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fMortlmer M. Lee deser'ves'a haird-
some majority for Representative.
James Wood, .ir., has purchased a
new automobile .
~Vote for Taylor for State Senator.
Low prices on baking powder at
Joseiol't's. Stead.
Colfax Encampment 1.0 0.11‘.
to meet tonight ..
Three important sales now in p10-
gross at Howland‘s See ad
“The false teports which have
been circulated about Judge Taylor's
position on public matters should be
repudiated by voting for him for Sena-
tor.
Old Well Lodge No. 108, F. and A
111., will hold a meeting tonight.
An extensive display of line dinner
ware is advertised at Road's.
Old Well 'I‘ent. Order of Macca-
bees, will hold a nreetlng.t011ight.
Patrick Ready. of New Haven, was
the guest of M. A.» Ready OVBI‘ Sunday.
—Judge'.loscplr R. Taylor is n can-
dldntc for Senator‘ that no respectable
citizen should refuse to vote for.
New line of umbrellas for the holl~
days, fill ccnts and up, at Coleman's.
Read the New York Grocery Com:
party 5 ad. If interested in tea talk
A low money savers appear in the
ad ot the Public Msr.ket Read it
——Judge Taylor, if elected as Sella
tor. will no to Hartford unpledged to
any candidate for any oliice, or any
measure. lie will serve the people of
1 tho district faithfully in every respect.
Deacon “1”le Miller has returner
from his imitation nitlch was spen
111 New Jersty
Eugene J 0001111011 and trite o
New York arc spending a tow d1ys l1
South Norwuik.
Music is always propcrly louder-u-
by the i‘iunoltt. (‘ull tli Steinett' s 1111.
halo ..s nit-:iis demonstrated.
—-—Voic {(11 Taylor and good govern
11111111.
Ve1y best butler, 250 1b.. at the Uni,
11d Grocery Company. Other bargain
appear in mi. Read it.
Henry R. 'l‘reudwcll. who is in tin
employ oi“ the Bankers“ Trust Com
parry, New York, spout Sunday at bi
home in Norwalk.
Road the ad. of the New York Bar
gain House for information t'olll'oi‘lt
lug the new store illt'y will opot
shortly in Norwalk. ',
~~Jtldgc Joseph it. Taylor in a can
didato for Senator that no I'vspcclabll
citizen should rofllse to vote lot.
The remains of Mrs William Albit
were taken from this lily to litancb
ville, where the funeral anti intcrmou
took place yesterday. .
The South No1wulk Savings llnui
will lakt curl- of your money and star
it working for you. Start an account
large or small amounts me equally
acceptable.
The monthly business meeting (1
the Epwor'th League 0! the Firm M
E. Church will be held this cvrnim
at 7.30 sharp. At did a social hou.
will be enjoyed. . ‘
~Jndge Taylor. it elected as Sena-
tor. will go to Hartford unpledged to
any candidate for any omce, or any
measure. He will serve the people of
the district faithfully in every respect
t'ncaa "l r.lbe improved order of Rat.
Mon will hold a regular muting to
illill‘low night followed by on com
house with music, refreshments all
Members are invited to bring thtit
friends.
'i‘cn dollars will buy 3.011 shares 01
stock in the Columbia Exploration and
Development Company, which pays
eightpercent. interest. A. i. ncan
fit Company‘s ad. will tell you oh at it.
~The talso reports which- hdve
been circulated about “Judge Taylor's
position on public matters should be
:rgpudiatod by voting for him fer Sena,
John P 'I‘rcadweil. Ila, oi Norwaik,
returned Satin-duly train New York.
here he has been it guest of his broth-
e11, Henry R. 'l’rosdwoll. in older to be
3111111 to cast a vote at tomorrow 11 elec-
on.
..liogeru 111.111.1911. the progressive
to have election returns lit their store
by special wire. whith. utter rereivlnil
they will throw upon 11011111111 by means
at stereopticon. .' ‘. 111 ~
. -Judxe.'1‘eyior. it elected as 31.11..
lot. will {0 to its trier i ii
lily curd date for ‘ _
See ad:
clolhlors and furnllrhelja have arranged ~
1 . Liquor Licensee
Taylonfi Golden
fl 114.111.11.111. 81..
W
81). Nor-walk, ct.
Jeremiah Donovan was a visitor 111
New Haven yesterday.
.—~Vote for Taylor and good govern-
ment.
Frederick Seotield, of Brewsters, N.
Y., formerly of Norwnlkfivas a visitor
in town yesterday
"—0th your vote for Mortimer Ni.
. .Loe fur Representative.
Our Brothers'Lodge,1.0.0.1'11,
Norwalll. will confer the inltiatory do.-
gree on several candidates this even—
ins
wJudge Joseph R. Taylor is n c n-
dldste for Senator that no respects lo
citizen should refuse to vote for.
About .150 people witnessed the
breaking of the stone on the chest of
George- E. Lynch, of South Nurwalk,
who is known to his friends as Young
Sampson, at i'inrtlgau‘s Cute. Saturday
evening. P Reilly, of New Haven.
did the t1 ick Jto the Interest of all the ‘
spectatots.
"Vote for Taylor for State Senator.
A hearing was held this morning
before the town clerk and the select-
men in the protest from thr1 decision
of the registrars of voters in remov-
ing the name 01 Eugene .7. 00011111311
from the voting list. It was unani~
mously decided that his name be plac-
ed on the list,
-Judge Taylor. it elected as Scam
tor. will, go to Hartford unpledged to
any candidate for any office. or any
measure. He will serve the people or
_ the district faithfully in every respect.
Bets in favor of Judge Taylor‘s elec-
tion over Jeremiah Donovan Went beg-
ging today at 1.00 to 80, though there
has been talk 11bout.~sovor11i large bots
at even money. it is believed that
there has been 11 large trend in favor
.17 Taylor in the put-11 couple of days,
and Republicans generally are confl-
dent that he will win.
-Morlimcr M. Lee deserves a handul
some majorll y for Representative.
Frank D. Layton, administrator of
the estate of Peter Emmanuel Clrind-
blom. and acting askngent for Mrs.
ingrcd 11111131111 Chindblom. has corn—
plclcd the sale of their property at
Dnricn to Genaro Frate. at Stamford.
who will oocupy the premises as his
own residence. ,
--All members of the Ischodu club
are requested lto meet in the club
rooms at 7 o’clock tomorrow night.
Refreshments will be served and the
full elections returns received by di-
rect wire.
Militarymen In the slutc have re-
ceived invitations from the Military
Service institution to attend a special
neotlrg at the Seventh Regiment Ar-
om')‘. in New York. on November 19.
when 'Coloncl Arthur 1.. Wagner. of
:be regular army. will’ deliver an ad-
'iross on the recent joint maneuvers of
be regular army and National Guard.
--Judgo Joseph R. Taylor is a can-
tildnte for Senator that. no respectable
'ltizen should refuse to vote for.
Thu 1111511 of Charles ii. Webb
radiust .lohn ti. Wilmot, oi Nor'wnlk.
11111111111: $25 damages. and in which
the. Lockwood lilnnui‘arturing Com-
pany was minted us garnish-1c. will
111 board next Salurdny morning be-
fore Justice William 0. Clark. The
"111111 oi John G. Wilmoi against Joseph
(31111111111111. in which 810 (11111111ch are
claimed, will be heard‘ at the some
time.
”Mortimer M. Lee deserves a hand-
some majority for Representative.
New Llno a! Umbrellas For
The Holidays
39 Conn ”and Up
Closing 011! all football
Goods.
Rod rm To Celebrate
Tuesday Night
c‘oee MAN'S
News Store.
to North Main Btrut South Norwalk.
Agent. 1011 A 11.111111111111111 Baseball
and sporting Gouda.
souru NORW‘ALK.
11111111011 ~ 11111111
received bu our own special Wire ,
Tuesdau night November 6111
Western Union operator 111 1101111.
window to receive full election
returns from even) 01111 in the
United States. The same will be.
thrown on canvas bu stereoplicon.
The .pllblic are cordialu invited.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors lo Camsraolr Bras.
TEL. CALL, 3212.
The most expensive course through life is taken by
those who continually; buy the cheapest of everything.
I isn't the role here. that the highest price must be mild to
get the best grain—«but the kind you SHOULD buy natur-
ally ought to cost more1 than the kind you DON'T WANT—-
and will certainly be worth it.
/ the man who destroys the good health and appearance of.
his bursa by leading poor grain and hay. Iietter buy good
> grain, and where they St'l‘et‘ll it for youwalwnys clean.
our one Tinvrs CLEAN, "
MANUEL T. HATCH. -
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0.11.11 11.11.1711/4 171% 171 171%
Col. 11. 1.1.. 4211/. 431/... «121/. 4311
Col. 3011111., 2: 1.119. 2:1 23%
Con. Gas. 21.13% 217112161: 2171/.
Del. to 111111., 1114 184% 1111 ‘ 1311:.
1Erie. 39-11 391,1. 391/2 39?.
Something is wrong with
PIANOLA.
if you enjoy music propvrly rendered.
and all the inditidunlliy retained
so little I‘I\ 1111111111
66 Washlnpran Street. 1
buttons min 1’11th no obstacle to prevent you playing the entire 11111
oi piano compositions, 111 (1111 11
We checrl’ullv dcmornrtratt1 tht- Pinnoln to any caller.
comparison with other players.
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Momma" and Hoteliers.
it 1.11 opportunity, requiring live or,»
six hundred dollsri, wag presented to
you tomorrow could you tslto sdvuna
. lane at it, or 11 did you have to let it
1 an by because on lac 1111 this mheyt
V9 795” I30
it you land mm
dhliarli each week ,1)
Ready
Why not start new and me We
ill lllll HilllB Jillilliil l.
the price will be advanced to 15¢ a copy beginning
with the liccember number.
conscious” now 11111110111111
W P. BEERS
DOOKiilildliill AND STATIONER.
ti South Main 111.. South Norwslk.
Conn.
TELEPHONE GONNEOTIONo
element. AGtN‘r
“Merrill 811 loan Clluge
STAMFORD GONN... .
_ Fills more oath. for competent yo 111., Mon and rating women. who 1111-
neutrino lot-11111116111“: Iberthlmd and Typowritinq.t
maul 1111:1119ng
$12.50
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look! and Stationery Fulfill
The 1m: wheel is the
,1 {Principal
with u faultless
no way compares with that of the
8111111117 mechanical dcvitcs are on the mnrkot. and all
havt1 some rcdctmlng qualities. but 11.111111 3111 011111th the results with
There is no contusion with superfluous levers or
1 to in lbt1 near future.
Tolophono add-J.
00 ll Yillli Nlill
411 Wall 11;. Nor-walk.
an the manage- .
DON'T WAIT.
7‘ Jud a Robinson
Coughs lire Sure-R
To COdle
’ They shroud-l be cured as
promptly as poulblo with some
effective, but harmless cure.
We recommend our 1:"
Composition Syrup
WHITE PINE AND TAR ‘
to be the but remedy on the,
market for coughs. .1... 1
THE lLllFllllll'PlliiRMiiflY
The 'l’rescriplinu Store
All can pus the door. Night
Cells Answered. Tel.cnll,152.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET,
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TODAY'S QUOTATIONB.
Reported over the private Wires of
Maples ti: Goldschmldt. Commission
Brokers, Swartz «it Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153
A '1‘.&S re 1111 86% 817/. 86%,
A 11113111110114. 10111;. 1011/. 1011/.
Balto .1. Ohio 941/. 9:. 91111. 95-
Bklyn n '1. 71.11. 11111.7. 1;? 68
Ches. .1. 0111.1, 137.1. 4111;. 1311. 11%
Erie. 1st. pt. 71% 72V. 71% 72%.
Gen. Elena. 1711 774 ‘174 1711
1‘]. Central. 1427.41 143% 1427,1111 143%
L011. & Nashullizl/l13311413214 1331/1
Manhattan. ibi 1.. 16211.. 1617).“. 1621.1;
Met. St. 11).. 12311; 124% 123% Elite
Mex. Central 17% 78% 171/; 17311
M K 121‘. 311/. 31-14 311/2 3111‘
111 K. & ’l‘. p.. 5914 59% 59 1’19
Mo. Pacific, 1023;. 104 1027/11 1037/
Nut. Lead. 25 25 24%, 25
N. Y. Central 135% 1351/4 184% 135
Nori’. & WestM‘, 13 73% 73 7311
Out. & West, 42%. 42% 42-h“. 42%;
Pac. Mail. 3971;. 40‘ 397/9 40
11111111. R. 11.. 1.1514. 1351/. 13:. 13.314,
Pentium 108% 108% 108% 108%,
Pres. S. Car, 32 331,13 32% 331.4.
Reading. 7:1 7371'. 73 7:17...
Rep. Steel. NV; 151,9 111/2 11'.
llock Island, 3.1511. 34% 33% 3-1
Ritl). (lands, 221/2 23 22%; 2.
South. Pan, 1111/; 61% 611,4; 61%
Son. Ry. (30., 3414 34% 341-5. 3111/
So. Ry. (lo. p, 94% Bib; 941.1 1141/
Term. C. & 1.. 1141,; 667.1. “3'11 1167.11
1v'i‘exns Pain. 3511‘. 35% '3471. 35
Union Fee. 1 litilé, 1711,13 1‘10» dill;
liniou Par. 11 lint; 9711.4; out; $153.1.
l. 51. Leather, 1711.4; 13% 19.1.4; 133.11.
S. Loatir. 11 931.41 921.4 1121;. 1121/1
1'. S. Rubber, 2875. 28% 28% 28131.
1'. S. Steel. 2411. 25% 2411;. 213%
1‘. S. Steel. 11 83 8371. 112% Bill;
Wabash. 217.1 22 217/... 212
Wabash. 117.. 11273. 437.4. «131?; 431,15
West. (in. Tel. iii 91 ill ill
\l'is. (.‘cnl. 221,7; 225;. 22% 22%
”‘5’“
——1Morliint1r M. [.1112 deserves a bulld-
some majority for llcptcscntntim
Matters 1111» apparently lmpr'miuu n1
the Pastel 'lypcwritm \HllliS iu
Knight sheet 'llurlng the \vv-“it sit'iiill
treating pipes have been installed
SlOVt‘fi set in plates and a new sicarr
whistle put in A forte oi sewn met:
me at present carrying on lht1 \tork
bill it is thought this will be added
it is probabil-
wlll be donc today
but 11.141111'1 will comt1
that little work
and lo'morrow.
Wednesday.
-—~—ludgc Joseph R. Taylor is n can:
didale for Senator that no respectable
citizen should refuse to vote (01.
Joe Walker called at The S umiord
Advocntt1 oillce Friday and asked The
Adv..ocnlc to say that certain rumors
affecting his pugillstic abilities had
readied his ears, and that. in older
input a stop to the rumors. he desired
to issue a dell to lack Barrett. unothcr
Stamford celebrity of the squared ctr-1.
cic. Walker says he will meet Bar-
rett at any time with his manager.
for the purpose of arranging for a set-
lo. Walker fights at 11311 pounds
weight at the ring aide.
~—-Judgl1 Joseph It. Taylor In a can-
didate tor Senator that no respectable
citizen should refuse to vote tor.
Company H. or Stamford ls among
1111; for a military ball which will
ecliptic anything attempted here In
years. the committee snyu. The ball
will be given in the armory. on the or
ruling of December 6 Invitations to
attend will be sent Governor Chamber-
lain and his stuff, Brigadier General
Frost and stall. and the olilcers of the
Third Regiment. The committal1 in
charge of arrangements are ideal
hitch Berni. Cochran. Sergt. ilaurcd-
son. Corp. Shea. (101p. Printing. Music-
Inu Gillie, Privates Dusty and l“. b,
Lockwood
“Vote 101- Taylor and good govern-
meat.
The demurrer ot the detendant in
the suit. of Thornton H.
01’ New Haven. was argued bolero
Judge Robinson at the short calender
session at the civil superior calendar
session of the civil superior norm F'rl-
day. The ground of tile demurrer
is that the hull was prematurely
brought; that the contract between the
portion provided 11 means of settling
the itineraries twin-sen them and un-
ihe plaihtlit he no ground in court.
it the 1111.1111111 11111.
11111111111111 was 11 commercial llveier
injured at Waterbury about 'one and
m and claims damages
agile. , because; at
Open. High Low 1:30
Amal. Con. 78% 737.13. 73 73%
A..C. 811 F. 00., :17 271,41 27 27%
Am. Cot. Oil, 311/; 31% 31% 31%
Am. Ice, 8% ill/t; 855i. 8% .
Am. ltc, pl’., 36% 3119/. 86% 36%
Am, 110110., 28713 291/2 28% "91/4
A111 811193137374. 74% 731% 741/.
Am. Sugar, 451A. 115% 45% 45%
Robinson '
against the National Fraternal league 1
til that has been tried ihellectusiiy .
Sellsck and Price ; ‘
sails
KEEN VALUES 1N sun's AND ovsscom's AT "this plot:
cANVAs AND HAIR CLOTH A111: usao eon s'rtrlréumo 'i"
FRONTS so THEY WILL RETAIN THEIR SHAPE. ‘
sovs' SHORT Tnousens eurr, a To 16 vsAss. 12.111130 .
we KEEP ooh cusromess CLOTHES PR‘ESBED Fries or:
CHARGE. l: ‘
excLustve NECKWEAR IN new LARGE sHAPss.
M.¢—._ \
‘SELLEGK 3. PRICE;
,‘ Clothiers and Fumishers. ’ -
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL 324... , I... 1
700 Hundred Busheis of
SMOOTH, NOT oven LARGE HAN DSOME As YOU WOULD wreH
FOR. euv now,w1~1u.'E THE PRICE ls LOW a su. 1.0717511"
susuer. MARKET WILL' PROBABLY 31-: HIGH , “,ng '1'
Right to the Front Again
250
Cape Cod Cranberries, per qt, 8;: Sniders Catsup, large 1:01., _ .213
Fancy Large Sweets, per pk., 2011 3 pkga. Ready Bill, 25:...
Rockwoods Chocolate. 2 cakes; 250 3 cans New York State Corn, 259
Fancy Layer Figs. per lb., 150 Nice Large Prunes, new, 3 lbs., 2.5:
Apple Butter, per lb.. 161: 3 lbs. Mlncemeat, 259
Fancy Maine Potatoes, in 5 bu. lots. 72 2C‘slngle bushel, 75c, peck, 20s 1
Pillsbury' s, Gold Medal, Jones, Ben Hur Flour, bag, 8911.
Assortment of Fancy Apples, cel cry, Spinach, Grapes, Cauliflower,"
1.11.11 olnuU oy qtnshrd sh 1.5 sh sh soil
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 North Main St, South Norwalk. 49 Fort 31., Eat. Norw-
.....-...-... -.--.. 3.1---. m
111.151.111.111... Salurdau but Event on
11111111 Butter ................ 200 lb. £36811, Pol; R8115: 'd'Plte'mf. 1:1: up,
. resrand one a ...... cup.
Eggs, strictly tresh.......r.2'1c (102. Log Spring Lamb 160 up.
Chopped Bee: “ 3 “’5' 2°° ' .10c lb. Fore Quarter Lamb .......... 1111 11
Prime Rib “058$ 100 “I’- Lamb Chops 15011
Porterhouse Steak 18c “P1Nat1ve Home Dressed Chicken .1“;
Sirloin Steak 18c up. Fowl. Native Home Veal. ' -
Round Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150 lb. Bones and Oyster Shells. Pickled p" '
Shoulder Steak ............. 10c lb. Feet.
Schaub’s Market.
a2 WAsHmeron smear. 11111011: ma. .
11
.11 11. 1 ' WHO 3”: I”: hit-I1
H0 30¢: BBS! " consequences.
no you MALI“ the urine- Consequences of autism HI
lint-I
Pris-1m beyond :11 other posses-Ions lo the grain! In ". u
norm your blunt consideration. ’1 _
DON'T TIIFLI WWI-l YOUR IYEII EXAMINATION VIII. PI
FIOT FITTING GUANANTIID.
o. B. JACKSON.
OHIOIAI.
1
u WALL eraser. acumen.
CLASSIC FOR NSAR BY AND GLAIBIO
Some 11nd glasses pertect tor reading but ulolen 1'01- dillttnu ,
supply double vision leases. When looking out. you see thrown the ..
per section. which Is ust right for distance. and when 100111113 don 4N
see thrown the tower, which is suitable tor nem- work.
hours 11. non. Refraction Optician.
Room ll United hunk 31111111111 ' . loath Hamlin
Crucial ”common: at 110.111.111.111. at patron.
017m ours, 0.11146, 121411. 111011. a uni. evenings 7—4.
mm ...,“
are twelve applications 1111 help.
3 11111111 for 1101111111.: . pupils 1011111911
ti positions torn teachers. 7‘ places tor cities help.
ltnOlIN OPI’OR‘i’UNITIII
tor SANTAIN'I COLLEGE students ”Enemies rennin: from Mil to Cl;
me
To satisfy yourself that 11.1.1.1 an. 11111 of local 1111111111111 open \
WANT “ADO" in Wednesday's Sentinel.
. our cunnwwili prepare you to accept One at those dilutions.
guarantee you one job.
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Norwalk Chronicler