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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to
night; _ Thursday fair followed by
cloudy; not much change in tempera
ture, but cooler tonight; moderate west
but cooler tonight; moderate west
winds becoming variable; An area of
high pressure, central over Ohio, is
producing pleasant weather with mod-
erate temperatures in the central ago
eastern sections. A disturbance cen-
tral over Louisiana, is producing clcu
dy and rainy weather on the West
Gulf coast and in the Lower Mississip-
pi Valley. Another disturbance mov-
ing in from the Pacific coast is cen-
tral over \‘tashlngton and Montana.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature; Minimum, 34-. maxi
mulnlfidil.1 Cloudy.
0 St. Paul's Girls’ Friendly
transacted routine business last cvcu-
ing.
Relatives gathered and paid their
respects to cx-tTouucilmuu Charles A.
a; RY‘BANQ;
‘ Immune
, most and Ottoman at North Carolina; I
Sooicty ‘
mum‘s ‘Tsfl‘ wan W‘rfit‘ aw » .,....
ch? as them
pianists lupin-lion inflict
“£2
Senator mandates ot Connecticut.
Chairntan or the interoceaniopcan'sjls
others were Senators Bristow of Kpnv
ass; Cummius of lows; Page otVar-
and Representative ‘ Higgins oi' Codi
necticut. 'Berpeant-atsarms Rainsdcli ‘
of the Senate and stenosraphers and
attendants were with the lawmakers.
- Senator Wetmore of Rhoda-island
remained on the Isthmus to recover
from an nttsci'g or bronchitis. ‘Mrs.
Wetmorc arrived in the .Zone‘ last
week. Senator Thornton of Muisiana
returned tg'New Orleans by another
steamer. .
The Committee spent ten days look-
in; over the great works with Col.
Goethals as guide. Senator Br doses.
'was there two pears ago and w is 81-.
peeling to see much. was surprised at“
the progress made in the interval.
He said that it i'ooked its though the
waterway would be open for business
in the latter part ot1913,cigbtceu
mouths sooner than was anticipated.
He thinks it will he finished within
the estimated ”75.000.000.
The Cilbera cut. he said, will hnvcf
cost about $10,000,000 0 mile. It is!
about 9% miles long. He praised the;
discipline and the morale of the forcci
and said the health at the inbablmutsi
loompared favorably with that of any;
body of men in any city in the Tom-f
pernio Zone, utld they ware better;
fed, better paid and hotter cured (or:
than any men engaged ill similar work“;
in the United States. 1
"i do not see." said Senator lll‘ulia;
Qulnturd on the event of his birthday deuce, .. how pl‘lvalc steamship llnes'
last evening. can he organized to enter the canni‘
' until “1- tolls urt- liked: but i uni
The subjoct of the prayer mcctlug ‘
. , against lovol‘unwul ownership, ex-
tomorrow evening in the bomb Nur- ‘ l 't ‘ ~‘ 1,,
walk Congregational Church will be ccp “3 a M ”‘0"
The Purposeot the Christian Church.
._ The entered apprentice degree“
“worylteli, on two rcan‘dlduies at the stat.-
cd communication of Old Well Lodge,‘
No. 108. F. and A. M., which was held}
last evening.
Governor Baldwin today receiv ed
from the general treasurer of the Na-
tiouul Home for Voluntcvt Soldiers n
(‘heik for ”0.500 lot the care of vet -
clans in this state.
i
.—
Street Commissioner 0. lrvlng By.
lngton, of Norwalk, has had the spriuk»
ling cart out this morning doing away
with the germ laden dust that flow
around nearly up to noon.
-—~Marvln R. Doty, the comedian who
took the part of Riley Whitcomh in
the play i'A Case of Suspension," will
give an entire evening’s entertainment
of monologues, songs and viola selec-
tions at the So. Norwnlk Congregation-
al Church this evening. Admission 25c.
The Woman's Guild, of Trinity
Church, held a short business meeting
last evening. at the conclusion or
which they enjoyed a social evening,
entertaining in number oi the ladies or
the church. The affair was a pleasant
one throughout. .
saloons] usarmo or woman
' :AUXILIARY.
iBR'lDGEPORT. Nov. 8.——'i‘hc goodly
number of 500 women vitally interest-
ed in the Connecticut branch of the
Women’s Auxiliary oi the Board or
tended the thirty-first annual meeting
.0, that body in at. John'- Episcopal
Church today. from all over the state.
The night Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster,
bishop of Connecticut, presided. and
at the early morning session celebrah
on Holy Conmunion. Noted workers
spoke at the discussion or the plans
tor the coming year and sddrcsm
were made by thrill. Rev. A. W.
Knight. 0.1).. of Cuba; tho Rt. Rev. 1".
«F. Johnson. D.D., bishop of South DI-
kota, and the luv. George Alexander
McGuire (colored) or the American
institute for Negroes. durinp the at
tempos.
Only routine holiness was transact-
ed at the business mating, which was
conauoipd hy the president. was slit-a.
both 1). Ferguson, oi Sismtord. A
luncheon was curved at noon hr the
hostesses, who his the lumbar: ct St
any. calm and his actor's chapter
0’ 3t, JOEET. Choral _ . ,
W
comm. who walk 0m ‘
o. s. P. Hvonolku nookio’k
1" "h ”0‘". vuIcga-asltsiou-I
can‘t any i think much to! your cock} .
“unwind“
ilE illllltli, ms
rssuomumos;
Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin will accept'
tho Democratic nomination. for the
presidency or the vice presidency it
it should come to him
' That statement the New l-iaven?
.louruuiv(‘.ourlor tnukp yesterday upon:
no less authority than the governor
himself. l
The New York Herald on Sunday.
in a dispatch from Bridgeport dccl
clared that Governor :Baldwin had"
authorized Senator Archibald McNeil. i
of «Bridgeport, to boom his tandidacy’
for the presidency The governor’s;
friends were a little skelnlcul of the'
truth of that dispatch and yesterday
to a Journal-Courier man Governor
Baldwin showed that the skepticism
was well founded.
The governor was shown a copy of
the Herald dispatch and was asked
if it was correct in stating that he
was an avowed candidate for the
presidential nomination and had auth-
orised Senator McNeil to make such a
statement. He replied:
“Senator Mdhloil must have been
misunderstood by the reporter from
whom the dispatch originated.
“l have had a conversation with
Sun-tor McNeil within a few days, in
which he was am ’ncupn to new
tion my name is ”miles with the
presidency. issid to him. as i have
said to several others who hare sp-
lirosohed me with reference to the
vicopresidoncy ‘ ‘
“‘1 am not a candidate for on!
cities, whatsoever, but should it so
happen that a nomination for one or
s
me from the "Democratic party. i
certainly should not decline it.’ ” .
W
and said:
am I altered for this
over some from tits master's hondi'l
‘Thurc were no bids. mutter.” .
lure.
“'Vcry wall, lodlps I wQMen.’
its went on. fl now in: on a 'i‘ltls‘n
0n. ,
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krlundwmxuim as. am, an. it
.‘I. .0 mi. lsiilfli’Odilvf‘lldllIOi
Hostess-did. i should hsva «at her
ihssislilllisu
Hampers orthn Aeoapraspional loan} 3“
’ kitties lapel. wdpt" 60 itpdplw oohdiilitns i.‘ ‘
, on tits hump actual!” lotto-p
er- } I‘
m...
tdls'and“ 3‘
repulfitln'sflhr novel-timed“ or the
skit. ooom‘s' trench. , .
Committee headed the statesmen'l‘ho ~ ‘M
t 00000an
Delicious Coiled every Morning
' .. sndslmyuthessmovnths .’-
, . Rochester Pcrcolator
Popular in Price: .81lpluto Operate Earp to Clean
SAVES NEARLY HALF
because it extrapla all of the food of the calico
Askiorcurlillstmsd
Folder: “How to
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A.— J. Collins 8t (:0:
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From the egg comes the chicken, from the chicken comes; the
egg; but where, when audphow was the some started?
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There's no halo ot mystery over lionnle Poultry bloods fdr‘hey
are made. only oi the rlchest and tho ilnost of grains procurahle. and
there's a feed for every ltocdmlionulc (f'hick Food. Scratch Feed. Mash
Food and Growing i-‘ced.
.—
MANUEL) ”(also HATCH.
last in prim always in the minds of its custom- A
ilounlo Home Ground Filed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
First in quality.
crsr
,— -_.
J eddo" 'oa hilt;
Send us an order tor one load. and we will retain you as touc-
tomsr. Olsan,1rco from slats. undorm quality. suitable tor iurnsus,
rungs, stove or salt-tastier. Prizes on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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‘ lions” flagship seen in the city.
WWW”
, the custom helm at Sham-Chum.
‘ er of the imperial troops, was killed.
'csrutoiiy No revolu-
he noti'vitp; oh :{a‘psnusu splits
the “poop a: “opp; trout Jappn‘ -
Miriam
son .0)“
.: onxh'insvmpp,‘
Pill! Land» Sham-Churn
ttlons on the Chinewssstipn or he
* 8.3;- ~.—-'l.’hc revoiun.
, inhabit now .ppps upliwny mt slits:
, and wiped, arms and pmmunitiou'. .
-......._._
~ at ploousionogsask sign and
this shop humanist-link out.
‘ , 19pm) nieuaiit o
Hnoyanc's hr hringhi
The employes oi the rpilway cacao”
ed to the British concession. Foreign-
era are unharmed.
'i’iis revolutionlsts ' also, , demolished
Reports tram «Mach describe a an.
neae' rising in the Chin-San and
Huang-snap districts. The command-
The taotai oi Amoy. tearing trouble,
boarded a customs cruiser.
The British sloop Rosario has beam
sent to Amoy.
TSING-TAO, Kiaochau, Shun—Tuna
Province China Nov a.—~The British,
and German controls at ChiFu tear-l
lug mob disorders today, requested
assistance from Talus-Tao.
The German‘oruiser Ernden- is ready
to depart tor Chi-P‘s.
A dispatch from Peking last night‘
said Chi-Fa, also known as Choice, a
treaty port at about 40.000 populationw
or! the north coast of the Shun-Tune
Peninsula. had gone over to the re
II WALL OTRIET
NORWALK.
PHONE‘M \
Everything in the Optical Linc
; Eyes Examined Fine ‘
0.15 Jackson
Optician
M
Merrill Graduates Make Good
volutlouists
surmount. cum, Nov. B—«it‘lght-
ported. «
Tsi‘tlhow, a city in the province or
ChooKlung, 75 miles southwest of
Ning-Po, surrendered to the revoin-i
'tlonists today without resistance. i
SHANGHAI Nov. S.—~Flghtlng ai"
disheartened and voluntarily surrcn
dar, their position is believed to be im
pregnshlc.
.SiiANGliAl. Nov. 8.‘ The mllitari
uournntcnl todm issued a long pro-
(initiation milling upon all Chinese to
join in the life and dumb struggle and
exporting the population of the low-
|provinces ngniusi‘ disorders and to
ciphers.
the abolition of many taxes hitherto
imposed by “the tire million nomadic
triho which 200 years ago was sup-V
‘prtod by the liver and brain or 400,-
llllihllllo desm‘ndunln oi iiuu."
‘ (.‘lil-li‘ll has requested the marine
of an American worship and Rear rid-r
mlrnl Murdock, commander oi the
American Asiatic squadron, who is.
here, will probably comply. .
The situation at Peking. the news
oi which is being widely circulated-
has created a strong impression among
ion THANKsmvmo say
your turkey will taste better
and you will relish your dinner
better it you take the proton-
tion to see that your wines are
of the proper standard. You
can easily insure this by pro-
curing them at Manor d:
Flynn's. Their name on a bottle
or any kind oi wine or liquor is
.. a guarantee thst it, is of the
hishost quality and excellence.
the reformers.
A wireless message from the (ter-
msn vessels at Hankow reports that
the imperialists there are losing heart.
O'IOYLE—LYNCH.
--——--*— ‘
Pretty Wedding Ceremony at St. Joe:
oph'a Church Today. ‘
and Mrs. John Mcliiullen, 9! Judah is;
land. took for hisflhrldu. this morning;
Miss Aunts Lynch. of Alameda. Csli~l
lornis. housekeeper tor Mr. and Mrs.‘
MoMullen. The nuptials. which were!
eiahorate’in every detail. took place?
the oilices mentioned should come to .
‘Thsre's many a’ true word spoken .,
by accident." says Mr. H F. Smith. j.
the artist. "I dropped in at s picture ~
sale. The auctioneer displayed a dull) .I
"'Now, ladies and gentleman. what U
superb: Vain- 3
dues, probably the host Valuation thkt Z
the auctioneer took up another pic- :2
by the am ardsll’w-ébondoo onin- ,
Cool wsa‘thsr will soon he hers. Place your order.
withoundpoawiiinmd with the bust Coal
HARRIS & GANS CO.
68 Wslul' Sinai Tel. 721
To get a good pair 0! Shoes cheap. We have s low pairsr
of Women' a $3.00 and $3.60 Show in an closing out at
sips. Good styles and makes. liar this pack only.
The White Shoe Store
mm}. stall». 1’
osmm any pastas non aot. ,
annular
.. ; Ollil’ HOME IOARD.
but she's so spot or
call Coall
Southtlorwalk
V', which was on. of the horns mentioned
'. MONO" 7p INTIHViINI IN Di!-
ltatu Circuit Court today denied that
0- motion made by “l! National Olssr
‘~ lass: Tobacco Association and others.
A opposition is “‘9.
Rabid Op; filiifi? (if the
After heih‘x coilnected with the soil intornil Menus «one. iajnpoakiasca
diers Home in Noroton in an oflicial ilk tho Nduiii'll oi" his «mom
in St. Joseph‘s Roman Catholic Church i
at. ll: 30 o'clock this morning, when a.
nuptial mass Mas celebrated by item.
R. J. Carroll
The ‘hridc was attend» by Miss
Annie MoCaulcy. rind John O'Boylo.
brother at the groom. acted as best:
man. The bride and her attendant
wars beautifully [owned for the oc-
onion
At the conclusion oi’ the csrsmony.
the happy patherinpzrstnraud to Judah
island. where a weddina breakfast
was served to the guests in the now
has tho contraction parties. which
has been noon up tort or by to. sail
Irra‘kcnuuan. (The): on on the
18:50 o'clock train tor their som-
noon trip. which still includes tour-
noy through illusion and Oatitornla.
in sir. and Mrs. Hampton's wedding
pitta to the happy couple.
HOOLUTlON OF TOBACCO
'TRU‘T DENIM
now rook. Nov. awn. United
‘milshn to tame In the do
will! W
M Want a WWW is
as snoop-an
, this
to Company. No reason is aim {or
trasonic of use will“. but is rattan
onsiuiilsr «scam tho court null thtt.
log at Nanking this morning is re- 3”
Nanklux hogan ill 9 "(100“ ”“3 “‘0'“ izr‘lncy Greening Apples, pk ..... 30chax Beans, quart ......... . ..... 104:
lot: The Nanci“!!! are “will!” on _i’i.ueappies. each ............... 101: Green llcans. squaris ............ 15c
ireurhcd on Purple Hill. “'1th 00’“ Tokay Grapes per in ........... 10c Fanm Grape Fruit, each ......... loo
mnnds the city. and unless they 8“)" (‘oucord Grapes. basket ......... idclt‘ranherries. quart ............... 10o
cverywhcre regard dllo rights of for. ..
l The proclamation turther promises
Enroll now. Day and Night Sessions
Books and astloncry free
Merrill Business College
South Norwalk Stamford
Port Chester
Fancy Kufer Pears, per bskt. 5-200;
Cauliflowcrs, 10 and Bo
TELEPHON E
YOUR ORDERS
Celery Spinach Lettuce, Tomatoes, Spanish Onions,
tutocs. Squash
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143
Parsuips, Sweet Po~
tut lll‘l- "it. ‘541,""lrdli ~- ' )lsit It
drill
F. E. Lockwood.&“ 1
-'.ll.l
puny will
i
give you a $25 Gas Tank. for-
. $16 and your Old Generator-~-
for your Automobile.
Francis O‘iloyle, topeater for sin,"
Now is the Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wri ghts
1s ran pucn ,.. -
they nnmgwmwum~
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
TH! HOUII OF GOOD CLOTHII
' ”Williamson SouihNorwslk
if you don't trade lure "both lose money. it you are not in .
the habit of trading here it will pay you to investigate our goods»
and prices“ before instill: was next purchase. We like to have you ‘
compare values. This stairs rsslways wins with tbs women who com-
pares. You will and hers i363.“ unnunts tor svsry ocasioa. Bosn-
tltul Butts «on 89. 08 up top This season's correct stylesot '
Costa (rota ss 98 up to no. 00. New styles in Drama mm M. 98 n ,
..oo We also carry the hippest line in town sin-kins. Wafitsp
rats and Petticoats. We want your business—Lust we don't «not ,
it it you can do better oluwhcrmd we want you to know. by your. .
on experience that this store is the host in town. 5’
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A‘p FAch PAT‘NT 'LWR" bl. p IcIIosl sagas-0'sa-unnodal-Os.“
Try a pound of AMIROOA ODIFII. Om tried. always and. ..
The Great A&P Tea Company 5
1“ WAIHINOTON IT. SOUTH NORWALK.‘ ‘
‘i’sl. in. ”it Dulivsrisn Still a. m. and ms p. in. run DIM“
Aldlitidhi't ihd‘l'i‘ril'i‘l or HOMGI- (liars murals Gaf‘y. instant . -
. ,. ”WHY. . any. or. . Richer 'l-iorncr. 010'le
lntsrsit or the 18,000 roommate, Treasurer, or. 'r. F. smtth. New York
Myploisus in the United sum pad Registrar. Dr w 0 Mina, it
cam is «and in tho nonviolent-ms, Ara; Hmorct‘y mount.
liars lost cm this control oi Win or a. a. Pool. Providence, it i.
national MW the AW an annual meeting will he held
Norwalk Chronicler