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to omit y. or in the custody or any »
minded express. transfer number .'
, ution or of tiny Steamship C0,. etc.
Real Estate—v'rown, Country and shore ,
2VV:‘:;;;":3:8;:°:;VEglgmrslLlhtnon’ No credit the leaders of the Progiessitc When the' Democrats 50‘ into pow
' ' j” w n g‘ ' Party uilh the most stupendous ignoi- i": ““‘d "I": to in"? 3‘“ “he“ \iews,
. ,' W T once. the world has ever known. but i, “05 “we ”“3 ‘ pan c on disaster.
(”“00” Division, Ml 2' Sons Of il-0w wages and starvation then drove
. row night for drill and business.
. von opent Sunday with his parents in
»_». took an automobile party to Bridge
. tic . . . , .
5 Everybody can't tulle ii skilled job
i nutter little competition, But where»
great skill is not required the only
thing that can affect the pity! envelope
of the walker is a powerful labor or-
gunlzetion- .
if the Steel Workers Union lut‘d‘
kept free item the corruption of cer~
ituin Pennsylvania bosses that union
would have talscd wages,--turltf or no
limit. Wages would have innrched up
“ and up with the growing power at
trade organization-
This pliiik it? intended of comes, to
catch the Labor vote. it is intended
to deceive the mass of workingmeu. .
it in a plea to their soliintcicst It
3th the lull dinner pull busineus all over
1 again.
iiiiii ii iiiln ilil ' i...sui:;:i::::i..‘ixii;
iiis iiiiiiiis
memberwremenibcr for
orb your tingling: against any cud
runs, ‘ in tire. tliett, lightning, .
avigatloni end linnsportutlon, while . "
Trillion 8t GOLDEN
innocence of All Kinds.
Telephone 1230. .
Upstairs Over. the South Norwolk
Trust (20.. 87 91 Washington St,
South Norwolk, Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
. Robert Hunter oi Noroion. Buil-
chip for Congress, Talks in
Quillnars llall
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And‘ithey re
instance.
Homestead and 'l. awronce. ‘ , .
ii i am elected to Congress from-
ithls district 1 shall vote on every oc-
Claims That the Tariff ”088 NOT ; casion offered lot a gradual reduction
» . . in the tariif.
Affect the Pay Envelope
. it the Democrats mo elected they
..e. ‘ tire piedg d to line trudo. and they
llobei‘t Hunter, of Noroton, social llmny nttcmpt t” carry out free trade"
. itf they do it will cause the biggest
““0 candidate for congress Invadeafpunic. ilie country has eve) known
The Norwaiks, Saturday night andi
spoke before a large and interested
audience at Quittner’s. Hall. Mr. Hun.
, '"sgNTilei. ELECTiON EXTRA.
The South Norwaik Sentinel elec
tion extra will we issuéd early Wed-
nesday morning, with a complete ac-
count or the national, state, and town
elections, as well as the full results
from the surrounding towns in Fair-
ficld County. Be sure and secure a
copy for the best. returnscf the var-
ions contests.
The Norwalk Club will receive elec-
tion returns. '
I will admit that the tmit‘i is large
iy responsible for trusts and monopo~
‘lies, the high cost of living,‘niid the
Vie, who is a Campaigner of no mean iobbely of the general public not up
ability. enthused his audience with his l fortunately 3“ 9‘“ ‘th‘h 1‘99 grown
atta cks on the other three Candidates up We“ a long period 0‘ ”“9 cannot
and left his listeneis no course except be done away with i“ ““9 blow
to vote for him. i The workingclnss cannot afford
Mr. Hunter spoke in part as t'oi- ; panics The“ cannot afford to he “"9
lows: ! r and the Socialist Pam, us the repre-
Snnnicl EV Vincent, the Progressive l'sentntlve of the working class will not
candidate for Congress is pointing tackle the thrill' in such it mun-nor as
with pride to the following lleEll tlm to cause a petite fl
bet in the platfm in of the Piogressivc I“ my humble opinion the tariff “5
puny, . well as the money question have both
"Primarily the. benefit of illi)’ ““151 1110811 llSICdV [00 long as the big sticks
should be disclosed in the pity ciivel- 1“ politics. Th" m3” Tarit‘l is MW“
one of the laborer .. slhle (or the high cost of living and the
Now for deceit delusion trickery “high cost of living has usuallv forced
and lickiiis pokus l have never seen “‘5 masses ‘0 VOW the Democratic
the eqnai of that. i am willing to "CW
Our Brothern‘ Lodge. No. 10, l. O. 0
F. will meet tonight.
The Mastei Plnmbcis
will meet tomorrow night.
Association
'l‘he‘Norwnlk City Council willlmeet
for regular business tonight
(ain‘t let ignorance cover that.
Temperance will 'meet tonight.
Samuel E. Vincent may not know.
The Sixth Compunywill meet tomcr
people back into the Republican camp.
but 'i‘lieodoie Roosevelt, Geotge w { NOW. iii-ends. you can go on playing
Peiklns am! Frank Munsey’ all know this same as long as ydwwant to.»
that that plank is twenty-four carat i You can elect Taft and Hill and have
fiend. lthe price of living so high that you
When Andy Carnegie wanted a highl can't exist Or. you can cent noose.
rift he bribed labor lenders to come volt and Ylncent. on thtt fraudulpnt
The \‘utmeg club willtlncet tomor' “to Washington to plead for. a‘ high up plinth, ind‘got the some midicine. Or
row night and will receive election re itt.’1‘hey told the committees in you can elect Wilson and Donovan
turns Washington that ”1,9,. demanded pro :and hove a panic and no slates at all.
tertlon from foreign labor, and that at. But i will tell you that and it's
iblgh gal-m would alveit. “ inhalant gnods, Trade unions and
N01‘W.fllk i Well, the Steel Trust sot protection .10“)? tmdeiunions will affect the con-
’By the Homestead strike Andy tbcnltentfl 'of the pay envelope; but so Ions
smashed the Unions and with eacbi 88 n 5111““ Olifll‘ehl' Of melt own the
and Taxation will hold a meeting 1.0-. year Of DTOWOUOD the my envelope 0! means 0‘ life they ’1'“ dictate the
moirow night. ilhe steel-worker grew thinner and 009‘ Of ““08 in good times. and they
ithlnner. If “in will read the Pitts ’wm bring mni’ca. unemployment and
.ludgo Alfred E. Austin oi West burgh Suney you will find that the misery when those evils serve their
art-.nue spent. Saturday and Sunday in wage“ in the steel industry approach PINTO“.
New York city. ,9 me starv‘atlcu point , The private ownership of the means
Two highly protected industries .Vm 30f life and the tools of production is
'Ponassns Council, 50.1268, Royal
'Arrannm will meet tomorrow night.
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William Thompson ..lr. of New HI-
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welcome Stranger lodge. 'No 364.
Sons of St. Course. will hold 11 weekly
meeting tomorrow night.
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Million Robins. oi .Soutn 'Norwnllt
trades. Well. have you ever visited “I 0111‘ opinion this ll “18 only possible
the sweat shape in New York? And, lsolution of the high coat of living.“
Lawrence Massa- l for the many and luxury for the few.
read the; The real issue of this campaign was
And did 'set forth by Mr. Andrew Carnegie be
textile trades in
obnsetis? Well. did you
port yesterday afternoon
allele of wages paid there?
lleriinri Nutteford, of lirldgeport
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents in Wilton avenue.
Federal Govednment
Mr. Bcnll: Do you draw any dis»
worloers in that made?
Go to Pittsburgh or to Lawrence.
hire. Thomas E Monluomery, of Wll
ton avenue, is spending- a low doys ,
with friend» in Springllnid, Mans.
work in the South.
hovel; of the miserable toll-ore in Blr- corporation and one of those indus
niiiighnm. Alabama, und you will learn trial corporations?
volumes on how the tariff does not‘ Mr. Carnegie:
‘and therefore highly skilled workers 1
v‘ pepsin comes in contact with
' house. And these trusts not only con
'the textile trades and the miloflhnlme evil we intend to attack because
have you forgotten the strike in the low wages and long hours, of miller)"m
you examine "1.9.93, envelope of welfare the Stanley Committee of the
Go and wuuh the child laborers that tinction between it corporation like a
Go and visit the rail-load corporation. a great public
Not ii the indnstinl
hill iiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiis tiliiiiii
Timsltl‘ Ill W‘Flvs” Minutes has.
Sonnets ahdlltuiiuosllcn ’
, is Gone
Wan-
lbo some lends you cut iiit buckm
taste good. but work badly; terment
into stubborn lumps and cause a sick.
sour guusy stomach? Now, .Mr orillrs.
Dyspopt-lc lot this down: Pope‘s Dia-
pepsin digests everything. leaving
nothing to sour and upset you. Then:
hovel was unything so safely quick
so certainly effective. No difference
how 'licdiy your stomach is discidered
you will get happy relief in live min-
nice. but what pleases you most is
that it strengthens and regulates your .
stomach so you can eat your favorite
foods without tear .
5‘. Most rentedies give you rel-let some
timcc~they are slow, but not sure.
illapesln is quick, positive and puts
boll stomach in a healthy condition '
so the misery won't come back. \
You tee! different as soon on Did»
the
stainacthistress lust \anlsheshyour
stomach gets swwt, no gases. no
belching. no eructations of undigested
food. your head clears and you feel
line. .
Go now. make the best investment
you ever made by getting it large flfy-
cent. case of Pope's Dinpepsln trom‘
1111)"er store. You realize, in live
minutes how needless it is to suffer
from indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. >
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These trusts can arbitrarily ii: the
prive of every necessary of life: food
clothing. shelter. wood. coal. machin-
cits-every necessary of life ‘from the
beauty store on the workmnn's table
to the great supplies in the richest
tral industry and commerce and fix
the price on every necessary of life
they own political parties; judges.
governors, and even presidents.
There are grout trusts backing Wil-
son; grout trusts bucking Tan. and
afoot trusts bucking Roosevelt
The recent Senate investigation has
shown that millions upon- millions are
flight in‘ every campaign by the
trusts to control the government Big
to buy machine politicians end dolo-
sstes in order to get. Roosevelt the
nomination on the Republican ticket.
The only party that was not inveetl
hired hi the Senate committee was
the Socialist Party. it was the only
partywhose campaign funds did not
mean pledges to corporations and
whose campsite {undo same. dollar by
dollar. from pour men.
The Republicans. the Democrats
and the Progressives were shown up
in; all their united corruption. Every-
one should know now how their con-
yentiéns buy and sell commotion.
how their elections are “mm by millions
of corrupt tunds end now their loaders
‘ and houses one owned and controlled
by these climactic annexation: of
wealth. '
There are still a multitude ed sim-
pleuninded penis in these United
States hud‘oomohow they om'bndér
,theximlmuion that parties which not
‘i'unds from the corporations around;
to; tight those corporations when they
not into power.
There are sonic so simple that they
beiioVe that while the corporations
iV
.ndy 39mm“ lodge Shepherds M affect the pity envelope. icdrporuiions combine and make an or
9““‘li’hami will “”14 “" somiuuonthly. MOM. political plunkn have sumo bltrory price; i one no dlflcnnco.
FEM“ "”9"“ 0“ Wmlncsdny even justification; most political deceits Mr. mail: In it not a (not
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The semi monthly buuinocu martini;
or (Bourt Frances. Order of tho Goldothfwd that ‘1 hm" pet ”W"
Builplre will be held on Wodiicndny ov
chin ,
g a.orlluuiimtlou. The highest wagon
this country are in the building trades. lo the government. and the govern
M4.
Nurwuln Milne. Benevolent und Pro»'j
whim (gram- of mm, will hau- eluc- null thous high wages are due to trade moot clone. that in strong enough to
tune them upon the battle arid?
union organisation. .
Mr. (sardonic: That in my opinion.
The wages on Protected industries
ouch «it the textile trillion. aivcraipc,V Mr. pool]:
(rum )2!» 18 cent» an hour. the wages that our: control them,
thin returnn tomorrow night. not tho
moiumiltcn in mulling arrangements for
nllllf‘ilfiiliii nveninit with rcfrcuhmrnls
that con coin.
:n'il it stood limo. .,
i . ‘ . - * » in then tonne Wim- m riot but with insist". ill the pawl» or will if” “"1 “9””! m” “i 'i" ”“99 .
”'i‘”““”“”“ ‘ ‘ M W“ H“ ”WNW“ “" "” I protected average [zoom “0. to 90 Federal government? hero. UM” you own and mum“ yam
i DO YOU OWN rcntn‘nii hour. Mr Outcome: That is my opinion :1”? 1“"? 7W Will rhino? :3!
i A HYOQEII '1 "0‘99““ “913‘“ the tall cnvrb and iii not recently formed..i1"° Wm BOW-“limit“ p v
‘ ., our. brim: hum would be setup; 132 Mr. Boat). And that before corlmr ii ‘“ WW
mflfim will an hour end textile and boron! atinhn of this kind and combinations ' » »
than Workers.“ canine hour lot this limo both existin its you? ; , , . . -
FOH. CATARRH A thrill only be good or bad it may think, the consumers of has countrl ’Tunxiv '8 WILL‘IIG T0
or you; not genmnlly benefit the coup are absolutely helpless?
mutiny. but no tin-iii ihut me over Mr.
made had the slightest anoint upon lmorcvm
the actual contents of the pity cnvel l
ope. .
1t thrill may nilovt the cost of liv-l
. Then you ought to know that drug-
iota sverywhcnii will. furnish you
in: a mu» or handily iodine it»
my 500 ‘
‘ grounder; drum of livomotlioto
inhaler and start this very «is: to
the Willi“. {hill 3‘ “do?
*‘ . . industry. this could V
million percent
wouldn’t 3“?!“ w
3 .
at the mercy oi thistle ourpomtlmf
air. emetic: cannula '
m not absolutely output
that mgid‘m‘ its soon on
have some debatable points. but. this reason you are now suggesting 'thls
plant: is the shoerent and nakedeot nplleal to the ammonium in that in
the loot ten or twmvo years we have
Them in just one thing that con suggested ouch a. growth in there
irulnc wagon, and that is liudu union greet corporations that they have now‘
in grown so strong had so great that itI
That is the only nltoncy
curbside: You, they are in the
Mr. new (intervening): They me
select the candidates of the bi; par-
ties they com to control lbooe condo
they are elected to
cum co. 3"
There are simple souls who vote ’for
a high tariff or againiit a high tariff
and thinkthey hove actually done
something that is, not in the some 01
those big booms of men and wealth.
There one some mimic so feeble that
ill you make enough noise with bonds
and bombinn in any political campaign
.uud yell loud enough for some bought
politician they will vote for him no a
unvim of the Miller.
i HAVE All! Of POWERS
(Continued trout limit but.)
W
ileum»
s trio Hunts
.a'fillununmis spent u. million atolls
van Bathroom! rioting. 'rbm
printer-11y intended to dost with the ,
his. but it will not miss weave hi any uncomm- we the people oi general millions oi Germany- lino .
. , » pd ltsly. but no bolus 5
oi the trusts; and lie W and sscluomly to the it
Glove Sale
79C‘,99c,$1.95
The Great
c.
Reg, “.25. $1.50"
and $3.50
Again we do the unusual.
eclipses anything we ever before attempted.
All records broken up to this hour. "
Tonight 81 Electibn Day Tomorrow and see the
way we are keeping our word.
This sale
Come
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Blanket; Pieced. 5
if you find yourfblankets’rhsve all
Ibrunk in the washing pod ”are too
short to tuck snugly under the foot of
the bed. new to the end a piece of
colic! flannel. says the “New Haven-
Journol-Courier. Open the eeams,-to
keep them list by means of oat-stitcho
lug. Where the borders are colored.
the silk used in the stitching can much
them.
The very line striped cotton crepe
with the maroon-lost! ilgure is being
field at much under the ordln‘nry price;
this is exceedingly pretty covering for
covarletl. it else molten very dainty
negligeee
A new mixer which not only beats
eggs and whipscroum well and quickly
but which is equally well «looted to
the melting oi cakes. batters. custordo
end similar dishes .comee in two elites
The whirling dosber being forced up
and down through the liquid. mixes.
stirs. churns, whips and cornice at the
some time. ”Newark New
A slimy spouse can be mode an now
then rinsing in several bnnine. of warm
water.
When silver or pinto lo turnlshnd tip
ply a paste 0} salad oil and whiting ru-
ther thin ungl leave for it few hours;
then wash in but winter and Kit will
lock like new. .
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Golden Cream Cheese.
Mi: one cupiul of grated one-mo (drv
pieces may be used), one tablespoon»
D
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by rubbing a lemon well into It uni,
fill“ of cornstarch: one halt teaspoontul
each of salt and mustard, and shake a.
little cayenne'pepper. Add feur tea-
spnnfuis of butter and four tablespoon
full of milk. Beat until smooth, and
cook over hot water until well blended
and creamy-«chant 10 minutes. Turn
into a jelly tumbler and keep in a cool
place. This is delicious on. crackers.
Two thin slices of bread with the
cheese spread over them and sprinkled
with peanuts or walnuts inches 8 3006
sandwich.
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Rev. H. E. Brown ofthe Congrega-
tionol church has accepted In invite-
tion from the Women's Club of New
(lanolin to speak before the club on
Nov. 22. tile subject will be "The
hibernavaity.“
There was a very successiul harvest
sale held by the bodice: Aid Society,
chine CDD‘BTE‘KMIQM] church. Thurs-
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
George Stevens. Every cup precept
enjoyed a pleasant evening.
There were
three halo: of rent
. Tieighte Fireman's Hall, a Hallowe’ou
entitle in Barton, last week, with
Viuortgsses oi $7.100. The sales were,
as lollowc: John J. Looney, committee
for "E. J. Welch, et al. .to M. w. Flem-
ing, ponnecticut turnpike; estate of
Jere Miller to s. E. Gibson. et ux.,
Sprinadoie; Edmund 'Dutllle Smith, et
at, of New York, to Porter Steele, of
Brooklyn, at Tokeneke.
The boys on Main street were said
to be particularly rough in their ac
‘ tions Thursday evening. while indulg-
ing- in Hallowe’ en pranks. The)!
threw Macs and other missiles at
We; automobiles. just for the run,
of being chased by the owners. The
usual number of gates wens (ironed
«oil and everything possible was dune
to make it. a "regular" Hallowe’en.
Thursday evening, in the Norotoot
masquerade dance was held. under the
auspices ot the Ladies’ Auxiliary.‘
There were about too in attendant”?
and the costumes were pretty and
dazzling. The hall was decorated with
autumn leaves and flowers and with
an array of pumpkins made to reprofi
sent the old mysterious head. Th0
committee in charge Were Mrs. Will-
lam Moran. Mrs. Burner. Mrs. Richard
Durxdale and Mrs. William Moo. 1 ‘
W
Ton per cent. of dlBComfort in i
furnished room to too mnchwi'or you
can find one that's at least 99 per
cent comfortable by answering soul!
mm, M new unmeasuru no mm
Idv.
Norwalk Chronicler