id ..You Ever?
Did , you ever' know“
, the joy Of a brightly
“blazing fire of Carmel
Coal? K
“it is like a flirt mused i,
'. lively, uncertain, bright-colored,
waving here and there-mailing
flame that Is pleasantly spark”
' Jinn, dancing prettiiy, waving
.nnd leaping like a rcebuck from .
., point to point."
‘fvlkb Marvel, in Reveries of a
Bachelor: ‘ '
Quarter or half ton will
qt cost you much and
will give you pleas-
‘ tire and comfort
as ‘ South Main loll-eel,
Innonage. .
; Ingredients in a strictly sanitary
it JOHN RAIHS
LOOK AT’ oua
SHOES
so $3.50 =s4oo
MAX LEVY
45, Washington 8!. Booker Block
Telephone 426-2.
. 4.‘ .
o
1
and Trade Wilh Us?
We guarantee to save you 20 to 40
list cent. on all goods that we handle.
Fine table claret It 65c gallon. Fine
“whiskey for 50¢ bottle up to 32 00
gal. Fine beer bottled at brewery for
$1.00, 24 bottles. Then we have
Schlitz, Budweiser. Welz, Zewerk
beer and ale, Evans' pale ale or
Evans‘ cream ale, Flaunagen cream
ole, Nassau, Pilsener and lnterboro
beer. All wines and liquors in stock.
JOSEPH DISESA
“Railroad Ave. South Norwaik
Scrap Metal is Booming
" 'ASK FOR PRICES
Every one that works for me must
honest. Those tile-tore dishonest 1
Marco. Cine cent a pound for
tie my limit. The sign,
WM. EFFRON
‘qu Fort emu, ism Nomaik,
m be on the wagon and the driver
Wt give you a duplicate slip. Feath-
1 ‘ ode and Auto Tires a specialty.
. Telephone 441.
m~.;_.wl.. WW...”
on Will Find
lease.
of furniture, Come in and loolt
GutkoWsky
monorail jfizn‘ézgemd-
sail,
. by the Rev; Ford C. Otttmtn, the far.
. mer pastor or the. Presbyterian church
' pie started on a brief heneymooir trip,
. newly furnished apartments in West
ailing PurChased the" '
ANITARY BAKERY
I solicit. the continuation or your 1121- '
Nothing but the best pro- ..
.ducts will be offered, made from pure .
“clawior " and James Meiins
Why Den‘t You Save Money I
of our Combination Desks a great
They serve as two
and Gloves"
WASHINGTON 01'; Till. 419.
and Mice Mira mun: iBii‘ih .
of Wiltou, were united in mar-
rlage Thursday afternoon lit 5 o 'clook
'0: Stamford. Miss Myrtles. Birdsail,
sister 0 the bride, was maid of honor.
and Robert H. Stevenson. of Norwalir.
was best man.
After the ceremony the happy cou-
pafter Which they will “reside in their
street, South Norwalk.
m m... ”MA-K...» ......W ...—......
HATS
Fine Beavers. Velours, Felts, Plush
and 'Volvet Hats, trimmed and un-
trimmed.
Fancy Feathers, Ostilch and Willow
Plumes.
Our stock is complete.
goods
Prices the lowest in town.
All new
It
I‘ The Holmes 'Miliineryl‘
3 Monroe St.
Phone 405. ‘ . ‘
74 Wash ngton S'leét
South Nor‘walk Colin.
, FLOOR
COVERING
Our Lin of
9 x 12 RUGS
cannot be surpassed
. mtsmooow-ooooooom
BUY ,
"Hazelton
i»
, my District Di’iy District
. 2 3 | 1 2 3
1 59 0 1 i 1 115 9 14
~2 1 6 4 | .2 13.124 18
3 0 3 1 | 3 ,6 41 9
4 10 '0 0 i 4 68 12 20
7Q 9 6 i 202 186 61
Grand ~total....85[Graud total . ..449
' - . Total voters made . .... ...... 534
I but twelve women who had made ap-
, on was in the town hall yesterday, but
.' her age and follow out the routine, so
I she backed away and was soon lost"
, in the hustling crowd.
, :The following is a complete list of.
all women voters made this year:
. ‘ Andrews, Grace :Ricllmonddll Park st.
' Beard. Emma. Patten ...179 East? av.
. Mary Esther ........ 179 East av
Beers, Emilie Jennings ..... lillmcrest
Mrs. Helen R. ...... Leonard at.
Sarah J. ... . .' ........... Elmorest
Sally S. I. . .I .......... 79 East ai’.
Katherine W. . .17 Springwood av.
Betta, Corrie M. f .......... 4 Union at.
* ...... iiiliiililifil 534
ill These 449 Wore Mon and 85
Were: Wilflld’l‘lélliiitihhqjmuel“ '
Cannot Vole Neill Monih
’l‘h-e solectmen and the town clerk
have completed making voters for the
year and a total of live hundred and
thirtyvfour new names have been ads
dad to the list through their efforts.
The men made total 449 and thawe-
men 85').
The corrected list to date is as
follows: '
Voters Made This Year.
Yesterday was the final day and all
plication were made. One of “the dOz
when she saw some eight or ten- men
in" the town court room whole voieis
were being made, her modesty over-
come her desire to step up and tell
First District.
Baird, Cornelia F. ....... 53 West av.
Baldwin, Ruth M. ... ...83 Wall st.
Benton, Adeline l. ...19 Berkeley st.
Bi‘elidliliger, Margaret R.. ; , . .llillside
Bourne, Edith H. .' ....... 3 Lewis st.
Burritt, Alice 'F‘. ....... 1 Morgan av.
Bylngton, Eloise ...... 17 Holden av.
east-y. Mrs.'li;_ W. .3 Academy at.
4’
as others do. Sell your rage, rubbers,
metals. papers. feather beds and auto-
mobile tires to it. Alexander; all he
pays the highest prices. '
Also buys and cello second- hand for
allure.
R.. AleXalider
mm...” . w-mm—wmA-W
or clinic‘spooliio oblootl
mums: insurance. -or_
roll 35642. 4, 21 fiaymoiill M4
beltci ‘ ,
smiths Mt...
- Campbell sums, 1.:
‘ Julio Mary M.
Curtis, Miss H.‘ L. ....... 13 Union Pk four rows in the balcony may be re-
Fiecney, Etta ........ 6 Maple st. served for She No tickets for these
Fosterylllllliceutf-‘F. ...... 100 Fast av. seats have been issued slid reserved
. Gregory, Alyse‘ ........... 6 West av. ichecks for those rows must be obtain
,.- EA 'i‘i 3. ”i ‘ Ella M. ....'...“..'.‘....36 West av. ad from the drug Efi‘El direct."
Th‘ell HershficlddtSM C0. Jeannette Lilidsley ...:is West av . ._ w -— ,,
Josephine T. ........ 8 Union Pk. , , ,
Tel. 294. .122 Water it. Halloren, Mary E. ..21 Grandvlew av: ‘
, 3i , Hm" “son, Mrs. Mark ...59 West av.
. 3.} Hill, Anna Rider ....... 9 Morgan av.
, ' ’Hopsou, Alice A. ...... 18 Berkeley st.
THE PENN ANT - Kate Palmer ....... 138 Main st.
, . . . , I Jackson, Mrs. Alfred A ..... 18 Elm st.“
’ $3; $8.50 and:“ Charlotte F‘.‘ ..19 Springwood av. The Live
1 ' Jessup, Margaret M. ..... 15'Arch st. ~ ’
Kent, Helen Bell ..... 14 Arch st.
nee, Juliet .............. 18 East av. UP'tQ'daIte
Lockwood, Carrie A. ....103 East av.
London, Florence .......... Perry av. MGrChaint
McGregor, Gertrude'E. .. .69 East av. .
Marquardt, Bertha M. ....13 Fair st. Wlth that
Morehouse, Aria 8. ....il Leonard st. 4 '
Clara L. ............ 3 Leonard st. Satlsfled
Moses, Mary Hoyt ........ 11 Arch st.
Murphy. Mrs. E. o. ....143 Main st. '
Odell, Harriet Howland ...os East’av. Exp 113881011
Pardec. Annie '1‘. ....21 Chestnut st. ' '
Parker. Hattie H. .. ....... 4 Elm st. Lurking*.1n
Pierson, lda A. ........... 85 East av. '
Pratt, Henrietta c. ...... all Main st. H13 00.1111-
. Pryor, A. Mabel ....... I..3 Union pl. ,
, "II-III" , E. Adele ..... .....3 Union pl. tenance
A substantial shoe of wearing Raymond, Cornelia M. ..3 Berkeley st.
worth and honest materials. Com- Reynolds. Helen L. ..... 151 Main st. 18 the
blues style, lit and durability as Sayre, Annie 8. J. .. ..13 Union pl.
,all W. L. Douglas ‘shoco do. , Savage, Mrs. J. l). . ..... 31 West av. Succmful
I". KEELER‘S ' acofleld, Elia L. ..... 181 Main ‘st. -
, . , Smith. Mrs. Carrie 8. ..5 Union Pk. '
silo: cross Shelton, Rosalie 'r. ..... .94 East av. 3113an
Opposite Hoyt'e Theatre. St. John, Illannah 8.. . . . .1 Mouton av.
Torrey, Alice M. . . ....5 Mott av. main-m
" ”” “ ‘ 'l‘roadweil, MiillccntC. .. .15 North av.
Walsh, Florence A....illl ranklln av. He
, , White, Virginia A. .. ...4 Morgan M. ' ’
Wurzchoiskl. Helen. ......9 Fair at. Advelttlaes
Baldwin, Fanny s. . .oi well at ‘- . 4
beers. Sarah J. ..Bllhicrcat In Th6,
Beard. Annie Beatrice .. . .179 lilactuv. 0 '
Higgins, May Jerome ....59 West or. 89333319961
Helicon, Mary ........18 Berkeley st. ' n
louder. Theresa 1......37 France at -
Sims. Amy Wood ....... .42 High at. The we
Stanley, Emily M. .....142 Main st. Informed
second Voting District.
Brown, Anna A.
‘ ,tilrunlnshsin. Milieu... .-
Nash, Alice 1.. _.
' Firewall. Minerva if.
Mars-tot . ' ~,
rails wuss omelet.
Wheeler, Basie Cousins...il Arch st.
Beard. Elisa A. ”1......m5 Wort lit.
iM": JD". Mi w.“ ‘ ‘ I
Mrs. Julie M. Walsh died at the home 3
of her “1‘th463th James ll. Mam
‘Donald, wife of state highway commiil?
sloner, James H. MacDonald, at 183
Norton street New Haven, Wedn’os
day afternoon, .in the 77th year of her
age.
She was. born in Albany, N. Y.. in
1885 and was married to William J.
Wuleh in 1855 at Albany She was the
mother ’or‘seveu children, four sons
and three daughters, of whom two sur-
vive her, her daughter, Mrs. James H.
MacDonald, and her son, former Depu-
ty Sheriff J. J. Walsh. She is also our-
vived by four grandchildren and two
great- grandchildren and her son- --in law
who is State Highway Commissioner
James H. MacDonald, with whom she
has made her home' for the past 14er
outsell years.
Harriet Davenport Comstock.
Harriet Daveiiilort'Ccmstock, wife of
the late Elisha Conlstock and for many
years a resident of South Norwalk,
died early today at the residence of
her (laughter, Mrs. Franklin Selleck.
She was bornIeighty-nlne years ago in
New Canaan and moved early in life
to South. Norwalk. interment will, take
place in Norwalk Conn Saturday.
LOCAL PEOPLE OF PROMiNENCE
TAKE PART IN VAUDEVILLE
. ENTERTAINMENT.,
A novel' vaudeville entertainment»
under the efficient management of
Miss Ellie 1. nine of Norwalk, will be
given in Music Hell on the Evening, of
November 8th. beginning promptly at
8:16. There will be many surprises
and new and unique features for the
entire bill. The finest Norwalk vocal
talent and ,some from ficut-ohtown.
will furnish severol‘muslcal numbers.
Comedians well knciVn uncut lOWR‘
will furnish local hits, and human me
cliaiiicnl dolls will cause much laugh-
ter. A costumed orchestra composed
of twenty-eight local people will do
light all. , ,
Tickets are on sale at Miss
lett’s and Stillson & Powell‘s,
. 500.
reserved seats without extra charge at
Sliilson & Powell”
stores,I’with the e
Mal-
price
"Mania
the M“?
m .
These mayfhe exchanged for ,
“and Wood's DrugI?
lition of the first "
six rows on. the main aisle in the or ..
chestra for which an extra charge of .
250 will be made. Seats in the last i “
, , CONFIDENTIAL j'.
. C R E D IT 3
.: ,
' unholy lilies tile
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4 .
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p.
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The Beers Meat 8: A
ProVision Co.
13 - 15 Main Street,
. . ’Norwaik
Phone at BOtiiStores
Cletiiing
for the Entire
Family, . . on
, Frank JacOby
Opp. Hoyt’s‘Thutre. j' 1 .
Keeler Billg., Washington St.
ills iiiii llllll ll
hummus lilo
Big Wreck Could Not Have Been
Caused in That Way
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 26.-——Th~e follow-
ing statement was given out this
week by the New York, New Haven ll-
Hartford railroad in denial of the aile-
gations which have been made that
rotten lies in the tracks were respon-
sible for the wreck at Weslliort. on.
October 3, when seven. ”WE.“ were
killed:
“The track was inspected by the in
specter of safety appliance) of the lil-
lerstate commerce commission and by
the engineer of the public utilities
commission of the aisle of Connecti-
cut immediately after the wreck and
pronounced in good coddltldii’.
“The renewal of ties for the season
was in progress and had nearly been
completed and but few lies markedv
for replacement, remained in the
lmcks at the time nulls wreck. and
sand of these Within the crossover
, Norwalk
22 West Washington St, South
.....
......
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in demand this seasbn
x",
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Norwalh's Leading Dry Gouda Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Nortvalk. Connecticut
ESPITE the weather, the Opening Day
Of our Fur Season was a Great success 4
Our Fur Department
is new ready for the Regular Winter Selling
(ll Our. Stock 01 Fur Coats, 'Scarfs and Muffs
is larger and more varied ihon ever and includes all Of the Furs most
illill intetested are cordially invited to call and see the Fold
,.
THE LARGEST MillLlNERY
& ,CLO‘AK STORE 1N
TiieNORWALKS ’
Special Sale of
corduroy Norfolk
for young ladies, 14, 16
and 18, colors navy,
brown and room value
$15.00. Spas 81 $11.. 98
Our DisplaSI . of
SHAPES
. in velvet. felt and velours
is so large that Athg most
skeptical woman will be
able to get suited at -.
prices from ..... .
98¢ to s5 00 V
Snappy and Very
. Stylish Coats,
A great variety to'select
from, all grades of thin-'-
chillas, blue, gray. brown
and tan. Prices range
’$7 .98 to $30.00
A Big Variety of
Coats
for little girls, sizes from
2 to 16.‘ Prices .........
$2.98 {II $15.00
We Solicit Charge Accounts
Visit our FurnitureIDeparlmenthe
can, Furnish your Home from
Cellar to Allis
traversed-by the wrecked...tr ii. frills,
is the normal condition all lnin‘ll on i
- the best maintained railroads iii the
United States and the existence of.
such ties in the track did not and
could not effect the safety of com.
tlbn. ~
“The ties in question were from too
to 800 foot west of tho vii-coll and aim
not involved nor in any way related
to it. The fact that the tracks in tile
vloiiilty’ of tho creamer laid the
crossover itself has been on. sciatica
“giant without any
shunts: bolus moduli it
good condition of the tale
speaks for itself "III ‘ I‘
..l”
» W
Attendance Mao , for ills Wool: was
omit W Rim
All otmdomrmrdc of iii. no
wl.
“WW w
the bill night but last night the crowd
come until it incited as though all of
Norman would soon be within the coil-I
lines of the Fair ball. . _ .
Joseph Cornell of local and more
widoapretir‘l lama. favored with illicit
and cousins. lilies toils Allen captain,
till tile hearts of the res encloses
with liar vocal pm in tho entertains
infant and m appliance again slits
again. hm. John Isms violin will
was»...
of tho lootromollt was nullity display»
strings of tile libiln so clarity. Site
will in 'li'. ml. milieu: spills-
on oil a, lithium: who reconfirm
«moved to homo» m in “landlines has
nihilism {Helical meted him said can
harlot
will oils of high plains and her limiters .
i‘vu roommates iiy Professor Alan
, slider moisten on the piano.
oil in music which lost itself to tilt , V7
intimated trial soon the illness. is. is ; .
it n unsettle that the slum ‘ ‘ _
night are will be in lasts all calm. 1
ovsacosre.
This is Overcoat Weather and
, This is the Overcoat Store.
Never has such garnish" int
monk then been seen in the ‘
Mrwalhs. hastens. Music.
and Double breasted. iislli‘ld '
Basins in both short. and long-4‘
models. in fancy brown. liluii ,
and Jim! mixtures. Chinchilili . ,
is tillll cloth ol the moment.
“W to 530.00.
, “630“" GLOVE! for. insulin '
and man ......J ”scoliosis
Norwalk Chronicler