. The third «strict commissioners mt~
"Ulllmeetasuualattheoaoes oi; '
mw'fi‘
’Tt‘fl‘f‘s.‘ a: 1'
no punt on State street, Monday e\'-' he prise watermelon is at the
. w‘ I on. But if you not to "cut
W In Anna Underhili, Of East 0r , ‘m'h'lect ywr Fall suit
We. N. 1., has returned to her home ,
after a pleasnli visit with her sister.
. ”ll. Charles Seymour, of East Nor‘
milk I
now—and here. The prices
will not be 'ower for a num-
ber of years to come and the
assortment will never be bet-
ter.
We’ll leave it to you-if it's
not the most attractive array
of patterns and colors you’ve
ever seen.
You’ll find a model that fa-
vors your build and the suit
you fancy at a utisfactory
Jen’s Keith's Konqueror shoes for
.DCI. Walton shoes for boy: and
drll. Full stock of rubjpcis for men.
men and children. it. Josrni & Sun.
’Eut Washington strtet. .
Mr. and Mrs. H, l.
flies Martha Havens, t)! Saybhmku
Donn. are the guests of Mrs. llavitl
could, of Winfield strut. l-Iast NtiiV‘
Hulk.
The Women's Auxiliarv
Bramble and ,
of Christ
Church 'met yesterday afternoon at. pnce‘
the home of Mrs. Frank Slut‘dt'l'niit 1 .. -
on Grezory Boulevard. at which iii-to} Thad new F‘n 80ft hat is
a large amount of Red Cross o'ill'r.‘ ma Y-
. In: completed. 1 R
.- Rev. G. M. Tceplc. remor of the
'Advent Christion Church. hns return- ogers & Stevens
M from his vacation. and (lflll’lit't'tl e‘.
the midweek :eivices last evening lit NORWALK .OUTH NORWALK
the church. He will also be in charge ..-_._ a..-“ p ., > ._- ‘
of the sen-ion: on Sunday. ‘ ass—221213;;- ‘ "'”‘
The official board of the East Au»
title M. E. Church met with the rector.
Rev. Harold E. Wilson. at the church
Inst evening, iollowing the usual mid-
‘Ieek service. It was the re'zuizn‘
monthly session and routine business
was disposed of. '
The members of tile Red Cross Aux-
lllnry of the ”tit-ii Avenuc M. Ii.
Church will hold their ll>llill lt‘ridui
lfternoon it>>l0n this afternoon
There. is mush gauze mask work to
I” done and it is hoped all Lit-Inhnrr‘
will be on hand.
The vacnnt lillommedimt store
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on .\ir and .\il'.\. Robert Gilchrist :trt'
mt Washington street will be tltw tilli'lltlillg a few weeks iii Suntiyiztnd.
scene of th.’ Third District Repullli» l.. i.
an caucus this evening. Three ml The Ladics' Aid Socictv of the M.
Mice and three alternatives will be it) t‘hurcii «ll‘t‘ planning for their on
chosen to attend the town convention nu.tl fair and supper to be held short
which will be held in the t‘itv ”all i_\-.
Mi Friday evenlng‘ihtoher ll. Miss .luli.t Sherer. assistant ttt1iic
_ .__,, ‘ post tlmt't’. is taking a business course
M evenings at tt Stamford commercial
school,
A huntlpainieti Liberty Loan poster
f‘hnrles Knufnitin, engnued in dollar
log and selling men‘s furnishinirs here
for the past two or three years. may
ed his family and stock to Brooklyn.
. __' fill—- ~
3? " lt'otil the brush of Mrs. G. H Norton
'1: graces the window of the Liberty
. f 2 Loan headquarters.
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. The Liberty Loan (‘ommfttee is
-—--—- posting on the window nt headquar-
Mrs. Henry Leach and son Oliver re.“ ters daily a bulletin showing the
turned to hteir home in Brooklyn. amount SUhRf‘]'ih(i(‘_ Lust “tam-S mt.
N. Y. 18.“! a tree-it‘s visit. with Captain 0rd Was 367.350. bv 123 subscribers.
" and Mrs. H. W. Cole of “(Norton Fred Finch. teller at the Home
« avenue. Mrs. William E. lleaton and Book Kr, Trtm 00., passed it siliceous-
son Daniel, have started for Yunkton. ftil examination last week for ndmis»
S. D., after a visit at the t‘olc homo-‘sion to the merchant marine. but was
stand, 'rciectcd because of his weight
Mr. and Mrs. McKendry of Norwalk Republicans will hold their caucus
3‘ hove. moved to Rownyton. 5701‘ ludtze 0f probate. Justices of thc
.. ‘ Some of the irresponsible youths at “9309' representatives and “"10“"?
:1 Tokeneke, finding the automobile of m the senatorial convention. m ”w
Grocer Needles of title place. standing Town Inn" tonight. N“ "a" m" a
. ‘ idle while the clerk was delivering on Democratic caucus has yet been is-
;- '4 order on Wednesday evening, started ““3; fl
. t. on a joy ride. They had not proceed- he reepluz formerly at the corner
' ed very far when the machine started 0f ‘ a Post Road and Railroad "v"
W toward the rvier, and was soon I“. nue. which Wits removed when the
“'3 merged in water. where it stalled. gemic‘urh and walk were M" at m.»
‘ ‘ One of the boys accompanied the auto thee ”cpltl‘nfipmotgcrlgpis hem”; 3:?” (5'
and received a line salt wnter bath. A 1.0“ b?” ‘ov tli nemt 9 Rs ‘
y t; rescue car arrived inter and the auto Y we I” a“: .ROM' _
was hauled out. The only damage up- is none noon 9 0f ' o ‘ 0mm" pl”
poured to be a broken steering wheel oyteggtnsghzlrcp malmakinzfioo‘d 'ro
. a. as DMV 9t 01'
”d "“3 ‘5 being repaired "0“)" them in the. basement. of the parson‘
_ x It is rumored here, and the fact. is age. A basketball court has also
:‘ ,V almost assured, that. the Borden Con- been laid out”on the personal"-
donned Milk company will shortly dis- grounds.
,. “Bunkers' house" with the day's
= continue the Rowayton "“"9' andwork over at. 3 or 4 o'clock no longer
, there is also a rumor that the South prevnfl. At the Home Bank & Trust
‘ Norwalk office will soon he discon-‘Co. the force, recently increased by
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tinned.
darted delivering milk
. and vicinity. they bought
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man clerk or». at wort! uniiL6 o’clock
and later almost every day.
Charles Johnson of this town, who
in Rowavton
out tit?
Devens. hasbeen made a ser-
J‘wnming, they are believed to he go- Camp
He. was a member at the in-
.fdng to stop absolutely. it is hoped geant.
that if such is the case, some farmer
’ impurity will start a iouteenndvbe able
- '1. to give the residents fresh milk right
from the faint. ‘ "
pid advancement proves the force of
Capt. “'heeler's recent statement that
previous training in the company is
; of decided benefit to men who join
" the colors.
Mrs. W. F. Inundes has undertaken
to “do her hit" to help win the. war hv
AUTO MISHAP FATAL.
Charles Higgins. middleaned. hit by‘enterlnz the employ M 8 Norwalk
onccrn which is making shirts for
the automobile of Walter A. Yost of c
Hartford. while about inpass a trolley soldiers. Her husband is making mu-
car cn September 18. died yesterday. nitions in Bridgeport. her oldest son.
Yost has been on bail on the charge of Tinrrv. is In government work at NW“
reckless driving. portfR. 1.. 1nd her younger son. “'ii-
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family record?
Bertrand Rclmcider. who was chauf~
feur for Robert Glithfl‘i of Mormon
before his criterion Uncle Bern’s scr-
vicc. has been promoted to n «r5
neoncy lntbc medical mm at i'nmu
m nod»:- circomtuncctv unit-ult-
ly mammary 0" Inn "on
«a moon us win“ to this
M can and the. a ”will"
Lemon Juice
m tumor to. hon-m
we no“: “WM m I! OI‘
» 3 school will ut- Opeueu about the middle
When the Borden company the employment of an additional wo-‘
«mall dealers. and now, without any recently joined the national army at:
ca] State Guard Company. 0110‘th rn-'
trod. Is in l'nt-lc Sam's army. A Rood.
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Sunday. October 6. will be rally day '
in the Congregational Sunday school.
Miss Grace Haunt and Miss Anatolia
Suvens are attendiné Merrill College. .
Stamford.
A Liberty Loan Collection withh be
taken up in St. Aloysius‘ church at
I both masses on Sunday morning. i . ,
I 'rttt. regular meeting of Richard llole
I comb t‘amp. Sons of Veterans. will be
t held on Monday, Oct. 7 at 8 p. m.
The regular monthly meeting of Han- «.
nah ilenedict l‘nrter Chapter, i). A. it. ‘
will be held at the home of Mrs.
George Jelin‘. St. John. Place, Thurs
day, October 10. at 3:30 p. m. I
'1‘. W. Benedict has enrolled in the
i First institute of l'odiarty in New
York for a twoyear course in chiror ‘
lady and foot surgery. his studies be«
I ginning October 1. g _
Rev. N. (T. Coleman of Riverside will
preach at a meeting oi the lioly_Name
; Society in St, Aloysius” church. Sunday
tat 7:3” p. in. After the service, the
I regular meeting oi the society will be
I held.
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is expected tlntt the evening 2
; of October. it “ill bl- under the super»
t vision of Supt. ll. W. Suite and teach-
ers will be selected from tip: regular
‘ force in llli' public schools.
Edna May Perdreaux has a record oi'
1. perfect attendance at Silvermine
‘ schot-l for tire with. Sht- has a walk
I years «no Miss l't‘f'dl't‘flux put on over.
oils to iii'tUliiDll-"ll the task.
BONDS REDUCED IN CLIFFORD’S
CASE; ARE NOW $5,000.
Out from $15,000 it Request of Coun.
out in Superior Court. : '
Bonds of $151100 in the case of Wil-
liam Clifford, the Greenwich jitticy
driver. accused of attacking a beauti-
ful 18-year-old deaf and dumb girl,
were reduced yesterday by order of
Judge Reed, of the Criminal Superior
court. Attorney W. C. Rungee. of
Greenwich, counsel for t‘litiord, ape
peered before the court to make the "
request for bond reduction. Assistant
State's Attorney Carter said the state
would not oppOse n reasonuhle rcduc- H
lion. ' ' ‘
Attorney Rungeo declared tho‘
amount of 815.000 is the largest known
in this court for'muny years and he II
regarded it as excessive. He claimed ' ‘
that when all the fuels are. made
a more favorable light than at prt»
cent~ Clifford is said to have. assault—
ed Miss Annette Chard. who was a
passenger in his Jitney. it was about
two months ago that the assault oc- 1"
curred. ‘ - ~
WILL
GPEN
Saturday, October 5th
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
)A Complete Stock in Every Department
1:’.§.:“.’.‘.’Stilt...tilt:‘ttrxmtitit‘fgt " Special Prices for Opening Day .
Careful Attention Given to Prescriptions
We Invite You to Inspect Our Store
Clifford Pharmacy
Clifford Hotel Building
Corner South Main and Elizabeth Streets
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VISITORS TO DEVENS.
Conveyance: Will Be Provided for'
Relltlvu.
Looking to the interests of relatives
and friends of men at (‘ump Dcvensft
who may tic'nl; nvrnnxementu have
been tuutlc’to facilitate visits to the
camp. Miss Kate llyuui, field score
tnry of the i‘onnecticul Stuto Travel-t
ers‘ .\itl Association, sends the follow-I
lug notice. ‘
To uccommudtite visitors hastening
to And”. Must. after receipt or tele-I
gratin: rioting that their boys are dun-I
gerously ill. it hits hot n arranged that;
tiililly conveyances will meet the train
ANIED
SALES LADIES
Apply to dry goodntore of
E K. BANKS
due at Ayer at 3 a. m. and take the under Mahsckuno Hotel, Wilt
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ivisitors to Camp llevcns. The tele-j
grains are accepted its passes by all Washington “Mt, South Norwalk
sentries. This arrangement will allow: __ _,_ _____.
the visitors to leave the l-iurti’crd in’ “AME FORECAST
the evening and connect for Ayer ut‘
,Worcestcr a? 1:55 ii. in. As in (‘ilht's Fair. continued cool tonight. probably
of illness. every mumcnt is precious frost in west portion: Saturday fair
nnd this may be much preferable. to and warmer; moderate west winds.
leaving llnrlford at 3 it. ni., and :tr- The western urea of high pressure is
riving lli Ayer at 7:15 a. m. '
Travelers to Aycr should notify the central over l‘ennsylvnnia. It is DFO'
'I'ravolers‘ Aid agent at Worcester. duclng pleasant wonther with model‘-
,\\'henever there is 1'. sufficient number aielv low mmwmtures in it“ the eas-
of such notifications for tiny time of rent districts Frosts were‘reported
arrival. the agent will telegraph to from the eastern Dortion'of the Lake
Alter. and a lted Cross auto will meet region and New England. An area of
the train on its arrival there. low pressure control over North Da-
The Travelers‘ Aid agents in New kota is causing a decided rise in tem-
ancn and Hartford ate ready to reu- peruture between the Rocky MOW"
1 tier any service in their power to these 15mg and the Mississippi river. it
Avisitors to the camp. has not yet developed into a u‘ell-de‘
fined ruin area.
tLL AT CAMP DEVENS. I W‘—
Mr. and Mrs. Edward :1. Weed orWEATHER A YEAR AGO
En-tt Rocks avenue. have received TODAY-
tvot‘tl that their son. Earle, who left; . ~
High. ()2: MW.
for Camp Downs about two months 'i‘ciiiilt‘rultlre:
Torin , ARTlC
ago is now quite ill with pneumonia {tit (‘outltg .
at the comp. lie sent a card tovlht‘ ‘ ‘ -
liope. Hose company lost \vcck. stating:
lllfl‘ he expected to be home on a iur— . .
laugh on Saturday, September 28. but i
he has since been taken sick and was 'ty News
not able to come home. His mother V
anti sister ten for thc camp Wednesday _______.t
atternron to be near him. and no word ' ' ‘W—
has since been received as to his pres- ---~""" '
cut condition. 3 WAUCTION SALE
—- 29 Below avenue? 3"““3-‘3 n”
move "LU’t‘ENTHAL luvs 5th. at l n't-tock, mover. W" “W“
mono IN IONDI AT JAMAICA mrc. nrden tooll. etc.
Mule lnmlhll, the well known A large number M t"8
rllt‘cltu‘k sportsman Int. boxiu err do in curling eulohh" W
thushm. Imi the way “owr Ibe- top" in uptoil freight turd to the pint
the tomb been; ban on" at tint on new Paper It "Wm”-
Junk-a met My churn-on m “it be held to rt».- cover
in u tin-Invite tent for a round the a .u‘. up. was“ to M “it
relic-m at the mac-mono no In. at... .. 1.. Mini mu out“
the. “5"" “infliction-nail» a. to g. N h the Col—rill”
but at... «(the m m am It. M m, an inn.
hold the m m
as art. ”I
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t. . ‘\‘\-\-~.\‘\‘.-. .‘tgx
tganist of st. Matthew‘s church, Wilton. 1o ANNOUNCE AGRICULTURAL NAVY BUOLER TOURBIWI’TH WAR
I and will take charge of the music there
time.
Locnl thermometers registered at
the freezing mark of 32 degrees last
night, and 10ml weather sharps must
now register the. first killing frost of
the season on (let. i.
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1PRlSON ASSOCIATION
I REVIEWS ”'8 YEAR
Reports Read and Officers Are Elected
' ' for Earning Year.
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
' cut Prison Association was held Wed-
. were read by the officers of the asso‘
l elation. and ofiicers were elcted for the
ensuing year, ust follows: President.
. . k now Professor William B. Bailey of New- ..
1110““ 310"” ”“4"” and ' Haven; vice-president,George P. (‘han- ml nrmv; military needs are first. ‘three shots by mistake in a. fog at a
flier, Hartford county; Albert .\tt 1‘.
. Mathewson, New Haven county: John
H. Light. F‘airfleld county; Alfred Colt,
.Ncw Lundon county; Henry A. Hall.
‘ Litchi‘leld county; Stetson K. Ryan,
Windham county; Freeman F. Patten.
goiland county; treasurer. William E.
. :onton (f Hartford; secretary. Miss
Mary A. Goodman of Hartford.
"The executive committee contisfs ol‘
the president, the vice-firesidents and
Rev, Dr. R. M. Thompson, Dr. Vuleria
William H. l’ond, Ernest l". McGregor,
ll. ll. Spooner; Miss Mary A. Good-
mnn. Winslow Russell nntl William E.
. Stanton.
' The reports on' the year's work sub»
' mitictl by Agent W. 0. Keirsteatl
..ltovvcd that during the past year
clghtylive discharged prisoners have
been met at the puson by represenim
lives of the association. eighiyeizht
have been provided with transpond-
tlon; seventy-two with cash; eight
vanttd no help; and sit wore. wanted
by the luthorities for other otteneu.
.‘tts. Helen Hurry Flynn who has
been action no secretary at the new
elation since tutor (‘Inrence )l.
Thompson left the once to go into tho
service. presented her valuation in
the Incl-lotion
Winners.
mvmmum
malt-Anointed
on Sunday, October 13, for the first.
H. Parker, Rev. F. H. L. Hanniiontt.,
lint. Flynn tun been?
connected with the Connecticut Prion.
W .
DRAFT ontsERs I ‘ RELlcs
Agricultural advisers. one of whom amnion submttrincs now'rarely vcn'
l5 l0 bi.‘ fiFa‘tK'll‘lll‘d With (‘lt‘h (“illl‘ltl fur-e IO 1!“)le VBESI‘lS convOyi‘nd by
draft board in the country, are to be American warshipg according to Im-tt
announced soon by the Department a Pcndleton. a Navy bugler, who will
of Agriculture. which is appointing relate. his experiences in the war
them after consultation with asricul- zone while gccompanying Train No.
turn] lenders in the various states. 2 of the Liberty Loan Committee- or
The agricultural advisers, in accord- up, Second Federal Reserve Distrut
once with a plan agreed upon by the in its tour through New Jersey to
War HBO!" P0“!!! Board, Prom“ exhibit war relics picked up on the
Marshal “9391'“ Secretary 01' Wt“: battlefields over which American
Shoelary of Agriculture, and Secre- troops have fought.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity? nesdn)‘ at the 8141» Library. Reports lay of Labor, are to present facts ‘Ov "Thpy come up and get'tTne. glilllpsfl
the draft board relatives to the sun of “Q and ”.9“ they' duck and run."
lily of necessary agricultural workers. he said. .
‘ "The War Department must "“59 Pendleton told how his vessel fired
5““ a letter from “‘9 department. ‘0 'British cruiser, which failed to reply;
”10““ ““13"” already SQ‘PC‘E‘L “The prc,.erly to signals. All the shots
advises will aid in this in such a way - missed, fol-tun‘tp‘y', On another trill-
as willicust cripple ugriculturcand in» Pendleton’s craft 105‘ a propeller «100
dustry.‘ milcs from the Irish coast, but iimflu
port safely. ,
Pendlctou is is years old.
I RETAIL‘ BRICKS OF SHOES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.——.\laximum He en-
: and nimum retail prices i‘tll'b‘tllOt‘Sian listed in his home town of Natchez.
I ogre to by the industry and rattan): Miss, on April 18. 1917. _
Ifrom $3 to $12 for men and women.. ‘
were announced yesterday by the War; “ . .
: industries Board. Shoes are groupedI lm making his money, and for my
‘in three classes as follows: Class Appart i wish the war would keep .up
from 39 ‘0 “23 Class B- ‘6 ‘0 "8-50; , a while longer." remarked a man on
Class C' 33 to 35'50' a street car in Moncssen, Pa A well-
”gm :dressled. motherly'looking woman
' ’ 'nrose and gave the man a stinging
Mgltalgsgnéhfilgmae: If‘gger ship with “Take that for my son.
Price 500 ‘ in France. And that for my other son
Reflection Gumnteed or Honey
Refund“!
Iwho is in camp waiting to go to
France!" she said. as she nppllcd tho
I Prepared nod Sold By
Stillson-Ptliqwell orp..
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same treatment to the other chcok.
The run took his punishment without
t .. ..
‘nylng o word.
Norwalk Chronicler