.r’
Wies'rleedat......
‘WOO! “taste-IIIII'OJQDOIU§_
Children's Flesecdat .m.
Men's Fleeced at
Maoist
wétohuty‘ Weill
~ . 9‘~“to “claim to be“
iIlprescriptioII works
QIIGoodnclbim, but we can’t
.‘ALL beb est ..
”ill It'll first tub
or All v
rt
Miss Ethel Robins, of France street
is visiting relatives and friends in.
New Haven
Ame‘etiu of e HatM kers' Scale“
til m5
ti’ Ant-ill he did (Jen
ceunl,‘ tomorrow evening
A carioad or live cattle arrived in
South Nor sill. last week, for Billy
merit, the to have street h tcher,‘
h CharlesadOsborn log‘ltlrlew ‘rl; call).
“ us succe ed A e neon as: u
chair in Albert it Pohyman’ s 5275er
shop. . .
The lighthouse tender Daisy came
LabeliLy
into South Nomallr harbor, yesterday
‘and labeled a. black spat; buoy off. Key.
7 I ser Point.
Governor Woodruff todIly authoriz-
ed the ad ion of Dennis ”Verse.
of Norwallt‘ theMystic Oral School,
for the Des . ‘ - , ,
MI and Mrs. William J. Muivihlll and
son William, of New York city, . are
filelldliig the- week with friends in
nth Norwalk. .
Carleton Often, formerly of Norwallr
new of Hartford, was a visitor in
tbwn yesterday, and is at his‘ home ill
stamina] today to vote.
.“ «Red Onions, 25c pk.; $1 bu.
lgiiwton & ..Co - ,
Trinity Mcn' s Club held a brief meet
int; last evening but decided: to ad-
ionrn‘ until Monday evening before
transacting any business.
Miss Theo Von Gal. of Danbury,
turned home today, after a few d ya
ms.
”is“ very ”mum-JV “in MM Mar” ‘1 On the tremor this month the choir.‘
‘ Harris; ”at West street.
‘ . gated
Corporation Counsel and Mrs. John
Keogh, of Sound View Terrace, have
been: entertaining Miss Louise Tiche-
nor, of Orange. New Jersey.
Archibald C Foss. of Dorian. has
the vacant Drivenport store in
his Office from the Brink building rs,
West Washington street to in ‘ :
The Volunteer Circle of the Nor—
walk M. E church. will meet after
prayer meeting. Thursday, to appoint
, a committee to take charge of the
piano fund, and also to purchase the.
instrument.
‘ dosch Brotherton, formerly ‘of Nor-
walk, "asailor on tile Unitd'd’StIztes ‘
battleship Aldb‘ama, which is at pres-
at one r in New York spent Sun-
with is parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thorod'o‘re Brotherton. of Main street
Nerwalk.
The? Republican Working Girl!) held
its last meeting at‘ the Main stl'ee
headquarters, last evening. A large
crowd was. in attendance, and. a. free
lun’,ch consisting of all kinds of sand
Wishes, pickles, coifee and soft drinks,
Willi served.
‘iltohert r.- Adams, or Stamford will
‘ outh Norwalk, yesterdey afternoon,
and strongly recommended ille‘ pen
romance of Alblni, who appears this
wreck at £10st Theatre Mr. Adams is
slimmer resident of The Nor‘wslks‘,
and has many friends here
illlie City, Council of: Norwaik met
last evening at. the Connoil chamber
in" Wall. street, but very little busi—
", tress was. transactede Only a ‘few of”
. sort.
1: etcouncilmen were present, and the
1; t bill for the month‘ was. ordered
in.“ order in ieceive. the discount
by. paying before the 10th of the Inbntll
The meeting then. adjourned «until
Monday evening at] 8 o’clock
'{M‘ suit for foreclosure against the
i-‘I‘Ina Purl; Amusement Company of
l‘dgepoIt. to recover on $150, 000
bonds, which were issued by the Chat-
fritd Company, in 1906. has been
hilpmght in the super‘ior court. by the
lttdelity Trust Company. 0;}. Bridge-
The amusement company has
noofunds With which to call in the
bonds n31]; which no inlerest has ever
osterbau pluthe part she no: in,
making a, cost of} the Loan ear
.dance tthe residence of Harry
wits, Saturday night. others who
ad‘sisted were Misses Jessie Poyves,‘
Lulu Barrett and Carrie Bowne. There
V} e about rtwenty dive couples in the
ca nsm:xotttwerw tire. and. the
feelivl les‘weré' claimed by a Jorge
“her. spec 01‘s.
, he ‘ In city meeting of sums.
wlli b if this Evening. in the 'as,
blyt‘b'iril in ‘ ‘ ,. on the
appropriations. slanted: ‘5 city;
council for the rtlbning expenses of“
trite} various departments will be acted
upon by the meeting as they“ see fit. A
no ial Postal Telegraph wire has“
received
sing dispense
Elsi a?“
. l”st
tthin street and intends to move
ll llurnn into the hall, build all the,
You will
Mrs. ‘.,H A. Crew. of 14 Elizabeth
this entertaining Otto Snyder,o
lBroo lyll. ‘:-
Mills Vivian Smith, of Paterson, N.‘
.l., is a guest of Mrs. S. W. Velsor, of
Quintard avenue
The Sixth Company, Coast Artillery;
will have their first drill of the season
on Wednesday euening.
‘ .“Rod Onions, 25!: pk.; $1 bit. .5“ D.
Lawton & Co .
wayte Raymond and Edward F.
Smith saw a production of "Little
Nemo,” in New York city. Saturday
night
The Woltlrausen hat factory in
Woodward nveuuofls closed until Wed,
holiday, in ‘order that inventory may
be taken;
Mr. and Mrs William McDonald, of
Brooklyn, N. Y.. spent the Sabbath
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
S. Selleck, of Maple street Mrwtllk.
f: 30 o'clock.
musical pragram in connection
Thanksgiving will be sung,
hold “open house" this evening at its
and was street. and the election re
turns will be recelyedr and refresh
., merits will be served. ‘.
lilies Elsie Schumann. Miss Lillian
Butzer, David Bliss, William and Pauli
'Brlggerman, enjoyed an automobile
ride to Bridgeport yesterday afternoon
and visited a friend. The trip was
made in William Iiriggermans auto,
Miss Edith Sanford, an East Nor.
.wrtik young lady, ”find two" south- Nils
walk young lady fniends, came to the
fact. enjoyed it.
'. ~—-Maine Potatoes, 5 bu. lots,
D Lawton &C
to have played a team composed large!
ly of Crofut & Knapp employee, on
Saturday afternoon, failed to put; in
their appearnnce. and the game Will
be played Nevenlber 14.
about two years ago with stealing“ a
gun in Darien was picked up in South
John Teethill, on a charge of intoxi-
cation.
of Rowayton. The accused. was given
fifteen days in Bridgeport jail thl
morning by Justice Willianr H. Wil -
molt, Jr.,-. in Darlen. ‘
p.
”M
TEL. 573-4.
15st. 5754.
lemonsnation
To the Lovers of Hugh Grade
i‘IWe extend _
asap r store all next week,
Monday. Nov 255-. and co
eiahoroto demonstration of
e ‘ Sign a
fear; at our store. These goods are the
acrile‘ of aperfection, and the best that
money
some hing- you will appreciate.
s
599°“!
5 .5 sage,
:I he. ind).
of Grace Church is to give a specliaht
‘wt ,
the regular evening service. A Song ofI' f;
The Nutmeg Club, of Norwalk. will ‘
headduarters at the corner of Main ‘
conclusion that it would be a hovel
experience to walk to Bridgeport, and j
they did so. They say they did not
mind the trip in the least, and in ‘
53c uuf
The Sheffield 5635mm School Idol
bail team, of Yale College, which was
the Amphitheatre grounds in Nori‘valk‘ ‘.
George Ilthoint, Who woe charged
Nol‘Waik Saturday night, by Office!"
Recently the theft warrant V
wits renewed sud lldPoint was turned La
over to Constable Edward J Ladrigan, .
cordial inyltation to ;
“9111',
lilir‘ol‘lgh the wée‘ix. we w r ‘ I
spend; 091-.
{rectal indudeMeuts dp‘ri the dem- '
on's tlon‘. Every ldIl y in t a town is ‘
espe ally” invited. .. Thisielr elhiplt is ‘
.. tee of‘ the Illeadmasters' association.
1 an organisation ctnupbsed of the head
“‘ “ cast, that Saturday at the Heubleln, in;
llotcli‘kiss school,‘ Lakeviile‘.
‘ KILLED av AN IRON sArl.
new JBERIA, La. Nov. 3~cmr-.
‘ on the time and topic for the annual
‘ siding oiiicer‘ was the president, Hor
- hoe l)
58 WALL STREET, ,
L'CALLs EVERY DAY
, .FoR HUSTLING
i
ii “shots and Connor‘tables will interest everybody who hos warm
. :bedtclutbimt to, buy. and who is not adverse to may money. Stocks are the,
@8981:th
EVGYYthing in the Optical Line
Eves Examined Free. _ “
prions, 43s. .
you will need
and. at this AtoIe the largest has
69c to $7 50‘
i5 00
i acumen. I
’ New Diorama" ur-
nor
whélt? ids romemhe
gill" after an overni
‘ went to anyone by mail free of gcharge,
Eradicator ”Will Trailer” I.
A few monthsm ago the dispensers of.
l the new discover for the cure
em ‘ so. o l .. d
success of anything
I! up trade in the last.
at! his drusr‘nsis. in-
- ll 0rd Fbarnracy. saw.
alley. . that hNorwalk, are
It yids the postal Walnut s as
adopts else that jar. ,
as at access is do surprising
bait. in eczema
“realism stops . , listing with
lloation preseason to heel inl-
. d Icure o ouic cases i ‘
, . ‘r skin troubles.
A ll pies. blackheads. acne.
herpes. - blotc es, Ian .Ie'tc., results
application.
po‘sle. III are
I xp‘erimental samples
Emergency Laborbto cs, 32
he
‘ ””41“? Street; New York
. ‘DEATHa av watches; ;
' j new HAVEN, Nov. fir-Deaths due
violence in the state totalled 75 for
month ct. October, according to
otflclal records. Of this number flf-‘
yI‘ Were the result of accidental caus-
s. four were homicides and 21 sul-
. idea. As usual, carbollc acid claimed
the greater number 40f the suicides,
the persons having chosen to end‘
their lives by that menus. Next in
‘.' the list stands shooting, With a total-
fI.five There were three by nephwa
““ I ntion, two by hangingynnd one each
»’ by train" and drowning.
0f the acci-
YOUNG MEN
. .vv’v’Ho LEARN
BOOKKEEPING.
“SHORTHAND,
I: TYPEWRITING, AT
Grace Church started on the winter ‘ “ ‘ '
schedule yesterday and instead of the.
evening services being held at A: 30“ 9‘
they are now held at the regular time,
‘ South‘jNorwslk.
v
,and style. In represented.
86 Washington Street.
. or will
[ladle‘
Net Val is
Net a
' HEADMAerns .
Decide to Hold Animal Meeting In
Boston, DecEmber 28 and 29. .
A meeting ’of the executive comrnlt
masters and principals of the larger
preparatory and high schools of the
Hilrttor‘d, for the purpose ‘of deciding
meeting of the. association. The pre-
aft. headmaster of Taft's
school, aterbuly. The business meet.
not: live coilimiite
, Edens, .Iztihesselenth b03113
- ,, Ed‘Wal‘ m ey, of 6
thirtieth list school, who Is in Europe
1‘8'
Thesis press i to
Rt t
N E Ryan _& Co.,
' 325,50 fort
sires. ..‘5II tor tilt, s‘s
We don' t know where you can get a more complete or more sat;
isfaetory line of Gloves than We carry. , ‘
Better get your new Fall Gloves now, while every size, color
South Norwaul.
such as on
the but is plotted e
' the 5.555.: 'r'h
u .‘m stiles, ..... u l
u ussor-sn...l.
11001. '
; allsnher 'l‘lray
tree. Mass:
Executive .
Stearns, Phillips a‘ lid
Mass; the Rev Huber
dren playing in ‘a barn inst ‘outside‘I
I g. was crushed to death, one died Of in-
‘riuries resolved in a polo game, twat.
dental deaths. 13 were. by train, eight,
‘ enrolls were drowned and a sim an
other burned, six petitions died as a
nit of falls, four were uspliyrtiatéd
nd four killed by automobiles, two
were victims of the trolley and one
ere robot and one person she “lubed
airs, buffets “ and necessaries
Each piece is strongly and durably
made. from the most artistic designs,
w rrailted to give thorough sat—
ycie, vaiveless e
of trouble entirely‘ obliterated. The only
Fool proof.) The man who
novice.
‘Buollleif, I ,
New lberia, today discovered the had-I
ly mutilated body of a well dressed
. apparently about 8. years gldwi
3‘ showed. t.ilai
It [Willi and.
‘ volume all the laws and. no t dents»
films. This Ihantiuiiwillbe
”5’ mouse practical traumas .
5‘ whet remarkable. in "
‘inter State waterways. the. incronsinx _
«Ditties that are being made. arable
:lpuched will beyond doubt be dlrectiy
P increased.
‘utes and all court decisions which
lions on both navigable and non navi-
will include all ‘acts which relate to
water, and all statutes which concéru
«Dilation absolutely complete. and ac-
‘fouce handbook.
' ‘ ready comparison possible, not only 1"
the general tendencies ofI the labs“ ‘
I g of water power, ‘which has already ‘.
‘ whole into the hands of comparatively
y of water. power and water-developed
. dolls advantage to- the few possessors
, sc‘rbtula, pimples, rashes, etc. are due
. skinned.
cobrpilhig for gpuhiicaiibn ‘
ions; both State and Eudora!» which re
intently. the uses of water in tbmlltnlled.
o to»
number. oilinterestsm woollen”
by. these lawn: math bassoon. stunne- “
tion has been made hate I his a. [Both
the constantly. growing. deniapdr. for?
utilisation Minster, power for the de-
veionnre‘ntt of electricity, and the with
suture areas of semi-arid western
through irrigation, these law at the
present time affect the interests of a
wide variety. of indeuals and cor-
porstions. and in the immediate future
the number whose business is directly
The work which the Natlo
servation. Commission is data along
this line is extremely there it an
the compilation will be compete '
will Include all State and National stat
l Gon-
concern water rights and kindred cues
gable stretms and lakes. The citations
riparian rights, and public usufruct of
‘mrns. pollution of water, interference
with navigation or the use of streams
for power, clamoring of streams. di-
vcrtin'g streamiiow,‘ and so onwin
short. all acts which affect the use of
waters and their private Appropriation ;
to power an other purposes. in the;
heck Will be included also some auth,
orltative discusion of the principles in-
velvéd in these laws
The National Conservation Commie
also in its endeavor to make the com—
curate halt haliedu on the Governors
of all the meters or assistance fluid
the replies in’ every instance says
promised support. Considerably more .
than half the IStthH have sire ally tn!-
pointed State ConseI'vAtion Colbmio- ;W
stops for the specltld purpose oi coop ‘l
crating with the National Commisyon
in its work of gathering the material
which will be embodied in the report
to the President the first ,of the your.
in the other States the‘ State officials
whose work most nearly touches this
project are at work. ‘
A single volume containing all to
laws whisk beer upon the‘ use of w t4 ,
ers in the various parts of the country, ,
will be an exceedlngly useful refer
It holds possibilities
of an even greater usefulness in that
it will exhibit within limits that. make
and decisions on this subject but the ‘1
discrepancies that‘ exist between the _. *
regulations ot difleren‘h States. . .
The fear is‘ frequently expressed that ‘
the tendency towards monopolilrationl
made very great progress in some
parts of the country, will result in prac- ,
tically all of this extremely valuable
Iu‘l'til‘ral resource from the people as a ‘
a few men, with resulting higher cost
electricity to consumers and a treme‘n- ‘
It this detract ls justified by the pres-
‘ept mills, it: is a mutter of. great. rm»
penalties to nlake5‘ this fact eminent
at. once. g .
could be more effective than such a“
presentation of all the lawa on the" ‘~"
subject as that. which the Commission
is planning 5 . .‘ 5 _
. ~Mbat dietignring shin- eruptions.
to impure blood. Burdock Bleed Bit
ters is n. clet'mslng blood tonic. Makes
you clearjeyed, clearsbrained. 91°?” .
In this car 148
Needs Owns. Treatment
Drink ii at
- breaks up tits 9 Jill
and buries love.
looted (
thOusan ’ I
crayons:
calm my iiquo
be
that the drinkxwiil not be Missed
cures the d
. til i . s
”in bag“ ;.r
in
118
is. thoroughly scientific and. is so all
a registered alternates {entitling}.r , .
to a remnd of your money if on
fails to effect a cure.- Booklet o
to Cure Drunken'ess.”
request in plain sealed wrap
erine Co., Waehingt 1,!)
Orrine is in‘
which can be given ecretl
the petient's knowledge: ’
[forth ”for those who Wish
Sen
for
si
tistic‘. The dignatari‘es Who
rumortailz‘ed are to lieI
in laurel or
list is to be narroWed down
:Wushington s and‘ Franklin’ 3.
lin‘ 5 face is” to adorn the one
lane, and? all the others are ‘to “beat
“I“ of the filth‘er of his .count ‘
Walton—Why do you call.
orier a jail pessimist? Keepers-«H
alWays‘ looking: on ‘the outside. Phil;
dolphin Telégr‘dph‘ ‘ ‘
shownln
‘der‘ed el ipses ‘
‘ fit is only 655 of
For this purpose nominal ‘ why won-ten prefer neon
queen‘ouauty shoes stiller I.
as a Paris glove fits the hand,
1
"dozen re k'
Shoes to all others
NMaghington
Phone 466.
‘“ we.
‘De (mentions cheerfully giyen t all who are iptér to
th ’
s of~all
Norwalk Chronicler