. lac NAPklNS at 500 to ”.00 I dog.
‘ ~ complete assortment of SCAMS.
mums and DOYLIEB.
s. K. BAN“
,.. .
MAHAOKIMO HOTEL 3L0 KN
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘5
‘) ri.‘ “
r
ENiNG estate“, Istapuoua
12-2—Newa
- ran: a I
he —Edltafltl’rlt' «ileum.
mob—City iditor’qjflaaldencg
Arthur Selby, of Ansellia, has secur-
’ ed a position as cloth ill the store at
N. T. Prowltt 8:. Company, in Nor
walk.
Mr and Mrs.. A. Balloons. at South
Norwalk. were calling guests on Wed
nésdny and Friday 0! friends in Mill
Plain . _. .,
M
There. will be a total eclipse of the
moon in this section of the world on
Baturdny morning from 2. 15 to 5: 42
o'clock.
Mls Louise M. Foster, olReed street,
has gone to Danbury, to remain over
the holiday as the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. '1‘. H. Foster.
Eldrcd Brunstrnp, who recently re
signed his position with Regers 8: Ste-
vens, has taken a position in the elllce
ot- the Daniels llat Company.
tilt Will Vere Petites Decreein
Declaring Enaclmenl by Con-
gress is Now an lrn'pcra-
live Needs
i
inspected to happen to the Republican
gallonillors of Congress who come up for
re‘elébtion next year in case the 'i‘ni‘t
platform pledge for a postal snvlnnlr,
dormitory system should not be kept,
is indicated by letters received by
on "rent an t
To? Weld. At the same time reports
:Avom Washington confirm the expects
koplllCAGO. Nov. 24 ~What may bet.
tire Postal Savings Bank League at r 4
; its Chliago headquarters anti editorial .. ‘ ‘
in by editors both East
.r
$20.00 or it senor neAvt Abbi mill com
:41 will give an added sent to your
2
(loll that Senator Aldrich and the co-
Eel-lethal but the turn: our through
ave plans laid to smother the Carter
postal bank bill or any substitute. to
talk it to death or side track it as their
expediency may roduire.
, It is known that President Taft
in his next message will vigorously
advocatethe postal bank plan, both
in fulfillment of Republican party
pledges and from unequivocal faith in
the measure as a stimulus to the
thrift or the nation. Former Senator
W E. Monomeric. ofthe oxecutirecom-
mittee ol the Postal Bank League,
went, to Washington to confer with
resident Taft oil this matter and was
assured that the administration ellorta
(er enactment of the Carter hill will
be vigorous. lint the dictum or the
hostile banking Interests as yet has
not stirred the public to make an
equally determined stand for the postal
bank measure
‘1‘he public is prowling and pro lug
increasinglv angered over the preterit
tarifl revision fiasco but It In too late.
~The time is now at hand when
carpenters and builders begin putting
up storm sash and doors. Best and
most convenient way is to call up the
firm of St. John & Keyser. Phone.
810 Prices right and service quick
A large cistern, x0 feet, is being
construcw'tl on the wife erty of Cluett.
Perthody a company ill. the corner of
North Main and Union. street
Mrs. Dudley Hunt rWnihrldge or
New York city, is a est 0! her on
cie and aunt, former-r A war and Mrs.
Richard H. Golden. of West avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham.
(rt Lowe street, left. for Philadelphia
yesterday, where they will spend a
low, days with Mrs. Cunningham‘s
brother.
The Salvation Army wishes to an
nounce that there will he. no meeting
tomorrow night. The musical meeting
Inga been postponed until next Thurs
y night.
James Kearney, of St. Tir'omas‘ Seru-
lnar'lr, at Hartford; is spending 'l‘hnzrks-
giving at his home in neither avenue.
and will return to Hartford, Sunday
evening.
The Iou’ndati‘éh for the new residen-
ce which i Morthnerrlioyt, of South
Norwaikw. is having built in Cedar
strwcpt just off from West avenue is
completed.
Substitute Station A'gont Fletcher.
New Haremhas been in charge of the
NorWaik railroad station during the
sickness 0! Joint a Wood at his home
in Winnlpauk.
......'...._....._,_.
~linncing at Foresters' linil, itall
road Ave. Friday evening.
gm...
S Trent Stanley. has returned to
his home. in M tin street for an lurioliu-
ru- my liming given up his position
nu teacher In a private school In Great
Harrington, Maapruthusetta.
. . 3W.
Dr. and lilré'." C. lrvlu‘d Ferris. of
New York. and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M.
Ferris of Pascale. New Jersey, are
ghosts tor over Thanksgiving of MI.
and Mrs John ll. Ferris, of West sve-
nue.
linen, Mrs. Latvrenco A Douglas,
and don ters Dorotb and Helen, of
lone street and mmtltou avenue. are
spending fil’bnnkaxlvlng with Mrs Doll
glass parents Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin,
of licthel.
Misses Alice Davis and Beatrice
Boyce, who have been living for the
past twp months with Mrs. Thomas
Northrup. have gone to icrrslport,
Maine. to spend Thanksgiving with
their par
Fulfill. dado r will take up
their rest once Best on. 'l‘hoy haw
made many friends ‘drlrlng their stay
In town.
w-Mr. Prruwrty Owner: We want in
put you right, not by giving advice. but
real live. interruption and positive
fuels oi“ how you run «two money it)
letting us figure on your carpenter
work See us before you build. Our
quality or westward our prices will in
terest. you ’hono litil. tilt John oz,
Keyser.
ml or
W
roadworks: snorted.»
not or your -
We '7’ Vllfilwfiainown as
ill 8 ‘i‘eae II II the so
delimited thin thyroid be supplied
with flithhh'at’lodg time or one «no
burners 1 The ma titnovlmmer can be
adjusted to Mount days without ~
any care whatever; WW
Thanlul divingfili§ott be ‘wllhout
Moore“. a re rt
ml or “l'i'tidt on .m
“Argonne and
”Winn out. on
oaths-renew“ mi in «mused
decorative palm and the Iovlntav
an: that it" m in our scarcity to
stock it will he in this particular m
or. tile watch mom that
“W "' “ r. .l "
a
1 had occupied several
- ls inaccurate
error».
in this other great question of postal
lsavings banks there is erery oppor-
tunity to prerent a repetition oi such
bold defiance of public wishes not
people need to wake up soon and mob
iiize for systematic w.ork‘ This Is a
warning issued in a. bulletin of the
Postal Savings iiunk League b_\ George
il. (.‘urrler. chairman ol the executive
committee "We are. doing what We
crin.‘ 'hc continues "but any curnpaigil
involves expenses, requires active
workers and must he svstemntlc
.men workers, men workers, children
who want to bear a part in establish
lag the most important aid to daily
livim: since the rural free delirery
malenl should send in their .rppiirn-
lions and go about getting more liulr
a million letters from con. litucuts
should be in the hands of Congress
by New Years."
1
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
plexlon pillow? Liver needs wakim,
up.
tacks.
Dean's Regulate cure billous at
26 cents at any drug store
in. tabloids
run or srrrrrrr
Secretary lionsrlalc Sails lor Copen-
hagen, Today. to Submit Them
to Universlly Ollicials
NEW YORK, Nov. 24I.~<~'l‘he ,I‘ecords
which Dr. Frederick A, (look will sub-
nrll to the University of Copenhagen
in proof or his claim that he reached
the North Pole on April 21, llltlli, are
today In completed form and ready
for the scrutiny to which the univer-
sity authorities will subject them.
\‘l'ulior Lorlsdulc, secretary to Dr.
(,‘ook, will sail tomorrow on the the
steurner [lulled States of the Scarr-
dinuvian line for Copenhagen, inking
the. records with him. '
Mr. imrmiaic said today that the
task of arranging the original records
and compiling the report upon them.
week]. Dr.
Cook's report. he said, constituted n
rather bulky document.
“You can't put it in your vest pock~‘
ot.” Secretary lonsduiesald. tie nan;
ad that the document contains, be
thought, between 25000 and 30,000
words.
“i don't think that the general pub
He. understands the. work that we have
seen tlolllg.’ continued Mr Lonsdale.
‘it has been said that we were pro
poring the records.’ Such a stateroom
'lhc orig ill, records
so to the university just boy were
made by in (‘onk in lllé l‘ctl‘c re.
alone What we have been repuring
is the report to accompany t am."
Mr ironsdnlc said he expected to or-
live in l‘ npt'itlmlwll on llocember 7 and
would lmmmiiutoli place the records
i? the hands of the university autitoli-
i all.
“llo ’long the university will hike
in exrt lining them and unlike klltlwn
its lindlnns of amino cannot t It. '
he continued. ‘1 about am but
It would be possible for Nils ivor-
sl'tyh unuor‘lncer‘nonr to he made by
the New Year hoiltie‘m"
.Whnt precautions bad boomer would
ha. taken to guard the records on
more Mr. Lonada‘le did not care to
revcall
r
lg”
W
, COLINAN—IRHAQBm
,. James J. Coleman.
unlit. and lung lemma?“
to or r.
ll’muu “first
firm at It. We Gawzm
“Alum "7’.th Riven Wfifikm and
«tomorrows
The horseman to am
'In the corporation attitude was
Send for Cataltlflue
Merrill Business
eliJepnld tuition ghppugh our ling
‘V‘iit rt
backhand amended. .... . . ..
' Scull! Norwalk. Conn. '
. ,., ”Great semi have to “lie planned for. Narr- nadir?! hospitality may be
he. ubut it sells the sh in loll evevyhouaswl interim slant pride»
litres tonsil} Ina Room gumllvre. Saleem! tomato
. favors“! en vlngtre., Yorprfl, elecige on rem this all new as-
bage wit Lkl gully special p can re oa til a tiny" of special good
cheer. A modern Dn "Ex ‘g'i‘ahlo. say a I313.60 ablehoard at
airs at O1” .50 corpora “75.193“. Any or
transceiver; collimation. vow ultra
L
will, ,
all“ ll”.
and Find Out What
College
CAN DO FOR YOU
Day and Night aaaslona.
ENTER
: South Norwaik
Stamford-
Competent Office Help in Demand.
NOW ..
Port Chester
mmomnmmmmw
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
" Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET. PHON
NORWALK.
D l . ,-
l
l
this Is a season in which Veils are among the moat Important accen-
series of (Mutual dress.
hit our mark can only be appreciated
As an inducement. for )ou to sec t
lung and one yard wide. In brown, nu
pray and blutk at $1..”
Nothing would do but that we nurst again show the
We must bruntllui and extensive stmk in the twin r,ltles and how {rue no lune
a wvhdt to this depart lieu!
llne, wt offer Arm) \ils tun undo
my.rlle «hnrnptlauc. lavender. sin.
to
X,
i N. .. E. RYAN CO.
486 WASHINGTON STREET.
mllilloua? Feel heavy after dinner? ' "
rTh ' Hatch 8: Bailey Co
SOUTH NORW ALK. CONN
MILL TEL 46 3
Window (links of every description.
Sash Weights and Cord.
Moulded \‘l'umlcn Gutters. two sizes.
"Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric. Rooting.
warranted. “
"If .5.
SOUTH NORWALK
YARD TEL 46 2
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
tine. mo and three-ply 'I‘nr l’uper.
Slutorn' Paper.
Sheathing and lurllders‘ l'nlwr.
iiair insulating and noaloning Papers.
5.. .... H... .. .. .
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Some Stock Had Wide Movement. in
Opposita DirOctioaa Yesterday.
WALL STREET, New York. Nov.
litw'i‘irc contrast of the wide move
ments In opposite. ”directions of a few
:thcka in today's market did not con.
coal the.unaetllernent still existtna
in the speculative sentiment over tho
issues presented in the “Standard till"
ens. The conference constantly being
held amongst corporation counsel and
directing authorities in the great cor-
porations are testimony to the feeling
over the situation. A feature, of the
developments today was the alteration
in the attitude of the corporation
authorities towards the policy or mov
ing for repeal or modification or the
Shannan anti-Trust law. 'l‘hlachanac
“(‘-
companion by intlmntlouu lroru Wash
inaton tlrul the View 0! the udurluln
truiiuu regarding changes in the law
hurl um modllietl In face of the
Standard Oil decision.
Speculative aurtnluc thereupon rgi
about to try to decipher what such a
rilunne of view minht Iurpml by the
llmrm'lul eoruuululty. it was asserted
that so effective a weapon llltlillitti the
power of the muboluilons was dis
closed in the law as Interpletod hr
judicial decisions that a determined
and ottmtlve opposition would he ol-
(tried to any shorts to change. it. it
Willa reported that legislators and
executive ohiccra were not impressed
with the contention .tllat the law ”as
defined by tho onurta‘woriid make it
impossible for cortmrnlloua or even
partnerships. on Well as truala to op~
ul‘nlo. Alum; with this arrxgeated oplu
ion came the {invitation of a serene
mutant miter ltl‘nt Wolllti refrain from
iotllqckilfi holdinu‘oaum
recent darts no
or» Whittle its
pursuit enlv tor those whirl: scam to
a under the W
Mu they
in vhur the
new issue mounted are not yet clear-
i_v dollncd. The uncertain fluctuations
(if prices wont to boat out this view
of the l-crlinn of the market larvae
:rpocrrlullrr- urllritr (entered in the
copper aim ks He. and fears that the
proposed consolidation of copper pro-
ducers would be prevented by the
Sherman law roused at‘lllllx pressure
to be resumed In that group. The ex:
iremo depression strewn by New York
Central was attributed to the an
uouncemeut of subscription rights {or
stockholders to thr- new stock ill pur.
The extent of the selling. in view of
the previous knowledge or the issue
and the accurate predictions oi its
terms. proved it surprise and had a de-
pressing effect on spctulntlvu sentl
meat in view or the further large ap-
pllcntlona for new capital which ‘nro
known to centroid the market. The
subscription rig is were dealt in in
the outside mnr or at t to n ands
fraction This seemed only to increase
the preaauro to sell the present Itoelt
to secure resources for accurlntt tho
new stuck at our. Reading tesllml‘tl
its function or supporting [actor
against tllo loan or depression euro
whom in tho market. Its rise to only
on lhnl liropcrl.
«took was concentrated arid said to
demo lrour banking rub resin mrunuct
ml “up the warm-or ’i‘hp
slrowlu‘a rumle b the Southern l’uc lllr
In its annual vellum made that stock
in demand and save it a Vivien ol
dtrcauth l” t nmrkotiw pld.
reap a sluuly from to no
yestlr‘l‘day o nit to the Align
the rumors a isomer with the fit-is.»
ware. invitational and Walters.
There
and the (cruise exchange market maln-
inbred its trons tone. In spite of the
further decline at discount retort in
tact the Intention of the flank
NAN“ ppthnrlllcs to reduce the
tactical rate toururmw Wm
«drill vaotnc double. The we
or our mummy holiday reduced
flftiitlémll,”
we wand oi In for the late rally in
m
”attain t Flu or it!!! It ”anode
mum“;
Coleman, on wall In.“ North haul
mmm . .r,
3,: .o,
.otrthln
.. ca is the hunt»! or mm Walton;
Mir that the will
M m WW9”.
“worm
manure-arm
Total sales.
' rlpys. First, however, we must assent
i
Mi short of in highest record price .
was uuuxpinin l h) nu; howri hearing .
The builds of the ,
at) run: .
were further enaaacrneuta at
mid tor Ihliiimem to South; America,
[nation and Ierllu. on this account. '
iii an o! the truncation: to ‘
9 W a; who you launcher
up of itlmrln which '
r coiled with
. . _?irruurrsuurr
Room for The“ ‘ksgivmg
ll illllilii lllli
CollectorLocl). Returning [rem Wish
legion; Says Housedeaning
Will Collllhrle '
. new roux, up». 24,-"7'MQI'9 heads
input dl‘lllh”, said .Dolleetor Loch today,
fresh from his cunterenco 0: yesterday
with President Tait and Secretary
Mm Vcagb. of the Treasury Downst-
lncnt at Washington “We shall keep
right on cleaning house in the customs
serviceEand there will be more vacrlu
pics to till within the next twoor three
his the names of competent successors
from the civil service. lists.
“The (act. that Secretary Muchagll
jurpounced while i was in Washiutson
that Ire should ask Gen James S
Blnrkson, surveyor or the port: to rev
ire. was a coincidence and had nothing
0 do with my visit. we discussed the
selection of his successor, it is true,
, but beyond the fact that neither Rich‘
hrd Parr nor George W. Aldrich ol
Rochester, N. Y. will be. considered,
no decision has been reached.
“There is nothing further to say
Just to! in connection pith the sugar
1
. lrarrds.‘
v
Judge Hurrah, in the United States
Circuit Court. today. denied that the
motion to quash the indictments
against James F. Benderllagel. former
superintendent of the Arnerkan Sugar
lit-lining Company” a plant at Week-
ha and the government
' jointly accused with him. '
, Pica-r of not guilty were entered in
,lrcahlr of each of the iudlrtcd
'l‘helr trial is set for November 29.
l‘uley' a (bum laxative (or constipa
into these organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system. nhlch is what
everrone needs In order to feel well.
Bridge Pharmacy and F. ii.
tor.
Ms...
A YOUTHFUL BRIDEGROOM.
Theodore Leslie.
Husband of Congo Chief's Daughter.
NEW YORK. Nov.
Leslie ls today certainly the youngest
married man In the country. 'l‘heo»
«lore is two, and he has brought back
from Portuguese (‘Onno land, where
he was born, a riusk)’ bride of seven,
the daughter of n Conan chief.
Theodor-0's parents, lir. and Mrs.
William I! Leslie, who have just re
turned on a vacation from u urissiolr
my post. explained torluy that when
he was born the. chief ol’ the itayukas
\\ ho had forty wivcs of his own, sent
blur a spare granddaughter for a wife
or. a token of regard. As Theodore
was bndlr in need of a nurse the
present was accepted and the royal
Airltuu propriellcs satlslietl at the
some time
The wile accompanied her husband.
it was only humanity to bring her. for
she explained to her mother-iu-luw that
she would surely be killed it tell he
hind. ller people would believe sbc
had told the tribal secrets to 'l‘beoriorc.
who had carried them away to a
strange land.
Bride and poem will both return to
(‘ungo land when iir. and Mrs. Leslie
have exhausted their furlough;
Children Cry
, FOR Flilclltlt's
C A ___S_ T O R l A
HARTFORD BOYS BOUND OVER.
llthKVllJJd, Nov. 24. . llurry (‘irup
man. [7 years old and Walter Nye. lit
years old. both claiming to belong in
ll:rrtlurd, Wt‘l‘v bound over to the next
tern. oi the Superior Court. charged
with burglary after u hearing in tin
police court today. It Is alleged that
they broke into a house occupied by
Charles E. Porter shortly after last
midnight. 'l‘helr arrest was made on
the street during the early morning
hours
MlDDLETOWN FARMER HANGB
HlMafiLF.
MIDDLETOWN Nov. 24, mAbrnluun
Undeniat. I farther, torumiticd ruri
cldo yrurlordli, by hanging in his burn
on the uritnlt rts of the town. He In
said to have law-n descendant Lind
sum was about titty years old. and
leaves a wife and four children.
“their
Worse I oeii hurt
In due loo
welgbers .
men ,
it you desire a clear complexion tukt .
lion and liver trouble as It will allmll- .
Bax-
I. .
Aged Two Yeam,‘
24.1‘heodore ’
I4“
. 1.5}
idiot Naplu
10c
ALL INITIALS
hut See the Way We out tile
one
C ”.0" $32,759”
Shpi’ior'ers
1%
.m:
12c
Towcling
100 yd.
Send... .
Clark’s Thread
3 rec spool
, 39c
Ladiss’ Hose
25c pr.
29c
Underwear
21c
4r
‘ Erik:w
Gene
390
25c...
Sc
Gin ghatns
5 1- 2c yd.
. 15c _
Curtain Material
‘llc yd.
M].
1
bus, .
i 92 Washington
Street
it'!
$1.50
Umbrellas
'1; ”wait; uult‘ do;
“The House of Aélivily and Progress.
{9%
7S
Southfiortvalk ’7
Conn. 4.. .
w‘ a
Home, Comfortable
In the exth’négmh lhamtfi
“TTWJé'um? hath Emile; _
"or“ Wither
il-
tin and steam", _
new is’ 0
FL N A RYAN
96 hummer: llr.
hill
’ claimant no the last held by that or
~ iiuullaswu. in, prep ed at the mm
width“-
result
pin!
in irvlr
AMIRICAN RID filial. I OIITY
HARTFORD Nov. lites-1‘ ay’ a an
anal meeting here of the American
brunch at the American and Crops 8o
carnation "under the cuolornary pro
culture lie and r the local chapters
ulil loci in open nutty and the stair»
body will onls be called into action
in times at «sharpener Rota-rt -w.
"mutual. t mud- no re
m i ii. ‘
‘23:? {and I“
'1 WM
tart: 3:. Morris“ a balance at Walt»,
Jeddow Coal for Furnace , ,7 ‘~
Cross Creek Coal for Rdh’fié
Cannel Coal for Open Gilit'e
Meals on Time
Raymond B
Inherit Wright
A
To i‘ALll our HFA' llNg SYSTEMS
. We will trill ytil‘r the pivot
. you
to. “’ out
Minn and! mm HOUSEdorWlntwfl
. .lilrliliii
1. rumours-mammary.
‘15
Chlldi‘exl 55th
VWW
1‘05. .
W
A Little Gare New
and Then
is all that is reduircd to keep your
carriage or wagon in llqurunuInx
order. We will be glad to look our
your rigs and kazu them In In! coir
dulon at a split“ out. it you nooll ra-
palra be sure you come to as, u we
know how.
bs’hz,
NUT" NORWALK. cm
s n t VIAUIJU
“*1-
trillion!
oral each tin-
Mar
tlfll'l
tillkwllll
I“;
was" r . , .r'tiom.
m." NO‘VRWALK. “New.
“swarm stimuli. new ,
uoetiout stands .litthmmm their
£33.24" amounted 23";60‘ . .
rel at ”mid
fiend? col F‘Al ‘
the list on the Iain d M
stamps" tho aeolian sold.
«a. senior 3‘1““th % ‘4
art III“!
WM Wt"
AlfllA so. arm I
HARTFORD Me.“
tors of the Mina lass
of this cllr.
lathe sine
Norwalk Chronicler