6:45, Intense.
on "Mm
down met. TELEPHONE
= . ALLc
we be mmm
lulu apartment .
Branch 0 cc. Norwalk
ditcr'c once
_ ity Idl pittance
coolant! uorrcns
"MASON“; DIRECTORY
“Special Colmmmlcction of old
.No‘. 108, F. and A. M..
itc NOml, Nov. 17th,
:ock p. m. .wm-k. M.
'ed b abcnquet. All
crdicliy and fraternal-
' ‘ “int/lied.
‘ Prater
, . malty you".
~ ROBERT M. Wthox. acc'y.
out Oct COmmunlcctIOn of Old
I Lo go. No‘ 108, F. and A. M.,
held at lite rooms NW. 16th,
It 8 o'clceli p. at. Work. M. M.
_ c. foilowcdl by a banquet. All
for Mason: cordially and frater-
'il,y1lnvited. ;
. Fraternally yours,
‘ ROBERT 3M. WILCOX, Sec’y.
"""""" E EUETNEBeIMEN's
.; CIATION.
The proposed ‘ reorganized Merch-
e'land Manufacturers‘ Association
m y at the very outset of its new ca-
reex- be the means of locating a thriv-
ing industry here. There came to
hand this morning, addressed to the
Board of Trade of the city a. commuv
nitration from a live concern now lo
.cated in greater New York. which for
want of more room is compelled to
look for larger quarters and is desir-
ous of locating at some point near
New York.
. The company manufactures drawn
‘ and stamped metal products, and par-
ticularly milk and cream cans and
soda tanks. it wants a properly with
abbot 260 feet along the railroad
tracks with a factory one story in
height with a main building affording
‘ 16,000 to 20,000 square feet of floor
space. The company employu about
100 people and has an annual payroll
of $60,000. it is desimus of either buy-
ing or leasing the required property.
The fence of the quarters now occu-
pied expires in April, 1912.
When Old Home Week at Nortl,
Adams, Alarm. was suggested over a
lz'ear ago. ironic of the skeptics uhoolt
g their heath-t, and feared it would not
' be a success. The affair took place
t during September, nttti already the
city feels the effects. which it in be-
lieved will result in permanent benc-
flt. ’l‘hreo outside concerns. attract
811 to the city by reason of its enter»
prise, and the attractions not forth
in its Old Home Week book. are al-
ready negotiating for factory sites.
and the trade from towns within a
t‘udlua of twenty ‘milou hut-t increaut-d
WIJMPI'YIIHY, funny people of those
places being attracted to the place.
The North Adamo committee believes
in Old Home Worth celebrations. wants
Other places to hold them. and iii will-
ing at any little .to give information
to any city or town contemplating
such a celebration. it is him glad to
give at any limo information concern-
5 ing its illdllllil'lt'ti. A copy of the (lid
‘ Home Week intuit has been roceIVod
at this office. and will be shown any
one interested.
n.”
weak—«w..—
. ‘ Mrs. Stetcon'a came sot-mu a strange
one to ontuidcru. licr attitude llllil
been the canon during the past few
' i \twp‘oks of alumni. innumerable front
palm stat-ion on the Ulll‘iillllill Science
Church; and now the completely fauna
about. and ultra: "My lotulor'n leitor
induce! the to built-ye that i may have
been wrong, wiletto 1 full that i Willi
abioltttely right." ,
W... “.4.
Wonder if the ltttmricmt 'i'ciopltone
t“mnpuny. now tlilii it hurt control of
the Wootern linhm 'l‘oiegruph (lotto
puny. will rip up ioiopltonn attach-
ments on the It-ini‘lrttph wli'i‘N nttd call
the plantation phopeurnltta‘.’
... i... . a... m...
in South Norwaliit thorn is a move-
merit on foot to jitolinh t-iundny foot~
w: bail. in one or t ‘o more Sundays the
« mice to pretty little to abollali Ittielfm-
, it fiance Jolifllim.'h disturbances ma-
terialile.-~Atistntiu sentinel.
.w...
-lw... “a.
ivory little bit helps in ”19 way
of hotter appearance of the city as
but" without that repairingm
not about the uiiroud property in
' , the bulinctnt «zenith
Them in no reduction in the num-
4, at people who can tell how thiuac
it! be door- aid apparently no in
, In the man or who actually do
W. from thin morning South
m came cit , in hinting a ditpllv
We! the dark day in France yu-
‘ mode-t about home attain. unmet.
Call the engines worth $20,000 each
.mm... m m“
. AU‘U‘I‘MD Tactile.
, The New Hana papers. clwcyc
that there "ream cutomcbiicc It
the Interesting cpcctaculcr pct-form-
cacc known as the Taming of the Ti.»
er on Saturday in that city. if this
in a fair soon and if the machines
wcro'worth on the average 32,000 each.
“that mean: about “0.000.000 worth
of cutomobilery. on the grounds. That
is come, when you come to measure
it in dollars. The steam railroad ran
twenty-four extra trains. It is assumed
that there were ten cars in each train,
that means 24 engines and 240 cars.
and the cars $10,000 each (presumably
a double valuation) and you have $2,~
880.000 an the value of the rolling
stock used by the railroad; in round
numbers one-quarter what the auto-
mobiles were worth. Cut the automo-
bilea dowu from 5,000 to 2.500 and
their average value to $1,200 (which is
ridiculous). and they willbe worth $3.-
000l000. which in itself exceeds the
value of the steam rolling clock——
Hartford Courant.
“.—
_....._._
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
—-.——.~
A liosion writer complains that the
miniature in that town no longer
preach about hell. lloaton preachers
must be trying to get the men to go
to churcii.-Chicago liccortl-lierttld.
+
About three billion sticks of chow-
lng gum are made itl this country
every year. Presumably thou the
country is quite stuck up. though it
doesn‘t uhow it.—~Alhauy .Iouruul.
-—e~
Caruso has shaved off his mustache.
Chief Rancher of the local fire depart
ment baa done likewise. Fairbanks
has parted with his beard. ltuzor
trust stock is going lI|I.--:\'t'w iiutcn
Palladium.
—O—-
William Robinuott, a New Mexico
editor, has declined the govornorsllip
of that territory. lie liliyu he would
rather be an editor titan a governor,
He knows the difference betwccn “I“
ing the aseailant and being the as.
tailed.g~»\l\'otuuu'u Daily.
- --O-—-
Now that the governor of Missouri
has offered a prize of SIJIUU for a
ttalo song. poets throughout the coun-
try are naturally interested in tit.-
tncstion whether he will accept
‘ltout'i" as a straight rhyme for "Mil-‘9'
touri.” ~~lionion ilioiw,
a».
The net earnings of the New “th'D
road for the first tliiill‘ft‘l' of tho [ti’t'u
ent fiscal year. show an illt'i‘t‘ilh‘t‘ oi
81.il;’2,.\‘titl over the figures for the
corresponding period of ittat your. Title
in a handsome gain and Indicates tin-
improved condition of Now England
lililllfili'yz-Wllill‘ii'tll‘tl '1'illlI'R.
.m..."
OTHER SCHEMES TO DEFRAUD.
Piano to Catch the Farmer: Being In»
vectlgated by Agricultural De-
partment.
\\'ASlliNG’i‘ilN, Nor in, Solo-titer
to defraud the farmer and tho Would
he further. meaning the city liilill. who
is attracted to the country hl' upvcioua
ltdvr-rilscnwni. are receiving the hi-
tontlou of the Department of Axl'ictti-
lill‘i' and It is probable that Secretary
Wilson in hilt forthcoming nliIlilflI rc
port, will sound a note of warning to
the tm-r-crotiuions.
Vast frat-ta or airport purr- unnd
left after the cutting of the pine irons
arc being udvoriiectl an farming horde
of tho lint-st description; untiraitnld
swamps are ticacribt-d as priceit-uu
poliet-uuiouu, and all aorta of induce
urchin are hold out to attract purchau
era of those alleged worthless Inntiu.
A favorite device in to net tnnny thou-
Htindu of lllhlii or milliliter of fruit irtwn
on continua range lands incapable of ‘
producing anything better titan sag»
bruult. and another is to offer to the
unwary. anode or bulbs of come remark-
ablc hybrid plant that will prudncc
- ” The on baking powder 2
from Royal rape Cncmcf Tartar
‘ ~mcdcfrom Gum——
HAD A MUSICAL axrycuuoou.
Golden Rule Circle Entertain: at the
Home of Mrs. Abram Fitch.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters of tho Not-walk (Tottttrcgtr
lloual (flint-oh hold a troll attended and
vory enjoyable musical aftt-t‘ntmn you:
tcrday afternoon tti tho homo of Mrs.
Aht'ttm Fitch. itt Morgan il\'t‘ll|li‘.
The artiste participating in the pro-
gram ltlt'ltulod Professor Alex. 8. (illr
son, MlSS Lillian (little. and Miss ()livt-
(tray. Pl'uft-uuor illbann and Miss
(luth- \vorr at lin- pittno and Misc
(tray played scwrnl violin ut'lot'iltlnl-l
with great fooling and Min. illimon.
\vllo l‘l‘lltlt‘l‘i‘il Si‘H'i‘lll \tu'ltl ntlntbt-t'u.
was ill own moto than tlauully linu-
\‘illi‘i‘. '
'l‘ltt- hoax" \vuu prviiily decorated
for tho invasion with palms and
i'lll‘)‘h‘illiillt‘llllilllti and Mm. Flltill was
ttuuinlod lo rtwoltiuu by hit-a. Sarah
Stuplos and Mrs. (I. It. l-‘ltrlt. futility
tt-frt'ehtttt-uiu Wot-v aotvt-d. 'i‘lttI nilvor
t‘ullt‘t‘iiolt will be for tho hcnoili of
illl‘ i‘ll't'll'.
m. . -_.......M .-
GEORGE CROCKER VERY ILL.
NICW YORK, th. IT."'NII change
was reported today in the condition
of tlvortgo t‘rot‘itt-r, tht- t‘aliforttin nill-
lionairo. who live uorionsly ill til his
home here on Fifth tut-nut;Y Mr
(‘rocltcr is suffering from t-u cor nl
Illl’ stomach and his luufllvl‘. William
(‘t-m'ltot‘, said today that tho path-nil:
condition wan such that Ihtl lvftitib of
his life was probit-iiiaiit‘nl.
-——¢
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NICW Yillilx'. Not 17 - Artlvml: Sii',
tr...” 'i‘ho. caramel.)
TURN OF THE TIDE.
What a. beautiful thing is friendship.
WI‘ think, as We pr‘eci our friends at
tho tioor with aortic of limiting We!»
route, and they the same to us. and
We enjoy our hit-swings together. Ah
the title of fortune l'ililti in and the
friends increase in nmnhor, m- think
what a beautiful thing in friendship.
an we welcome them at ottr fitmi.
lint the tide of fortune turns suddenly;
sickttcsn. and death. and sorrowr that
Room to rend the soul come in, and no
sulfur alottum-nione in our uttl'l‘tm‘u
with n uricf loo grout to be borne-g but
suddenly iltt- clouds~ rem-tn liitwl. \Vt-
ltntl forgotten our i'ttlillfttl frittntlu.
’i'ht-y unruly would (‘tlllit‘ now in shari-
ottr sorrows tho name an tin-y had our
jovs. We wait. and wait, in [l.‘|lit'll(‘i‘.
and still they do not come. 'l‘ht'n it
coon-u to tie, ()it, no antllywthoy had
gone with the turn of the title.
11. 1’lfii.l.l-Z.\'.
m...-
EXPEDITION T0 NICARAGUA.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 17.--tlencrul
Manuel lionilia. former president of
Honduras, who was tit-posed in 1006.
‘5 fitting cut an expedition to Nicar
audit to useful. (lull. ‘ltluirnda, leader of
tho revolutionary fnrrv according to
ropot'te in the Latin \ Hurlcan colony
here.
The tit-pound Htliltliil‘flfl official. cc-
cordlna to ills iiit'litle', intends to ac-
:ttx-d in tho otut'thtuw of Zolaya find. if
sorrowful. to lulu « barge of a rt-voitt:
lion to tostott- ltltt. pit to power in
”illlillililh‘. "
Thtt'u :ll‘t‘ in Ull‘lllllH about 7,500
ltoxpttd. lti which 1,2410tiiltlvlmiit‘llis
Zoolanti. Atttwvrp.
‘l lbs. i‘ttiiinrnia l‘rutn-s: ......... 25c
‘1 lbs. l‘:\iiil intruo l‘lllllvv'” ...... 25c
3 plots t'utruntu ................ 25c.
'3 Mills, liaisinu .................. 25C
It lbs. tumul- littiuitm ........... ..25c;
tdxtt‘n li‘tlllt‘y t‘itrott. 3
llrnnuu and Lemon I'm'l. l
I’kg. lhttou. }
lt‘nucv Allllii‘l-l. llotnv (trown t't-lor
flower. ()l‘llllgt'h‘, ”input. and Sou-rt i‘ltl
:0 NORTH MAIN STREET
Butter
Cheese
Teas
Coffees
thouuands of dollars an nrro.
The real character of tho lnndu. An-
rlcttiittrni Department officials ethic.
might finally be ascertained by inquiry.
of the state authorities.
A few tnonthtt turn the Department
of Agriculture made an ittvoaiiutttitm
ittto the "WM“ of a hurry which Willi}
advertirtcd in be it wonderful hyhriti,,i
combining the proportion of tho l‘ill'i'iii
fruits, but it watt found that it. had lit-
tle or no value an a fruit product. i
o... ~W m... .1...
CHIPPBWA lNDlANB ROUNDED UP
WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.«-"Iiot-lt,v
Boys." a band of Chippewa tntlittnu
said to belong in Canada. have been
rounded up in Montana under the cup-
erlntondent of the Blackfoot lttdittn
Reservation. according to information
received at the interior Department.
There are one hundred and liventy-
two pornomi in the band. who have
been roaming around the country ”to
in: on beat they could. When they
were tniton in hand their ponie- were
entity in need of ctthuiatencc. and tho
hurt-an of button Altair- hnre anthem
ed the camadiiurc of $1.000 for that
mlrpocc. The bond will be held our
lag the winter of the Election tuna
cy and next opt-lug will be taken In
the More of the Innervation.
uranium in IWWIOUHD.
BIRHN. Nor. filmy in fatal
becoming concoction by c m cow
M to w, . '
W
W33"
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTE
3 lbl. FANCY HEAD RICE, 25:: 3
A. F. Beckmann 8. Co.
Canned Goods
Everything for the Table
WARRANTED FRESH £008. 601.. 45c:
FRESH GRAHAM WAFERE OR FIG NEWTONS, pound
lili’ " illiiill‘ twdtt-l
New Fruit and Canned Goods Arrived
:l t‘ntts ‘l‘umalm-u ..,....... . . :'. . .25C
:i calm t‘urtt .................... 25C
1'. t‘una l'rttu . .................. :25c
11 (‘iiflll Hilt‘t‘tildhh ................ 25C
ldll’gt‘ t‘ttnr: Minimums! ...........:‘.5c
t. (‘unu Surdinox ................. 25:
:l .lut's .lttin ...................... 25c
I'uiutnos, 5 int lot. par bu. . . .85c
y. Spinach. Stvm-i Potulwu. t‘:tttli
c-r.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
PHONE 143
Wines
Liquors
Eggs
H,pcr pound. ...... ...........'tao
GOOD E008, cox. .....3tic
oh. CRANBERRIEB ....... 25c
....10ti
We Give Extra Stamps with Our Popular Teas and Coffees
fittidvr'u (lyuittr Cocktail Rance.
hilt, ......... . ............. 230
(flirt lit-and Luncheon Filth
iioo. run .......... .........I.’lo
Largo llotlio liluo lAihol Ketch-
up 210
animal.“ nuns“ iidttiwitif '2' iii.
llkll. ..10c
.a-rc..¢...ct-A.
Ia and as Warninatcn It.
George Ehret’s Famous Bottled Beer. 24 Bottles for 81.15
WI DILIVRR TO ALL PARTS OF THE TOWN.
Phone Colt 440.
Monarch Ilrutld i‘utunp, httt...10¢
t‘irown Anti-r llrand Apparaxttn.
can
lh-l Monte Allitllf‘tiitiln ’f‘iptl,
run ......... ........25c
Acme iirnud Wnaitod Malt. jar 25c
(french llrund Flint. jar .......30ii
Illulnarclt I‘iert'lngs. Jar ......250
“0th Dim-fit.
BUTTER !
Now II
the Inter before the
OExtra W special 0
our time to leave in c supply of norm for
We hm
die 0111 one of Buttmthc cm.
”Scum! IN run more
The Greet. All? To
BUTTER !
adv-aces.
From 2 on
6 o’Clock
Muslin t‘oraot (‘ororn lace and
Int-d. i'nll fronts, all sizes; t‘I-guhtr
THURSDAY, 4 HOU
ARI-W450 Damask
us lttt-lt l‘nl-lrdcht-d Table llama
.‘iI ~I5-t' yard.
THURSDAY. 4 HOURS. 2%
Thursday’s 4 Hour
SALE
embroidered trini-
4):“
mic-20c value.
RS. 19c
, 29c~
sit, sold routtlttrly
reittllttr prlCc 250.
Ladics‘ handle
lllfltlt- of morocco
THURSDAY, 4 HOURS, 12 MC
75c Wriét Bag, SOC
THURSDAY. 4 HOURS. 500
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 1’1. M
From 2 till
6 o’Clock -
It does, not seem necessary for us to speak on the subject of tomorrow’s values, as
the public know of the offerings we make at our Thursday's Four-Hour Sale.
Intending this list you will surely find several articles that you can
tilt I
Buy to Your Advantage
$2.98 Sweaters, $1.98
i
-~ Women's WOol Ribbed Sweaters. all sizes and
colors: considered big value at $3.00.
THURSDAY. 4 HOURS. $1.98
250 Corset Covers, 190
5c Handkerchiefs, 30
Women's and Children‘s White chtstitched liand-
iterchicfs; DC value.
THURSDAY. 4 HOURS”; 3c
25c Dutch Collars, lZlc
Embroidered and Lace Trimmed Dutch Collars,
. .
(‘hoiee of entire stock
and strap lingo, fitted with puree.
and seal; regular The value.
Lutllt-u' \Vltilc Walrus,
tritium-d. :tluo tailored xlylcs. with
link cuff: sold regularly at slfitl.
$1.50 Wais‘ts, 690
inch and
THURSDAY. 4 HOURS. 69c
t'llllll'illilt'l'i'll
tncltu and pocket,
99c
tptttlili~ iloiil-d Swiss; usually sold
$1.50 Shams and Scarf,
Ruffled Shame attd Srnrfu in match, ttntdu of line
THURSDAY. 4 HOURS. 990
750 Flannelette Gowns,
While Pliiflili'lt‘llt' Night Gowns, oxtrh i‘uii cut;
regular “”00 Tina
THURSDAY, 4 HOURS. 47c
47c
:Hfill.
at Stan.
$3.50Feather Boas,$1.l9
(‘oque lv‘cathc‘r
THURSDAY, 4 HOURS, $1.19
lions, fttll length; regular price
llurk ’l‘nwulu, {n.l siyo, rod llili‘tll
valuv
THURSDAY. 4 HOU
lzic Towels, 6c
“\‘lounn" littir
-r.~‘; t‘a-utilar lL‘Ttgt‘
RS. 6c
$2.00 “Vienna” Puffs, 980
firefly olnutern, all shrub-N; regularly sold at $2.00.
THURSDAY. 4 HOURS. 98c
l’ilmi. tlaiutily arranged into very
he Domet Flannel, 4c yd.
Extra quality home! it‘innnei. regular pl‘in- tic yd.
THURSDAY. 4 HOU
500
RS. 4c
50c Peroxide, 15c
ltlvoz. bottle of boat Peroxide,
5"".
THURSDAY. 4 HOURS. 15c
Whm— ”MW
,M«._w..w . . an.”
“E
6
iv
.., cram-um— ..
l‘urao and mm (‘uso cmnbincd. fancy mctal coin
t-t-inu; regular price Mic.
THURSDAY, 4 HOURS, 25c
Purses, 250
uoid tuuttlnriy ni
250 Hair Rolls, lZlc
B-Ivlnch iialr ltoll. all shades. regular 200.
THURSDAY. 4 HOURS, 12 1-20
.f-MAAW
“0m 5519“
nit liillii illii iiililill’
iiiiii no it
(Continued from First/rage.)
strnlat of tratlo. Qttetttiomt of law
which were finally taken to the United
titan-n Supreme Court for settlement
were decided against the doinndantrt
and the prompt trial in for the pur-
pono of oucertainlnx if it boycott anti
conspiracy cxintcd.
When the court adjourned October
20, after having the hatterc‘ once be-
fore it for three weekntho lawyer-tiller
the plaintifht were engaged in reading.
extract- trom the Journal of incl:
United Hatters. 'l‘ho tit-ct part of the
trial vac given
the American ration
momma film‘ummbcmm.
on error
medium from the Journal 3
militia: “more were continued.
thol
u to the matter of Mr. hat but
of imbor'c rotted and It
bac- cci. in rm.
t
colts. it was alleged in the complaint.
were merely stops in a, preconceivmi
scheme by the United Hatters modeled
by the Anterictm Federation of labor
to ttalmtice all but shops that did not.
already are the union label. It is
claimed that the boycott output the
Dahlmry ilrm was delayed until the
boycott of H. H. Roelofu I: Go. Wan
completed. when all energies were to
he beat against the Dcnhury ill-m. H.
H. itociottt I: (in. attrrcndored to the
union leaders Jilly is. 1002. and ten
days later the strike against D. E
lmwc I: 00. no on.
Miter: to the Journal were read
at
,from "chic In different part: of the
country. chowinx how effectively the
nucleic boycott wu being carried on.
ltncmrrning own» was re on,
from Mn Antonio. ’1‘“. At Sect c the
was mind that the
ltooltm but would receive the came
the treatment.
A methanol: to the butter
written by P. It. “cash.
but «outcry of the Inuit: Not-welt:
on no clan i hit
nursin- «ti him “We
been “unanimity her all
your-til
craiiouittt. At the foot of the adver-
tiecmcut wan the announcement that
John ti. Stetson to Co. and H. B. Row
Info at 00.. both of Philadelphia. and it‘.
Borg it (30.. of Newark. were non-un-
ion concerns. This advertisement was
continued from month to month, but
in the September number the acme of
It‘. lit-rs It 00. no longer appeared and
by November only the name of John
B. Stetson it (to. we: left.
After this interruption Mr. Merritt
continued reading from the Journal
of the United Hatters. A letter from
one of the agents in sea Antonio en-
pcarlag In the June number caused
mirth in the courtroom. It told of a
law cult which the writer brought
against 0. doctor who automated hi-
on: of bio on for the union llholn.
The agent did not win his unit and ho
a he no up “can i from the first.
because the cry m c in?! of farms
are. The be h of the recruit: for the
day tn- to their the utwt of mu"
3 enact If. If. Recipi- & Co. in
that?“ and wont.
Norwalk Chronicler