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Miss Inez P. Daniels,‘ the efficient
and popular clerk in the office of the
selectnlen. enjoyed a trip to New-
burgh, N. 1., yesterday.
‘Bannor Council, No. 54, Daughters of
Liberty will hold its semi-monthly
ibusiness meeting this evening in its
hall, in Washington street.
The Woman‘s Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the home of Mrs.
ldu Meeker. 5 Courtlnnd place. Friday,
October ilih, at 3 o'clock.
The Painters' & Decorators Union
will hold its semi-mommy business
meeting this evening in the labor ly-
ccum, in Washington street.
The weekly business meeting of Ol-
ive Branch Lodge. No. 19, Knights of
Pythlas, will be held this evening in
its hall. in South Main street.
Jacob Hoffman, unquestionably in-
toxicated, from Special Officer ‘Rlch
ard F. Moore's report, pleadedgullzy
to the charge before Judge Edward
M mckwood. this morning. Sentence
was suwapeuaded
- A. surprise party was tendered Sec
and Lieutenant George R: Wym'an. of
the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Comv.
puny, in the quarters last evening. A
large number were present to solo);
' the music and refreshments
EdWard Bernard, the popular drug
clerk, has returned to his duties in
Glsudcnulng's lobarmacy after an ex-
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tended vacation. Mr Bernard, when 3
’2‘III'ssked about his trip. statgd that he -‘
. had grown himself in nfrloa—oxceod
ingly.
’ Governor 37mm has appointed
Thomas J. Kidney of New Haven to
4 f be commissioner of rivers. harbors and
bridges to succeed Archibald McNeil.
on, of liridgeport who recently resign.
ed. The appointment is for the remain.
' nor of the term ending July l 1915
——-.lollu H. Dalila. airport piano tan,-
or, is in town. Orders sent to Ms.
hackemo Hotel will receive his prompt
attention this week.
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‘Norwulk Indigo, No. 709, Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks,
hold a regular meeting last evening.
it was voted that the dues of the
lodge remain as they are at present.
36 a year and not be increased to 910.
as was proposed. The lodge now has
a. membership of about 360, and soy»
oral applications are now pending. It
is anticipated that there will be a
large «gathering in membership this
winter.
Among those wifo sttoudcd the Dan-
lulry Fair. yesterday. and who saw the
horse show and the aeroplane flights
wars John A. Moutgomory, William in»
gram. .‘iohn l). Milan, Joseph Kaua-
llc, ’l‘homus Leath'crlund. Frank H.
Merrill. Senator Jeremiah Donovan.
Miss Clara Nattuford. Carl Schnub.
2nd. Richard H ll‘itch. George ii. and
Frederick E. llockwood. 0 ii ilnnlts,
liilllord (Irnw, Edward Chlcboatcr and
lloruard 'I‘. Nuttoi'orli. Today In Nor-
wulk Day at the fair and a largo num-
ber have gone from hora.
legal holiday,
imiumbus Day, the South Nomads
Trust Company will be closed all day.
Tho tickets for the entertainment
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li’elahlrday being a
to be given in St. Joseph's new school
hall, are now in tho hand: at tho
parishioners. 'l'bc onurtalnmt will
open with a Musicsiinovus. entitled
“On the Veranda." it will have a cast
of thirty poopls, and new songs and
dances have been rehearsed and tho
director. ‘1‘. ll. Monsoon, W“ a
' tract for tho shorts on that night.
my. It. J. Carroll bu"'hsil the floor
scraped and also mam live pious!
or main. to play for dancing. which
is assurance of stood thus for» tho
young phobia. Several othli‘ minim
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EIGHT AHTTLLEETYIMIIEN HURT BY
EXPLOOIONH
company Was Rslumlng from Goa.
nsotlcut Maneuvers.
WAEHINGTON. Oct. low-Nils!“
privates. of Battery 1", Third United
states Field Artillery. Wm minted
by a ”mmature explosion of a shell.
Monday, at Toby Hanna. Pa. Wil-
liam E. Fir-beck. most seriously hurt.
was brought to a hospital hero. Prl.
mites Andrew Miller, Peter Marion.
Nelson D.‘ Blouse. Charles A. Hounch-
oil, 'll‘rsd 9F. McNamara, Fred Lino-
ham and Corporal John 'Harsch ‘wcro
not badly hurt.
The company was returning from
the Connecticut maneuvers and had
Tobyhanna for target
According to reports rc~
a shell "exploded before a
lbloech block sun had been closed.
Six of the men were hurt by, pieces of
practice.
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Button Rosettes.
The unique silver buttons with
which a certain bright witted girl wish.
ed to trim the skirt of a delicate pale,
blue lingerie gown wore pronounced by
her dressmaker too small to show pl'O-
perly their hand wrought beauty. Du-
plication in a size larger was a thing
impossible so a little hint from Paris
was seized on to make the emergency
a real opportunity, says the New York
Herald. A very narrow brain of silky
linen was found in a shade exactly‘ to
match the material of the costume. and
of this quaint “true love' knots" were
dcttly fashioned. one l{or each button.
and in the center of caph knot its but-
ton was securely fastened Those
were used to dance the fold at the cen-
ter line of the skirt froilt rfom the high
waist line on tho border.
Other werb used to secure the‘ fichu
draperies of the mom bodice and to
install a on at‘ the outside of each
sleeve. The effect Was well worth all
on. trouble and the monies" act of! '
Illuminations _4.
the bits of silver ;
Modes In BIrisf. ‘
‘ in Paris small holding with poor-
shaped isms covered with knitted silk
in colors: such as serial? empire green
and orange are worn with somber- .
colored hats
A new sleeve shows the long kimono
shoulder line. to which is attached a
‘full loam shaped of‘brilliantly con.
trusted mteerial.
Small toquss‘ of fur‘aud velvet are
trimmed with bands or moire ribbons
brocadsd in velvet. Fantasy trimmings
for these small hats consist of bands
made of didcrsnt colored china beads.
The autumn coat. cut doublobroastad
is closed with four buttons set well to—t
ward the waist line “New Ruben Jour
rial.
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Over Embroidery.
l have found that‘s. very economical
and satisfactory way of obtaining a
hand-embroidered waist is to purchase
a readymade waist with machine-sm-
br0ldered design and work over the
embroidery by hand; thus saving the
stamping, pudding and also making the
waist, says a contributor to Needle
craft. A blouse embroidered in this
way will deceive the most expert need-
dlewoman. ’
New Furs. ..
A new fur being introduced by the
turrlersis called chlncliillariac, says an
ordinance. ti is really a squirm clev-
erly dyad by a new process to imitate.
chinchilla. Mopsrdlno is another fur.
nothing more nor loss than the ratI
dyed in leopard stripes.
CMNJL
Burs Ilia
mum of
couriers mo.
MANILA, Oct. lilrflbr‘tunht Thain»
P. Council. an American long distance
runner of- world-wide celebrity in the
'90s, Was found dead today at Pauly.
several miles canto! this city. His,
death ' was apparently accidental.
, After his running career was over
Connor! Joined the army and had since
obtained the rank of sergeant in the
Seventh Cavalry.
~--'l‘hcro' 3 nothing so good for a sore
than as Dr. Thomas' lillsctrlc Oil
(lures it in a few hours. Relieve! any
pain in any part.
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WASHINGTON STREET,
FAMILY“
LADIES?
Serge Dresses
Graceful. 'Poricct Fitting
$6.50 t0$30
They follow the lines of the figure—slits the word. Nico.
smart plains and milled fabrics that will look well and wcsr
well. Nice wide price range that will inbound to suit you.
Just a pub is sufficient to convince.
buy your wearing apparel hero and have it charged.
Our books are always open to you—Mo invite than pay
‘FRANYJACOBY
accouu'r.
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OPP. HOYT’N THEATRE
‘Swoot sixteen mm, The Follies of
PUPNLIR INNSENENIS
HOYT'S THEATRE
Hoyt's Theatre, today, sets it's high
standard for the season. The list of
attractions scheduled for this popular
playhouse. beginning with the matinee
today, and continuing next week and
the balance of the season, Is indeed an
important event in local theatrical his-u
:tory. Thebmzralnnlo for the balance
of this week will run the gamut of the
.great diffsrencas observable. The prin-
cipal Item will be thoLunch Room Oa-
barot Girls, too pretty maid: in an on
tiroly~diiferent dance and song apoc-
tools. Since rag time has boconlc the
craze, lion's huvcndeavorod to have
some particular attractions introduce
several ayncipatcd hits, with this result
that every local theatmluor has lit-
Ionlly gone mad about “is: time”. .Tbs
Launch Room Cabaret Girls and all oth-
or- in this week's bill will introduce the
Ivory latest rag tlmIs compositions flesh
from Broadway ,
Catherine Cronin 1 Her company.
Iwill unseat a clever comedy thatch.
called "Billy" I First Love". it is truly
a Wt lauahmaksrr ,.
Rooney & Boat present Josie I: Wil-
lie Barrows, in a maniac com‘ody spo-
cialty, “The Bell soy and m norms:-
Every feature of their performance is
calculated to arouse comment. it being
unique and original.
Mry & Mellon. are two lively lads.
lam “top the list or eccentric comment.
ans. Dainty Elisabeth ‘ Mayne, has
many tuneful tidrbito and The Hoyt-
scops will dispel gloom
Next wool: Hoyts’ will be the scene
of Chris O'Browna' Til star Vaudeville
. Road Shows. Two bills wii be siren.
Monday and Thursday. for the moss-
tlve three don, as Is the present poli-
cy of Hoyt‘a. There will be ten head-
lines acts in the mill. including. like
Donlla Tom howls J. K. Emmet I:
Campany. Harry Van Foolish. The Mob
none Twlns, James Menard I: 00.. Tho
San Fraucisco,1‘hs Domacou, and Rus-
sian Balkaiai Orcholtda.
l The scale of prices wil be the same,
no advance in tho admissions at any
1 perforiuanco. . L
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aIROIANT OHOT UP IOAT.
for Polio. was»
Roach“ Now London.
NEW LONDON. Oct.'10.«0n the
arrival of the steamer City at Lowell.
at this port early Tuesday. a call was
immodlatoly scat ions 11qu of po-
tics to subdue a sergeant in charge of
a squad of M Uuiiad SW rscruita
iwho wars on their.an lo fort. on
li‘ishora island.
i The Willis came from Fort illo-
Icum. The sergeant who» cams
could not be learned. created a panic
union: the Mum‘s crew and ra-
lcrults by nourishing a waiver at
{random One of tbs ballots splinter.
so the ceiling of the cabin and tho
recruits crowdod into ovary moms
this spot 'wbsro tho: couiu hills. -A.n~
othor moaflt in: shorts could not. be
found and no um um made W
‘ Call Itoamor
consider-rd s limb of military law
illusions minus without means in
shards. 'l'h‘o recruits was taken on
Ions of the ”man:- transports to
"Wrists visitors tsianii. tracts
.7“ Nuilcllrhnt imam will 910%
Italy at it cost at military lattice.
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“mamas
tho police on this account as it is .
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TEN MONTHS
Mrs. Blankenship Tells of Her .
Restoration to Health by,
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vog-
ciablo Compound. ~
Ellision, VL—"T feel it my duty to
express my thanks for what Lydia E.
Pinkham' a Vegeta-
‘5 bio Compound has
, done for Inc. I was
g male troubles and
4.; had been confined in
my time for ten
months. I could not
{4,5 do my homework
md- had fainting
spells so that: myhus-
band could not leave
me alone for five minutes at a time.
“ Now I have been restored to health
and it has some from taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. When-
War I see a suffering woman I want to
for me and I will always speak a good
word for it."-—Mra. ROBERT BLANK-
Erlsulp. Elllston, Va, Montgomery Co.
Was Helpless — Now Well.
Trenton, Mo. ——“About two years ago
I had female trouble and inflammation so
bad that. I was literally balpiess and had
to be tended like a baby. I could not
move my body or lift my foot: for such
severe pains that I had to scream. Iwaa
very nervous and had a weakness.
“ Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound has helped me to such an extent
that I think there is no medicine like it
for female troubles. I am up and able
to do my work again and I give you full
permission to publish my letter for the
lake of other surfer-lug women."-Mrs.
W. T. Malawi-10th St. ,‘1‘ronton, Mo.
FEDERAL LAW HELPS OUT RAIb
ROAD MEN.
They Got Financial Benefit from Ef-
not of tits Enforcement.
The United states govsmment is
not likely to got any more money
from the New York, New Haven d:
Hartmrd Railroad company. in .the
way of penalties. based upon a viola-
tion of the federal statute which pro-
hibits the working of men oninterq.
motlvshoura, without a. root of
dabfihouru- The company has taken
steps to atop‘such violations.“
how lawyers for the railroad. com:
pally had append incourt cocoon.
leased to Judgment «under monoz‘thsa
fifty," ’coasplalnts Which" charged, vlo
lailbuo'of the statute and the. como
panypald the, panaltiss which Judfie
James L. Mort!!! imposed. Under the
*rhiohhat tho roompaa‘y’now Ma, . a
mln’fthat la outand «and naked“
dbotlnatlon withln‘siatsou hours from
the tima it started. Is to be run on a
siding and hold up for. eight hours
to most the compliance-of the stat-
ute. so that the smploy’eoa of the
train can have the eight hours
“'saoosc" or do as they wont to. It
in mum trains that are affecth pam-
tlcuiarly, but the also on tho u‘ains
do not make any special objection to
the “Tiny-up" as they resolve pay from
the railroad company for the eight
hours of idleness.
Boron bib Dissent rule came into
bores a pm as traium on a. pas-
senger train was always considered
mor- doalrablo than that of position
of brakoman on a freight train. but
It ia'novr said that under the law 'of
stopping the train (or eight hours and
receiving pay while it is stopped,
freight braloemou are receiving so
much more wages that the job of
trainman on a meager train does
not appeal to them. and they decline
the job when it is offered.
The law was passed by Congress
In the interest of the public, so that
overworked men would not be in
charge of trains. but while it was not
thought it would work to the finan-
cial advantuo of railroad employees.
it is benefittinu thorn materially.
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HIM HAVIN ROAD TO BUILD Illa
‘ HOTIL iN HAWK.
Announcement was made recently
that the last stop in the transaction
by which the New York Now mun
In Hartford Railroad booms owner'
of tho Haiti’s Point property at bar
Harbor. his“ was taken this weak.
the mom having been handed over
and the deeds passed. By this the
railroad company acquires several
tom of his most vsluubis propsrty
at Bar Harbor, including a large
amount at short» trumps. tam bis
hauls. tho Newport hours, Miran?
and momma, ono of tho wharvos
chi a number at summer comm.
Willis the prion poll! was not made
public. it was. understood that the
prom, was valusd at more than a
cantor of a million. . usual pram-r
tun Wommu wars studs dur-
Ihs the summon but the “I was not
closed till Tuscany.
sonically plans moan. W in
the property, including the mound
or ”WW to
“M ‘imlm: a: II I
2?" had over one third of -
tell her what this medicine has done 4
state trains more than sixteen coax ‘
The Sentinel the other day told 2
m railroad}
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Shapes and Trimmings
We are showing for tomorrow 8. now and large line of the lat-
est Shapes and Trimmings at Popular Prices.
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N 0 Charge Trimming Service
._ We will trim all hats free when you purchase the shape and
trimmings at this store.
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UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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REDDY 81 AYERS MOTOR CO
00 VAN ZANT STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
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Specnal Meenn
THE LASTING QUALITIEO 0F CON-
cnsvs couarnuc'rlon. ‘
in describing the’ ‘oxtont- to which
consists wasemployed in the constmc- "‘ 4-"-OF-- .
lion of many of their more important
structures by the Room, a writer Boa“! of mate a
states that in all of the work he had ‘
sacrificed the marks of the wood fol-ins Taxatlon
are at all times discernablo. andsspso »
ibily is this so in the corridor of the '
house of Asustus on the Palantlne‘,
where the min of the wood can be
clearly soon. These walls are some,
twenty-tour feet above the ground lov-
el. and though the coninructiou of the
forms seems to have, been carelessly
done, the moduli is none the loss inter-
esting; Hero is s‘ splo'ntlld opportunity
to use concrete and to leisurely in-
spect it from every point of vantage
Above these concrete foundations rose
the palado of Augustus, formed of those
stupcndoug wallsand vauldta of brick
which here, as elsewhere in Rome,
thrust their arches through the air
with- poise and precision that they are
to this day the admiration of erory bo-
hoidsr and gave to the Romans their
proud poaltlou stating the master bulb
«for. of the world. The structure of
brick above those concmto walla has
succuuibfl bruit“. ram of time and
to the hand of thoIdostroysr. but the
concrete remains without a crack of a
fracture that could be discovered by Norwallt will ha in session at ,
careful and frequent examination. its store of The Gotham 00.. 310..
adhesion is perfect. and that there has, street. East Nor-walk, Monday. ‘
not been the slightest disintegration ofIbBr 14th. 1912. from 9 a. m. to
oven the outside surface is attested by; fits; ”2: gum: 0" "xiv“!
the not that the grain of the wood “I u. 600111.531“ ."4
from the old iorma may still bo‘aecn «HARRY L. WA'TERBURY.
in the concrete; though its imprint was Registrars of Voters of the
made over two thousand years ago. . Vii?“ District. TOW“ 0'1
Borne rscoutoxcavatlous at the Arch Norwalk Oct 1191,“ 08 1
of Titus have diaclosed’ihc fact thatw
this structure roots entirely upon a Dividend Notice
monolithic base of concrete approxi-
mately 45 foot long. 20 foot wide and
Faifiield County ~mu":8aviuiui
rwalk Conn. Sept. 19. 1
19 test deal). This foundation was pour-'
at a wuss of tho Director. ~~
ed into woodsn frames exactly as we
should do it now, and whoa the corn
.creto had set those wooden forms wars random County Savings Bank "
removed. Directly in front of the ruins mi). 333,0: IiIlIllelIléaIin:I :1: $15 1:“ {I
of the Temple of Julius is slat-gs con- ' . . u
crate bass in which also the vertical Ednmulimmfdfmfifi‘fi'd. ' ,,
marks of the wooden forms can be 30th. 1912, .3;
clearly soon. The excavations hora do The sum will ho entered on ’
not permit a vlow of this untiro strut» benhb’i and link! on and after '
tars. but enough appears to give a fair
Mill. of it: state of prosorvation, which 3’ order of {$3333 333‘? ,
is perfect. There it not a crack or a still flit m MI
fracture in it, and. though located in it] ~
marshy partcttbo Forum, it shows no “BUT! "IN I'll-l IlLl. OI
offset from the moisture to which it CIPTIONO.
but boon cubical. torso many centurisi. WASHINGTON. 00¢. 10. l»
“Garment ”a that error was command by J:
W . Wright of the District 311pr .
A. MI. Mason, a farmer living soar in allowing tbsir trial on ~ .
crawl“. stains, says: "Feistltldmr owrt to process brim the,
Pills liars antimi- cum ms at sciatic of tuthaony had been canal
rheumatism scum by one acid in my ,rm a referee. annual comm
‘Mbiood it has also removal! numerous ititcbsll and brash 31W '
black spooks that wars continuum boi- trailers. yesterday my: a. ’
osmium-rm. Imoairtssmw «ribbon! with on. W-
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Mayor's Office,
80th Norwalk, C
A special meeting of tho 8-2
Eatinlabo and Taxation of this
hereby called to be held at the I
cil chambor' on Friday. October -
19-12. at 8 o'clock p. m, to can
the advisability of appropriating
sum of 8597. 89. the same being
suspended balances of op- .
tlona for Somalia; Trees. Cliff
Bailey Street Layout, Grading
Street. New Dump Lot and Road
or. for the construction of a cow
Garner Strcst in said city, or to
proprlabo said sum, or any part t
of, for other sewer purposes. on
take such action in relation to
of said matters as to said in
may seem advisable or expedient.
Dated at South Norwaik this
day of October. 1912.
WILLIAM F. TIAMMA l
05 fit If .4
Registrars’ Notic .
Tho Registrars of Voters of
'l‘hird Voting District of the To
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Norwalk Chronicler