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local halides.
—ELECTION RETURNS.
Election returns will be read from
the stage tomorrow night, during and
afterthe Bennett-Moultou performance
of Faust. and those in attendance lnay
r‘ tain their seats without extra charge
til 12 O‘clock. during which time there
will be orchestral music. moving pic-
tures, vaudeville. and all of the import-r
ant election returns read from the
stage as fast as received. Secure your
seats early and not be disappointed.
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LIQUOR Mozart scans.
in n on a col pm.
Hi Willi“
Pill iflilifi
MsSsrs. Osbcrn, Gorham. Quin-
iard, Vosbllrgh and Dunlop
Mails Addresses, and New
Drum Corps Furnishes Music
The Republicans of Rowayton held
a very enthusiastic rally Saturday
(evening at Rownvion Hose Company
.Hall. about seventy‘flve voters being
lin attendance.
I Hon. C. W. Bell was chosen chair-
man of the meeting. and mude a very
Interesting address in welcoming the
candidates for senator and representa-
tive. and assured the candidates "they
were. indeed. among friends.”
The chairman then introduced E. E.
Gorllam. candidate for representative.
who made a brief speech. Mr. Oorhanl
said, among other things, that. he did-
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i
Dietinctive Models of
”FALL SUITS.
If you appreciate clever desi
new Varsity sack-coat model for
It shows
vents-—featurcs whic
grace in every linen—broad shoulders.
back. full front. flare skirt with center vent and is
‘all wear. .
designer. Yet Varsity suits cost little——
$15.00 to $25.00.
and are so well tailored
. urally expect to pay muc
yincing argument we know. Come in and try on; there is
no Obligation to buy because you try.
Varsity suits conic iii a broad range of new and exclu-
sive waives in grayish worstcds, Scotch two-eds, and blue
Varsity ovt‘rt‘rmls are as faultless iii
an Varsity suits. $15 to $30.
Others as low as $0.00.
and black worstcils.
design and lit
n’t believe that he could do all the NO.
things Mr. Low promised to do. if elect- ’
ed, but that ill regard to the better-
Miss Julia Maginn spent Sunday
14 80. MAIN 81.
ning. be sure to see the
shapely
lse side
h prove the expert work of a master
and perfect fitting that you’d nat-
h more. A try-on is the most com
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By Mary E. Wilkins-Freeman . ‘
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THE Passcalprloa areas. You WISH TO 5NUGGLE
TEL.15—2.
[FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY INIWALL eraser.
WALl. STREET. 10: 10 a. m.—'I'herc
GOAT. THIS IS GOOD.
50: EACH merAO or 31.50. C...- ‘ [1%
iii iiiilirrli Pharmacy, mm...
~ills. luvs .lus'r “cine 'rlul ‘ MU ' WWW-Mi“ . ‘ .
FOLLOWING new Books can ”Till 1., “EnsémglgghfiMORE
f WHICH WE HAVE THE sxcwsivs ~ , COM“) TABLE FEELING: Bar:
at _ 1 FOR ME .THERES NUTileG liliE
LE IN THE NORWALKB. SNUGGLING INTO AH”: COMFYI
A Rick in the Baltic. ' OVER COAT WENlfif-VEATHER
I5. WINTRY IT MAKES ”5 run. L
a, Robert Barr. 5° IASSY To BEWARM’A‘ND”
The Man Between, WELL DRES‘EDv BE LIKE-n1:
By Amelia E. Barr. I ' I FRUDENT ANT’ BE READY,“ i
k /. H .-,, m6 We“ Buses snow,
The Lady velyn. V 4‘ i‘ 1%,“ , , . affaifi¥5
mm A COMFORTABLE
OVERCOAT Do YOU NOT? couroar lS THE
QUALITY YOU FIRST LOOK FOR‘ lN AN overt:
BUT WHEN YOU ARE
with friends in Bridgeport.
George. W. Drummond, of New York.
mcnt. of local conditions in the town ‘
he would use his best judgment and
was a visitor In town Baturday.- vlote as he believed to be honest and '
- . l‘ y it.
A meeting of the Putt)” Helpers i Frederick H. Quintard. candidate for I
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church. . . . i
is to be held tllis evening. representative. was the next speaker.
He said in speaking about the five.I
- .Asettlenlent has been 1'0“th in the cent fore question that he was the I
3““ or C' W' Murphy. 0? Danbnry. 33‘ first man in the town to introduce the .
“In“ George N., and Horace “Sher- bill calling for a five cent fare all over I
A freight wreck at Bridgeport. Sal~ the town. Some five or six yours ago
urday night. blocked three tracks. and while the question of the trolley l‘-ollr
caused considerable delay to trains. pall'y‘s to place tracks llllllt‘l' llil‘ ruil i
Mlfis Edith Ostrandcr, who undcr- road bridges was before the Conncll‘
went an operation at the hospital some ill South Norwulk. Mr. Quinlard. who
time ago, was discharged from the in» was then a plumber of the council. in- ‘
stitutlon Saturday. trodllced u substitute agroculcllr prol- i
—Altl'ucti0ns at 1. 0' 0. l". Fair or riding that lllc trolley toilipnny slionl
night: Fancy drill by iii young ladies; grant n im- m‘m “"0 I" all W” ”I, /
Ernest Wilson. comedian. Dancing the ")w" in consideration 0‘ “Ml
free. Outside Rebecca Lodges invited being lllloucd to place their tracks on r\
' der the bridges, but for some reason. i
Deputy Sheriff J9I1".W SCUIIW I“ his argument was never passed. IIt‘l r
soon to sell at public auction the are said that he did not lhiilll (‘llllor’oi’ ‘ /
petty of the late‘Mr. and Mrs. Edward till.» Democratic candidates \\'i'l'(' ill a '
Flynn. 0" WWW-fl Place. ' position to carry oul‘ Illi‘ qucslion of:
The appraisers of the property of a five cl-nt turn or of chlnp gas iii any
the United Statesik‘onndry and Salon bcltcr shape than himself. if elected.
Company are at. work today on their lie promised. if elected, to give due
inventory of the effects of the defunct
concern. I
consideration to the wants of the poo I
An execution of judgment has been
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED TH‘E MAR-
KET AFFOR08 AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the reason we hold our old trade and win new.
We want YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them
the very best attention.
We think we offer you SER-
VICE n little BETTER than the other fellow's best. Will
you test it?
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Buy Oat's That‘s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
pic of ltowaytl’in. and would (‘illi‘i' to:
llli‘ bot-i interests of all the people ill ..-.
granted ill lllp suit of Smith and Will-
cheater against tho J. W. Craw l.uun«
the town irrespective of party . i ‘
lion. John A. Osborn, candidate for
dry Machine Company to recover $660
and costs. $698 in all.
senator, was the. next speaker. ills 1
speech was interspersed will) very Ill-
tcrcsi‘int: stories which were :il)pl'i‘i‘iill~
"d b.\‘ the audience.
DEL
Thcilnnuol meeting of rho Olly of
Norwnlk will be held this rolling at
8 o'clock. at the town assembly hall
in Wall street. The animal budget
will he voted on and the tax cousid‘
cred. ‘
A. H. Wilcox) secretary of the Tor-
rington Y. M. (7. A., who was secretary
of the Norwnlk Y. M. (J, A. a llumbcr
of years ago, was ll gilt-st Ill town yes-
terday ol’ Mrs. John \'rln lioosear. of
West nvcnuo.
lIilrry t‘rossctt. of last Nol'walk.
who Is a student at Mt. Hermon Sem-
inary. was admitted to the hospital
yesterday, suffering from typhoid fe-
ver. lie was taken ill while at college
and was brought to this city.
llenry F. O‘Brien and Charles F.
Schultze, both of whom llilll their cicc-
tors’ rights mature after the last ses-
sion of the selectincn and town clerk.
were nliltlii electors this morning by
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith.
Steven Balllavik. a Hungarian. wasI .
ilrrcsicd yesterday on complaint oil The rcsulilr monthly mcclini: of ill" ‘
(loin-m; W. Byxbeo, that he had been {:Wih Nor’ul'ulk Coimmont (glinnr‘dl will
stealing some of Mr. Byxboe‘s wood. it? it‘ll lls 0H!“ "ii 8 L‘ "“1“"
Later Mr. llyxboc round that Bauavik Chimllwr- l
was Without work and has a sick with Mr. and Mrs. W. R May. of New
and‘ child. so he withdrew the sour York cli)‘. have been spending a few
plant. and the case will probably be lluys Wm, Mrs. May’s parents, M13...“
“our“. Mrs. Charles A, Williams, of Bandit
'l‘wo alarms of fir: werl sent ill ycs- nvomio.
iurdsy to put out urning leaves seti ll . 'r . . ~ .
‘ . curl , Piouilt. oi‘ lulmcrcsi has
8" m" ’by "glam? "0"} locomotives. purchased a Maxwell runabout automo-
p:1:n?oati‘tuttifltllun 7"", ”Krill?“ 3210?? inl' and has already become proficient
‘ " '~ " ' in its operation.
and the other. was ill the rear of the. ’I‘wo a[Human-ills patients. Ruth Mc-
South Norwaik Hub building. the . _ . I
alarm from which was stunled from Allister. of Winulpuuk. and Li lillll
Box 3 ‘ ’ ‘ Crawford. of (irons street, Norwalk.
tinniu i 1 l i i m 1 iii Im wart-discharged from the hospital you-
c 1. cc am. e no it .
tcrdlly.
hig‘fgiflnad: figgiiiriililli'pilildotii$313}: iii ”WHY “llllllllb‘d and alter the rally ill.
present HOIIICILUUII fer their ’genlsl's borh cliaxircs lronr his llorrlillvbl‘llicllcl'l
n' ‘ (I ’.
mosis's health. Mr. Ireland's appetlio MI“ “m“ w"““‘ M MW“ Ml
looms to be falling Mm as he was non. who has been the guest of as
. l ‘ l I I
unable to out "mm than lwo partrldgea Eloiiu. llylnlrlon. of ill ltlln ’llvullli'.
om, rsbbii m0 Woodcock. the crust. Norwuik. returned home today.
trimmiugu'nnd fixing", l A man who says his name is James
listened to by the voters of Rowan“,
ton. ‘
lic spoke about his experience while
a member of the State [mainlaturo
two years ago and of his work on lili‘.
Railroad Committee. ,
He said “i anl no miracle worker.i
bill if elected will do all that i can
to bring abonl the betterment of local
conditions. in the way of fire ('('III t’nrc.
cheap gas. etc.
Speeches were also illailv by Attor-
ney George H. rVOBIllll‘gii lllld Daniel.
I )nnlnp. I 4
Music was furnished during the own I
him: by the new Drum t‘orps. l'cr-onily
organized by some of the young men
of the village nlld their work was
urcullt' appreciated.
Mrs William Mcl’llorson of Hari-
lilllli street is confined to her bod by
another attack of appendicitis.
lililil
A GREAT OFFER.
INEATOR (1 your)
McCLURE'S (1 year)
And taken on .
the whole was one of the heat over WORLDS WUKK (1 year)
Our Price for the above
This is your first chance to set the licilnt-ator or liicCiure's at
regular price.
9 Wall St.. Norwaik.
Is the accomplishment of a purpose.
A Business Education at
MERRILL COLLEGE
Is a definite purpose fulfilled.
Day and Night Sessions.
N0 EXTRAS AT MERRILL.
South Norwalk. Stamford, Port Chester.
M. A. Merrill. Principal.
ALL BOOKS FREE
OAK a”
Dealer and Maker of
ladies' blocks. Suits, furs and find Mlllinery. '
Garments Made in Order and Remodeled.
68 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Store open ovcnln as lilitil 9 p. in.
'l‘horc ill ilittl abetting on the local Murphy “"1 who my" ”I“! h“ {Noam
election about town blit one Democrat In”? If Err” Ia??? J'L‘l"‘:::1"‘”£fim;‘
offered 85 to any man who could get hosp 1‘“ ‘ H " ‘ “ w I ‘ h".
mm a bet ol‘ .50 even money that and was sent to the hospital by l L
William M. Low would not heeiecletl. first "“I"°"”""' "mm“ A' ”WW"-
He found is very difficult to find uuy- 'l‘bi- llollgli Rider liloo Club bourdl-d
one who would bet that low will lose. ll special trolley car i-laturdny evening :
Donovan‘s friends are asking two to 1 and Were whirled to liridpcnori where
odds on the outcome of the senatorial they was "I a his rally in the slate
flnhi. Ono Republican leader was con- armor. 'l‘hl-ir sonlls worn uniirllsins- ‘
fluent Saturday that Donovan wmllti tlcully nniuuded and utter- llli‘ rally at
beaten by 600 votes. whilo which lion. ll}. .l. Hill was speaker.
Mr. Donovan is confident that he will there wall it snvllli alumina at Illii Atlan-
bu elected. llc Hotel, whore Ihoy worn royally on-
and than
my... ”an“...
2000 Deeds
at the Town clerk's office awaiting claimants:
Forgotten.
W terthinod by the members of tile ‘l‘ilr r
Will sell either one of two well-bred.
handsome. extra good road horses.
Ono horse useful for any purpose.
Lon: tails.
CHM. M. GILMAN.
tsunami,
, Assam}; corrou.
srlnltlzlro awn corrou AND
alien IANDAGIO m nu. slzlls.
musselvlmowsst. ‘conronmou:
Prescription Drawn.
Will hath Nomllt.
.,..., and Foot:
for A. II.” uidlnl'a lush
its-m m us [was .
pecanoe Chorus.
l
NIRWVLINE ”OFQ I
Umbrellas
COLEMAN’S'
ul’ws cross.
10 North Main
Balls '
Iouth Hamlin
. III
u l
of dispute.
The original dud, not the record of it. is
Do you know where the deed for your property is?
Rent a Safe Depositnox
and Know.
South
Noirrillir Trust company,
Boxes $4 a Year.
. ‘1 ..
$3.00
a...“ .4»... u-..—
STORE,
left there by owners;
the authority in matters
less
er. P. Beers’
Books. bialioncry and Engraving.
6 So. Main St.. SO. Norwalk.
l
GETTING A COMGORTABLE OVERCOAT THERE
IS NO REASON WHY YOU SHOULD NOT‘ ALSO CST
A STYLISH OVERCOAT. IT WILL WEAR «JUST AS
WELL AND LOOK BETTER. REMEMBER YOU WEAR.
YOUR OVERCOAT ON THE OUTSIDE. THAT IS ONE
REASON WHY WE’VE PUT STRESS UPON OUR.
LINE OF OVERCOATS. WANT ONE? ‘
A 600D OVERCOAT FOR $10.00 To 12.00
A BETTER OVERCOAT FOR $15.00 To 18.00
A BEST OVERCOAT FOR $25.00 To 30.00
REMEMBER AGAIN: YOU WEAR YOUR OVERCOAT
ON THE OUTSIDE
were general advances of it fraction
shown by the first prices of stocks
and for the speculative favorites more
than that. Operations were on a large
scale and widely distributor]. Simul-
taneous sales of-«i.000 shares of Read-
ing were made at 147% and 147. ronl~
pared with 14614 on Saturday. Na-
tional Railroad of Mexico pill. rose 1%
American ice 1%. Union Pacific. Illi-
nois Central, Canadian Pacific and
Smelling a point. ulld Southern Paci-
fic and Great Northern pfd. largo frac-
tions. Westinghouse llcctric sold at
an ndvnnce‘of six points.
WALL STREET. ii a, m.——Rending
extended its illiliui advance largely.
but the general market shelved some
disposition to give way. After Read-
lllg had reached 148%. a gain of 2%.
lllp profit inking ill other stocks be
came more abundant and Reading rc-
actod a point ill turn and became dull.
Virginia Carolilln Chemical inlprovod
1%, Great Northern pill.. ills. Delaware
& Hudson lid; and Cotton ()il l. Atlan-
tic Coast Line fell 1.
Wald. STREET. Noon.~'l‘be trud-
lug bocunle exceedingly dull and pri.
cos scarcely moved at. all. The hard-
ening of call money and the eve of
election holiday were factors against
operations ill stocks. Bonds were
steady.
WALL STREET. l. p. lll.-Vt‘.l‘y little
interest was aroused by the rise of 1
to :2 points in the ln'tcrhorongh Metro-
politan stocks. the market remaining
practically at the midday levcl.
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South Norwuik Congregational.
Tuesday-«2:30 p. m., Ecclesiastical
Council of Falrtleld West Consocilb
lion; 5:30 p. m, supper to the dele-
lnlics; 7 p. or, installation of the pars-
tor.
\'i'cdncsdny-—-3 p. nl.. Endeavor Cir-
cle of King's Daughters will meet with
Mrs. E. ll. Robertson; 6:30 to 7:30 p.
m.. men‘s social hour and reception;
7:30 p. m.. men's supper to ratify the
installation of the pastor. followed by
addresses by visitiul; speakers.
Thursday—7:45 p. m.. Dr. Mucfilr-
land will lecture iu the course in The
Teaching of Jesus, subject. Prevailing
Jewish Ideas and Hence in the Time
of Jesus: 9 p. m.. conference of the
pastor with the teachers and officers
of the Bible school.
RESPECTF‘ULLY
Selleck 8-, Price.
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street.
I
t...._-_-_.-_--: . i“ _
At Drbbles Grocery. V
Till a bag 0i our ”Flash Patent Flour at:
650 a bad. and non won’t stop there : llou
will want a barrel at $5. '
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 626-4. ‘ '
South Norwslk. '
. Handreds of. Eyes
are being overworked so a result of application upon work or books. '
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and serious trouble
Sunday. November ll~—lti:3ll it. In. averted by wearing a pair 0‘ 0“. ivi’iihdililii'lnlm
Iir, Macfurinud will preach: 7 p. ln.. Propgr Olagggg, Propgrly AdJU-tOG.
a new series of ecvnlng services.
November ll—Soclal ol‘ ’I‘hc Jcn~ mum Fr”-
ninau Club lit the parsonage. listening at Loam Ind all Repairing .I Specialty.
0. a. JACKSON.
clan. ‘ ‘ "' 1
Opt! NORWALK. CONN.
DWARFS A8 THIEVES.
said to be In Demand Because They
Are Steady. Light and Strong.
“'l‘hc dwarf hasn't a chance as long
as he‘s honest. bill if he wants to be
a thief he has the best chance in the
world. There are men ill Chicago the
year round looking for dwarfs to as‘
slst. them in their work.
This statement. according to the
Springfield Republican. was made in
58 WALL ITIEIT.
in r.""‘rrrr“sr.;.‘r“ of fancy llama ' Potatoes '
Before it Gels loo Unidi-
a Chicago police court. the other day WE ARE STILL SELLING THEM AT ............ .. 20c PK.; 75o PER IU. '
by a dwarf. scarcely more than three SWEET POTATOES, PER PK. ...... ' ....... 20s
feet tall. who has been caughtrrob- BEN HUR FLOUR ,,,,,,,,,,,, _ BAG. 65c; IN... “'0',
bins a restaurant. . . ‘
“a explained that though he know QUlNcES, PER PK. ............. x500
llll‘flllOltnilCOIlld dosmau's work “8 MALAGA GRAPEQ. PER LB. ..... ................ .............-...1W
an ennnlcllcr. he could get no more FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. b
than boy's waxes on account of his
size.
UNITED GROCERY 00.
20 North Main on, So. Nor. Tel. 143. 49 Fort at, East Norwaik. Tel. 31M.
Weisiirlrii rind Lights
We have ll full line of Welshach seeds to allow you.
Oil the other hand. ll dwarf. bolus
light. but strong. nild not to be "stain-
peded like it kill." was continually
bought by thieves. who collld ollsily
boost. him over il'llnsonia where a full
grown man could not no. and where
a child would nol he shrewd enough
to go.
The dwarf added: "1 don't want to
be ll thief. and if i wasn‘t nillllil i
wouldn‘t be asked to help in jobs“ like
I am now. in get a man's Job and it
man's pay. and lfd be on the square."
. WW...
Brown had returned from a fishing
expedition. and, after partaking of a
most welcome dinner, was relating
sunroof his fishing experiences. says
the Buffalo ’i‘lmes. "Last year." said
rims“ -
Tile Reed d‘t VOlk Electrical Compass.
Opp. Telephone Electronic.
ilidns (writing contpooltion)-—“Doar
me. I have forgotten Which {pro the
seven wooden of the worl .‘ “lil‘ '
36 Washington Street.
SCHOOLMAITERI' iN BTAIMFORD.
The Bchoolmosters‘ linund Table of
.—
Filirfieid County held a Ineotinl, Satur-
day, in filamford. There was a sane-
rlli discussion of topics of interest. the
fires being "How to Touch Pupils How
to Study." second. "Balance Work in
Grades of the High School." This lot»
for was discussed by Mr. Higgins.
science teacher in the Normal School,
Daubury. it was recommended that.
a committee of three be appointed to
consider What could be cut. out of the
regular school course. in order that
Islam could be tsusht in all grades.
w. tit. Bentley wu'dcltlhmn presiding;
for a next term. Ill 0 no: not
will be held at his school in Fairnold.
A fine dinner was mod the twenty
principals present by the teachers of
the tilomford High school. under the
direction of the domestic science teach-
bin in sawmill».
lib, "While fishing for pike. l dropped
half a soverelzn. i went to the same
place this year. and after my line had
been cast a few minutes i felt a terrific
pull. Eventually i landed a has pike,
which had swalloWed the hook. and on
cutting it open to release the hook, to
my amazement-m" "All." said‘lliil
friends, "you ton ..it half sovereign}?
"Oh. no." replied. rowli, "i found nine
shillings sillpence in silver and three-
pence in copper." "Well. what. became
of the other lhreeponcs.” queried his
friends. “i suppose the pills paid to
80 through the lock with it." answer-
ed Brown.
When a mall is notoriously in bad
health. and notoriously looking tenth.
. it is a positive affront to any to him:
"Why. now well you look!"
r
uww- 1.... ...............y
ask Mm. Brown." Torn-id‘mon’tt“?
Edam-"Why not?" Tour—“Well who
has seven children.’-—Ollicaso billy
News. .
Win—m '
of out" that you may finish your mail
on. The sheet on which it is printed
is the sugar-paper used an the bottom V
of rascal-cons. while the letteriat in
cake fro-tins. The Monumental-ul- who
invented the edible menu card I!“
been honored by the patronage of tits
lung. The king "commanded? the eu-
t/mi- to touch «his shot to inherits
edible novelty, and the hill cyclist
produced it tor s chum It
Castle. There was much laughter ‘II'
the king's “undiscovered thht‘
menu "cards” were good to out
I
promptly at: them. ‘
a.
iguana»... .a
in London the latest thing is ll “hill ‘ "
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Norwalk Chronicler