"trench,
ll,
‘ 452.
obey landed saint-led employee's
houislriivss on overs own name
til at indor‘ser. All transactions
trietly consusnual Can and see as
- _ d Building. . Washington at
‘ ', il‘loo hours. 9 I. m. to a p. m.
Edison Interest on its
Shires by check issuer
belly. Over half-million
an: 'e NEARLY 32.000.000.00.
In Institute or from $100 to 310.00
b, I560 Indy.“ participating in earning:
‘” ' date or receipt
A card will bring you our literature
91' I porsbir’al Interview.
I. i... GOBURN. General Agent,
15. South Main sneer.
. PLUMNING AND areas-
‘- HEATING
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
III and Steam Fitting. Gas Fixtures
MotIl Ceiling. Etc.
ve you seen our stock of
, NicHMOND RANGES?
, THE Johan aAréo'rcanss
‘ ~ ,COMP Y. ,
17 WALL smear, nonwntx.
THE BOUTH NORWALK
r.
WAREHOUSE
* for
ruan'ru‘nc PIANOB arc.
Té‘iodl‘lone, 3494-5.
For PIrtIeulIrs Address
9. N. MCKIBBIN,
Office, Room 4, Haviland Block,
WIIhlngton Strait.
4’ REA.I.'"""I—:"§TATE
Orders, atesmhip Tickets.
.1 miha‘yton 8b 00"
incorporated
I NIilroId Ave.
one iiiiNU‘l‘l rnoM savor.
. suppress roan. .
I
III n[30:35:54.5 kip“ throughout.
"was IABONASLE.
a cafe in connection.
Aol‘tir. ’MIrrlll A can
Iv
lirom Wines. Liquors our
' n s
IWAN, ’rrosnmr.
) ‘6 Mo 0‘", Ms
how men.
Elfin, Life, Aocident‘nnd Plate Glass
Rents. usages. Edam, Drhfle, mn-
80uih Norvv lit. 21
I special torture. tier ”
It ',' used with In . _,
Much Satisfaction
and Its
Much Cheaper Price
“linseed.
The heat“ When all dralfe {re coin
is ihtenae.‘ and when it is ln'ecoIIIry
to liter: a fire over night, fill the stove
and close it tight. Your fire will be
. ready In the morning.
Stove Pipe Enamel
clues yous srdvsrirc A sum.
‘LIANT. eLossv ELAcK‘FiNisu as
ads‘rmo.
comes iN ONE-HALF PINT AND
PINT Sizes, WITH BRUSH.
Childish Boa.
HARDWARE. . .
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
Phone 657. '
w... w...__.._. ... m-..“ HA--.._._. _.
Lat-gs \nas'orti'nent of Boys' Suits,
Shoes, Caps, Wulsts, etc. at special
prices.
Til. GUTTLIEB’S,
IAIN'I‘AND low runnroum
it ‘No. niAi‘N or. ‘ so: Nort‘ilvsnk
hb-bb-MWWM
3; The Clifford
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
5 to 8 p. in.
Sunday Dinner- a specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
Solicited.
~ urinates REYNEKE,
Fropriotor.
r Telephone, 498.
MWW'PM
m... c.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING;
STEAM
HOT WATER
AN D
dss‘FIMING.
l‘
and mm.
so South‘MIin Street,
8o. Norwallr. Orion.
sew-II so. Norsioiki
‘ .
? , i...as week constructor: no-
' swore Home
" GRACE TEMPEST TRIO. ASSISTED
warn. AB PREVENTING IT‘F’N‘o‘M ‘
SCHOOL TIME
ssh ol‘ Fancy mu... ilolie
‘ nabs canon one ounce
Tin, Sheet Iron, Ceppel'
gross-comes
“illicit airliner
Iluswlththo‘rssiii m“ “if Ilo
showrooms { , Fluid
WO'XT‘ B THEAT¥‘I'
VEM . .
Am oooogsoinsmv
DANNY GIMMONB.
Trill PLAY ,3.
Evenings.
, Tuesdpy~—A Texas Ranger.
Wednesdaym'l‘be‘ Railroad King.
Thursday—oi Country Boy
Friday—Tho Wayward Son.
saturday~McKenuw a Fltrtation.
- Mail Moe.
Wellilésday-«Tlro Delmar Handicap.
today—Princes of Patches.
6po‘o Ii Vaudeville Novelties. I
EIIborIte Sophie and El strip Effects.
POPULAR PRICE as...
Iihot,four rows In orchestra 60c. .
to on sale It s x allies corn-
mending Thursday, October 31.
it
—’
.fi’South' Nor-walk. conn. :
Addison William“
PINARD "SCHAF'EE
Comedy Musical common.
unwise F. c‘ova'NGv,
Vocalist Comedian Dancer.
lLL'USTRATEp SONGS.
CARL STUMPF.
LYDIA DREAMS.
European Novelty Ventriloquist.
BY STANLEY WARNER AND
JAMES DUNN.
CECILIA WESTON,
The Little Broadway Comedian.
‘ HERMAN AND RICE,
Eccentric Comedy Xcrobats.
ELEBTROGNAPH;
Basket loll
hols Wink irony
rvarl Million Nidu
sorcerer 1""-
OOMPIINY r
. ~ vs,
OOLONIALS.
————.
PRELIMINARY GAME
MONTAUKS vs. NUTMEGS.
The local Conipnan téom ‘w‘iil ‘ap-
poor at the NorwIIk Armory every
Monday night through the winter
against the fastest teams that an be
secured.
Following the usual custom, «lei-"e
will be dancing free to all after thd
gImee are over. until 12 o'clock, and
the management of The Counoctlctlt
Co. has agreed to have I car have
for Winni'pouk “alter dancing In over.
ADMISSION, 25 cents.
Preliminary Gama starts‘ at 8 o'clock.
Dancing from 10 to 12. tree. ’
St. Josephs . Fair
Red Man "s you
ran 'Ili'timiliidlliiiiila
Nil. “lit.
onsclno‘bvdu lithium
militia "'
.1:
Entiltmliiiiiflt
6F“-
‘Soorh it“ III;
Nash and Voungo, ”robs.
if . I I 1.. A y911545751, ,, ..
Hurs’: lib fiends o‘an‘r
HRLO‘gB'IN SKATINngA WM»
uneoav. nor be
Amusement for spectators and
skaters. .
A prize to the most comical costume
and the best dressed cousin. ..
Frlrin, Norm.I . ascribe oi hsihet
I
Nonwntus “V5,?“ "no r? ’s. ‘
M e ,
Prolirnlnary ravage. 8 o. m.
30‘? IKATGO.
hilt
opening (lame. iiendey Evasion. ,
the new forces operating in
5. 'Bnt s. oi Harttord.
Sanitarium. of wullmgford. is re re.
To Free and correct the blood I
tirioo Thatme’nt IelAdvlsed .
sri u ‘
an; egrsat anger in oiled l‘ll
shooting pains through “incl sat
around the region of the heart: It
Insure thitt pdisonous uric and them
mat c acids are there ready to abrinfl
ling the heart's action. Don't n slect
these warpings. they are the do go!
signals us are flashes to you for sip.
You must neutralize and driye these
dodger-cue poisons from the system, or
sooner or later they will overcome you.
The only true why to cons Rheums
tism is to get at it from the inside with‘a
Urn-0.1: acts with marvelous swift-
uess upon the muscles, kidneys 5M
blood Clears out the sand like dubs
its In the muscles. iorces th kldbé s
306 ‘ to perform those duties for w icb they
Wore designed and neutralize... the sold
within the blood.
Your “pllysician will admit brat this
is the only true way to cure Etheumh
tism permanently, and shoal know
that Uricbo is the one remedy that
will do it successfully and permanent-
ly. Urico 0 is a liquid taken Internal
1y. 3 times daily. and does not contain
any morphla, opium or other so—cailed
“pain deadeners. " It is good for Rheu-
matism in any form. Sciatica. Musics:
lar inflammatory and Articular Ethan}
a'atism all yield readily to Lirlcoo .
rltc the matters at the remedy all
they can tell you of many wondsrhr
wonderful cures that Uric~0 has outdo
right hero in your own tovm
or you can obtain a trial bottle by
writihg to The Smith Drug 00., 208
Smith Bldg. Syracuse. N. Y.
, Ultc-O is sold and personally rec-
ommendcd in South Norwalk by Ed-
ward W. Kelley, Jr.
SOCIAL ECONOMY EXHIBIT.
Connecticut Industries Repreoehted It
the Jamestown Exposition.
JAMESTOWN Nov. 5.—-Never be
fore Jamestown bud an American ex-
position devoted an entire building
wholly to social and civic welfare. The
Social Economf building at the James
town Exposition in unique also {or the
notably up—iodate sbo lug or present
day social movements chI have to
do with practically all American com
munities.
erica. the National Child Labor Comi
mlttee the international Children’s
School Farm League the Osmosis
Training School for Children’s Librar-
inns and the National Association for
Jthe study and Prevenli of Tubsr~
culosln are among those organiia
tlonn which deal with the American
problems or today nn'd tomorrow
The tuberculosis exhibit Is the one
which has already been visited by
100,000 school children, and 300 000
adults in Canada, Mexico and the
States, and will go from Jamestown
to iAlllsville, Nashville. New ”leans
Atlanta. Richmond and '8 hfiorm o oth-
er southern cities ”b tariing
across the continent for the Seattle
Exposition.
The progress and product of organic-
ed labor are shown Correspondence
schools offer to aid those handicapped
by early occupation while instituti Q
(or the blind, deaf and feeble rain
appeal for those hindered by the the ~
iortuncs of birth. insurance exhibits
suck to stimulate providence and
llirilt. The better organization of the
home and the right choice of foods and
their preparation are Illustrated.
The exhibit of Jewish organizations
is a revelation of widespread activities
of a race for its own people. These
and other significant exhibits give
even the casual visitor a glimpse of
human
society and not seldom loading him to
an active part in the work of uplift
who returns home.
, hen this Jamestown building is for
the time being an active clearing
house for social progress students and
workers. No previous exposition has
been favored with so large a group of
competent. enthusiastic . people in
charge of such exhibits. These men
and women are indeed "live wires"
stimulating oven Jaded exposition visi-
tors to study and inquir about meth-
ods ior working out soc al betterment
plans in their home towus. Public
spirited folks from all over the land
are taking away More literature and
suggestions tor work in their soboolI.
clubs and churches. Union lenders
and lodge men are seeking ideas tor
turthsr extending the usefulness of
their or onlzntlons.
. Anotbir eucoptionoi feature Is the
lecture
tluuous Infrrosrrun" oi l‘otsruoptiuonl s
it“. rural conferences. .5:
gfiy, 60516! of twenty to mlrty lame
Ions. bright snappy ta ks wit lite
lavish lisc ct lantern phoi gran a.
“mo the important facts and upset cal
to the campaigns against
hm] orcu uosis and child labor. and in
library of social. literature
ed
év‘gs‘gsthorod up by error visitor;
i no hing whatever is sol In thin
lion din. lulu sou.
sing given freely“ to all who
(1 in the
even the literature
venire
duectiout is reprosog
figs?” Economy Bulldin
b
or villa plans to
crush “5.5155
on ex-
sheaths
.ptepnrsd by hills.
hob r Bureau illustrates
Gaylord
shore in the exhibit of the
Fibibhers“ Union, bl rid “ltd
Federation of labor .
.iO
WW
Those who are inclined tmstonlness
aprons that have a little baud
“MO
I r , ~
so that it doesn't “bunch" about the
waistline. ,
and 'irl'ib tightly tile muscles co trill.
it sells for 75c and $1. 00 the bottié log
The Playground Association of Am
all with its practically “cons
tb P
be”
I: r or playgrounds and the schoolr
Tris notional cross for “souvenirs“ is:
gritfldd in this building, where also a
Th5“ thing- to eat~abeolgtely
s Munlclpo ,
Fond
l‘el can
will onioy. wearing the pretty ambit”. __
point in front that lowers the in basis ‘
,us many surml sod. was a
s
' tri e “inducer then some Octoilers In
. this section oi the country
, Thomson
to perdturs for the month was 50
”cording to the word of Cooperative
Oilsbrvcr William endings, and the
menu for October for the past as
yours, is 53 so the average tempora-
bre wits three degrees warmer than
usual. The highest temperature dur-
ing the month was 74 on the 4th and
the lowest Was 26 on the sat ‘ There
19th and 215i
{3|} and lblh
soar (hiya.
cloudy days.
The ralnluil was heavier than usual,
5. Oil Inches belugl rocorded.;’l‘his being
059 Inch es in excess of the onth's
singly. reduced the deflolcn y from
7. 82 no es to 7. 23 inches. The greatest
amount of rainfall in 24 hours was 1.50
inches on the 28th There Were sieved
aye when 01 Inch or more rain fell.
here was a thunder storm on tho
29th ahd no snow squails. The pre-
vailing direction of the wind Was
northwest. .
and ice formed on the
The month sirow'ed 20
7 partly cloudy and four
~1l‘or any pain. from top to the.
from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas’
lilolectric Oil. Pain can't stay where
it is used.
HAD FERRET IN WOODS.
Game Warden Brundage, of oanbury,
Made Arrest Saturday
Game Warden Benjamin Brun'dnge,
ct Daubriry. arrested John AIIlt on Sat-
urday for having a forts: in. his posses-
iou in the open fields and was tried
before Judge Booth yesterday morn-
Ault's friends secured him a lawyer
and testified that Ault was a new com
or from Canndaand didn't know it
was against thelaw to uselerrets for
rabbits. and although he had the ani-
mal in his pocket they had told him
not to use It and he was not going to
do so
Their story didut go however with
the court and Arrlt was lined $15 and
' costs, amounting to a little over :23.
Which added to his lawyer’ a tee makes
rather expensive fun and will no doubt
be a wanting to some others known to
indulge in the unsportsmanlikc moth
or of taking rabbits.
. A SIGNIFICANT PRAXER.
“May the Lord help you make Buck-
len‘s Arulca Solve known all, "
writes J. G. Jenkins. of Chapel Iiil, N.
C. It quickly took the pain out of a
felon for me and cured it in a wonder
fully short time ” Best on earth for
sores, burns and wounds. 25c at F. H.
Baxter's drug store. I"
KEPT STORES OPEN ON SUNbAV.
WATERBURY Nov , 5.-—-Suinuel
Glickman and Ephraim Uddéiowit.
trio Hebrew storekcepers, were arrcs
ed this morning for keeping their
ulacos or business open last Sunday.
Their cases will be heard tob'nonow
Acting on the complaint of the Water-
bury Business Mops ssocintlon, the
police last week notill d merchants
in the Brdoklln and South End dis-
tricts to keep their sito'rcs closed hera-
at‘ler on Sunday, and all obeyed with
the exception of the two men arrested
Tire action of the authorities in clos-
ing the clothing and shoe stores will
mean u considerable loss of money to
the owners, most of whom are Hc‘
brews and itallans. .
Derti's Carboilzed Witch Hazel
Salve is healing and soothing. Good
for piles. Sold In The Clifford Phar-
macy and Tire Bridge Pharmacy. ”
TO and TEAMBHIP NATE was.
LIVER}? 0L, Nov 5.——~lt is contl
dcutiy anticipated in shipping circles
hcre that the formal conference be-
tween representailvcs of the Atld‘niic
steamship companies suggested by Di
rector-General Bullin, of the Hamburg
American Steamship Company. while
he was in this city a couple of days
ago, will result in ending the rate wax
and a return of the trairs- Atlantic
fares to their former level The con-
fcrcnce will it is expected, nasemle
in a week or ten days from now,
APPENDICITIB _
ls due in a large measure to abuse of
the bowels by employing drastic pill'
gativcs. To avoid all danger. use only
Dr. King's New Lite Pills, the safe.
gentle cleansers lid . luvlgorators.
Guaranteed to cure spdache. billions
ness malarial and jaundice. at F.
Baxter's drug store. 250.
ALL FOR HER IAKlo—AB UBU L.
The colored sexton ot a west
New York church had a yery styi
mulatto wife. Finding his domesio
income not quite equal to h surrender:
ho decide to apply for an probes in
salary. 0 he wrote a letter to tho
committee in charge With this oxblanw
tion at the close: “it's nullity bard
Quip a so elsliiu wll'o On it mtlskrat
salary: '--l.n es‘ Horne Journal.
'i‘ho postmaster of concoction; Md;
finniol A laugh, says, "i donnot say
too much or your Kid; try it. Fischer
'Plils. i is i like a... cw Des
wuss Kidhéy and rtld‘tr Pills are
hold by {Pkg}
The Bridge harmony. r
W, .
snows rile shown.
"I must contese.‘_' grow
isfisd nourish "that In on
many people want to
scenery.
stile bore, no
no amusements no
no titre
irons
"any come because we ave do gr-roll
label to elicit on so luggdgel”--buc~
. seated in the Tuberoril bil- o as I seine.
TherPocltét Knife era a, I?” 55er and e M R ‘
hit a rnisle WORTH ill
As no one is truth
, should “smoother that F
W will. o
intro sums "it s r M Il'itvo.to *
”$35.35* at itchli'qi‘i'afinngglh ““11““? if;
Gil .
tsunfiofildld’flfilee'tn’il to It a?! "my m WW .
or money New busts." many
school tech next. yer
Till? mtg m
9
CE.” iii “ not thy brood
upon the it
"Why should In“ call. our breed upon
the waters” sorrelb
hes balmm to be led "
- , «so “I
were three killing frosts, on he 9th. ‘
3; Ladiee’ Tan Hose,
Clifford Pharmacy and
5556195er
"Air signor.” said “It ltillltiisps:.’-1 ‘3"
D M Rood Co.
WWW 1M7.
Jail
While we regret extremely the confusion that exists
at present in certain portions of our store owing to tho rm~
provcments and the moviugoi certain stocks, \Vt‘t can clrccr»
' ftiiiv promise that these disagreeable operations will i)(‘
‘ completed ill a few days \i. 0 shall then hello :1 spurious and
convenient store in which WC icci certain it will in smith-Ir.~ '
tire to 9.11de
Marabout and Ooque Boss.
1 s eurpflsulg the w'arnlt'ir there is in a stole or scarf
0 ., Epsilout, “light as a feather, ” literally. Thcrc arcvbcau—
ti ui shades of brown and gray fora street wear. lliatk in
Ostrich, Coupe and Marahout, and same Sets include a muff
‘thnt' is soft iiuli'y and (Iciiglrtfui‘ 'to carry
lreni‘r
$25.00 and tidwn.
“For Thébitrc Wear.
Feather Stoiqs of Mafairout or Coq'ue In pale blue, pale
pink, white and srivcrfiay '
Empire and Wattcau Fans of most delicate beautt.
Some of them ominditicrctl in silk in the familiar garlands
and wreaths of the Empire period
_ Wattcdu figures, hand painted and mounted on henn-
tiful imitation ivory ”sticks ‘ f
Silk antifipaugied Fans on genuine sandalwood sticks.
Lorghctte Chili me set with amt-thyme, turquoise, coral
and topics. . . " ‘ ,“
Gun Metal Chains set with brilliants.
Vadii'y Up: in Bags of French léaihcr fitted with opera
glasses, fair, ptrwrlér put? and mirror. Room also for haml—
kcrchicf change and tickets.
A Butterfly Comb.
A late arrixal. just in time to wear to Madame Butter-
fly. It is a thing of beauty the hack set this kiv with tur—
quoise, rhinestones and olivines. ”alruiy ajcweicil butterfly.
C.
ut-
When you have time go up to the Furniture Store and
see the new Turkish Easy Lhairs and English Club Chairs.
Elevator in (arpct Store.
The 11 M56851 Ce M
RRW r855 Cltaranbo €15:
Salmons Spools“
Slopes, hissing, underwear
Long Fabric Gloves, Grey, Sale price 75c; value $1. on
Long Silk Gloves, Black, Sale price 75c; value $1. 2'5
Long Silk Gloves, Black, Sale price $1.00; value $1. so
Long Silk' Gloves, Tan, Sale price $1.25 , value
$1.75
Sale price $1. 25; var ue 1.75
Long Ki‘d Gloves, Black. Sale price $2 69; value 93 so
Long Kid Gloves, GI‘ey, Sale prise $3 59; value $3 so
NOT ALL SIZES IN EACH KIND.
Children's Black‘I-Iosc, a: Sale price too; value 15c
Children’s Tan Hose, Sale price too; value i5c
Children’s Black‘Hose. Sale price we; value 25c
Children’ 8 Tan Hose, Sale price too; value also
Ladies’ Tan Hose, Sale price we; value 15c
Sale price 19c; value 25c
Long Silk Gloves, White,
Broken lines Gent’ 9, Ladies and Children' a Underwear at sale
price-ll
MONTH-END BARGAINS IN OTHER LINES.
i
Ill Fisherman 2%
84 Washington St.
I
._.T°ii’?hi?"° 445.
ml the urn t5 rabbi-i
every “avidity of ‘toiliiiglso lit Ill
, Al Io we hoioflorfll
Good where on! good
, , 7 with. invoke, imp rubber
ii ‘ coder» ‘Ooo‘ laid by
m” “fibril.“ ”Mitch:
. vac o o .7 l
. ll {1.553.455 our: it 5’}? most excellent.
, . that life-t It like tin or iron. it is told. pliable anti wnmmi
‘ ‘ itb lino. lllnty sand it presents it ortdolleut appearance and moist!
fire.“ It il’oboibt‘ than iron «on more durable than tin It is not coated with
:7 iibre which holds wster and is soon naked on. it Is not
backed wit aspiration: or rosin. and when properly laid, more in little. it
our. ex union- or contraction.
loco oil cloth.
Wamnuu tensions yenn’ wear without repairs or at
“million a little. plain flooring. inhibit “10
by kind. Scorpion on application. .. 1 .r‘
Norwalk Chronicler