They are PASSED there, but PASSED only. They are formed,
bled up,” by the big corporate interests, and by them only. Tlien
_ 9 turned over to the legislature in the Capitol Building and put 3
rough. And put through, Mr. Voter, regardless of whether your
them or not.
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ASTRATFORD, Nov 2.-’l‘be 1 400 of-
ilclul bulldts recalled by lown Clerk your Bowels, Liver and Stomach
H. C. Lovell. from the Secretary of clean pure and fresh than it is to
Suite to be used at the election next ,keop the sewers and (11 clause of a.
Tuesday, are useless. On these bal huge city Area from obstructiou
lots the name or D. 0. Wood appears‘ Are you keeping clean inside with
as Democratic cunoidsto for Aepnesen Cascareis-or merely lorclng o pas-
Atutive in the General Assembly. At sagowoy every few days with suits,
the caucus at which nominations cathartic Dills or castor oil This is
were made D'. 0. wood declined the lmvmtsnt
‘honor and Lewis Blerco wag chosen Cuscnrets immediately cleanse and
Through some unexplained px'AJces.°A.‘”98“late ”10 “01110011. remove the
the name of I). C. Wood wuc sent w'sour, ““dlgefile‘l ““11 fermenting food
the town clerk and by him submitted “m1 "W1 30538? take the excel“ 11116
to the Slate officials for printing with ””1" the liver and carry 0|"- Of “18
'the candidates of the other pamiest‘system the constipated vwnstc mut-
Town Clerk Lovell hag ordered more tor and poison in the intestines and
ballots with the name of Lewis Bierce bowels.
as candidate for representative with N0 Odds 110W lmdly and upset you
feel, it Cascuret tonight will straight
on you out by morning. They work
(i in while you sleep. A 10 cent box from
time £01 the election has not yet been i 30"“ drngglst will keep 5'0““ head
nsccllslned. it has been asserted elem stomach sweet and youi livcr
that the whole election will be “WM and bowels regular «for months Don‘t
dated if the bullets now in possession forget the children—their little ll}
of the town clelk are used. 'l‘bis,ismca "99d 9. SOOd', gentle elennsing,
however is n. mislahe. Should D. C.
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It is more necessary that you keep
Democratic candidate.
Whether these can be obtuinc
. Your interests are the last ones considered by the “corporation
bby,” and this lobby contiols your lawmsking. Don’t you think
have about enough of this sort of government?»
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If you do, there is only one course open to you-—to vote the
trsiglit Progressive ticket and put into power a body of MEN—men
heir shoes.
, ‘Dou’t let yourself be fooled into believing that the corporation
monopoly of Connecticut cares whether the Republican Party or the
Democratic Party wins next Tuesday. Both of these‘parties are
controlled, root and brunch, by the lobby.
lThe only,pnrty that starts a panic in the councils of the lobby is j
h‘ Progressive Party. ,
The lobby don’t want Progressives in ofiicc. The lobby cannot
A’buy Progressives. The lobby cannot insolcutly toll Progressives what.
Taoism puss against the popular will.
gilt tooth and nail Alfruinst the Progressive ticket.
Real Progressb es in your legislutluc, in the Notionnl Courrross
end in all your stale offices menus that llie sent of government u ill
, in Y0 UR State Capitol and nonlicie else, and that the men whose
duty it is to look after YOIAR inloicsis Will. DO SO.
‘ AYProgrcssiic victory spells the end of line lobby.
It will put clean men into oflicc, pledged” to listen to your voice in
government, and not some ifrnornnt “boss’ 5’
‘ Your lawmaking: machinery has been made a mockery. Legislm
‘tion has been bought and sold in the interests ofl the corporations, .
your right to vote, you will join that grout nrniv of Progressives at
the polls on Tucsdny [And rogistci tile stinging Aobuko to‘ gang rule”
but it so well (lcsoivos.
If you believe in Theodore Rooseveltmbelievo' in his rugged lion-
Gully, his unimpcachnble intcgiity, his fearless courage to do, liIGllTx
be face of all the politicnl “bosses” in Americnwthen you will
tor your vote by making on (X) in the circle at the top of the
t dealing you insist uponiu your business.
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Allie first time in twenty years a cum
Ounscrioo'r SATISFIED.
‘ . ‘pslun will be fought with not a sin-
ntation Works Well. . A in the unity piattorm.
.L.(Bridgeport Post. A l We shall give a few reasons why
has been some 0190115310“ this feeling has glown upon the stole
a there over that ancient 15.1mm main and nil vAtai reason is tbs/A
reticulation in Connecticut Allie voters at the slots of Connecticut
flp amen] Repunllcan in coll.‘buve found that the house with its
‘3‘. he piogrpgglva pnfly'g pinplrepresentutAoiA has been invariably the
blind words at proise for it, but fee of great corporations us those con
Amped to find that it cpnmm. lpomtlons tried to prevent legislation
look condemning the ancient! desired by the voters. and it has also
mtlon by towns without re opposed much that was wanted by)
vjulstion. Ag ”gm,” the powortul interests at the expense of
nor the republicans doslt the pebble
lit question, it is dimoult to On the other hand, the citizens of
,. d, why the Republican com the state have seen lilo senate elected
ltc‘oritlolsma to ma progres- principally from the large centers of
vote was fairly easel. absolutely s0
when the, district:
drawn, and not selflessly or! at the
present time, invariably found at the
book and call or the lobby. and the
interests which pay that lobby.
This is the record of the Connecticut
legislstme tor the past live scallions.
Now tor facts to support this state»
ment. . .
sdddhcno in the state some-
‘bss sheen writtn snout it. The
William” been discussing
lion in reply to correspon-
Rut the tact remains that the
representation is in no
locus this your, and the res,-
1 plain “in any person who
consider the records oi! the,
' lilies for many years.
then are not bothered
What they consider is
system. of sovemment
hoary,- but works well in
on com to disturb it
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Newburyport, Mam, Mrs. Chas.
.inckman miss: “i greatly {mood I
was going to bare tuberculosis so i
got Foley's Honey & Tar Compound
and teddy i an: a. so strong woman
bleed» poor system m .
“ A cry worst results have '
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at whose names the directors of the big corporate interests quake in it best shows greatness by ,estmm A
'ing its excitement.
' 7 your 0! election.
a reasonable number or the frccmen
Therefore the lobby is going to g
.and if YOU have any pride 1]] your state Nov-eminent my pride in .
» ‘lnku'the Present Legislature Rep-Agile reference to town representation
population and by districts where the»
lines were first ‘
one spoil it. The mummy. stopped.
Wood receive it majoiity oi’ the votes
he will represent the town at Hurt—
fold in. spite of MA. Bieice's nominw
tlon.
NORWALK CLUBS To HAVE RE-
TURNS.
The Winnipouk Republican Club
will meet on Monday evening to com-
plete arrangements for the open house
on Tucsdny night. Tile club will have
the election returns and refreshments
will be served.
The No-lwalk Club will receive clec.‘
Alon returns over a special wire with
their own operator Refreshments.
too. will be served to the members
to add to the success of the. octusion.
The Nutmeg Club will observe elec-
tion night in the usual style. Election
returns will be received and bulletincd
in the quarters and refreshments will
be served. The premier number of
the members are expected toflbc pre
sent.
SHORTER CAMPAIGNS.
Great is popular govelnument bul‘
WW.
The point of do
Avolopmcnt may one day be reached
by our civilization where citizens will
work at their politics so siendlly, the
year around, that they won‘t need to
go into spasms of excitement in the
Then we can very
proilvtohly shorten our campaigns to
six weeks. Until then, we shall prob-
ably need at least four months for
working up enough interest so that
-will vote.~—New Haven Register.
committee
'siuounted to $265,345.30. .
Charles Guggenheimer of New York .
Ierotic notions] committee as the isrg- ,
.New York, IA.
SPENT $265,445
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-Duriug the
last six days the democratic national
received contributions
amounting to 9130, 089.72 and borrowlsd
$40, ooh, according to u supplemental
report tiled; today on behalf of the de-‘
niocruiic committee with the clerk of
the house of rcpresentutivas. During
this period the total expenditures
appears on the supplement report otA
Treasurer Dollo Wells oil the demo-
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est contributor. He gave $102000. .W. A
R. Craig gave 39 000; F. S. Penbody,l
$8, 450; John D. Ryan of New York R. A
T. Crane, in. of Chicago, each gavel
$5 000. Other contributors were the;
national Wilson and Marshall league
of New York, $4, 000, Bennie) Watson'
of West Virginia $2,500; Jacob H
Sichiii of New York, $2 .500; W. R. Rust
Tacoma, Wash, $2,000. A group of
Manila democrats. $1.400; Hermon
Kidder of New York $1. 248 "4.
Among those who contributed $...A\A0
were Senator '.Newlands Thomas Pence
of Raleigh, N. (3.: Blair Lee of Balti-
more, L. E. Tierney, oi' Powhatlnn, Va.;
Wulkcr W. Vick oi' Rutherford, 'N. Y.'.
W. A. Lydon, Joseph D Gulagber of;
W. Scott, of Richmond
VAL; Dr. J. W. Cox of New York; Lew
is ‘Nixon of New York, James J Slot"
row. of Boston. H. G. Davis Elkins at
West Virginia contributed $100.
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NOW iN THE RlGHT PLACE.
Collier 3 Weekly has dropped Wilson
and is out for Roosevelt. To do it,
Robert J. Collier had to part company
with Norman Hspgood, long time edi-
tor oi Collier's. Collier‘s is now where
it belongs. it has worked for the
Roosevelt policies for Ay,oars and dur
ing the last four years has raised more
lisl1 with Ml. Tait than. any other pub
licaiion in the country, but none.»~
Waterbury Republican.
CHIGHEISI unison» mm nulls,
«I! Ask one I)" lufnr
file's“ icr’l’lflumumffimnd
Fill. in “ma ondl lold metallic 1'
ll‘uc Ribbon.
loxrs. celled w:
Tami no other “or oi‘ MU:
“mic-m.- ML-hrz ill. l g
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year; ham. and st.‘
‘xA‘A‘M‘lV‘ in
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It is best.
toncy of orange marmalade
Filling for Washington Pie.
A Use one oupful of sugar one egg bou-
Aten, juice and gluten rind cl 1 lemon
and one half cnpi’ul oi slucdded cocoa.-
not with sufilcient milk to incision it
7Put the ingredients in s doubleboilor
‘und cook them until the filling is thick
‘SEVEN YEARS
lli MlSElll
iHow Mn." Bethune was Re-
stored to Health by Lydia
‘ E. Pinkhom’s Voyeu-
..ble Compound.
inner oi the lemon.
be used instead of the lemon.
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Nutmeg Cakes.
Use one cnpful cf milk, three cupl‘uls
eggs, five cuptnls of floor, one tea-
spoonful of soda, and it little nutmeg.
limited in small cup cakes, these are cs.
Devinlly nice for small children as our.
sery cakes.
Grape Cat-up.
Wash. cook and strain three quarts
of Concord grapes; odd two pounds 0!
sugar, one pint of vinegar, two table?
spoonfuls each or cloves, nllspice and
cinnamon, hall a tenspoonful oi psy-
enne pepper. and one 'teuspooufui of
suit; boil the oatsup 20 minutes and
bottle it.
Sikeshon. Mo.—- ”For seven yours I
suffered everything I was in bed for
tour or live dsyu st a
time every month,
cod so weak I could
hardly walk. I bud
cram? backache
endsohe, end
wu I0 nervous and
Neck tint I dreaded
to see crayons or
luvs wyom move in
,/v . tube mom. Thelm-
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those times, sud mid tint I ought to
have on operation. I would notjisten to
diet. end when a friend of my husband’s
told him about Lactic E. l’lnkhsm'l Veg—
etable Compass end tht it; had done
for his wife, 1 was willing to links int
Now I look libs picnics of health end feel
like it, too. I can do till my own house-
work, work in the garden and sntbrtsin
campsny and enjoy them. and can walk
”for u say ordlnory women. my day
in the Week. I with I could tell: to every
nudism: woman and r1, sod hill chord j
thydls ill. Fin mu Vegetable
Egg; With Pepper Sauce.
I Chop a green pepper line and cook
quarter tubiespoonl'uls of butter. Pooch
unbuttered tossl.
calico on each egg. To make it. still
nor with the green
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Sweet Potato Custard.
towspcontul of cinnamon.
s. hot sauce.
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once. Shortcake.
to spread before the filling is quite:
cold, us the cake will then absorb the:
Au orange may
of sugar. one cupfui of sour crcuin, 4i
(or. several minutes in one and one
thc‘eggs, and put them on rounds of
_‘ Put about one and
one bait teaspoonlnls oi the pepper-
moro attractive dish use psirt rod pair
About until light five ens, three-quar-
ters (it a sushi! oi sugar, and one-quor-
ier or n teaspoourui of suit. Add three
cuptuls or scolded milk. Pour this mix?
ture over three cuptuia 01 west polls
Acuprcvlousiy boiled sudrtgrstedr-one
tsbioapoonhii or butter. and ‘oue bull
can and .
bake in s buttered puddinc- dish. Serve
«Put two sustain of flour and s. litii’e
suit in a bowl. mum one mu isv?
. cl teaspoonhii of sods in one cunts! of
boy the dough in ii and CO\el it with
a lid. Set the pan halfway back on the
range. so that the Shortcake will bake
thoroughly without being scorched.
Aann it when well browned and brown
2 it again on the under side. The griddle
shortcnke is suitable either for break-
last or for supper and may be served
with butter, irnlt or honey and cream.-
Youths“ Companion.
Orange Fluff.
Eggs in Tomato Cases.
Scoop out the centers of as many
large, firm tomatoes as there are per-
sons to serve. Drain. then sprinkle the
inside of each with chopped tarragon,
pepper and salt. dropping in carefully a
row egg and a quarter teaspoon of hill-
ter. Place in baking. poo in a not oven
until the eggs are set and serve very
hot—Sou Francisco Call.
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Women’s
Best Interests
demand that every Woman should
spore beret-ll unnatural sufi‘erlna
by obtaining safe and proper help
when physical Jill: and nervous
depression occm'. “(lien ailments
and hollering come to you remem- .
her there is one safe, cil'ectivc
gentle and well—tried remedy-'
at special value 9 to Women."
Beccbnm’ s Pills remove the cause“
of suffering: they clear the system-
relieve on of headaches, buck-
, aches, ultude nudne‘rvc rebellion.
Try ll {cw am. sud know the
‘ Are you Going South?
and by their tonic, helpful action; '
diii‘crcnccw—know bow Becchmn’c ‘ .,
l’llls will help your feéli‘n'gu,»
h strengthen in’vigAimt’o j
LET THE
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ml for your odd pieces of Furniture oil
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LOVER’S
“THE PLACE”
l NORWALK FURNITURE HOUSE.
14-18 Wall St, Norwalk Conn.
The First
Step ”in the
(Eh-Acessors to F. A. Mitchell.)
All our upholstering and repairing is
done by s. firstsclass French cabinet:
gives ease and freedom. The sole
\
Amaker snd polishor, formerly with F.
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HOUSEWIVES‘
Read About
SWISS ALUMINUM WARE.
it is an established {act that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils are superior to those made
of any other metal. This has
been proven by scientific re-
search, as the lests show that
no verdigris, rust, nickel-oxides
or injurious zincs can form, no
matter how it is used. Neither
is there any danger of chipping,
as with enamel wore.
it is an excellent hes-t conduc-
tor, which means quick boiling
and saving of fuel. Its light
weight makes it easy to handle,
and the silvery-white color or
the were is pleasing and always
clean looking.
Every piece is spun (not.
pressed or stamped) out of pure
sheet material, and is absolutely
seamless and sanitary.
Swiss Aluminum Ware has
come to stay, which eventually
means the passing of all lines
of .in. steel and enameled cook-
ing were of every description.
HORACE R. NASH,
North Main and West Streak.
bends with the foot.
They Need No Breaking In.
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TAN, PATENT, GUN METAL,
KID.
$3.50 and $4.00
TWQ STORES
Norwalk.
So. Norwalk.
a"
i{lolly libel “A?
list FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
23. East River. New York (tool
of Dover sit-eel). every day (ex
tent Sunday} at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwaik up to 4 p.
in. and South Norwnis up to 5:30
p. m.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caus‘
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later liie in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease nnd pain. health is restored
Ailirough harmonizing the nerve sys-
‘toms in your body. l-‘emaio troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture oi the spine. You will never to
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
Norwalk Steamboat Compan-
Arminn J. Smith. C. C. Hegemnii
Losses. General Agent to help you
1 Magnetic treatments given also.
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\Aliscovercr.
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That Cold
Sitting
Room
Made Cosy With a Gas
Radiator or Cylindrical
’Gas Stove. Just the
thing for rooms used
oocasionaly when great
heat is not constantly
required. Strike 3
match, turn the valve
you have the beat, turn
it off when you cheese.
United . Electric ,
Light 8: Water Co ,
fl‘
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EYES EXAMANED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
UNITED BANK BUlLDING,
south Norwalk.
Fenwick Opticnl Co.
STEWART
Cook Stoves.
$19 00 to $97. 00
None better. at any price or none on
I. send oi the some price
Norwalk Chronicler