,. “TENS
the annual meeting this afternoon.
Patrolman John Toothill this morn-
ing resumed his-‘dutres with the Nor-
valk Police departmental‘tcr llis an-
Mrs. S. .S. Jarvis of East,Norwalk
is entertaining the ‘members of the hav
Hospital “'hist 'eiubzat-her :home Eor~to
The regular semi-annual meeting of
’tl‘e Industrial Leagueuwlll. be held at
. hue City Hall .muondny. evening. in- L. Baxtel. of West "anne-
istglld of this evening;
and Mrs. Charles H. Ferris
e moved from thémol‘fiotei
their..now shame mmmoflill road.
lat the corner of High street.
Mr.
, chry To‘oihill. son of Patrolman
.and Mrs. John 'l‘oothill oi" ~South
Main street has returned to his ship.
I
Mrs. Whitam Mather. of Hartford,
is visiting twith Mr. and firs. Fred
--Rev. >Paul G. Stoup mudgajte, ob-
served their wedding annive‘rsdry in
Stamford, Wednesday evening, being
given .a surprise --baak note shower
by forty members of the Ladies' Aid
SocietY.
Mrs. David ‘Wallace .iiioe, c1" Eliza-
The committee :dn charge-tot the
preparations for the local observanc-
es oi‘ Columbus
WI 155mm.
ither discussed plans.
man 'or-the -. < -
~Flnezauoulant=of Caps.~0'Brien"~ “guys .m.3i§§ W W
lNorthel-n Pacino led the rise with
There have-been but 220 3mm other W311] and—ilan-inanwki
liconseslasued since-January humus.“ A“ Canadian Pacific. Chicago
year by Town Clerk diet-hen R Smith longtwwem «Bid... Rock Island.
againstover 500 18-well hit '0“ ‘u'BoadingJBaltimore &. Ohio .uud.2rie.
is expected that now that the leaves
Day. October 18h. ~WALL S'rnm,lto.~30 .a_ nine-Rails
‘ held-a Downs lat evainz and fur- were .again the dominant «was:
the opening of today’s Stock Market. '
mmmvmy
oiliDisoechytnftflie
Straits of Mageilen
SANTIAGO, Sept. 21—May Amor-
ican nations as well as Gmt Britain,
am and- Boreueaipu-e to be formally
invited soon to participate in the na-
tional festivities in November and
Decanter. in commemoration of thc
mu anniversary or the diacowery oi
ing in Santiago in November. It is
expected the ioreign delegations ‘ill
Us“ the Slrrils in ileccmbor, when
warships or the Chilean Navy will be
assoniblctl lllcrc. it was through iht‘uu
waters that Ferdinand Magellen. iiw
Portuguese explorer. ' first
November. 1520.
Playing 8M:
My‘Nootllvs sllyn {but when
”toll "in cllxvii-‘ln-l‘s daughter if
Grace Murray, Judge Nehemiah
doc and Gen. Russell Frost.
-—Pea Coal at Harris & Gans’.
There will be a.
street.
o'clock.
on Monday evening at
Second “’ard will
this evening at 8 o‘clock.
zooms in Swartz &'Corbett's block
Washington sereet.
Herbert A. Francis, who a number
spending a few days in this city.
is representing the Pathe Freres
Monograph Company, - of Brooklyn,
and expects to locate agencies in Nor-
walk and South Norwzilk.
The annual mcriiug of tlle'Knob
Club ("0. Inc, will bc hold in thopar-
lots of the ”owl Mahuckpnlo on Sat-
~Ilrday evening. Oct. 2. at 8 p.m. Re~
ports of thr- ycar will he heard. clev-
1ion ol‘ ()flifl'l'r‘. and such otllcl' bus-
iness as may be necessary for the
luture of the club.
.'2—Republican rally tonight.
The T. (X B. Class of
N. E. church is. holding a rulnmilcc
sale today in thc vacant storc on
North Main street next to Mead's
drug store. A cake sale will be held
the F‘sgzl
there tomorrow afternoon starting all
1:30 O‘clock. The rummage sale
will lll<o hv livid tomorrow morning
and afternoon.
I ——.——.-i
Tlir lillglrk" :lourer- team. of llan‘
bury Aerie. will conic to Norwalk
this evening. m the invitation ol'Jht:
Norwalk Aerie. to give an exhibition
drill. lib-.4 will bc the first appear-
ance that 1h.- [lanluiry dcurcn team
has made since its return from the
Aerie connnrion in Syracuse. N. Y.. imp week of
in August, whcre it wou lillll'lll prize.
'rill‘ lust shoot of
State Trupshoolcrs for this scar-on
will b» ilt'ill ;<ltur:l:l'-' :ll lilo ll'llps (l.
the Seasidn club.
ihc silo-w “ill l-c lit-ill liil'li'l‘ tho fillii
pices of tho Hilllsilillnlt‘ if—iln llul)
Stratum. Til" sililo- ll‘tlpilii‘h {not
for this ymr will be awnrdml at this
shoot wnli :14 ill0 prizes for the
remlltlr program 01' Saturday.
Judie John J. “‘lllsll
nf
HS
in lllt‘ (‘Ulll’
final two week's vacation. line mine' sweeper Osprey at the
- i d after a
-—At.ten<! thc ‘Feoub‘icav: rally atigztgsg}:ulglaveNavy Yer '
Salvation Army hall. Washington St..i .
this evening. Addresses by Miss .430,” forget tonight's Republican
Can- rally at Salvation Army hall tonight
meeting of the
Vestry of Trinity Church at the. home
of David W. Raymond, wuhmgt°%::;venue-.aud \Vashlngton street.
The Democratic committee of the
hold a meeting
at thel
'iol‘
l'i—All styles Soft Hats—O’Brien's. “11“!“
01’ years ago conducted the barber
shop in the Hotel Clifford. has been “'ickWire. reported on accident be-
He tween H
imorm‘ng by
'Joseph ,, 'l‘l'uccy)
A large transparency with the
names of theJtepublican candidates
upon it, has been—swung from Repub-
-licun headquarters in the second dis-
trict over Schultze's market. Railroad
i Sergeant J, Harry Gibson has gone
to the first district for the next fif-
.tcen days, while Sergeant Bryan Silk
iia going to the second 'distflct ‘tor
the same time by the regular shift
sergeants. Sergeant Gibson will
,do day duty and Sergeant Silk night
l
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-—-Republican rally tonight.
.~—_——_———
Edward Hendricks, drivcr for T. B.
truck driven by him and a
Saxon car driven by Jon. Pinneri, a
jitncy driver. at thor-orner of “'alel‘
and Wall strecis. Hendrick was com-
strcet and strutk
in;r from Water
Pinueri's car. Considerable damage
was car.
done to the lighter
John 'lmskcy. ol‘ Olijen stroci. wn.;l
arrested on \Vaahington strcc‘t this
Patrolman Frank Strai-
on ll warrant charging him will)
the nonsupport ol’ his Wilc. Ham.
and his cllilill‘cll. MO was rolcusc!
nnucl- a $230 lush bond. turnii‘bcd by
in".
his brotllcr Andrcw. for n lie-drum
bull.” Judy.- \'osbur;:ll in Iii" down-
town uourl tomorrow morning.
-—Co:ll at Harris & Gans.
It was announced yvstpl'iialy that
Millcr N Tram-y; (Abraham Miller and
had purchased the
llll'ce- story brick building at 7’ uni
S, Muin slrccl‘ ’lronl Michael "and Mary
Ratchford. the deul'ililviuu boon con-
beth, N. J., gave birth to a daughter
on September 30th. Mls. Alioe was
formerly Miss M. Isabel Aller. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Santzel L. Aller
of this city.
-—-Latest Soft Hate.—-0'Brieu's.
Twenty-two beekeepers had regis-
tered up [0 10 o'clock with Tovvn
Clerk.Herbert R. Smith this morning.
There are about thirty bee keepers
are of! the trees however there will
be a web for applications.
iOils and shippingsnnotably Mexican
' Patn~Amerioan Petrolomns and
Mercantile Marine Pi'd.. followed the
thought it would lull hcr to give him
a word of cncnllrugv-mt'nt, she Ilia
she didn‘t, lull lln-rc wns no use tum“
the Straits of Magellan.
The ieetivlios will center printi-
leod oi rails 'and steels. equipment
-—Republican rally tonight. and motors were moderately high.
Friends of Al Grinrod. formerly an
employee _ot Willis Selim-k. at the
iatter’s clothing store, and tor ll num-
ber of years an employee of Meig's
in Bridgeport will be interested to
learn he is moving from Bridgeport
to Cleveland. Ohio.
I‘LAINVILIHE'PMNT REMAINS
(1.0.8120.
BRISTOL. Oct. l.-———Announcemont
was made here today by R. Gordon
llaidwin. general manager of the. Bris-
tol Manufacturing Company. that (he
compuny'a plant. in i'lninrille, Wm
in~the town of Norwalk. The pur-
pose of registration is for the pro‘|
tection of beekeepers, the state beel
inspector coming around and inpect-
ing the hives and colonies in the
was closed for a wock. last. Saturday.
gtfiefiluufled advertisement m the will rcmain out of operation indefin-
_._____ iicls'. Luck of onions in given as the
pally in Santiago and Puma AI'BB‘JS.
the latter the world's southern-most
city. where the occasion will be mark-
ed by inauguration of important pub
to works. including port improve-
ments; lighthouses in Smith channel;
a highway. between Puntn Arenas and
Natales. on the south Atlantic coast
and laying of a cornerstone of the
Punta Arenas ITniversiiy.
King Alfonso, oi’ Spain. will be rep.
resented by the infant Don Fernando.
of Bavary, who. accorli, In: to present
plans, will tmvol aboard a Spanish
- , air-
_ ”n M16811”. About him workers are
-6antlnel Want Adv- , B ‘3‘“ ‘ ‘H_m_u_d_
same town or district.
clutlwl \‘l'edncsdlly ai‘lel'nnoll,. ihl‘
deeds passing today. "The prico m-:
l
Th‘l \lm-lzlv lllul'bltlfly roiol't lm'
‘ So'pll'llllli'!‘ 23th. i:.-lud-
tint: cusps u-‘poried up till ll n’t'iovic.
on Monday morning tnc 2?:li, aii'“~:=:
ilm (‘onncciictlt‘
lridgcpol't. although . 5.. . ..
liz'. which (ilhtill‘l‘ :r Hi .44?! ‘ reg.“
in !?.c 5(7ii-‘. Nu. cur-ha of'vczillct
which is on lot.- " il'clr-asc;
_.ulxoopin;.: couch. which is t‘..=I-I.“l-:illl:: i
=:v wish-a wilwll is lili rt-usziuz. or;
(yr-hold form, which -._. flurwisinc.
‘.‘.e‘l'i' rolvmfml us lit-in: “nil”! in T‘ Il‘
walk. 3
mon pious court yesterday heard tow-l
timlmv and reserved decision in all
fiction brought by John \\', Trond—
Well against William (‘. Johnson and
other; to recover $300 inrcsimi in tho
stock oi' the Farmers" Dairy com-
pany. since (lcl'unci, and which hc
allegps. llc was induced to take by
fraudulent represcnllliivcs. lionial oi‘
may misrepresentation was: made by
the (icl‘cntlunts.—7Bridccpori l’ost.
iwn CARRY A FULL LINE
i- —of—
i F O S S’ Q U A L I T Y
._ —and-—
; PREMIER CHOCOIATES
Stillson-Powell Corp.
fl SOUTH NORWALK
‘ N
c.
”a
ll
dig
‘f’fé'i'é' "="i'*i' nae-flaw
array—1 Fr‘iér-i-i firm rah". .
All money deposit-
ed in this bankroll .
or before Tuesday. -
October 5th. will
draw interest.i'rom
October 1st.
3
' The December program will take ill-2
volretl. while it “it“ not giv‘r-n. inun-
tlerloori to I'm in th‘c’ilt‘l’ghbol'hooll
of szmmo.
lllut Nill'\\'liik has mm clle‘t- of (liptlimn'
s—Pea Coal at Harris & Gans.
'l‘llc llllnulll tot: day of the Norwulkl
Vilily nln's'ery w ’3 held tomorrow,
éliuving been no .191? from last Sol-i
{Urdu}:
‘collcction
,dl'u:
lilom
Workcrs ll obtain tags :mdf
boxes lli. (llendclming's
in the First district and k
:llo Stillson-Ptm‘cll drug stol'n
ill tllc Sccontl district. Thcilrsl
worlu‘rs will start out nl R o‘clock in
tho morning nnd it is expected (halt
by 6 tomorrow nighl llle cily and ill"
strcets will burn bccll thoroughly
canvasscd. Tllcrc will be it lloum to
house canvass as well. .
SHMV
monthly program of the
Woman's Associulion will be held ill
the South Norwalk Congregational
Church, Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o‘clock. The discussions willbe
along the line oi present political ill<
terests to women. Mrs, F. H. Jacobs
will :qlcak on "Woman's Part in (‘ivic
Leadership." Special musical nulll»
bers will be given. The November
meeting will have as its principal
speaker Miss Margaret McClure. who
will discuss “Conditions ill Poland."
The first
form of a. Christmas party and will
be held at the. parsonage.
YOUR TAX
WILL BE EASIER
' TO~RAY
NEXT .YEAR
11' You Join Our
Come in and inspect these'fi‘instrmnents which Webeenacer-
warship, via the Panama Canal. arriV»
a foolish risk—Dallas News.
Soaring Grandma.
A little miss wns clawing around
In a t'orbldrlcn l-ox one day in the ab«
pence of her mothcr when her mum
mother. who saw what was going on.
accostcd her rather sharply: “Guano.
\t'hilt urc you rillnmnirlnz around in
that box for?" And little Miss Gussiu
answerml: “Now, grandma. it will
probably be Just as well if you don't
know what i am nftcr.“
lSS Marie Tiffany has certified all of thcilnit-itll
Laboratory Models of the New Edison that arc
now in our store. She has signed one of these (‘cr—
tiiicates of Authenticity to be presented twitl; each
the New Edison
1t guarantees that such instrument is
which
tri-
umphed at Miss Tifi'auy’s tone-test given last Wetl-
nesday at Hoyt’s Theatre, and that it is capable of
instrument.
an exact duplicate of
sustaining the same test.
....,.__
els, as follows:
: Scriul Nulnbcr 134652 (Chippcn- Scrial Nulubcr 13371.57
duel i'llbinci) ..dalc (‘abillci)
Serial Numbcr 142129 ((‘hippcll-
. .dtllc (‘abinci)
Serial Number 145232 (Chippen-
. .dale (‘abinci)
Serial Number 142038
. .dnlc i‘vbinci)
“The Phonograph With
(Chippcn-
\\'e have just six of these Official Laboratory Mod-
tl'lllllpi‘ll-
Serial Number 1370.38 (Chippen-
. .dait‘ Cobincl)
. .dalc Cabinet)
7A Soul”
fied by Mis Tm...
Scrial Numbcr 137257 ((‘llippcll-
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