Bole Soles Agents . '
New Yprll Cit
, ‘ saint-led employees
' on “their"lown‘name
All transactions
my confidential. Call and see us
nllinrlNoeohjr LOAN ANVD se‘oos‘
0.0
Hlvilond eullsmg. Washington or
Dilioo' hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
NAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
or years this Company has paid ‘
% Guarhnteed interest, on its
Bond Shares by check issuer'-
«ml-annually. Over half- million
dollar. paid to investors to date
\SBETS NEARLY $2, 000,000.00.
. ostments of £10m 8100 to $10, 00
piied. participating in earnings
date of receipt.
Ird will bring you our iiteratun
worsened interview.
wIL. COBURN. General Agent,
our 10 Sleuth Main Street.
at WM.
13“. ' 1o
PLUMBING AND STEAll.‘
. HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
-HOT AIR HEATING.
DTDVES AND RANGES,
SLATE A'ND TiN ROOFING,
flu and Steam Fitting. Gas Fixtures
Motel Ceiling. Etc.
Hové you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
I'I‘HE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALI. erase-r.
1's: scorn NORWALK
STORAGEi
WAsssouee
V V for ’
FURNITURE,PIANOS ETC.
Tolephohe, 349—5.
For Particulars Address
G, N. MoKiBBIN,
Office, Room 4 ,VHsvlland Block,
Washington Street.
NORWALK.
.-...W- ._._.
b
2355
FIRE, Life, Accident and Plate Gloss . .
Insurance.
REAL ESTATE
s. _ Nonto, Mortgage Loans, Droito, Mon
: by Orders, Stesniehlp Tickets.
J. M. Layton to Co
incorporated
0 Railroad, Ave. South Norwslk.
'T'HE NEW
iiOTEi. VICTORIA
ONIV. MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
U OP DAN NPLA N. iv
Ii
II‘pooisi future.
,. L his throudhoilt.
REASONABLE
he’s on Ollie in connection.
o of AMI r. Merrill d‘ Coil
am. Liquors om
it, Pro ‘rinior.
, .1'. Aminl'flc‘ “.4
.. . E minor
Ii ogfmwm'fis
__ ill-rewrote
ONIONS-mum ELENA)
“Wflnfil‘o VUONVNI
“loom 0:0
'lllillilEE IiiilNllillll
‘ sill-I Write In...
. II I. used on. no” A =
Much Satisiaoiitih
V and It s
Much Cheaper Price
Than Coal.
to keep a fire over night, fill the stove
end close it tight. Your fire will be
ready in the morning.
'Slovo Pipe Enamel.
elves voun srove PIPE A BRiL-
LIANT. CLossv BLACK FINISH AS
WELL As uneven-rise l'i' FROM
Msuefrmo.
oeues IN ONE HALF PINT AND
Pim- SIZES, WITH BRUSH.
CharlesE Dor.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON smear,
Phone 667.
—¢V -....
SCHOOL TIME
Large sssortment of Boys' Suits,
Shoes, Caps, Waists, etc.. at special
prices.
ll. GUTTLIEB’S,
elem AND oovo' runulouen.
II No. InAIN or. so. NCRWALN
oorossrooseooe
”‘ The Clifford
of:
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to 8 p. In.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Solicitod.
CHARLES VREYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone, 498.
FRANK C.
VAN scov
PLUMBING.
STEAM
HOT WATER
AND
GAS Frr'rluo.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper 1'
and Zinc.
so South Mold Street.
on. Norwsiir. Coho.
40 Well 80. Nerwglk. .
it Washington 0L, 0o.'NorwoliI.
Real their and Insurance.
We mer moth decided horgolno.
If” ‘1'” In;
Inuit inore‘oto in veiiio until the mid
firm» of the town. '
a. under table pretenses us oilseed retires
' l i l on eleven counts in the Police
‘~ mint this mornlux Several women
The heat When all drafts are open ~
is intense, ‘und when it to necessary '
1- against the fastest teams that can be
'Vj secured.
~- will be dancing free to all oi
‘j comes ore over, until 12 o'clock, pm!
. the management of The Corlbmitlduts
is. on... Fair
in income producinii, property lilotV
’I'i‘"
’
Adrnlte conviction in Eridanoort.
HARTNND, Nov. ordinal Viola
Fools chargod with obtaining money
aonlhtlve of the Salvation Army, was
testified that she land been receiving
money for tTiOASiiIVaIIOR Army Whi oil
was not accounted tor. She confessed
to having been convicted in New Ha-
van and Bridgeport or similar offenses.
She was) held for the supei-ior Court
under .000 bonds and wont to loll,
civics;
im'i w“ :0: II
also no on? r" . {m
, l V ,‘ ’fimmnhzf ”fllA”
homo osmitfl ”nu-luv
" . SDIIlliliiiliJlililSTS ElilllilliElIE
nAuuiEuEleo
Nov'r's. THEATRE.
m
HOY'F’ S THEATRE.
ENTIRE WEEK COMMENCING NO-
VEMBER‘T.
ADAM GOOD COMPANY
DANNY WSIMMONS.
THE PLAYS.
Evenlnhs.‘
Monday—The College Girl.
'I‘uosduymA Texas Ranger.
Wednesday—~The linilroud King.
Thursday—A Country Boy,
' Friday—Tho Wayward Son.
SaturdawacKenuu's Filriution.
‘ Matinoee.
Wednesday-«Tile Delmar Handicap.
Satur«luy~—-Priuccs of Patches. E
Special Vaudeville Novelties.
Elaborate Scenic and Electric Effects.
POPULAR PRiCEs—wc. 20c, 30c;
firm four rows In orchestra, 500.
seats on sale at Box Office com-
mousing Thursday, October 31.
...................................
SPECIAL LADIES’ TICKET.
This coupon, together with 15 .
. or 25 cents, will purchusc u choice .
. Icsclved seal for the Molldny eve .
. ning performance if presented in .
. Advance Sale any time before 5 p.
. ill. Monday.
GOOD FOR LADIES ONLY.
MUSIC HALL '
South Norwslk, Conn.
‘ I
Advanced Vaudenlle
pINAkD SOHAFER,
Comedy Musical Comedian.
JAMES F. COVENCY,
Vocalist Comcdiun Dancer.
ILLUSTRATED soNce.
CARL STUMPF.
LYDIA DREANS,
European Novelty Ventriloouist.
GRACE TEMPEST TRIO, ASSISTED
BY STANLEY WARNER AND
JAMES DUNN.
CEOiLIA WESTON,
'l‘he Lillie Broadway Comedllm.
, HERMAN AND RICE.
Eccentric Comedy Acrobats.
ELECTROGRAPIH.
lashet Bali
NOR WALK A‘RMOR Y
tins Moron NiGiil.l
opening (ionic. Monday Evasion.
November 4th.
UOMPANY r
VB.
COLONIAL S.
m
PRELIMINARY GAME
MONTAUKS its. NUTMEGB
The looli Company F team will ,on
poor at the Norwolk Armory our;
Moh'doy night through the win
Following the usual custom, there
tor the.
Co. has opriied to' have o cor me.
for Winnl ouk after dancing is over.
AMIOOION, 20 cents. ,
Prellmlnory Come start at 0,9'ciocli.
Dancing from to 912. me. ‘
2; Red M011 is or
roll niche occlusion “
NOV. tilt.
Discus error storms
VAIIiIlD musliitiifii
lube orbits, Wit and loo
A...
moms to our.
(51.:
: gents of the state univelslty.
’ " Utah and California, municipal officers
1 sheriff will be voted for.
a ticket ill all the suites except Marys
. ioliul plimnlles, so for, at least,
‘mnnugel in several (Hillllpulgflfi
8iIItII llllillsrsVV (iii Torsion
Nurembers .
There: will be eleotions in twelve
states on Tuned or, Nov ii. ..in
suchusctte Rhoda island Maryland]
Mississippi and Kentucky, o. xovornor
and other state oflicers will no chosen;
in New Jersey II. governor only”: in
New Yor , two nesocrnte justices of
a. state treasurer. and in Nebraska ii
railroad commissioner and two vs
In Ohio,
will be selected while in New York
county a. number of judges and s
The Prohibitlouists have a state
loud and City tickets In Cificinnutl,
Cleveland and Salt Lake, but not in
Sun Fluncisco.
There is onl
relic—fin Miss ssippi, and the.
of Course, is not doubtful. '
, Chaos in Massachusetts.
In Mussnohuseits there are ten tic-
kets, five being divided among Demo-
cruts, who are engaged in u foctlonnl
fight with the state delegation to the
National Democratic convention next
your in prospective. The ballot law
commission decided that Henry M.
Whitney was the nominee for soror-
nor. In Nebraska the Democrats and
Populisis fused on the oilicmis to 'be
voted for throughout the state. ‘
in Maryland there will be a straight
contest between the Democrats and
the Republicans. only the «two portion
having made nominlltiou‘s for the state
ofllcers. ' in addition to these, a house
or delegates and one-hull the state se-
nate will be elected. The next icgislu
ture will choose two United Stuics se-
nniors-one to fill the unexpired term
of the lute Arthur P. German, and the
'ulllcr to tulle the place of Senator
Rayner
The Republicans udhcrc to the old
plan of senatorial election but the
Demon-late will put into effect a new
senatorinl primary law. which requir-
es every member of ihe legislature to
vote for the candidate receiving the
highest vote in his (listlici The seno-
as
the Democrats Ills concerned, will
hclenftor be a part of the regular elec-
tions in Molylund. Three uepirnuls
f«ll the long term will he voted for
tomoll‘ow the candidate {DI the Illicit
tclm having no opposition.
important City Election.
The local elections particularly in
New Work County Cleveland Cinciu
nnii, Salt Luke and San Francisco, ale
oi lllticulnl interest this your .
1': New York County, the Republi-
can and the independence League
liieorst) forces hsVe fused 0. the
county ticket which is mode up or a
number (It justices and a sheriff This
gives unusual interest to the contest.
Although the Republicans named the
bond of the ticket M. Linn Bruce for
justice of the supreme court the most
lmpmtnllt ofilce, that of sheriff went
in the independence loo «2, phone
nominee Maximilian F 1 son. has
been William R. llcurlsle campaign
one ticket-mthe Demo-
result,
Of the ten judges nominated the lie
publicuns named flv,e- and the lode
pt‘lldi‘lme league the others. Opposed
to lhnlsom on the Democratic ticket is
Thomas F Foley Democratic louder
oi the Second a Belllbl) (“shirt and
n wellknon {guru in cast sldé poll
tins, whilc James W Goluld bonds the
llcmocmtic Ill. ket for justice or the
Supreme Court.
Soon after he nominations wore
__,mude Mayor cCiellnn. who bud been
opposed to the present ’l‘nmmny ma-
chine announced Illnt he uould sup
purl lilo Delllncrnilc ticket against the
Republican. .llesrsl combine
A Triangular Contest.
ln Clnciuuuli [ITCI‘t' is n irinuguior
contest Dcmpsul, Democrat, being op.
posed to Frank I’fufi elected vicc
mnyor two years one on the some
ticket with DBIIIDBG)‘,1\TI(I by Colonel
Leopold liinrkbreid, the veteran Ger
man editor. Pfuff hoods the city
purty llokct. which includes severul
Democratic nominees, lino Murkbreit
is the Republican candidate.
in Clevclnud. Coiliii‘t'iflmlill Theo
IiIlrc E. [union is tillllt mills the mayor-
uliy with Tom L. Johnson who is un-
dulsiood to be the Icplcscututive \of
Willinm J Brynn in Ohio nod to en
dorse Blyali' In News on the subject 01
oblic utilities 'I‘lli'l‘i' are four III"
sis in Salt Luke (‘in the American.
or Anti-Mormon putty. hllving mode
incluinntious for locni offices, as have
the Ropublicuus nud Dculomuis IlnIi
Socialism
in sun Francisco the ilelnoclllle Illld
the Good Coveriullcul forces have
combined and lionllnuiml the present
uriln moyor. who is u union lobar
child Iiule nnd the three Ciiiilei‘ed fight
is decidedly ‘Jnieresliug
mean—q
A man must suffer before he ran
Iiyillpllthlse with other suifci‘ill'ii. ..
oAMUSEMENTSo
ROLIAWA’T
oh I My 5»
f’SK‘ATING R
soil rs mm if!”
loom Alamo k
Nooh m mu... . VpVo.
snob in ‘r avenue.
Hours: 2 to Ilrni ii to 1N5!“
HALows'sN okAvINo c’A WAT...
THUMDAY. OCTOIII .ll .
Amusement for epeototoi‘s and
”films. i all 1 column
I men on c
and lEire best dressed chug]:
Pricey. Nov. .1, openingiof bullet“
I
N00WAI$££I0.1VS£ token.
Preliminary plinth} p. so.
soon shores.
.2:
, inlr diseases. and us a body- builder
the court of appeals; in Pennsylvoniu. .' N
» Hunters and the sound sill moldy
. or »
Norwsik Should Know.
anriy tlIrVee
elements known V0 exist in the cod” e
um were first ii scovered and 16003“
piped by physiciuns us a specific ill
the treatment of pulmonary And west
{on strength creator; but how to ex
not those medicinal elements from
the oil in which they Were enveloped,
has been the study of some of the
most expert chemists in the world
ow; the process discovered by twu
eminent French chemists, Morgues
and Gautier. should interest every per
tire concentrating process ihey dill-
covered a way to separate the tonic,
contained infiresh coder. livers from
their useless oil.‘ By this process
Vlopi is. made.
Because Vluol contains no oil. but
embodies all the medicinal vblue of
cod “ilirer oil, with tonic iron
added. it
tsshioned cod liver oil and emulsions.
As a body builder sud strength cre-
am for old people, weuk women, dei-
icste children, after sickness, and for
all pulmonary troubles nothing. has
ever been known to excel Vinol.
ask South Norwutlk people to try Vio-
oi on our offer to return their money
if it does not givelsutlsfoctlou. The
gilffoul Pharmacy. South Norwnlk,
onn . .
REASSURIVNG WORDS.
Alarmed Bridgeport Deposlthrs Hear
Them from various Pulpite .
to helping the very seriolls‘ situation
existing ill this City as u result of the
ill nciul stringency, addresses were
iclvel‘ed at the request of the local
Inuit officials ill most. of the Churches
.vesterduy, especially the Cotllouc
churches. {Ind particilloi‘iy those Cnth
)IIO churches whose parishes are
nude up in part or. whole of the for
sign element. in each case the con
zlegutions were tuld that there was
lo cause for alarm thin the bunks
were perfectly sound. and the people
wore advised to leave their money in
the bunks ~
it was further suggested that those,-
who had withdrawn their deposits
would do well to again deposit the
money in the bunks, as it would not
only be safer them but would also put
More money in Circulation and thereby
clieve the situation.-
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY.
[‘llke LAXATIVF. BROMO. Qulninc
l‘oblets. Drugglste refund money if it
tells to cure. E W. GROVE‘S signa-
ture is on each box. 25c.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—Osborne Coiemsou. Abe
.I‘l'uucis. Curl Hoffman, H. A. Wick-
.lquV, Sidney Boughion, M. L. Cnikur,
Jeorgiu Hurvoy.’li]lvln Crolx. E. ’l‘rnnt-
lloe 1. Paul Callas Will H. Sloan and
wife (irnce Turner. bidns Rcdwing.
Mrs. Berry Miss Isa V r.ri Miss Hau-
cock Arthur Benson. eorge Francis
iiesn, H. Wilson, J. Anderson. H. H.
Smoker and wife G. Hopkins. A. 'l‘.
.3011. Mr. slid Mrs. D. C. Flanagan, l).
’erclus. M. F. Mulloney. W. C. hic~
Kay. Donny Simmons. Mr. dud Mrs.
iuorge Lunch and chauffeur. Miss
:Iiilh Hedges. Craig Groves, Everett
.i. Pierce. Miss Frances Scott. Mrs.
William P. Furnsort. New York; 0.
i. Deming. Granby. Conn; L. G. Mil.
:cr. .qu Providence; S.«E. Montague,
illsoulu: C. ll. Woodin and wife. Spu-
que; C. Reinhold, Williom Grouse, F.
Liiibort. ’I‘. Heywood, Dunbury: F. 0.
Iilllchlngs and wife. New Haven; W.
durphy. Brooklyn.
Mahockemov-Johu Smith. city: Flor~
slice Loner. Minerva. Hall. Leo [iris-
:oll, Sybil Barrie, Mildred Warner.
ilr. and Mrs. Muss. Coming 'l‘ilro'the
inc (10.; Henry C. Rowe, New Haven;
i, ll. Slugs. Bridgeport: A. G. Horn
1. w. Franklin, New York; 1.. R.
iiurlbutt, Wilton; George L. Rook-
Ivcll. lildgeticld; W. 0. Route. city; H.
w. Selle New Caution: Edward H
lumbull. East Norwnlil; Frederick W.
I‘enlp. 10..A Seulmis. Stamford: E H.
Laue, Romytou; George E. ’i‘llonlp-
son. Norwnlk; 8. Williams, iirid
port; i“. C. llnrg. Stamford; (I. .
Northrup, DnubIIry. Wm. J. Clarke,
New York: A. W. iiroyfuss. Spring-
field: \‘i M Ileid, New York; Francis
Horus», Lewis Barnes, Lewis 120m.
do! 'i‘ Cnriisle. New Cunsnn; iV-l. W.
Snack, New Haven; i. ii Sermon.
lilidgVupori' if. V. Willow. Went Nor.
walk 1 1.. Wilson. New YorkiA
Anderson, Henry Anderson. Dunbury;
ll. Crnhnnl. Brooklyn; ii. brush.
of Stone, New York: .i ii. ilihiic. Wm.
luurum, city; wlu. McNIImurn. New
York; F is) iioyi, Soglphw. Minn);
Mls. Raymond, iDlv Rhymohd. cityIJ
ii. Dunno, New Hoven.‘
mm
~Doon'e Hewitt cure constl lion
without. ripibl; milled nor nnyvgeoit-
ins effo t‘. your druzsiot‘ for
them. 8 cents phr box.
RAILROADD' Ifl-REFL'Y "TO 00M-
micron“ PNov." :E-w'i‘he sluts
ilroiui Conim‘imiioncro TAX
0m rocbivoli from the Boston on
Maine, the New York. New Hoven and
Railroads replies to two lerroIIt some
institutions sent them 0 the corti-
liliooionero. ..
one not of replies contained II. record
Oi trnin‘t scheduled for the womb of
October, with on ellplou n for who
ever delays hnvu oceurr $0M bonnet
prompting these would yids Ii rooted
primarily at the Boston and Albany
Railroad as the result ot complaints si-
toxins poor train service on the port
of that road. The other roads were
Visited for the records so u chiller (If
arm.
The second set. of replies was in re.
cord to the transport Wmilk loop)
the rural “glen-totem to w it; w
expectations or s or
whether thyre‘he our. dimple
luoiion in rates in favor or certain
mills, contractor o ‘ .
public in A low dove.
Wu
Arc «I lied opinion can be served com
GOOD MUSIC. -
SEEM“ iii no.
“trunnion-”n SEND“
I
t
our Sailfim‘ls‘i‘hn or W i
com 6‘ n
dim.
hundred yours have '1
pended since the modidlnol, curative ~
son in Smith Norwslk.13'y an extras. E
body building und ollrotiv’d eiemoliin ‘
is fast superse‘ding old- I
We‘
l}.
iiRIDGEPORT, Nov. 4,-——Wlillavlew .
Both sets of showers will he mode -
served on it _
Road CO
go but seer.
+LD in
IA
gar
.. n. w. Vow».
1
Turkish Choirs.
Characteristic of Ease ‘and Luxury
Two recent arrivals Inc vol lily of notice. They have
massive Illallogany frames and legs and he uphOlsicred with
green velour oia .Iplcos‘unt shade. 'Ilicy are deeply tufted
over banks and sides and are provided with innulncrslllc tinv
springs that give case and comfort.
Fol the library or living room.
sponsor or $219.50. each.
Fourth floor, like (Enrpct Store Elevator.
NOW " Patterns 1n DiunerWare.
Ready, for Inspect-mil
English, French and" Austrian were in sets and stock
pattelns that are quite novel
Sepalatc Ilish, Clams, Salad and Dessert Sets of indi-
vidual beauty. 'E I“
Some unique and attractivu pieces of Chinese and lap
nucsc art ware now On show.
China Store lower li«)«.lr
Lamb’s Wool for Comfortables.
In the Shape Of large thick sheets of pure Austrian
wool, edit 35 down.» ihC dimensions are 2 x 21/2 yards and
they have cayenmgs of thin cheesecloth to keep the wool ill
place. Another outer cover of silk, silkoliue or (llalll of
some pretty color Can be put on, and yOu haVc thIC laintcst
and warmest ol' comfortablcs. lwo weights 3 and 4 l..)()llii(lS
W ash Goods Section, lower floor.
W e lime at present a Special Stationery Oilering in
\Vhlill cvcrI customm who orilms Engmvcd Cards receilos
free a box of Monogram \\ ritillg Paper Nice for a Holiday
gift stop and ask about it.
Remé‘tnbe'r abbut the Cerset Fittings. An expert Cop
soticrc is demonstrating the P. 1)., a [ rench L01 set «If Slipt‘i-
ior grade. Lowe and see her.
The D. M Read on
Month 45M Qicsrenoe Sade
Saturday} Spends _
stones. tissue. “sinister
Long Fabric Gloves, Grey, Sale price 75c; value [.00
Lou Silk Gloves. Black, Sale price 75c; value 1.25
Silk Gloves, Black. Sale price $1.00; value $3. 50
Long Silk Glows, Tan, Sale price $r. 25; value $1 75
Long Silk Gloves, White, Sale price $1. 25'. value $1. 75
Long id Gloves, Black, Sale price 33. 69; value $ .59
Long id Gloves, Grey, Sale price $2 69; value 350
NOT ALL SIZES IN EACH KIND.
Children’s Black Hose, ”Sale price roc; value 150
Children’s Tan Hose, Sale price 10c; value 15c
Children' 5 Black Hose,- Sa’ie price 19c; value 25c
Children' .3 Tan Hose. Sale price zge; value 25c
Ladies’ Tan Hose, Sale price ICC; value-"use
Lsdies’ Tan Hose, Sale price net; value 25c
|
Broken lines Gent’ s. Ladies and Children's UnderWear at sale
prices.
MONTH-END BARGAINS IN OTHER LINES.
fir!
‘ roll ‘ roles I. unis.
site, fifigplgii’ on? . W VV room
W‘M'. .MSE,.,_1§‘ti, “.2.
LunibonefidfliiiWork V ~
». ”Assets to actions...
my. ,1 “fig“:fifigrmoi mhbrobissts‘ iso- noisier. Wu 1....
a?) from“ 00 to No.00 penthouse“.
It.” MT MW .‘9
on “5d ii,“ .. I
Lilliput-Io. howl. . I
D!“ MEAD D! roodnmodmmw
£09! Attended: Will stood tropic best or.» . .
r- < thermionic . ” cg rushes
. l ~ . .
oil sorrel-oi? pin, ‘1‘
‘orwillnonunion“.f it. iioiio’rV: «sell on 5 no EIDI‘II shelled?
toilette mi Woodrow
'.i
”iii. not cooled \li
moor pointiblo
i7
‘
liar theiri 31min dureblci tulip.
3y fibre which 0 from sonic lied elf. idiom Ml
witfl unbound: or rosy? property laid. there is little.
visa or coutrbolio “lg ‘ he. pulls decries, telling the
Nicol times scour weer submit reunion or so
other used on. ,
Norwalk Chronicler