. 3'
V inner Store. dust
I started with one team.
re busy. This shows that e.
.. y people take advantage of
cos. I don’t give stamps or
, return. but I give you the
thy MW}! of me. lasaure
‘r
3'80““ you can saveom in the Norwnlks.
25c on bottle On Wines. Madison MorehouSe has recivered
‘ ‘ 12$“: $330336. 81;, 00 $ng from a. few days illness.
_. r to or. .
“qu Nassau Pllseneh Mrs Edwin Freeborn and child.
.W. and z" 81. 15 case have returned to Easton after several
thing for less than
a 00 bottle; worth $2 50.
Vyour home.-
or poathl card will do.
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LUNG
iil‘ilANtl
iii [-‘Htiili
TELEPVH'ON:
YOUR oaoaas
lessen DISESA, Prop.
poem 8: 30118 Tel. are in wow st.
.' 195 Washington smut , . .
NV and 1 Benton street. . ‘ I _._
0m sent a. pound
yilmlt. The sign,
”other: and
. “Stoves and slim
, which
Come and
bidder, $1. 50 case. Clausen and
seen Cream Ale, $1.10. Owen
Table
65c. gallon. You can’t buy the
31.00.
give us a trial and satisfy
9 Sparkling Wine. $9.00
No «if; SANITARY BAKERY
m.
' ‘ action with any other place This
the, only place that i do business.
nor Store and Wholesaler.
‘ “o‘e‘uth ibo’é‘ifsi‘k
one/that works for memos!
". Those that an: dishonest I
.EFFRQN ~
Fort direct. East Not-eels;
iris n the wagon and the driver
on a duplicate slip. Feath-
”Hairs David Morehonse ls anon to
add another barn to replace the
, large one destroyed by tire is iew‘
weeks ago. .
Miss lssbel Park iormerly of Wes-Vi
ton; who has been the guest of her
aunt. Mrs.
view farm,” has returned to Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bullock and
family have moved. to the former res
idence of William Hull, at Valley
Forge.
Another little son arrived in the
family of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Davis.
. on Wédnesdaq. ‘ "
Large delegations from Enston,‘ «
Greenfield and Cannon Granger wells
entertained Friday evening by Nor
field Grange.
Mrs. L. M. Gould will spend today
duys‘ visit with Mrs. M, E. Godfrey.
‘Mrs. Benjamin Warner oi Dsnbury
and Mrs. John Morton woreguests
yesterday of their parents, Mr. and
Having Purchased-L the ,
N0 35 south Meln' street.
I solicit the continuation of your pn-
tronege. Nothing but the best pro-
ducts will be altered made not pure
ingredients in a striptly- sanitary
shop. .
5 ions: K‘AliiS M
VTheB.Herehfield&SonCo. '.
WOM EN'8 LATEST
Fall Shees
“Mayfair "memo,"
V38. 00 82. so
MAX LEVY
in Washington at. floats Norwalit.
locker limo
tor
w“.- «m.—
i
n; r . 1" ' .
acumen-us your real. rubbers.
mills. rem W beds and auto-
we
can» says she hlphest prices
Also om endeelle mound-bend no»
campaign Against Home Rule :VWill Consider Termination oi:
lsnbel Finch. at “Broad- VV =1
sler Day, the Orangemen‘s culminating
day ofVVprotest against Home Rule,~' cp-'
ened with an absolute calmness which
made Unoinlsts and Home Rulers nlike‘
nervous as to what might happen.
responsible for todays signature of
mini, " had looked ~iorwurd to the day" s
happenings with much misgiving.
; streets.
. ing the facade of Ulster Hall, the con» iicials at the Ayer and Washington
5, tlon.
lllllil lll Plillllli
comes in An End Today Bin Strike at This Session
BELFAST, Ireland, Sept. 28. —U1- .
question (if. terminating or continuing .
the strike in gthe hawrence textile
mills, called Thursday as a protest
against the imprisonment of Etto‘r
and Giovannitti, the Industrial Work-
era of the World organizers, was ex-
pooled to be settled at a mass meet-
ing of the industrial Workers on LaW-
renee common this 'ufternoon The
strike continued today, despite the
vote of operatives at several meet-
ings to- return to theirVipachlnes. lit
was estimated that 800 hands wore
idle, divided among the different mills
as follows: ded. .4 i500; .Ayer. 1,500.
Washington 2;;000‘ Prospect zoo; Ari
ington 300; Everett 300; Pacific 175.
The town was sally decorated the There, was no trouble of any kind
Union Jack being everywhere predoml- when the mill Ellie! opened and the
sent, one huge stationed flag envelop- mm"; did not DOV“ any 1““ng 0"
The people or Ireland, ‘even those
the formidable “League and Cove
The weather was doubtful early in
the day, but before the Ulster» men had
begun to gather tor the religious ser-
vices which preceded the signing of
the Covenant sunshine flooded the
i9? 0' Wm Dmeedmfis lMills of the American Woolen Corn
M0“ 0’ the 31m)“ and all the hi 5 pony said there were inure operatives
industrial works Were closed, so that at work this (0,.“th than yesterday
every man desiring to do so was en The ma” meeting. on the Common
shied to participate in the manifesto- w“ expected to dprQSe of the ones
tion of a general atrii'te by the indus-
The spirit of unity prevailing among trial Workers ”MFA? oi the Mg“.
ihe Protestant denominations was il-
memos. Mass" Sent. 28.43.. V '
law reigned in Augusta today as a‘
direct result of last nights disorder in V
which two citizens were killed: and
one wounded by. state: nii’iitiamen I
guarding property of the local street,
railway oompsny, whose employee are '.
on strike.
men are on duty
bore. was placed on duty around the
railway power plant; V
terrltOry, which embraces Fifteenth
street,~thnt a ”deed line" was estab-
llSheVd by the militia last night and in ‘
which the shooting of three persons
occurred. '
guard. acting with Adjutant-General
William G.
charge.
ter he was notified that the situation
here was critical, issued swfiroclsm‘wl
tion deeldring the city to be in a
state of
i
iiiimu
for women’s wear. .; (p.-
is n4
r”
CORDUROYWA“ c010“. 9. VAN eeaedqueelssnlleVpeVVessesusseuesllelssseus ..m’uJ-”nous-unsoun-‘$1V."L
' ‘ READ’fi FAMdUB FABRIcsw—The standard dress goods of all kinds. in blue and black, s- yard ..
{ATHE POPULAR BEDFORDV CORDS AND. WVHlP CORDQ.
A Complete Line of Coatings
Chinchillas, Double Faced Coatings, Heavy Double Faced Rain Prooi Cloth, in fact every kind of cloth . Vi
$1 25. $1. 50, :7}? '
i
"i
inhariai. Lew iN indoors. l
woven. (in, sept. 28.-—Msrtiai; I... V8681
Established 45 Years
Five companies of guards—
The Fifth Company from Waynes-
it was in this
eger‘ Co
West Washington Street
1912 ......
Established 45 Years
Col W. L. O‘Leary of the state
~O’Bsar. has 'asumed‘j
The Leading Dealers in Ready
til-Wear Clothes
FOR
. Governor Brown late last night of Men, women, Boys and Girls
insurrection and ordering
martini law. .
tin VThe NorWalks
‘~ 0 God Our their in Axes Peso alter
which a short ems: was altered and '
‘ “stretch tortb Thy drills end help “9.
in this time of bntiol‘itil’illnflrf' The "
mobile lines to it. Aleitenderi‘ no lie‘
lustrated by the selection of the of
deleting clergyman. The Rev. VW. Mc-
Lean, formerly Presbyterian modern;
tor, preached the sermon. and he was
I" assisted by ministers belonging to the l
Anglican, Methodist, Baptist and Con
-’ grogetionni churches. .1.
Sir marvel-d Carson sat at the right
of Mr cLeen and the Lord Mayor of
Belfast at his left
A semi-military aspect was not
looking in the meeting as 200 picked
stalwart members of the Unionist
clubs and Orange Leagues weerlnx'
bright sashes. acted as a guard of
honor, standing around the pulpit.
while 500 of what is known as the
“reserve guard" occupied seats indho
gallery. .
The great congregation was unable
to restrain itself as the notable per
annexes came into the hall. Among
the first was Lord Charles Beresford,
who was greeted with) loud cheer.
Capt. James Craig, the Unionist mem-
ber for East Down, reminded the and-
ienc'e that the set-vies was a religious
one and that Sir Edward Carson wish-
‘ed it to be looked upon as such in“
the real sense of the word.
When Sir Edward Carson and Fred-
erick iii. Smith arrived. however. the
people forgetful of the appeal that
had .been made to them. manbrolte
into cheers which continud as the
two leaders proceeded to the plat»
form behind the Oranpe flap or the
Battle of the Bomb. presented to an
Edward Carson in such. a“ dramatic
manner last sveniue‘. ,
The service opened with- the hymn.
l
an appeal made to the Almipbty to
first leison was taken from miss
XXVL. 1,9. f'W‘e a siren! oily. "
' open in n coupieoi days. The work is'
trillion continued to siivocaie a return
to the mills. They calmed that the
.strike demonstration, .hss been and!
slept protest sealant o imprisonment
of Ett and Giovann ti. .
Militigih‘cisl‘g have expressed the in
tention of opening 9?).M9Ml‘3 as us-
nsl other the mills will remain in
operation than will edgiermlnsd by
the nuRlbe bar or opera yes who. return.
who Were killed, were Augusta busi-V‘
nose men. as was B.VF. Baker who”.
Wan'WoundEd. Christie- was driving.
so: automobile and the other two were ?
in .s carriage when they“ crossed the
"deed line" near the power plant. it
is said that they were in ignorance of‘
the military Vorderi ageinst trunk: in
the territory. Belmont! Doro whip-
ped up their horse when a guard or;
”ME“. MAINPT'SIVE‘ET WORK cou' dered them to slide. it is not known
“it .32», “A 0! mm mm on the 2313mm Christie nears the order to
west at e is now open in trellis! Teams
con n o‘vljpo up this side end on to New
Can-en load up it is this side that was
open in a couple or déys. The work is
lug. toWilion is still closed but will be
_-—‘*
was quiet restored.
Strikers and their sympathisers as.
the guard line and reach the power
plant with'the intention. of dynamite.
l id f
bong pushed and both s es 0 the” ing it.
street at the upper end will be com .
lete b the 1 exit at it.
p d y end 0 R as attemp violence.
. crowds dispersed.
The immediate cause of the strike
is the employee's objection to certain
raccoons ivts warmest).
Fltty friends of Theodore iv‘ee. oi,
as spring street. called at his home on
last evening and nave one of the his
seat surprise. of his lite. The party
proved most enjoyable and the usual
names and delicious refreshments lie-
in‘p served as the diversion. for the
evening. it was late when the twenty“
five couples wooded their way also:
the homewsrd path, but all carried
with thorn and will for sum time to
shore, the memory orb. delightfully
poms: evening. Mr1 lvee as s new
isl host and as such Vreoslued many
couplinienis. , .
WW
any the company seeks to destroy the
employees' uniop.
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
There will be dancing” at tit Nor:
Vials country (lino,V tit «ammo;
hiss- protection and “ermine is l
readiness tor. the winner leadvilie
WON osuenso Willis GA”...
2 ‘ Llo FRAGTlll'i D.
Crushed between a instant ear and
ones! the Adams express trunks st.
‘ $3:me railroad. MMJOIWN:
uni issue. it min-amiss .
all soon: beaten. or be WV ill“ ,
sparsiely to these
‘e hi sell troin bet .
Allied born and Robert caustic." ’
Not until the early hooray! today ‘ '
sorted their intention of trying to rush -
Strike leaders pleaded with .
themen to go to their homes and not ‘-
and dually the ‘
rules of the company. smite leaders -
0f the Very Latest Produc-
tions in
.. ’ ..
”suits:- .
Visitors:- store and you
will receive a pleasant and .
cordial reception whether . ' ‘
you buy or not.
Our Charge
System
' is at your disposal and given
to. you cheerfully. Our
prices are marked so low as
could consistently be marlo
ed on merchandise of the
quality yr for '
"new erasure sou
voujn inspection
Norwalk Chronicler