‘H‘HHFinds gas and coke
’ . All flame and smoke.
(In fact a joke)
‘Iis then she needs
,1 To ease her plight
A loath—or 80—3
Of Anthracite i
j? 652 652
' ‘ reunion:
YOUR onoens
When Phoebe Show.
(Whom you may'knom
JUNK BROUGHT To. tilt.
PLAOI. Roll. In. lb.: teed
. hose, tic each and holierl' dour
bans. tie. it not turn; rubber
wagon tire. and auto tires. mi:
lb. it not stripped; inner tattoo
I" from" 12c iodide 1b.: garden hose,
to in; pewter. 10:: 1b.; block tin.
:iiie tin; coniter. 8c in; load lad
zinc, {mo ih.; blacksmith horro-
sitoes. 400 per owl; any ordi-
nary iron. 300 per cwt I can
handle your junk at a very small
profit at the place. Wm. Etiron.
35 Fort St, E. Norwollt. Tel.
. 441. i do not go around with
balls. I take orders out at town
it notified ahead oi time.
ext-mt emcee PAlD Fon ‘
BUY H
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershlield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water It.
Conneaily 8t
Bracken
Cramer’s
Educator’s
Knox Em All
Boston
School Shoes
Orofax
J. P. S.
W Children's dboee.
cry pair guaranteed.
L'SCHOOL SHOES
Our ilneo are now complete
tfl'hele ore the beat known of
And ev-
Conneally 8K
Bracken
'1 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 303-4
James Means
SHOES
in latest wide and narrow high toe
$3.00 $3.25 $3.50
“--MAX LEVY—
“. WAIHINGTON 81'!!!“ Blind!
IOUTN NORWALK
‘ When in I Doubt I.
i» ~DUY~
ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NUGGE’I‘
~ LITTLE GEM
n. J. REYNOLDS. Mir.
_w .o .... .
Wine“.
at“? my envelope
Orion Monday Evenings.
CIGARS
Attorney Louis lioldarhmldi of Not
Willi. event yesterdm in llrtdgepori on
An Opportunity
to get a new Groom house. oiled
tloora. all modern improvements,
near trolley and center, for only
$2500; terms: immediate posses-
sion. Farm. 8 acres. good 8~room
house, barn, poultry houses. fruit;
'2 1-2 miles out. Wlll sell one!-
chaugo for home in town.
Call, write or phone
D. S. HULL
Room 1, Haulland Block
PhanefliM. South Norwollt.
prices
tar-saver for sure.
many people by coming in early.
Gottlieb's
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
S7 & $10
PHONE 336-5.
17 NORTH MAIN 81'.
While out nitoppiua, why not ’_
drop lit and try
Fresh-made
(Erotim.
pump of our -
(‘uudy and ice
We also awe apeclul attention
:to dances and tutti-rialumeula.
. (form-on last night by
f Henry Wilkens ‘;
. the new um'ui Whining flatten.
,,' expedition was pi’uro'
i'omnu-rriui i‘ltth, \i'h
..., ...-..
TBIAL FLlGHT CALLED OFF.
A'l‘i ANl‘Ii‘ ('l'l‘Y, N.
tortiomi.
the trip too rualty.
...—...... ...... .. mom—...
is hardly
Transcript.
tin om pt y
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
V Invites Small Accounts
livery prudent we earner ohould save even o small amount {mm
A Dollar Starts an Account
(“toned naturdeyo at Noon.
.. ...... ...... .... w .... M .... ....
.l.. Oct. 28. ~
Melvin Vanlmun thin llltll'lllllil omelal-
iy called off the trial flight of (ill!
airship Altvou. arhoduied for thin at.
A twenty-mile an hour north
weal wind threatened atormnud made
your church attendance quite con-f
aldnrably‘.’
Cloraymunmnh. you indeed. When
it's too wet for golf or motoring them
neat .w lloaton
A
David—“.... ‘DeLownoy.
The name Bellamy, given roster:
doy for Doha lHDeLowney, was ficti-
tiouo. The man died yesterday at the
‘ ......» 3 mil 5 Glut" Building
tooeooo ~ NORWAIK, CONN.
Norwalk hospital and was sixiytwo
. years or ago. His remains were taken
to Waterbury this morning for aer-
vlcea and interment.
HHomer S. Beers 8. on.
22 W. WASHINGTON ST.. 80. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.
13 MAIN 8T.. NORWALK
Paastoam TAFT iN CHICAGO.
initiated Into the Brick Leyero' Union.
and Given a Union Cord.
CliitIAiiU. (lrl. 2th “Filclllfl u tluy‘tt_
uotk that called lot his (‘nliiliiilli ui
leuiiou from the middle of the (ole-
noon until late at night, President
'l‘nl't arose early today in the been at
an iudlau tilllllllli‘l atmosphere. The
chance file! from the ingot-mom he plans for the president a second day
cause it saves auger. . Many more in (‘llimito failed '0!
come to us because we‘ re crockeriacks
for" saving singer“ for ourfustomcra
in the way of good values at economy
Our altering of Mona Suits
and Overcoat: at 37 and 310 is a eug»
Better get ahead of
a Variety of
functions.
The iirai thiun arranuvd for the
president was initiation into the Brick.
layere‘ lluiou, so that he would he a
member in good standing before tin-
deriaitiug the laying oi the corner-
stone of the Hamilton Cpb’o new
building on Monday. .
Directly following the issuance to
the president at a Union card, Mr.
Tait'a program demanded an address
before. the American Mining tfouareaa
on conservation as related to mining.
ills plans iov government operation
_ of Alaskan allow: an an example to
iesaeee were placed before the Milling
Secretary of
the interior Fisher.
Prom mining. the pl‘i-nliit-nt was
called to dieruaa {he recall of the int
dit-lary at a luncheon given by the
‘ Chicano lint Association.
littlon labor, mining and law out
of the way. the next Work prepared
for Mr. 'l‘itit wan it trip to North (‘iti-
rnitu, thirty mlitie away. to dedicate
Thin
charge of the
promised to
Mint the «hint executive over to the
i‘ltiruiw Aaaorlutiou of (‘omuirrctt for
a banquet apt-orb in the ovouilm on
arbitration.
'l‘ho lirl‘ltlili‘lii'il shirt» in holding out
well under the mtvore attain on the
loan tour that hurt called for man)‘
citrorhea in varioua climates. altitudt-tt
and utmovphoron. ilu apaaltn an dio-
itinelly now as at the ltoiilnnlnii oi the
(‘ullerwl uuppono tho ruin affects trip.
lNGLiet-i Vllw 0' AMIRicANe.
Will the Americans make us rewvt
in peatopn?
Any one. oionding at Charla; Crone
can detect the American men by their
trotutero They are made very wide
and come down on the top of the ohoeo
to absolute tightness at that ankle.
Armed with side" whioiiero. incite
hat-arterial would look exactly like one
of Keane's early l‘uuch drawings
come to life.
The costume lid! become a sort oi
uniform—«hoes, putrid trimmers. loose
locket. straw hth Milt luvnnd up brim
and a camromiung truth the shout
tier Thai le‘the American of the pres:
ent season. and ho. wondm why the
nempapbr sellers at Charm; cm.
when tut passes roll out the name at
‘a brew York napalm-minutiae Chmnl’
ole.
Pants.
STEEL TllllST 8illT
(iloutluued from lv‘irsl. Page.)
”mulling to disturb the business of
of titltltuilnu political nitric-.sa'
'llli‘ i't‘oilidetti Haiti hr wuutotl it to
It" illltll'l‘tlloud for all time lhtii lu‘
intended to otiiurw the utttiltust law
in the letter
"Statements as to uhat,l liill_\' ht-
roaponalhlt- for in luluglur. about
iltllillii'tlii trouble. however runreliul
I may be that ii in an, cannot turn
me from the duty that lies straight
before mo.” continued Mr Taft
”1‘ spoke to an immense throng
in the Flrai Regiment Armory and
his nnil‘lrual llal‘llfl‘lllwfi were met
with great applauae and cheerina‘.
There “‘u no doubt as to what true
in the President's mind when he
auid:
. "i come to the subject of trusts
at it time when the subject is boil-
inn."
: He was delivering in part lliil Water-
loo speech on the rotation of govern-
ment to business and had declared
he believed the railroads ol' the noun
try had brought themselves within
Hihe law and were ronsrieniiously
trying to keep within it.
"i‘hroughout my carter." the Frost.
dent continued. "1 have alwaytt con-
ducted mysoi with the idea of pro-
moting limlilll'lll and promoting pro»
perity. it there in anything that
arouses (lingual in me ii to the cal-
amity bowler—the man who niiarka
Iliihlnflfl atul seeka to orouoo preiudlru
Hattoinat ii. Prunerlly we all need.
We are all in the some boot."
it was here that the President de-
clarml he wmritl rattwr cut oil hla
right arm than dluturh busineaa lor
political motives. ~
..ut.’ he added. with pduudlng of
bin list on the railing before him. “we
here it condition ol'iowieaauean to
deal with. We have had it for twenty
years. We have none on organising
combinations in violation oi the anti
lrtiol law on the thoory that It either
rould not or would not be enforced.
"The aupromo court has held that
this lawlcaauoaa tuttai be utautped out.
There is no diaorotion in the creme
live to auaphnd ii trinitle Iiaiuio. it in
his duty to enforce the law and to
direct the itrooorutiono of them who
violate it.
“i am Just not: in the remarkable
poaiiion oi being churned with on at.
tempt to ileairoy business by eniorriuit
the Inii‘ii‘illli oioiitiemud or having
not up the ouprelne court to etnmtcu-
late the statute in he lulereni of the
trust
"i am hopetul thin period of strain
soon will end. that buolneea anon will
equate lieeli with the low. 1 helluva
n merit? of business to already
Iq‘lli‘e with the law.
"There in one one way
know oi to cure the oorporetiomt that
are. attil'erina from contagion and tilt»
ease and that is to eradicate the die.
ease. The law will lie unframed to the
letter Now i hope, that is under-
stood. ”
MU... ......
limits—«Wine weg’t I H‘Iouii term
all vour learnt but i rid.
Billym‘iiii. it doom‘t matter. We "no iii-peered tut it be veto looking
start something and «cry hall'."«- the over tor a pure tone ilboium"
stuaiumetou .
, Punch.
Medium weights long and short sleeved Vests
Cotton, illearhed or i nltleachod
........................................... 3209
u
' uni "noun it ”farm
.
t
i
Hihin «Mountry t‘diit‘tiiilii pith .t mollto iii dill. had an expt'tit-ut‘t' )i‘riltlllii)
but held otoady without further ltioara.
The stock market in general showed e
that, i ‘
M.—
Funerai oi Mrs. Cox.
The funeral services over the re
mains of Mrs. Sarah ii. Cox Were held
yesterday afternoon from the late
home in Highland avenue. ltov. Fred—
Hericlt A. Coleman, rector of Trinity
churth, oilitlated and the interment
followed in Union cemetery, ltotvuy
ton
‘Funeroi of John J. Moriarity.
'i‘he iunmai services over the re
mains ol’ John J. fiioriurily will he
held. Monday tum-hing at 0 o'clock
from St. .Vlnry’s church. The inter-
ment, will follow in St. Mary's come-
. lei‘y.
I
knee and ankle length
nuts “L" Hilton
TWO «CENTS.
lliflil ill Wlll Sillil
WALL STIli‘lu ’,i‘ 10: 10 a m. ~—~’i‘Hhe1e
was a little trace of the excitement oi?
yesterday in the stock market at the -
opening today. The rise in prices in
London and Chairman Gary's state
ment in i'eguid to the government‘s
dissolution suit against. the United
States Steel Corporation resulted in a
buying movement in the Steel Billi'ilt-l.
The common stock opened with a
block of 13,000 shares at 51 7-8 to
52 1.4 and on active buying advanced
quickly to .3; 7-8, a gain of 3-4 from
yesterday's close. The preferred stock
opened 1-2 higher on a mile of 1,000
shares. its ualu was soon int-reusul
to a point. The general market- was
irregular. with an upward tendency
among the more active issues. Union
I’iii'llli‘, Reading. Canadian Pacific and
.Amulgamated Copper all made sub.
uiautlui fractional advances. Atoln‘suu
and Lehigh Valley showed some heav-
iness. .
WALL STREET, 11 u. m.-\\'lu-u
advances reached a point in the Hat»
rimztn stocks, large selling orders were
distributed in l'. S. Steel and the mar—
ket reacted sharply. Luttr ‘tidtliuu
up of Canadian Pacific to Bill. a rise
oi, two points. had a sleuthing ett‘eut
on railroad stocks, but Steel continumi
to weaken. and soldgdnwn to ".l 7\"
........... .........50c “a-..” .-....
i 7
lult Viool . ......... .. .......... ..... ............ ..751: and 31 * 5"de whom“ from farmhouse
topuiuur ie—l guess you will have to
“tutor Weight Ribbed Yeats and Pants ("otton ....... ' .......... 5 0:: come and um mp" I've turned turtle.
l’pl‘l \i‘ool ...... .... ........................ 75c. 3100 and 31.25 \’0ictt-»Thls L? the garage; you
Silk and Wool .................................... 31.00 and 31 so tharttini.~~.l"dire.
(‘otnhiuutlou Suits medium and lll‘iil) heights i‘oiion. 3.100. 31.50
i‘uri Wool ............................................. 31. 50. $2.00
Si] kiind Witt)!
THE SPIDER SPIED HEB
Getting the Key. lt Helped itself on
a Large Scale.
A mung lady n-sidluu iu the north-I
i‘l'll part of tilt ritv who potent-anus .t
mun “lillll and trains diliizttiili ev-
uhlr-h was Wl‘” nigh lili‘li‘iliiil" Sili‘
anti \vurhiilm hilllit‘ (lilbhiiiil thing in
ii liar. and was HI t-urrossrd ill the
pretty noises she was outiitiui: that
sht- was temporarily lost to tlu- world,
and did not notice what was going
on around her. Suddenly lit-r gaze
toll upon a largo. fat, black apldt-r,
which Willi crawling unrom‘vl'm-tiiyH
along: the keyboard in the tlil‘t-i'ililii
of her lily hands.
She derided to be original, and did
not iii‘l't'lllii or swoon, or any oi thou
things. instead, she derided to "nil
titre iaiw" a liltlr. and kepl her left
eye on Mr. Spider. singing lustily the .
while. so the insect aould not be
aware that it Was under etu-vt-illan'cc.
Here in what the apidor did. It crawl-
ed along on its quloratumiiuu until it
rtgltt‘lled lite. (‘t‘fllt‘r of the keyboard.
when it pointed. rocking its rare so
a. not to this. the harmony. Then.
with a determined air, that spider
hoisted itself upon a buy. What. key?
ii flat. It lay there in apparent hiiaa
until the iiWoet singer alowl) ceased
singing.
Then it hopped oil it tint, and start-
ed book tip the scale Although the
luaert rut itaeii allahtly’ua it pasta-d
too clone to (I sharp. it dually reached
the end oi the ucalo. and then crawled
to the door. The singer did not leave
the piano ‘lor aomr minutes in order
to lIich the spider time to get bacit
to its upiderenl t‘ull‘t'ut withdht bolus
it'll‘llltd'd on. it Willi nome apider.
—-————_
-
a member . of
MARKET RIMAlNS TRANGUiL.
Stool Btoclto Net Afloetod ‘Fodoy by
Dloooiutlou Proceedings.
NEW YORK. Oct. 28.-~Tlio stock
market was quiet du'rlnit the early
trading today. and there was no hint
of the excitement produced yesterday
by the wild trading lli l‘niiud 8mm
Sit-«i liltX‘lili. 'i‘ltc t‘tiitrittt oi the lllili‘~
ltei yeaiordny afternoon had indicated
that ill" heavy twillna of Steel Morita
\vna owr and tho imprm-onloui Wlll!
helped by tho Hillii’dit'lll of i‘halrutun
tlary relulivn to tho mvvrutuontm ditt-
soiuilon unit.
it woo apparent at the opening that
there won a ronoidernbltt demand for
Steel stocks. 1"th ilrot transaction in
the common itiocit won a block at 12.
ll“: shares to M"; to fill/3. the atorli
was quickly rained to Win: a Min of
it. from yeatcrday‘a close. The pro.
l‘orred clock rose ll/.. limb liiflllttli lost
much of their aalu within half an hour.
The Bonnier
Spoeinl Sutton Mile: of Slope
ior Tired Foot.
cont cane cuasv.
The new cope tor the Nm walk Po
lice Department have urilvetl and our
iramc oilioor Jarvis 8 Murray. hail
the clarity headgear. The, cops are
like the New rank city poiiceinen
wear and invite till,t heavy turn-down
vlaor. (told braid and
i‘hiei'. Contain. Ser‘ mint designate the
cinder: oi‘ the n porimout Accom-
nearing the ouiilt came rubber storm
much firmer tone. aroma of the insane
of yesterday being rendered.
Hoopee tor the out and aim «3th
”’ don‘t I" ““m‘ in "W will or weather cotton oi“ cloth Both are:
wealth and elation in admire over worn in cold and may weather, The
here." said the visitor from abroad
“You dont eh?“ minim Mr. Gun»
rox “Well. you run over and take
a lholt at our new depot'hWaehino‘
ion flier.
Horace-u are well pleased with their
there has been enoitgh of any one kind
A French Company
"‘t‘hat then-coring lion glared at an the dope with home little lnlemlt
You last harm you ohm“ this morning and in Martini: comment
”Iilietiili‘." retitled ' . on them said "i’i‘iitty and". _
WW
Bentlnei tutti ode. pay dividends
W
Hoosier Club
Closes Tonight
All women. wishing one of”
these Cabinets in their kitchen
should come in tonight and
enter their name and ’tbecome
First Payment of ONE DOL-
LAR will bring the Cabinet to
your home, after that $1 per
week until paid. Price the
same. Cash or Credit;
the factory price.
the honor of being the ilrli to opori.‘
the words .
i
equipment and title is the iirttt time
to go around. The citpa irom ixhe 8. 1
in New York
it"! ”3'0be Thomas Bradley view-l
the 25 Club.
325 is
Sr Co.
A Good Thing in
Shirts
We intend to clone will and MB-
(SON'l‘lNl’E ill‘llii'lltfll Neizllitne
Shlrtn lu fancy colors. or the St
grade. and odor thrm tti.
75¢
3 for 32.00.
Hilton as below:
it 14% if. lfiifi tn 181.5 17 17%
7 iii Ii ii i 0 2 2
13 18%
10 8
B
Joseph Davis
II Washington It. flit "'
3.1.3:??? .
Norwalk Chronicler