many hoop!“ returns or the arr.
ROWA YTOIV
gm, The house owned by Daniel \iorrlll,
tug “Norwnlk brought 0t Crockett street. is being repainted
L I“ 6"“ “om the “9' and otherwise repaired.
m morning.
, ,0 13 moving into his
glamour Purl: today.
Mrs. Honors “’illslc has sold her
eating of the “053 club home in 'rokenekc and will move to
urthe East avenue M. E. Gramcj-cy park in New York.
Waning.
1
The: trolley crossing at Witch Lane
ette Van COEVQI‘mg is is being repaired. A large force of
m in the New Ra“ en H039" workmen were at _.work yesterday.
Station Age-1t \“illiam 1.1291211 has
at meeting Of the. “’om- recei"erl :1 consignment of era). v ‘nlcn
of Christ cltfurch is to is being delivered to people in the ill-
undny afternoon. 18 ge
‘—
Ws‘ Aid Society will meet
.38.“ avenue M. E. church to-
chry Rowland. or Croc‘ 'ett street.
motored to Hartford in his l1 Ol'u racer
ion Sunday. On the return trip. a rear
spring broke. and the car is laid up.
maul weekly meeting of Troop
' B. A. will be held. at Com- ,'
' " . '.tion held its
ll Friday evening. The Cluc Assocn
monthly meeting last evening, in the
Rowuyton Hose House. A largen num-
l-e r 01 members attended the meeting
and important business was discussed.
ed Star barge "Red Star" is
r a cargo of coal at the Fer-
having been brought into ,
W'- lust night. lenimnin H. “falter-house. who ran
thu- shooting gallery at Roton Point
loving 11 visit with relatives in all summer. is film”, in distributing
‘ $011311 Mrs. H' F' Lewis 0f Straw— new style keyring, and is meeting
. w}; road ha” "t“me‘] ‘0 her with much success in his new enter-
lbs”. prise. .
3”" Salllck 0‘ Yale Medical After nearly seven years of faithful
y-oi'ywnshome over the week end at .5 x 36,, in the Romano" post Omicc,
1‘0““? 0‘ MB parents. 1‘0" Pomt‘. Miss Helena. Oakes svered her con-
* t‘ *1 . 1| nuction as clerk. Saturday. Her many
friends will unite in Wishing her all
good luck in her new life.
Bitch ot‘54 Cow.- avenue haé been
lined to his home for the past sev- .
days by a severe cold. but is much The Rowayton Drum Corps will
hold their regular rehearsal this even~
_ log in the Rowavton Horn House.
ME? H. 739016!” 01’ COM?" 8““ lrom now on. until Armistice Day
m and H. R. Mourlson of I itch the members of the Drum Corps will
et have retuined to their homes I): name each Tuesday e1 (-nlng. in
It“? spending the week end in 1305- pr€ pamtlon for the A1 mistlce Day
:1 n American girl
(on. i’ (innit.
. rs. Arthur S. Raymond of Rall- llflt. IL, the Princess of lrae'anza:
M Ivonne. Ilarien. spent the (lay lnvvhcss of Oporto. who has" been
my with her sister. Mrs. A. \V. \isl‘il": filly-:1. Martha Dean Hnllam of
mm. 1 Reynolds street. (‘1'rl Farm Road. Tokencke. for the
. ‘pnst month, sailed lzist Saturday on
131?le »Mrs. Beers have. moved the S. S. Barr-ngerla. The Princess
.Iiéberty 811118113 to the Podmorc llxr- widow of the (frown Prince 0}
. dam PJ-cnsamt stn-nt Portugal. brother of King Carlos. is
late hour :rleiiiug their young hostess
”rose who are irzlvirvs
i1_\' betterment.
. red in commun-
ll and Mrs. A. \V. Sherwood of 3
3 TWO“! street quietly rslrhrate d
M! thirteenth wedvling‘ :mnlwrsary
! Milky“. Friends and re lulllt—‘s call-
, wrought; the any.
1
of Told-poke. return-
New York.
ll. 'll. LnCOSte.
:51 to his winter home in
v. .zrerduy.
.... {immune and (hangers. accom-
fin! by n 5911— —going tug. the prop-
fifty of the P. Sanford Ross Compnnv
(1wa Jersey. arrh ed oil 01' Cult Pas- \Villard Embrey,
, Mr. and Mrs. of
:§ Beach yesterday. and are mnk- .1,“ Post Road, left “mommy after-
fix preparations for the filling in of mm“ for California.
ftmwbueu land. The (likes him been '
3W!“ around the property and the ”ham; Mrs. Harry Parker. of
£10m Motion stakes have been laid Tfikoflek... are moving to New York
; The active work of pumping is city. on October 1911),
i
1
Alfred Macy. of Tokeneke, return-
al to his home, in New York City,
yesterday.
.mte‘d to start this week. I
~‘ l
Oligrfif the largest. crowds 0f the
. , _‘Week attended the closing night
at he onnual {air of the Mayflower
‘k'and Ladder Company. at Com-
tygfiall. last night. A number
m s 02 prizes were made as one
(sutures of the closing night.
"in: been a good attendance at
Che" evening: that the fair was
and the members of the com-
llovo that the treasury will he
’conaidernbly by the net pro-
'l‘bwn Celrk Stephen R. Hoyt, and
Registrar of Voters George Krause rc-
pnrt that about forty were made
voters on Saturday.
The Democrats will hold a caucus
this evening in the Center school. At
(his meeting, nominations will be made
for Town and State offices. The elec-
tion will take place next month.
Chester Harvey I‘inch. John New
man.
urns Beers of Cottage street
11 birthday party on Satur-
. October 14th. at her
Mn many of her friends and
,“Q‘re ‘preaent to make the
W pleasantly. Games and;
.~ 3:61:11 vocal and instrumental.
Wad throughout the evening 11
militants were served The Stamford.
' Red for their homes at a present.
a
I'Iadik Field.
"houseboat" party last week. in
About 50 guests
Many people from Darien,
0.4mm & Nam TON.
---...k and college class-
. Agnes Zimmermnn of F‘ort :m‘v of Mrs. Hallnm. who expects to
“reel. wh has hevn ill for sev- 5mm the I’rinr'f'ss in Lishnn in the
flicks. is imprtwin;r slowly :1! lu-l' WWW spring; for :1 trip around the
. world. ‘
fl. Norman Yngle of Cranbury is: "‘he plans for tlu- Friday evening
11‘ a short visit at the home «l’ W" .11" “ t :21‘- nlmut complete. and the
parents. Mr. and \irs. A'ugustus [11-12mm in full will he published to-
J I on Of I Olt Point street marrow. The committee has been ~
> 121651 fortunate in :- win: 121-,» :‘1'r\i(‘vfi
,3 new. J. B. Wernei of Grace Episco- 0f Fri-defied: “I 'l on. lit-:ulm'. of
, lunch. and 1161. l‘ S. l.vc\ is o: llrl'lqcpnrt, so \‘.,..1._v :1an (ox'vrglsly
1mfl‘fly‘ fipimopm church. will spunk l;1‘.-‘»'.vn in Masonic circles. The pro~
eavenfng sprvim. at Christ ohurph "run: will appeal in those who lnvr'
Bundoy'cvenlng the 22ml. music. those who love hm ks. and
Bowser Is Led Away
By Thornton W. Burgess
When gm 1: Fox at you, beecare,
And watch your steps witli extra care.
—-Bowser the Hound.
, - Bowserithe Hound was very well ,
_Iatisfied with himself. He bod “sur-
1 against either foreign o
kaolin has
the cesium of today’s maxim bet?" titsceSfSuWeme/
taking action. 559 of small White the “jurisdic-
Action by ’ enfof‘cemin‘ agifi: 1:551 area" served to bring the par-3
out ship «2:51: intents under the same .
jurlafiictiop. in er cage. .11de33
t 113,, British View was declared to bop
emphatic that American enforcement
agencies were without authority. 3
In support of the contention thatf
such_ ships as the Buema. and the
Gardner were both captured by the
American “dry nary" at points from'
seven $2; nine .miies oi! the New Jere
sex coast, the; British Government was
tuléerst‘ood to have relied heavily on;
the‘complaint made ‘by the TC'nit'ed':
. series in British were in 1805 in the'
case of. the schooner “A."nna
ships is at a standstill according to
H. C. Stuart. acting CollectOr of the
port. who so. in he had been instructed
to mark time by the Treasury Depart-
ment. Meanuhile. crews at French
vessels in port here had their usual
rations of Wine today; foreign vessels
sailed with liquor on board. either to
sell it outside the three— mile limit or
to keep it sealed to dispose _pf it in
foreign ports; American 315551515.- 1111-};
faxorczl by the extension of time un-
til October ‘21, sailed under the “bone
dry regime."
Millions
l
of dollars in prone y.
' to prevent practices .- s ‘. _ 7 .
stance and clearance {:11 . [.
1:
”British flote sport-.1. , ,
.1. ,-.-: .3. ,u‘ ‘,' 4..
the United States 11.11,! c-
note. adding Hm:
1'1
American note had 1» J 3.
it was hoped “the mp
prove successful in ,. .
breaches in the ice: 1 1.5.; ..
Prone to Exaggcr3_;.. 3n
We exaggerate miSfUrt
airless alike. We are 1.
wretched or so happy as -
ape—Balzac.
i'ifi r. .
_, , ‘r “ma flying American colors, . ......
prised a young Fox close to his mas ri ht: and good will are Said- 'to _ fhe .1 . 1 a E
ter’s lanyard and had fdrced it to £231: stfke whim counsel for foreign 1mg canto red by the 1;:111'511 primteer if; ..“gp
fluke shelfierhinhan oldTgarrehl .215; lines haxg‘claimed that infringement Minerva peg“- the. mouth 'of the Mie- 3L. 3"} , g"
“k “f t e on case. cn o a . d l i i River and her cargo ct log- ' " W
barked until Mrs. Brown had come of foreign laws, . are paints 31‘0“” . V 35399 old An _
out to see what the matter was: She VVASHI\G1‘O\, Oct. 17 (Associated wood was confiscate? taint! :“e 11' ‘15 .. ‘1 ll 6" .. ., 3
had. discovered the young FOX in the , Press) .wNegotiations between the ir teresting feature 0 e .... ‘ ~.)ia1noz . s .
barrel. turned the barrel “_P 9“ endv infltish Embassy and the State De- that—as in the cases of the Ships re- m vow r..- . .l 5..
put a board over the hole in the top I from Gully i “‘0“ off the New. 3336—; . 4,3 6.1 11.. ..«_
and ‘ stone on the boat-ii to keep it partinent looking to the re Ease ist l: 0 sum of money found on board' package c 7.111%: s 1::-
ln place. Then she had left Bowser custodyo of vessels of Britis reg ry use sized 0.11" we 1:11 (z
to keep guard of their prisoner until seized by prohibition forces outside 11' 1m:- captors was 1. > {i1 ,1- ‘ is: -. j
his master should come home. “he three- mile limit were expected to Claim for the ships releost was - 1.) , 1,010... 1.1.0
Bowser had watched What he ”“3“ -take more definite {mm as :1 result Of 011 through the .smeiicnn Minister in :g,dp{‘x:}13:= 1 . , ,5
tress h‘d done and had understood the definite refusal of the British (30“ London on the ground that she had c1;forc...l:c ~
Ipsrgecély Whitdgit metnt. utnsf kPlfgz ernment to enter an agreement which been captured within the maxgmal n. .39: 1.11:: —
bairel.°xsgofmaginezeho: surprised would permit of reciprocal authority “on over which the lulled Siateses-lemn o;- W... .
Bowncr was when he hesrd a little to make such seizures. 5crted exclusive jurisdiction. rhe l 195 “'1‘?- .... 7.
r 35 v .
noise back of him and turned to see A suggestion from the I. nited States lirili5h courts unheld this contention spot. .3“ Q ~ . «3
HF” s{litxfiiglifllliere' gsnnii’ng “:13? Roddy took great pains not to run that an agreement whereby the Itwo and it is now declared that the Lnited ::h;:i§r0;h9 . - 5 - '
e '90“ n e eve ’ cu 5" ’ 'Govemments could exercise specia 5115 States is («til-91.1 ’13 11:. ow .13 lm‘fl‘ °
Sign: gcgoéficiflait glee-tauefinigiii too fast 'perv ision 01 er American andSiI‘ riliih (1033?, from coin: outside that. "mar- cotton or 311,. 1
he was too astonished to do anything gshipping in C0383” “are"; m" ”0‘ Q ““ ‘ v.1,k. 4/ .— _ _ _
"m“ ‘5‘“ “"9 stand it at all. for not: once did that ,hjtt‘mation-Llly escorted 1mg. 0‘ lurl5- mmmmm.&.&...o $— 45» oo— 5;
Beddy Fox—for. of course, that is icfion would he. of matclial assist- ‘
3 d'd , H 1: Fox try to play a trick on him. Not d ‘ ' . _ 9 me You on.
"11° t m— 1 I” move e 5113 once did he have to hunt about for ancc to American authorities 11:1 4311- _4 . 7‘ - _
3:: thngéfggpni; linxfii: xiln‘esrteirtlfaun that ”a” The $66211: lay strong and forcpnjent of customs 11“" liquor Stit— ‘U? Hi‘LLOWE’EN PARTY CGOTL 31E 9
Bowser could stand. Bowser sprang 33v “$230313; 3:1; 13:: dtigff'hegtintg iutcs was opposed bl" the ,IYI'XUih Gr?"- i; 0f Dennison are Paper .
0 forward and like a redBflash away bay he saw Reddy just 11 little dis— icrnmenl 1n :1 note mode publicl List 1 , 1318~
went Roddy. Instantly owner was in d f h The he would 'night. on the ground that an um esir- L1,; . 7»
first“ 33313.3" 2.23“ $2113.: tigers; ..°....é"- ' .. .. 5' m E I N s T 5. U 0 T I 0 N 3
e a . ..._. ,- -.. CO— "1 ..-.‘n .4 t
“"055 the Glee“ M8350“ and 111:0orx'wafigde’cxtes‘imonngetfevgvsigf» pm“ 3”."“13’1““1261‘Tfi‘flffilfzmh $1 3? 0111' Trained Dennison Demo.» 3.50..
”m" h “‘9 cm“ “"5" He m" from the ed e of it, Raddy Fox led 0mm” m "w” ““" ‘9‘)”; t ‘ -
'got a] about e barrel. He forgot Bowser the {found And ill the time her fixed polieixs to assist n curbing §
all abogt haveF hing excepting the quite unguarded .over baaek of the 'the zulhiliCF of smu qgifjrs along the -
chase o t ‘5 0“ henhousc stood the barrel in which Kine! 101.1 colitis ‘ 3 ,
tofegfsht ““er griiZiegiaitl: 30.31.3521,; the Youniz Fox was a prisoner. Of ’ In the “conversations ‘———as thev e ami :tOrIlk {{1?‘ §
that BOWSM' would follow him. He course, ithe. $2712.ng Twang 1130‘: have been dose: 11116 in diplom: iii e cir— ,4 it
run only fast enough to keep just 3:,ng c311“, '3 oi? once an 2;; clesalooking to the Mir, 1:511 01 vessels § urn
“wad '- 2M in Plain ...»... 3.3. m??i‘i...$x‘li1‘ifafé’ifiififimd' alleged tohave been 5.. ed on the his“ 2a: 49 was. 5m? __ 0555 EVERY even my
thovér throfughh “18 Old grchard to for there wa< hobwsv of getting: out .~=~.-..~ “11:1-.. Wm- --. nt: 11111 5 were .--. :c -, -_ ,
e “‘3'“. 0 t C rccn "wt ran i that barrel and h . ' r ho Veless known to law: differentiated sharph
Raddy with. Bowscr at his heels. 0 ‘ 6““ as p ‘ ' ». “...... - ‘
Then lie ran along a road on the edge “533‘ Brown over in Farmer 1 1 -— h
., of the Green Forest. and finally Brown's house, heat.“ Bowser‘stnr‘ l
3 turned into it. But he didn’t go far. out after Reddy and at once $0 5113: ‘3
l He kept running in “"39 circles and . peeled that. somehow that vounq Fox 3
dodging ””5 way and that “'33" You ‘ had got out oi the barrel onrl that: :
see, Reedy didn‘t want: to get far Bowser was chusinw him ‘ ..‘Wenu i
nwa" lrum Farmer Browns. He said she “I lh‘ou’litnl h'ui “wt 51')? :- -
wanted to be near enough to km)” rascal liked so “.53; he 60111.16": get: l
if Mf's. Raddy should succeed in set-3 awer It i5 “sew” 151' m“ m"° out 5
' ting free the 301mg Fox who was a. 1 thnr‘el' f0, tilei'e'" hofilh “3“?) do u
s prisoner. R would be time enough 50‘ Hrs Drown 1321*: 21.2151 her work, E
§ later to lead Bowser far away andié ’ 1. . ,M ‘ , ‘ ’ 3
a then break the trail. 3 (CUl-Airhb- -. 1.L—. I} T. “r. Burs-6&3) ,
Never had Bowser enjoyed :1 chase, I
more._for never had he had so easy; The next story: “Mrs. Reddy Does
a trail to follow. He didn’t under-lHer Part.“ 3
l
. l
3\orwulk. Stamford uni New York the evening \vns v.-..-';l spent and 333-.
pure plt:.;t‘lil .it tin.- pluts'. joyaliéc. 3
_..... - _. W... l
3 m rnur l lzaln. ltrotlier of Mrs. 1-2111- . hold 33,5: .
‘est L. Gina . and 1«no has but 11 v15: t- “w n .3 was “(.11 ;'
'ing Mr. and .‘lrs. Great. af'tez on Opel-l “h ‘ Minions E s_'
alien in the. S'umf-orl Hospital 3'“; " ,1 C; ..i1.1....
l
:Yalc and Tow no pl .11“
i
Vcite “’Frif
l
tinned to his home in Stamford.
Saturday. and took up his dub s .1: ll'. :-
,yestt rday.
Last wot-k two‘ chrloads 01' anthrac
received in llarien. One:
went. to the Cherry Lawn School. and
the other to a private
Officials of the Rings End Fuel Co.
are anxious that their patrons should
know that these cars were not obtained
through them but were shipped direct. .
The. large
“'alter Stewart Company is being
divided into two parts. The W'alter
Stewart Company will continue to oc—
cupy one half of the store. It is
rumored that a large drug store from
;Norwalk, will open a branch store in
1
the other hall“ of the building. The
owners of the store were interviewed
yesterday. and they said that so far
the store had not yet been rented.
The rarcel post party. given by the
‘Church Frcindly Society or St. Luke' 5.
and Alexander Mason, attended last Friday evening,
the baseball game on Sunday. between house. was very successful.
the Springwoods and New Cunanns. at people attended and
at the parish-
About 75
each brought
;with them a package for an admission
charge. These packages were sold dur-
were were playel and coffee.
Miss Alice Lake. or Stamford. held ing the evening, and there were many,
funny surprises. ' Old-fashioned game“
crullers and
lee-cream sold. Taken altogether
0‘ l 3 \111'1
individual. ’
store. occupied by the I
'an honor worth having. and as
:11:
C ooiu . 3:111 211 ' 51 1‘:
word I‘ Hindicy. lcn C lurk ‘- ,. .1‘
ll. Hoyt was 1111 11 .r.nimeus choice;
of the "lfk'l‘S f ' m Lamination of
lfph 51 1:12 :(ive in General ASL-wing
My. the ..uszic~:s of :lie- pence 1111mm!
We‘m .lo‘ .1 ll :ellm' .z. Hal-1y G. Han-
son. Fm wk For '1-1 ivy-Aid S. 'Bone.
The porn. 'nee for iii-c new office of
Judge o-I_pron.1te 1’01 the Daniel} dis-
trict “as .\' ark V . Vornm
The Damien Girl Scouts met for their
usualmeetisg, last Saturday. at ' :1
o‘clock. After the (preliminary lmei-
Vness. r. short review of scouting 'wa::
given by Lieut. Smith. The names were
read of the various men and women of]
the town who have consented to serve}
as members of the local councilwhichl
is being formed. The second section oil
the astronomy course. which is being
studied bv the Scouts. was given.3
When this work is completed a. test
will be given and those obtaining :1
satisfactory average will be entitled to;
a. stargazer‘s merit badge. As this is
it in
very essential to get all the work to re-
ceive it. all Scouts are urged to be
present at every meeting.
A Thought for the Day.
“You must endure, not blame, that'
which cannot be altered "
”_..—...___.___.._ ..___c_ _.w ___.._.. _-
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23 WASHINGTON STRpEET
FOLLOW THE CROIVD T0
The Heart of the Season Sale
Live "Store
m NGRWALK CONN.
_...—AT..—
Shap iro BrOs.’
STILL ENOUGH SHOES, PUMPS AND OXFORDS LEFT
Tto.......on-u.-unn-a.a..n-eyo-o...-ce-u...u--.-.....-.-cc.on.....o.o'---o...
w'
Lot of Felt Julieta, Black,
on. $1. 50 V91. Blankets. Ex. Heavy,
IoooloIo-II-oco
93c
SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Grey. Leather 30168, Rubber Tuck Yourself ”m with One of Our {large Woolnap
inTan&Grcy-. $2 Gt
Reg.val. $395. At
Women’ 3 High Cut Shoes, All
filyies. Still»); he ' _ ' ’
31.133; Hadet..........
femen's Silk 1:.
37 o 01 Hosiery.
_All the Latest
{413.115. 81.50 val.
At 980
Men‘s Heavy
K h a k i Flannel
Shirts. Regula-
lion‘style.
(’1‘. . . . . $1.69
mum’s Shoes,
1'31: and
Effie! "81/2
3 .. $188
BpatanAlluel- «omens silk gorge Bungalow A Brand Iljtew
Lot
ors We 3 ° 1 d Hose. Black only Aprons. Percales, oxfor
them at $200 a .
pain'l'obecleoa-
edoutat ...490 A: _.....M..-..€$e hadyétat .. 676:
$1.00 value. ,
Gingham. To be
Brown
men. Low Heels
we just put them
or... .
l
mu? OTIEB BARGAIRS TOO Was T0 HSTHIRE. 33 m m COME IR TO SEE US “”335
LT SALE IS OVER. DON’T £0363! THE PLACE l
123 Washmgton Stree *'
...ww-..s___.—u__, _...... ....
" Tsive. hisamidsueh
Jelke GOOD LUCK is
tarnishing beef oleo,
reach oiall.
Mn of Jelke GOOD LUCK
imagine with the marvelous building
' wMeitisdmrned. White
working garments, bfight mckel, floods
-,of sunshine are an every Side: The clean-
Knees of e'Verything' is decidedly unprec-
white
1
woundings that
prepared.
' {0011' Is worthy ofits su'n'ounflings. The
the Sweet: pork
fats, the full-cream milk, which oom-
prme the chief ingredients are of the,
highest Quality. The diam Wes,
are modem and sanitary. The flavor ’
atom LUCK is sweet-,mfld- dai-
Odour. Ofiui wholesomenessanflpmty
there can be no question. ~
Try Jelke GOOD LUCK the finest
spreadfosbread. It: isafoodluxury
mrthyoiapiaceonthebeetofmenns
'Forsale; Fresh. atapneemthm the
Norwalk Chronicler