cost;
Ranges
MEET EVERY .
* COOKlNG NEED
9 " I. Only one range re-,
.quired for eithcr or
both of the two fuels.
COMFORT and
ECONOMY
FOR SALE BY
COMMENTS ON POLlTlCAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NA’l IONA]. AND STATE»
PRESS.............
MQCR'ATIC CAM‘PAIGQJ COM- (W
MITTEE. NM
(3
pointed by”Carl Schaub. Who Was
Choun Chairman by the second
District Voters.
Gun! "Schaub who was elected
human of the campaign committee 9
, the Democratic caucus held re-9
hitlypihss appointed the following
*0 constitute the COmmmee' The Ponus Street chops! had an
lOlll'istian Swartz. Bernard J Rey- oyster-supper lastr‘evenlng.
noids, Israel Joel. Joseph J. Rooney.
‘ E. Friedrich. J MacKny. Edward The Elite bowling alleys will soon
906,11 John Spencer James T Pow- be the scene of some lively tourna-
11m Cartwright. Joseph J. ments.
Linx‘w ler. Terence McMahon,B. 8111-.
waters, Frank C. Becker, John Keogh,
mercy Adams Carl A‘ Anderson and ““0“ With a
‘ iWilllam Meeker. ‘ 9- "‘91“
:1The committee will hold a meeting
[on Monday evening at the Democrat-
ic headquarters, in 11 North Main
street. ‘ '
Adelhert DeForest has taken a po-
New York establish-
Mrs. R.
tcry street, has left for a two weeks'
vacation in Vermont.
MW..—
Thc Silliman building has had the
OR‘WALK CONTRACT'NG NOTES' stote front placed and the interior
(The Commercial Record fittings will soon be put in.
Alterations :0 House. _
Architect A N Paddock has 0011*. Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Stewart, of
1’30”“ plans ‘01 alterations to, 111' Summer street, have returned from a
house on William street, Norwalk. ' visit with réiatives at Newport, 11. 1.
wood by J E Wessells of? chicane. l .....___._..
he architect is in full charge. l‘ho Arthur W Austin of Smith's
so 111 to be provided with new Ridge. left yesterday for Tampa F111,,
9. hing and heating and electric where he expects to spend the winter.
V Eh ‘ahd will be thoroughly over-
,led. Estimates will be made at' New canaan's POPDlliilon
decreasing us
leave. Oenoke avenue is beginning
to look deserted.
9 9 Mason Work Let.
The contract for furnishing the9
3 blocks and doing the mason
in connection with the changes
The Foresters of America ” hold
their twelfth annual ball. last even-
‘kwood‘s garage in Norwalk,
ing. longhlin‘s five-piece orchestra
l“ then given to the Maring 9Cou- furnished music.
notion Co..:or Darleh. M. J. uior- .
1°? "0'3“” has the general con- Mr. and ,Mrs. Robert Brueno have
M. . . ’ moved to Wilton. Mr. and Mrs.
‘L. PM"! 70" 0‘7390- Ernest will be missed. as they were
mans are being figured fol a gar well known about town
stTokeneke for architect Ed. m... ..._.
T9. King, of New York. The The ladies of the Ladies' Bewins
1115 will be of frame and stucco Circle held their seventytfifth annual
structlon, with a concrete floor meeting recently. Plans for the
The contracfb coming year were discussed.
'I‘b contract for the electric work 00"““0'9’ “7- A 0'09“ has Nell
ptlon with the changes to mimprovlng rapidly Mr. Green wont
g in South Norwalk for Ccn- for a walk. recently. and remarked
’izl‘d p11,}; McMahon has been that he was feeling fine. His friends
to r. M. Cullen. John sohwing m sled to see him out satin. .
"rid on has com etcd the
:93. ’ 9' Mrs. A. V. Smith and don'phter,
.- 1' Alice of Bayonne N. .1. bays return.
0 1 r1 rt ‘ '
f a” r 0 B dgepo mm mm ed home after a visit with Mn 104111
L - the hardwood flours in the new
handing on Washington 111111.111. Rollins of south Main street.
scouts 1111mm.
The rdilrosd has apparently done
nothing in the way of further peso
tiations for Main street property.
l 011101111: hays notbeon about‘fcr some
‘ time sud New muslin people are be.
ginning to wonder about the onion»
ion 11 luck when 11 tailor has
tilt in order to get his
no he has mode.
, Bridgeport, Tuesday for the October ‘
H. MacDonald, of Cemev;
is {11131.9
the summer poop1e9
to be Arguuiwi-‘srnuscu ii
vows Case is 1111911111 1.1111
The supreme court of errors for 1159‘
third judicial distict will convene in
term, and will occupy. the upper sum
perior chamber while in that city.‘
The civil side of the superior court" .1
will hold its sessions in the lower
chamber. .
'l‘ho docket is fairly heavy. there
being eighteen New Huron county .
cases to Ibe heard at the start. There
are fifteen Fairfield county cases
which is more «than new, one Hurt-
ford county case. and one Litchfield
county case to be heard during this
session.
_ The Fairfleld county cases are:
Walton Ferguson, .112. vs. Emilia
Carstairs Ferguson, a divorce case.
on defendant's appeal from the super-
lor court.
Peter F. Mnrron vs. the Connecti-
cut company, on defendant's appeal
and motion for a new trial, from su-
perior court.
Walter B. Shaw et al. vs. Connecti-
cut company. defendant's appeal and
motion for a new. trial from common
pleas court.
Walter E. Patchin of 111. vs. George
. Rowcll st uls., on plaintiff’s appeal
from common pleas court.
The Bridgeport Mailenhle iron 00..
on appeal from the county commis-
sioners in the case of Patrick Mc-
Guire, on appellant's appeal from su-
perior court.
Stiles E. Goodsell, et al. vs. McEl~
roy Bros. 00., on defendant’s appeal
from superior court.
May Lassen vs. N. Y., N. H. and H.
R. R. Co.. on plaintiff’s appeal from
superior court. ‘
The Connecticut steam Brown
Stone 00., vs. Henry J. Lewis, et at,
on defendant's hppeoi from common
pleas court.
William 11. Stanford vs. Fritz C.
1Hydc. on defendant‘s appeal and mo
911011 for 11. new trial from superior
court. '
1. Harry Abbott vs. Joseph.P. bee,
ion defendant's appeal from superior.
court.
The Smith and Eggs Co, rs. Edgar
P. Webster, on defendant’s appeal
from superior court.
Dominick Connors vs. Patrick Con-
neliy et 11111., on pinintii‘f‘s'appeal from
superior court.
charles F. McGuire vs. Ernest Klos~
perior court.
Hurry D. Miller, trustee. vs. the
merit 00., et 11]., on defendant‘s appeal
from superior court.
Abraham Shelinsk‘y vs. John E.
Foster,'et 11111.. on plaintiff's appeal
from , superior court.
NOTICE
Admissionci Electors
Notice is hereby given that the sc‘
lectmcu and town clerk of the Town
of Norwalk will hold a session in the
Town Court room. Wall St. in the City
lof Norwulk. Friday. 'October 181b,
1912. from 9 o‘clock in the forenoon
until 8 o‘clock in the afternoon, for
the purpose of examining the qualifi-
cations of and admitting to the elec-
tor's oath those persons who shsil
be found qualified; and will be in
session for the same purpose at the
following places and times. to wit.
At the Police Room, Hsviicnd St,
in the City of South Norwalk, Satur-
day. Octoborl9th.1912. from 3 oclook
until 8 o'clock in the afternoon.
And at said Police Room. Havilsnd
St. Wednesday. October 23,1912,
from 3 o'clock until 8 0010011 in the
afternoon.
At the shove places and times the
said selectmcn and town clerk will ex-
amine the qualifications of those wo
men by whom or in whose behalf s
plicution has been made to be 11am t-
lot! as voters for school officers and
upon any question relaying to ethics»
tion or to schoolmsnd when some.
appear on the "women's list-«to be
made "
Unions nil entered on the first list
as "to be mode" whose riuhts shall
appear to have matured. shall have
l
annual 511119.10 be held thOufvclilS'f‘E been admitted or rejected. said u-
lcctmoh and town clerk will be in
session for said purposes. at said
Town Court room. Wall 111., Friday.
October 26th. 1912, from 9 o‘clock in
Midi-noon and not sftmsrds uncut
that if it appears that the rixbts of
any person on the first list 1111er the
the "to he made" will mature otter
, said mid-1y. October 2m and on or
mm 1.111 day of mid ohfstcn‘ much
111‘ sold “incision still 101111 clerk
' wil
1 (its dates 1!
Now-iii. on
be in much
own9.o1srh..w 1
runs 110. ‘4.
Your Interests in, Congress.
\
Suppore you were elected to '
Congress—-
Suppose you had splendid ideas
for the advaliccment of conditions
111, Fairficld County-—
What would happen to you in
Longrcss?
This: Theyawouldn’t lot you
get up out of your seat to open
your mouth to talk “for at least
a year. and probably longer.
From now on practically until
the next election you would not
be granted o‘ue minutes time in
Congress to argue for Fairfield
County interests. This may not
be right and infra—but such are
the facts
V 011 might almost as well be a
wooden lndian sent down there
.to represent lairfield County.
l‘hey would put you—perhaps
won the Committee to look after
the White House lawns or feed-
311;: the birds in the Capitol
Building Certainly on nothing
more important. You wouldnt
even know what the influential
men of Gongress were thinking;
111 (loingwlmrdly any more than
your home folks read 111 the news
dispatches from \Vashiugton.
9 “hat value could luirficld
County get out of you unless it
kept mu there for a longr term of
Very little indeed.
years?
Now. keeping in mind these
undisputé’d facts. suppose 9&10u
look :11 the Fairficld C01int_\ Lon~
‘ Ways
v
years ago he. too, sat twirling his
thumbs without permission to
speak and without influence or
committee position, fore whole
year or more.
If he had not been an able. en~
t1gctic and studious public scr-
111111 he might be twirling his
thumbs still, without influence or
position.
But he was and is one of the
ablcst men that any District over
512111 to Congress.
Mr. Hill is now fourth on the
and Means Committee,
well known to be the most im-
portant Committee in Congress.
In his career Mr. Hill has also
been on that other important
Committcc~Baukiug and Cur-
rcucy.
lie is consulted and respected
by every class or interest in C011-
gross without regard to party.
He is one of those few men in
Congress who have won dish po-
sition through their brains 'and
abilitx and not through their
more “political" slirewdness.
\ow look at this thing cold-
bloodcdly. l‘nirficld County
wants the best consideratitm it
can get from our National (30v-
crnmcnt.
Who can get the most consid-
eration for l7ziirficld County—-
Mr. Hill 01' :1 new man? Mr. Hill,
of course. and because nobody
has one sound reason why this
Faii‘filcd County would have
“i. wait eighteen years to reach
the amount of consideration
which Mr. Hill is now able to get
for it——cv.cn if Fairfichl County
were lucky enough to find a man
as naturally able and fitted as be.
If you, want to see the tariff
taken out of politics and revised
either upward or downward,
whichever way will give the
workingman as well as the rest
* of the community a square deal
——then Hill is your man and Hill
only. ‘ The tariff policies of the
other parties are simply unintel—
ligent imitations of Hill’s policy
*Etmiparc them for yourself and
see.
There is many a man running
for Congress in other parts of
the country right 110w who is
promising revision of thé tariff
for the benefit of the working-
man. who. if elected wlll go right
to \lr. Hill fiist thing to help get
his own promises redeemed. It is ,
to Mr. Hill and a‘ very few
others, to whom the real progres-
sive sentiment of the country
looks to bring about scientific
tariff. rsfoam.
l'nlcss you vote for Mr. Hill
you .will not only hurt Fairfield
County hard. but you will also
hurt the whole country.
But you are going to vote for
Mr. Hill, because you know very
well. after all the fire-works are
of, on defendant's appeal from su- 9
the foreman until 8 o’clock in tho ,
gromioual Election from this saved-up
new viewpoint.
When Congressman Hill first
went to Congress cigl
licllomore ArmOred Cur and Equip- ‘
304 Meigs Bldg.
M“
1101-11 long return Mr. Hill.
The
capital of experience
should be wasted, you and other
intelligent voters are going to
oxi‘iludcd. that Mr. Hill can give
Fairficld County
more service than any other man
:1- great deal
up for election.
PrOsperity League
Bridgeport, Conn.
”22:1
Mr. and 1Mrs. F‘rcd ‘Hoclsher hare
left for their home in Brooklyn.
. ..— --——-—~-
William Wsrdwaii entertained two
cousins from stumford. Tuesday.
Miss Edna Aiken is continuing ‘to
improve at the Norwallr Hospital.
mu w”..-
Mrs.~ Frank Rector spent a week
visiting friends in Richmond Hill, I... i.
Mnisnd Mrs. John .B.9Gruellc will on-
tertain scvcrsl artist friends iiiutnrdu)l
m“mu—«aw»
John B. Miller hus‘ “been subjected
to considerable psin sud annoyance ro-
contly by boils.
il'isrbsrt 111111111111 sod Min 1111111111111.
keno. of Silysnuine,nttonilsd.tho non-
bu‘ry can Thursday.
Mr. 11nd Mrs. doom Wilton” limit
Thursday in llrldxoport so 1111! mentor
their son, Arthur Knapp.
Mined lit. 9 11111111111111“ mother.
hmitlyn. for the weekend.
W
M: the Methodist Nominal 0111111.
11111. 11. iii. 1111111101» 1111 in crunch
Bonds-y morning and evening. , ,
‘
"his hero for the fourth year.
I”. find ”EC. “Ed Mflllhei' “W ‘0 [fig mull“?! “r? lut “wk m .
thnguyropsctmofthomubo“
afternoon (it the home of Mrs. John B.
lMlller. The ladies are planning for an
1entertainment which they expect to
.give Huilows‘on.
John Johhson and Rev. G. E. Rich-
’t for, who attended the M. P. conference
111 Cannrsie Church. N. Y., last week.
returned Monday arching. “611.1119.
Richter has been csigued to the pastor.
Erwin loudou. of Silvermlue, has re-
turned to the Norwslk 11011111111. Mr.
houdon was operated on same time
ago and was dischmed from the boo
.plisi, but the cut did not he‘sl to his
ntisfscllon and be 1111: returned for a
short time.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Purdy. who hue
been visiting; with vsrious friends in
Blvermino for the past seven wank:
returned to their home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Flil‘d)’. who won seriously 111 last
winter as the much of 1111 sit-con bs~
hind the eye, which destroyed the 1111M
of‘thst member, expects to have the
syn removed 11.311 1 [ion on. substitu-
ted. abort]; after hnr return home.
Edvard Guthrie took 11 psrty of four
°ism Mitchell automobile and when
they started for home in the matrix.
that with n slight incident. 11111111111»
tic 111111 bucked his our between two of
the tents for the 11111" and is some day
its buck cost of 11191
wok-«u»
NOTICE
to GOntractors
South Norwslk. Conn,
Oct. 17.1812.
Sealed proposals will be received 111
the office of the Water Commission-
ers of the City of South Norwulk,11n-
til 12 ociock 110011. Oct. 21. 1912, for
trenching. ’plpe laying, buck oiling,
furnishing lend. bump packing and do-
ing all the work connected with the
sxtsllsion of a four inch pipe in Kos-
suth street. 100 feet or more. extend
lug from (Zillion street.
The commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids. Plum
and specifications may be seen at this
office on sud alter Oct. 17. 11112.
017 at WATER COMMISSIONERS.
mo mumps A11: sclziuo
- com...
mu
short-go Fore-11 Them to 1mm Hun-
dred: of Tons from 1501111. for
Which ‘1'th won originally
« intended.
l’lTTSBUM, 1%.. Oct. 49.4311111111-
catfon of fuel by the mindful cout-
pitnm has been mm in the riffs-
burd district because of the cool
shortcut. dome of the tuner mud:
that 1.1. been trying vainly to 111m
‘urnm/ for coal hsvslcund 111111 ‘11119
«mhind‘ln their column and an no
1111111 to supply our teams without
1119311111113 their "ruler custom. '
roams is. connection of cool
on tho tracks on route to 60th
111111111: 1171111111011 Hundreds attend
thsom‘wuin the district 111-11111 ‘
iotomlircbsincdmflsd humorist: .-
for Which {1109 Vfdl'e ot‘lxlildlly inf
“w”. a.
Town Assessors’
NOTICE
We. the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay Taxes in the Town of
Norwulk. that they are required by
law to deliver to the Assessors. or
either of them, on ox before the first.
day of November. 1912, 11 written or
printed lint. tinted, signed and sworn
to. of all property owned by them on
the first day of Octobor, 1912, liuhlc to
taxation
N. B-«Lllto may be returned to tho
Assessors, art the Assessoru' Office.
Town Hall Building. Norwulk, 11nd of.
the Council Rooms, Washington
street. Library Building. south Nor
walk. from and including. October 19,
1912. to and including November 1.
1912. 1111111 Offices to be open from if
to 12 calculi, n. 111.. 11nd «from 2 to
d: 30 p. 111.. all days of the week,
(811111111911 excepted) 111111 on ssturdnyn
» and on Nob/111111111111 111. 1911:. from 7 up»
111 9 o'clock. in the owning.
1th puritans will lid required to give
1 street and number of their property, .
11nd sin of lot house stands on.
Dated at Norwnilt. 13111111., October
11111. 11112.
101111 W. BOMRDUS.
08mm W 11111111101111).
GEOME w. it‘l’l‘t‘ili.
01'! 8t AIKEN”.
‘ AMINO? 'mc LAW.
"A 1111131 119111 111-111 the park pond“
and 1 fished her out. We were built
mud."
"Why 00'!”
“such mm the rule about 111111-
in; ln’tlio pond. they claimed "
999111. why did they arrest yonf"
"Tim Hill Wilt; was 11111111111111:
don"whostshil‘mdmupt.
luau warm “W into-
flambctfiswmuhsmu
.1.
Norwalk Chronicler