E00 IVOIIIS’
pt. Titcomb’s Assistants
Waterbury Lake.
tll
In the move to remove fish from
:1! nolrs in the state in order to re-
Ills using such reservols as
mm. for drinking water. Superin-
piunt John M. 'l‘ltcomb of the state
on and Game Commission yes-
xv directed the removal of the
» ' of tho fish from the upper res—
:lt \‘Vntorbury.
cl
w
rus W.
Load from Paace Theatre, appeared in tho
Take Boat issue of the Vaudeville News under
Knownz'
corner in the
hazard for towns and Was born
“m the mama“ a. years ago. and spent a good many
years with the Norwalk Savings 80‘
studied human nature from every
angle in conjunction with his duties.
He later became connected with his
brother-ln- law, Samuel J. Kantor, one
The following item concerning Cy-
Gray. Jr.. manager of its]:
f'Managers We Have the
e heading
Mr. Gray is a ‘comparative new.
managerial field. He
in Norwalk thirty-three
the
manager.
ety as teller and credit
and .
here he came in contact with
,,
WHITE PLAINS; N.
(Associated Press) .-—Suprsme Court '
Justice Morschauser today took under
advisement the form of a. judgment in
by counsel for Mrs. Anne U. Stillman.
followedthe decision of Referee Dan-
iel J. Gleason in affirming the leg-iti-
macy of Mrs.
child. Guv. and denying JamesA. Still-
man. wealthy banker. a divorce.
Justice Morschauser also reserved
decision on the matter of fees for Re!-
eree Gleason and for John E. Mack.
guardian ad litem of Baby Guy.
Y.. Oct. 13
700 pages.
Stillman divorce case. submitted
victor. The order as presented
29.1923.
\
Stillman's Youngest amazes moron OAR
pouG-HKEEPSIE. Oct.
Gleason submitted a bill for sixteen miles north 0f here,
KILLS MAN, HURTS WIPE
' ”Toasted {or u. 1
iootoreimbufsshlmtorthe costoi
He pointed out that the first ref.
eree's hearing was held on Dec. 22.,
1920 and that his decision was ren-
dered almost two years later on Sept.
12.——A
drivel-less automobile. careening down
one of the steepest hills in Kingston,_
struck
I.
.~ roscrvolr has a capacity of of the ioneer moving picture and “r h he had devoted and killed Edward Van Vieet. aged 66
mo gallons of watnr. but is not vaudeville men in Connecticut. where if; ”(lofysustllrgirlngtand consideration and probably mortally injured his
, ,.Ickl_v populated with fish on he got his show experience. Mr. Kan- of the case It had been stipulated. wife. t bile in d
i m, of its depth. being 130 feet tor. on rem-mg, sold the Regent he said that he was to receive “50 a The a: amide :allnet the couple
' "1 59“" “13'9““ Th" great depth Theatre. at Norwalk to Charles and. day Mr Mack did not submit a bill, tothe b c 1 the car :1 3. building.
1“ " "3““0‘r made It impossible Dave Esterson. who have since ac— leaving it for the court to fix his com- The owner :the hill Ba. parked it
wine for the “=01 t0 "9-9 “e" quired the Palace at South Norwalk. Denna” . at the top 0 b k .d oys. it is gala,
m "500. and who are running both these thea- Mr. Gleason' s bill was criticised by riléuiilgi: dgsvnet‘lll: hthe \heavy 1113,.
Fish. in swimming around the lake tres in accordancie withdth'filzew c135? Outerbridge Horsey of counsel for Mr c e ,4 .
1 w the contours of the shore and ditions existing n \au 0 Stillman. who declared that it cover- .
‘OulcfldSH 0‘ u“, traps were placed Gray. on begin: atppolgtettihmaizgg;:g ed "an unreasonable period of time." DINNER FOR BISHOP BREWSTER
um . cl . o the bank. 0 the Pmace ea W Y e and that it was “exorbitant in , ‘—”
...minflc(l:r; cgvt "1e "‘eadu gm Brathers, vouchsafed a strict adher- amount." Actual trial. he declared. NEW HAVEéQ'. BOct. 13.—-—A5 Rt.
. . th net ence to the policies laid down by those consumed onlv thirty days. and he Rev. Chauncey . rewster, of the
NY in“! the opening 0: e deeply interested in bettering the con- tended that thirty days more for Protestant Episcopal diocese of
rc rapmwd' The net's an amp. ditions of the artist and is doing his con Connecticut will be here on Oct. 23
nto row boats. partly filled with
and Hum tho fish are trans;
. to carriers and taken to open
ms and lakes and deposited
'l‘l'm uppcr reservoir at \‘Vater-
yicldcd less than one boatload
lrh. it lwlnr‘.‘ Claimed thnt ”‘2'.
orx-oir is too deep in most piaccs
fish.
‘c‘lun 0" tho statutes provides that
cm shrill be no fishing in bodies
ch" vwcrl fnr drinking purposes
5‘ nut the permission of the offi—
lmvinr: chm-go of the water.
. ihc Fish and Game Commission
‘wvcrl Il‘lllt by rcmoving the fish
. m such bmllcs of water and placing
l-rm in opcn lakes and streams. it
ill dccrcnsc illc amount of poaching.
WALL SIRE CI
“All. HIlllZl-JT. 10: 30 a. m.—
Sin llgtll ill the standard railroads and
Mexican (iii shares and weakness of
the Standard Oil group featured to-
do)” 5 irregular opening of the Stock
arkct The advance in rails was led
” . (‘hicago and Northwestern and Mia-
ri l'uclilc‘ (nth were up a point.
liic Mexican l’ete. up 4 and the
n American issues, up 1% to 2.
~.d out in the oil group. The sharp
ak in Standard Oil of New Jersey.
in shares of which weer sold at
0 shares of which were sold at
l rate of $2361]. on \Vednesday. re- '
ted speculative disappointment 0\ er
I
A! fact that the four nundrcd per
~ nt. stock dividend involved no in-
masc ill the present rate of cash
aymollts. It yielded later to $22535.
Standard Oil of California' dropped
11.]. in the first half hour. Sugar
stocks wcro strong in response to in-
rrensed prices. American and Manati
Suuars each gaining a point. Ameri-
can Radiator broke 2%.
\VALL STREET. Noam—Despite
illv nr-ui» wcnkllcss of Standard Oil
slmrcs. New Jcrscy dropping to 219%.
or nearly 17 points below Wednesday's
(ll 30. prices in the general list contin-
lzwi upward. Except in the Standard
i ll shares. there was a noticeable ab-
~-m:c of selling pressure which en-
¢ enraged buying for the long account.
increased activity of speculative pools,
particularly in shares of companies
holding largo surpluses available for
distribution furnished the impetus for
'lli‘ ll'lVHll'It‘ throughout. most of the
list. Mcxlczlp Pete extended its gain
to 684 points and the Pan-American
shares to 4 ouch. while new high roc-
nrels for thc your wore made by Amer-
icnn Can. American lmcomoiivc, l'. S.
lcohol and American Express. the
ins ranging from 2 to nearly 10
oinis. f‘all moncy opencd and re-
nrlwcd nl five per cent.
‘VALI, STREET. 1:30 p. rn.—-—Prices
‘ tank a, donvn‘Vflrd POUrBO after midday.
.l. :.i.:ll‘pl)‘. 'l‘ldrwntcr Oil paw way
m.- lminm. Standard Oil of California
2 .w l Pacific Oil rind General Asphalt
-. ‘s ,\lnr~rlf"ln Radiator dropped
‘17; \thIn Amcricnn Express Fold 7
w linrll‘i‘ its high figure or the
. \ svllwsnnucnt buying move-
rrw c' m Iimllcl‘nkcr. Chandler Motors.
M -' H l,. Continental Carr and In-
”!‘mx': ‘ , liqwr, which improved 1
M ' l‘ wwi l'ur-tllcr- casing of tho
7"” ”VT“ ' 1?“ r-v-rlml u later steady-
1m.
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WIT. L .JIAKF. VOTERS
IN NCRWALK TOMORROW
sr-vsirm of thc sclectmen
rirrk for l'vlc purpose of
Wm rs null I” Il‘l‘l tomorrow
‘:"’i‘ m the town
l" ’3: hall.
~r 18. from 3
Hm voters will be
ii chambers. City
mt Saturday, October 21.
'll ‘luiil S p. m. voters Will
at Hz“ mum place. The 21“
clam (My “hon voter's can b6
up, ‘1];f:r:‘;la xcnr Mth the exotp-
"a H” H r. v r light) reach maturity be-
ww]. 0: rr 1 and November 5
. cm ulo on the latter day.
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nr ‘ i‘.>v'.1.t
n’‘ m l'»:
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In lzmuln
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sAvs STRIKERS WILL
NOT REPORT FOR WORK-
{HVEN Oct. 13.——John C
:nirman oi‘ the system 19“
h“ r‘ shopcrsfts on New Ht?“
' ~ :V'ulay said that the reopen-
hops in New Haven by the
on \londay next, was not air
to make the least bit of dif-
c with the strikers." Ho Mid
m' n would not go back. Ho I!“
n he our shops to be reopened
n at Spring street are tho on“
n General Manager C. L. Bardo hld
:glioélsly said would never be I"-
‘l’lli
”31hr. .Ready said that upon. receiv-
m the executive commutes oi! the
Mormon indicated that mm
as were from 15 to 30 hours late.
00110:“ equipment was in bad con
Nm'
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TOKIO CHOLER
1.25100 Oct. ”A lPl9
‘“ choim up“ , .
W10”! w,“ m m
utmost to foster the new relationship
between manager and artist.
views.’
cordial relationship between artist and
manager.
treatment always pays.
that only a very small
pcrrormers are
my best bet is to make them feel at
home in my theatre at all times
a side issue. this fair treatment brings
out the best efforts of the performer:
and whcn they leave the theatre at
tho end of their engagement. I like to
part with them with a handshake and
an expression of good will."
0. Jackson White Seeks to Be Retu-
Superlor Court at press time today in
Councilman C. Jackson White against
as soon as arguments had been
ed in the White case. finish-
lan represents
Candeo represent Gibson
I
I
"I heartily agree with Mr. Albee's
said Mr. Gray. "as to the
and I think that courteous
I have found
percentage of
unappreciative. and
As
LIAN DMIUS CASE HEARD.
stated as Member of Common
Council.
Arguments were being heard in the
the mandamus proceedings of former
the Mayor and members of the Board
of Councilmen to compel his return
to that latter body.
Corporation Counsel William F.
Tammany has filed a motion before
Judge Christopher L. Avery to quash
the proceedings, and the arguments
this morning and early this afternoon
were on the motion of Judge Tam-
many.
A similar motion had been filed by
Judge Tammany in the mandamus
proceedings brought by former Ser-
gaunt of Police J. Harry Gibson to
compel his return to the police force
of the city. This latter case had not
been reached at press time today. but
was to be taken up before Judge Avery
The firm of Light. Dunbar &. Quin-
Whits, while Keogh &
-—Seutinel Ads pay.
Schultze’s
Fresh Hams ..... . . . . .
Legs of Spring Lamb . .
Shoulder Steak . . ..
Fancy Fowl
Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . .
consideration should have been ample.
Justice Morschauser denied an ap-
plication of Mr. Brennan for addition-
al allowances to Mrs. Stillman
counsel ‘t'ees, declaring that the $47.-
300 already allowed her lawyers was
Small Loins of Pork . . . . . . 26c lb.
work. a dinner will be given in
honor. to mark the
anniversaryvof h‘fs counsel-align to
blshopric.
8.8
Saturday Specials
at the
East N orwalk Cash Grocery
PRICES THE LOWEST
QAULITY THE HIGHEST
GranulatedSugar ........ 7cm
TheFinestCreameryButter................ ........ 45cm,
Gold Medal Flour ........... ......... $1.00 'per bag
Live Oak Buckwheat Flour, 3 lb. pkg. ......... . . . ...... 22c
GoldenSyrup,special'........................ ...... 8ccan
White Rose Pancake Flour 10c pkg.
PureCondensedMilk,anns................... ....... 25c
Quaker Oatmeal ................. ...............10c pkg.
Mixed, Black or Ceylon Tea ................. .. ..... 350 lb.
FancyCorn,2cans .......... . ..... ...... . ....... 25c
EarlyJunePeas ........ 150cm
MacaroniorSpaghetti, 2 Hunter 25c
LunaLaundrySoap,6barsfor....,.............. ..... 25c
Libby's Corned Beef Hash, 2 lb can for ........ 29c
Pure Cider Vinegar ............... ........ 45c gal.
A. STULL
24 COTTAGE ST. EAST NORWALK
and 27 at a conference on diocesan
his
twenty-fifth
the
Week-Enid Specials
Rump of Veal . . . . . ...... 24c lb.
Forequarter Spring Lamb 15c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast ..... 121/2c lb.
Large Milk-fed Roasting
Chickens 40c lb.
.. 25c lb.
. . 28c lb.
.. 14c lb.
. .38c lb.
.18c lb.
BreadandButterPotRoast................................18c-lb.
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MW Jim; to '2‘}: «53.333.13.233; Round Steak . . . . . . .. 280 lb. Rib Lamb Chops ..... 350 lb. RibcRoast, boned & rolled, 320
$.33: mirawr'mlxlzgé Igortlcutliar Sirlom Steak ........ 30c lb. Loin Lamb Chops . . .. 40c lb. Prime Rib Roast, 18c-28c 1b.
(- l Sllfll‘l:$y‘ lllwl snl'nr‘ of the maria: PorterhouseSlteak ' ' ' ' 32c Ib' Lamb Stew -------- 121/20 1b. Plate Corned Beef ----- 63 th-
‘1 rmclm‘ nm-cssory, equipment and Hamburg Steak ------ 140 lb. Loin Veal Chops ....... 30c lb. Boneless Brisket ...... 140 lb.
1.... “pnnrlcnt steels were also dcprcss- Flank Steak . . . _ .. . . 253 1b_ veal Cutlets . . ....... 350 lb. Fresh Plate ........... 70 lb.
“Beef Liver 120 lb. 1 Calves Liver
.. ...... ..40c lb.
Specials in
Fruits and Vegetables
FANCY CAULIFLOWER .
GREEN PEPPERS ..... .
SWEET POTATOES . . . . .
NATIVE SPINACH
NATIVE PARSNIPS
III...
..... ...............20cto35ceach
..... 2doz.25c
7lbs25c
4cm.
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Fancy Celery .
10c stalk Heart Celery . . 15c bunch Head Lettuce. 2 for 25¢
HorseRadishRoot........
BunchBeets
WashedCarrots...........
Native Cabbage ..............4c lb.
RedorYellow0nions 61bs25c-
...35clb WluteOnlons5clb
.5cbunch BunchCarrots...............5clb.
. . . . 5c lb. Bunch Parsley ......... .5c bunch
., LARGE BASKET FANCY HAND-PICKED BALDWIN APPLES 45c
LARGEBASKETFANCYQUINCES..1...........................;.. $1.35
EXTRACHOICE LARGEGRAPE FRUIT 2for25c
LARGEJUICYCALmonNiAonANcHs................... ..... 43cdoz.
FANCY MALAGA GRAPES (Imported) 18c lb.
Largo Red and Blue Plums .
‘HoneyDewMelons
Fav.DatessndFigs
NchrazilNuts 18c lb,’
..15cdoz. [m portedLemons._..._.......35cdoz.
. . 35¢ doz. Fancy Table Pears ......... 6 for 25¢:
« 26ceach Fancy Peaches 15cqt.
...37clb. DromedaryDates..........25cpkg.
PureHoney....,............. 39cjar
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1 (love Ave, 1:. Norwalk
24 mm. Norwalk '
1m slain 8:, Norwalk
North Rain 8%., So. am
Woodward Ave. 8. Nowell:
103 Cedar 8%., So. Nor-wall:
25 31: Ava, So. Norwslk
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No.1 Jersey Potatoes, - - - 23c "pk
Smoked Shoulders, - - - 16c lb
WITH THAT “JUST RIGHT” FLAVOR
Selected SWeet Potatoes, - - 3' lb I 7c
trictley Fresh Eggs, - 39c: doz
Wheatena . . . 20c pkg. QUICK COOK'NG Argo Starch. .
9c pkg.
eliable Flour, 15c p’g. New Pea Beans, 1001b. 0'43 DUTCH ‘
’ Clean‘ser.........8c
NEW CALIFORNIA
LimaBeans . . . 12c lb. Gresolvent . . .
AUNT JEMIMA’S
Onions, 3 lbs. 8c Pancake Flour,
D Pure Maple Syrup, 18c
Karo . . . . ..... 9c caniLux ........ 10c pkg. [Rinso ., ....... 6c pkg.
Honeysuckle Brand Peas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............... .25c can
fxceptdonally Tender as Well as Being of Exceptional Flavor.
Peanut Butter 21c
10c Can
Full Quart Can
RED OR YELLOW
lxie Bacon, - 18c lb |
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Pure Strawberry
Jam ..... .. 29cjar . ..... ......15ccan
Pure Jelly 311°“ Ham“ N“ 2’2 ““1 Grape Fruit Hearts
........ l8cglass Pineapple 31c 15ccan
Welch’s Grape Lade Fruit Salad
22c jar ...... N o. 1 can 29c
Start the Day Right Teas of Quality
A cup of our Celebrated Mogfroco Blend Coflee Se'rv- 7
Our Best Mme' d, Oolong or Ceylon
ed piping hot will start you right.
OUR MOGROCO BLEND
350 lb.
RICH, ICED
COF F EE'
290 lb.
COFFEE CAKES
20c each
CRULLERS
20¢ dozen
.UR BREAD SnailIdealLoaf ...... ..7........c
Large Ideal Loaf .‘ ........ . ..... 11c"
Has a flavor All Its Own. ‘
Rye .............. ..........70
Old Fashioned Hearth Loaf 14o
Apple Sauce
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Record Day” ’
Hére Are the New Hits! -—Let Us Play Them for You
All Over Nothing at All Chicago
I’ll Stand Beneath Your Window Tonight I Wish I Knew
.I’ll Buildsfitsirwaytol’arsdise Earlyinthe Homing Blues
You Remind Me of My Mother Sues .
TOMOBROW IS AISO NATIONAL CANDY DAY
' . . , SoYouWillWanttoTaksHomsaBoxoftheNattefordCandies.'
Salted Peanuts Chocolate Covered Pepper- Peanut Brittle
‘ Salted Almonds mints .
C m 1 ‘ Old Fashioned Molasses Assert“ Ch°c913tes
a e s Sugared Peppermints and
7 ' Bars
Assorted Hard Candies Wintergreens
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Cocoanut Cakes
FOR YOUR HAZE-LOWE ’EN NOVELTIES—VISIT- OUR DENNISON DEPT.
The Hamilton Shop
fiWALL STREET.
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