11 :1
i ‘1'”
Phone 44
} ”SURSRCE Rents
Are ‘ Notaries
You Public
Steam-
ln- .
ship
cured?
Tickets
19 No. MainStreeLSc. 111111111111.
Wants Every Honsekeepér in
the Norwalks to try
1 lb. Best Coffee 201: lb
Store Opens Thursday Morning .-
linder“ New System of Economy You
save Fromm 10:351." 1111 the Boll‘ar
litre.
1] No piece of home furniture quite as '
comfortable. Convenient and allractiterhu»
ever been offered. Besides being 11"thing
' of beauty and a joy‘ forever} it ellects a real
, savingin rent by saving space. It makes five"
l' rooms do the work of an. The following table ‘
shows how It will earn nineteen times its cost in
fifteen years.
Rent. C—room “II. 1 year . . . . . . $300.00
Rent. Soco- fllt. 1 your . . . . . . . 240.00
1 Saving in roll. 1 room. I you . . . 5 50-00
' 1.11. .1 111.11.: 9.111111 11.11, 1111.11.11.11 15m".
.Snvhcia 1:36. I 9.3.15 "on. I! 360. 00
DO?! . . .
Am... c7111 .1 min but" 31111 . .
Total Ell‘llilll of Kidd Parlor Bod
"vine 81 Son
$900.00
45 00 3
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