VVlthVeIl Bob
no at Com
wflrkeye. tency.
10 Waters
will? morocco Wedneedo or.
To carry 20. Frllley will II on
undue when“! on it ill ll.
The SGIVI‘VI ulIVd. Dull
George. 9! the stetenv lhold mentors
loll «mumm- the late gotten Glctorlo
0h Bandeau; . 2 .
I N2
.2 reFreeb smoked sturgeon. Iin huddle
t egry week: stoned hone tor
ll? ~ 222.2222 “.22qu
‘2 o e
gills ‘ ethos mun V’
. ,
ghenéouéhuhlogwalk 121an on}:t wIll
. a 11 0 II II
. tilhl‘ HolliVV “gallborete‘entep
We!“ line monomedsror tile 00
Milan.
The loolmu‘2‘l2ue 2.2272 who“ I“...
anthem. for non support or
lilo wife. will come up In the Town
. oelore .Iogige Gregory. next
‘9‘ VV 3 l
nw'i‘héwrorid toluene Tobacco Pl V lol-
not I? r (Ion-ales, Io “
Ibo“ Illleir' :hwlnpgml (homag-
W
bulb will .llenry etreet, her
“church...
hie dutiee this week.
~Legelomm 3% my...
The choosy billion touchere or the
mm M. E. church will meet tonIlht.
at ".AJ Ih'nlchordson e, 10 Wont
He commenced
not to all to be present.
4Prime VIIVVat. 12m. 10 Weber at.
lire. III-lee Wilcox, ot Bilvemlue
alpine.- Willem J wucox. or Heu-
lord nlooél. and Frederlclt Wilcox, oi
arch street...» crlticblly‘ IIl.
«~3an Ion Balm for that cold.
Better-5 d Pinirtell' e.
2 ”or.“
Teller l-VlbrbertV 'I‘. sheiilehl. of the
03am! NellohIil nook. who is at lake
leid. lull;
o
It plans nice
.. I pulmou y upliorluni in Glenbmok
throVV‘VV “of 8t.V ‘onp;
.. empower-.16 find
3. till all.
gullible at the cloth 5V
ternlo
from 8 to 9 o'clock. An urgenlnlnvlt‘é VV‘Vl
Adirondack... tor his .
hound tor on. F. I).
VDr. ll. J. VVHMIIG. bulb m conducted
emtord ”VT: Inert? lVlVIVlVlV oppli
n. r on u n: rtr
bio ll 6
pg sole hut: males. and
3Uhderweur. l-Vo upward.
‘ eto‘c or DWI Goods. ct 530::
on e dollar. Ge
Mittfo. are open
& Co.
«cu—v
Ne‘well's‘ shampoo other! III mom:
0,! l a South Nprw‘sll
Welephbgmdnteguy night.“ V
Irom an attack of the flip and the
clone thin peek woo In ohmic o: blips ,
Home New]. .3 .2 2. 2
el- hum.
Alter. Wllll9ln 8. Winona who has (hr
mm tile pintor.
Flrot Vethodlot Church at West Her-
en, has decided to leave the pestorete
lp'l' menus-oh all fexblrotlon' of ‘Illo‘
0m? {\3 ‘1 Th? INN-j.
t
r22 ram“ 22...... “2° 22°22
move to tho
salary question.
ter’a or RINVIM'II- .
h c
min-w lint 9’33“
Thosér VhoV lenig“ Warrants from (lover
or.“ «ho hope u all the In .
r V? V “V 2 Mm‘m “gar V2V
lor Cour . Thelr term oiu orpoan out
is for two years. oommeno M toll-.32.. .
22 «Meh' s. have winter cope. O'Drl'ell. V
Meander Treleny. o Pole. wee oer
lonely. and perhaps totally. Injured. III 33
llockvllle. while Inhilngu III on e 2 2
troy In on! to fill”
dared out or t Ve In’loolVi rel on
«red min. end thin time more;
ed violhhtly.- One onom
o. pone oi flue enamel
wrlet won out. In It. was two llVoVurs
before 0. phyelclen attendee
rery‘weel; from lots of bloom“? V'
V II ”I I‘ It Be.
3 Devon's Glou corrlm P
(or use: in oolorn. Given
gash glen, oouel ignew. Sold
V (Vihole‘e Young Til 2
Choice Nutlve Fowl .
«MIMI. 12! “I"
film. llloflldmA
J. 'r. enowurr; ,
illit‘ nun5 would“ once 9i
torus Wind and met . Grout scrolle, cameo
podour stripes, and resin“. patterns worked ”Into . lone glue ‘n‘_ _.
fheov Gloves 33nd. V
‘9 .VV
The pupllu‘ ol Protemr w. «I»... 2‘
l A’rlo
VVII‘eIhIViV
~Tllrkeyo, lIc lb; chickene Illfir. "
utthe
WW . .
~8cmpleV their... palm” to... new "
on wththeVIVttM i2 _
carbon ”3' 2”: ‘
‘ wuuohury explre‘n. .3 .
II! on dubious. porn
bounty to the sell clinging fabric.
And colorsi‘ Here again there IS novelty nu well all beauty.
Newest of all ere on bamboo tints. soft colors that glow with rich—3
«sew-roses and greys and greens are among the best exemples. 2
And the Acolcnu‘es (old) So toned down and quiet that the)" In.
most seem to melt away as does the sunset into the darkness of
nightweld blue. old rose, and so on. . -' .
But come. and look, and sec for yourself. 2 ‘
Rummage Sale.
Bethune of III: snow. most of the rummage advertised for the
past two doys' 13 still here In plenty Not all: 'Bul the weather has
given department manager‘s ochaucc Io rummage and more an~
rouge sale bargains are now in eight
The Storm liosn’t prevented a number of Women from rum-
uleglng.1tVllas paid over} one of them.
. In
THE HOWLIN D DRY GOODS 00.1
tor good Emmet oh prices their
will bllfil’l l... .. I'll; with elhu lu-
cones tolloo \lke \otdo. \Do com
com blue I. pooch“ grocer leV or.-
peotod to cert-p 5. ._ ‘ Inc we
poo mob Keno Minot when.
undo Ilium ..
H
V'rm
dyl ‘ 9t bio horne- In 3th 2
In were:
reeoboIIp II pen no
the “cue" h
V 2Vere.
. thct e. certelu red noted eouint eyed
VMORI OVAVNDYV AVNDV‘V'V S'I’VVIVlV.Vl.‘ VMORVB
MINDY
too then over. heml-
‘ more moneymud o
I Ohmglolee pleura. both. on and pillars.
solo to:- so 0...... to; I. all deal-
Fosterllllburn 09.. Bunnie. N.
u, sole Monte tor the llnltod Suites
RemembeI- the mFmen'woud
tulle no other.
FEBRUARY LADIES’ HOME JOUR.
MAI... . .3 :
Theodosia Burr's remarkable lite
awry Ia caplmllv told by on edmirinu
writer In the February Dudlee’ Home
Journal. Such extremes of joy and
sorrow on Were the lot of “The” Berlin
Illul Duushlm of Aaron Burr” crime
to few women. The story of the lem_
one hymn, “Nearer. My God to Thee.’
and a close view of its brilliant euth-
or. are united In "A Women to Whom
rm coma After Death.” How we
tend keep the correct time Is ex-
loined in "The Clock by Which We
get All Our Wutcheuz" and "The But-
(alone of Goodnight. Ranch" ll a record
0,! the only herd at North American
bleep owned by In women. hetero or
‘Crantord"—'—eud they are melon-41m
be dell bled with than roulette ver»
elon In e February Journal. Through
Edword Eek reprehentntivo loop end
women jouruuliote emphatically nettle
the oft dllpuied (inaction. “lsV the
Newspaper Dulce the I’Iece tor a
Illrl?" There mm to be but one
opinion onion: those who should know
most on the subject. “The Problem
0! the 301.? “Why One Mon Succeede
uhd lilo Brother Fells. " and "The M
In: Tune Between blather end Daugh-
ter.” ere all thochuttul ortlclee. Ar
obitccture. the lurhloua, culinary mot
tors. and till themes interesting wom-
en. ore amply treated. _ B The Curtis
Puhllrhlns company. hlledelphle
One dollar it your: ten“ cents a copy.
M
EVXPLVMVMNG V‘I‘HINGG.
"What In this here diplomacy?" ask-
ed the xroc] pry loafer .
3 “fit to llkelthls here." said the arc-
"Fer inetonce, I! I wanted to cell
"you a. liar, to do no right out but it 2
wonted to be diplomacy, to so at it
letter roundabout en iiet say to the
our-roundln olr that ‘whlle I wasn't
porclu' no homes. I reeiy did believe
w
out! that hud et at least ten pound of
Iuy beet choline without ever nuyln’ a
cent, was not no keel-tut with the truth
9): he orter be. SeeV'I"-—Indionepolis
We have on more candy this see:
3 b. Two Mum
thieatpeoplo hove
couteotlopery in
win .In popolnr ty. the
mutton that It
roan it. Our
probably occonut IV
tent! y;
lo 'letil'VtthV‘IiVlV‘lV 33%
ply deplete your pool:-
method. The machine also save to the
. voter absolute secrecy in ousting hill 2
’ scribed the muchlne of his own luvs“.
or commute
. _ be mumjmu
Minn tll
d‘gllllllll'il vthIM :Ineohine. lbquired.
.2 it the couttltutlonellty bl. votlnc by
machine, could not In come troy be do- .
VV tumbled W. the uremegoumchuie '2
no doubt or the reouit declared by. £th
ballot and the results Were uncertain
ell soon after the polls were cloned.
Bulou to record to the udvantugeb or the
chlueo hemeld that secrecy. accuracy
and rapidity were gained. He then do:
tlon In which the voter uses but u eiu‘i
ale lever In making his vote. Buttons
were used to. mdlcuto the candidate
to for end then the
lover made the vote. The number of
bullets cast with also Indicated us each
V‘ -‘ elector voted. He claimed for his line
chine that It were positive In Iteaction
‘ and could not. get out of order.
Henry '1‘. Blake, of New. Haven, unit!
that he thoughtslt would be well to
make the use or voting mechlnee per
mlseivc. He then epoko ot the elec-
tion low In general and said that he
coneldered that In use In Connecticut
the beat; that under It tower errors
occurred and there were lower cla-
plltee end uncertantlee under It then
under any other system of voting. lie
then called attention to obndxloue tea-
ture In the Connecticut law. He
thought that the provlelone which re
quire unliormlty In the style of print~
ing of ballots and the ebeence of all
distinguishing marks were very bad.
To thle provision nearly all n! the trou-
blé which had arisen In elections had
been due. The envelope provided for
the seclecy of the ballot and there
was no shod reason for the retention
or this provlelon Mr. Bloke quoted
a number .0: cases where ballots had
been thrown out because of home In-
Iormeilty in the printing. and he held
that it might be possible to distrau-
triIlIns Irregulnrity In the printing.
In regard to Identifying merits, Mr.
Blake said that provision had caused
a great deal of trouble. Under II. it
was pceelhledor e moderator to throw
out voice on account of u taunted die-
tlngulshlng mark on the ballots... The
aw did not prevent the delivery of
votes, tor thatcouid be done coolly by
voters etrlltlng outtbe hump of o. cou-
didetc tor home Inlerlor colon and wrlh
In: In a name booed upon betwaou
the buyer and seller.
In reply to questions by members or
the c‘ommleelon Mr. Blake said once!
the great advantages of the exrsting
law was that. every voter could pre-
votlng booth. Under the Australian
.Iyetem the voter must prepare his hm-
‘.ot In the booth. He did not see any
advantage tube gained by the chem
den of the use or pastors and the sub-
atitutlon ot a requirement that voters
home make changes In the ballots In
.helr own handwriting. He dlo not
object to the law being amended so
hot town commltteee could prepare
whole In any style of printing they
saw fit. He would, however. have the
state furnish paper or uniform quality
Ior the ballots. so that all envelope.
containing bullets would present the
more appearance.
Another feature In the exlstlng law
which Mr. Bloke thought could be lm~
proved was the danger which arose
from the surreptitioue taking at on or-
doiel envelope. By this trick 9. voter
would so, Into the voting booth with
hlu'ballot already In the stolen envel-
ope anrl sealed. 'l‘hlo ballot he would
vote end come from the booth with
a new envelope and the operation
could be carried on with an Indefinite
number of voters.
"Did you ever know this
done?" halted Sneaker Light.
“Not personally." nucwared Mr.
Blake. “but we been assured it has
been done. 2
to be
detect In t law Could be removed by
requirint u2ch voter to cast his ballot
It! on uneeeled envelope.
presented to the commission the‘loi-
lowing hill embedylng his vlewe be to
amendments or the election low:
Election 1--AII provisions of the ex-
Ieting election low 0! thin state whlco
prescribe any emclal style of prmtlug
lor llckete on the blank olllclel ballot:
and all provleiour thchI make hallo
void for outmoded Identitylns marks
thereon are hereby repealed 3 3
Section amour person who shall
knowingly one or shall oollcit or pro.
cure another to one in votlns an emo-
lel envelope fraudulently obtulned. or
e ballot or onveiope heerIVnir any mark
or devloe by whloh It In Intended that
the. person can. the tome may on
identified. oboll. on convlotlon there.
of. IorIoIt and Del! 8100. onoholl to the
comp lolneut end one hell to the plate
2 and shell I!” be Ilnble to the other
papillae; pr Ibed by low tor such
William H. Ronnie, or l-lertlordm
V_ mechanical engineer. we.- Introduced A
by Mr..ll3o'i‘embroov one rule that the
meohlue Intern or venue rm moot
V‘ .procttcni. neonate nun .rellohIeioenu
lilo opinlon It was bound
opted 2In our More. He bed
no? doubt on monolith-[Ir the mo.
”rm. duty
.2: no 0.2
them
presentttive (l!
n Roll reel!
ll! Vb! MINA!
odournte end there could be .5
chine an entire pearly. hotelier: .ot' some...“
pare hlB ballot hetore he entered toe '
Continuing MI. 31an cold that Hill 3
'Mr. Bloke '
opolnt whoro they
oh inlnlIt ‘
L. W Luellell addressed the commis- VV '1'
voting machine. By the use oi the mo- ‘
Vice met. H.P 3
her. 3.. 9. TR
Moment.
I
E. Hlll. Ill. .2 ‘
well; E. J. Hill. I
Fthch. Joseph
WI!
der the low of the elite
though the owner be
other state. This elm
Vary Mark-
l’oeltlve Reductions In
lure Prices. - I 2; .
A good Couch worth
be bought her this wee
Side Boards that have
selling at 315 are now.
”‘0 $13290
A whole floor devoted to“
lug-room Furniture alon'
Neat styles In Hall
worth 88. 50. can be p h
thlo role for 87. 0b
The above crelonl
like many bargains to be toll
' odd Rockers and Parlor Su‘
‘2 big reductions _ 2
What we advertise we 3
what we sell advertises u-
l J Collins dill
FUNERAL DIREVD‘VI'OVRS
AND EMBALMERS. V
3 12 No. Main St. 80. N w
memmoeotomm
We“
Vapor...
Although we are
my: a vervbusv'sc
we have not _V all
our stock to run
and can .oiler as
vanetv at Earlier. V
Will do your
when wanted V
East Norwalk.‘ V
Tel. BIS-2.
When you feel that oh
ping up and IlowII your be
those terrible chokes, p
box of Aceton, tulle ace" .
directions, and so ‘how ht
will feel at the re tilt.
Aches and poles roll
colon.
Dropouts, 25c. 3 .
ACE'I‘ON MTDICA
Norwalk Chronicler