it):
so. crowns. ' cardinal. .
groan and block. Mossslins L
\: Satin in all colors; also Skin;
~. net‘s Lining Satin. _ ,
MlliIokcmo HotIl mock
South Norwslk
James McNerney, the 'NOI‘WBJ'k ex-
pressman, received a new auto truck
irom New York city, last night,
The semi-monthly business meeting
or the Painters' & Decorators' Uni0n
will be held on Thursday evening.
mMeet .me there, Thurs. night,
dance of F. of A. degree team.
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Banner Council, No. 64. Daughters
of Liberty will hold its semi monthly
business meeting on ThurSday even-
ins
i'llhe monthly business meeting 0!
the Town SchooisCOm'mitteg will be
held this Levelling in the library or
the High School.
Whahngton Camp, No.11 F. 0. S.
of A. will ‘hOld “.8 weekly business
ti tin g in its lhall in
“mtggtgngflgef? ,
. 4~N0W8iiatlm charge for ".puiis"——a
nickel buys a "Tomboy" and the
"polls” .Il‘e thrown in.
, The weekly business meeting or
the South «Norwslk Qdartette Club
will lie held bills evening in its hall,
[in North Main street.
Butler Chopter, No. 38. ROyal Arch
Masons will hold). stated convocar
‘tion this evening in the Masonic Tom
. pie. in South Main street.
P. C. ,hounsbury Lodge. LNew Ens-
‘lond Order of Protection. will hold
its semi-monthly business meeting
this evening. in its hall in Washington
street.
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The weekly huslhsss meeting of
linens Tribe. No. 26.I. 0. mid ..wlll
hold its weekly business meeting this
evening in its hall, ‘in’ Washington
street.
South Norwaiit Camp. No. 9.294.
'Modorn Woodmen or America, will
hold its som'l-inonthly business meet-
ing this evening in its bull in South
Main street.
By I new state law, the owner of
overy torisment house shall provide
(or such building suitable roooptn-
iclcn ror or couvsnientes for the dis
portal of garbage. ashes and rubbish
Mr. and hits David W. Raymond or
West Worthington street celebrated
the sixteenth anniversary or their
Wedding on solidity. Mr and lvirs.
stayinond enjoyed on automobile trip
to Yonkers and return they received
the congratulations one hsstfiwish‘ol
or their many friends tor continued
happiness and health.
millimeters" demos tohm ilanco,‘
Town Assembly hull, Thursday night. L
”The Middleiown niectris'iight plant
hits been sold undo; circumstances
somewhat similar to those of the solo
.V of the abolition Ind Bellini Gas and
» Electric Liam Co. lotto Utilities in»
prominent cu m dint-chum or tile
iiiiddistown giant is the atone I: Will!»
in stoi- on. of 363MB. girl» out mic- or
film Middleton stock is this sad the
' ness.
hill in the south fimai
not; a Is A
Basket Balls V
Striking Bags
A complete Line of lllIc'h.V
PRIGIB 01.09 TD 05.99.
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7W.'Mffr. BEERS" '
South Norwalk. 1 Norw'Ilki
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: _ Fair
followed by rain and colder; moder-
ate northwest to north winds. The
Western disturbance has developed
during the last 24 hours into a’ well-
definod storm, which is now central
over Missouri. Ilt is producing cloudy
and rainy Weather in the Mississippi
Valley and the western portion of the
Lake region. Fair weather continues
in the eastern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TooAv:
'l‘eurpera-ture:K Low, 32; high, 68. '
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SIN CERITY
Business like friendship must be; founded on sincere motives and
I've built up my business on these principles rot-.1 know
that the men or South Nor-walk are just like their out-ot- town broth.
8P8.
You want to trade at a store that you can depend on-—o store
that is sincere in Its every effort to' give you an honest service-41
stOre that will never misrepreSent quality.
that is content to build for the future-slowly
surely.
BUC W f?’
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In short. a. sincere store
if
r
necessary—but
almost. 1. LiiATcH.
,. First in nuclltidut in, price. alwaysin the minds of its custom-
ers—Bonnie HOmo ground M tor Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
eat CQal
We ‘3 .
for Hones Furnaces
$4 per Ton, delivered 1‘
RAYMOND BROTHERS
V, White House, was born in Jersey
. er.VJr., are still living in that city
and were among the first to
Partly cloudy: '
' Marcus Ghoulish. or Norwalir, spent
yesterday in New York city On busi-
......—......... .
Catholic Union Council, No. 46, ,will F '
meet this evening in «the clubhouse
in West avenue. ’ .‘
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Nash, or
West street. are. on their way to Pan‘—
smspto spend a month. '
You'll find Vs large line or union
suits tit Cavansglii and Rose' s Tagger-y
Automobiles for Hire
V899 the i‘our and sir-cylinder 1818 ms or
run norm Americans
Agent
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OSCAR H. BANKS,
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Demonstration on Munoz .-
GANABMWIR STREET.
NORWALKg CONN L
New Jersey. ..ni (not, .ii In said. that
ill Witch-ow Wilson-whenc-
mils Leader in Senate
James Fairmun Fielder, who will in
all probability Ibeco'nie the Governor
of New Jersey when Gov. Wilson
resigns to prepare himself for the
City on Feb. 26,1867, and is :1
strong and vigorous manna lawyer
by profession and one {who for the
last ten years has taken part
making the lands or his native State.
having been elected to the Aesemhiy
in 1903..
‘Atthe present time he is a member
of the . State Senate from Hudson
county, ‘Whlch includes Jersey City,
the most ' populous county in the
States It ivabecause he has been the
acknowledged leader of the Demo-
cratic minority in the State Senate
for the last two years that it is gen-
erally conceded that he will be the
choice of the new Democratic .ma-
jority for President of the Senate
when ihatmbody meets for organiza-
tion carilw’next January. Automati-
cally the President of the Senate of
the state. whenever the elected Gov-
the state or is in any other manner
unable to perform the duties of the
office.
Senator Fielder is a son of the late
George B. Fielder of Jersey City. His
mother and brother. George 8. Field
iieel
slated over the prospects of Jim-
mie becoming 'G0vernor. Another
one who hIs equal cause to feel"
happy at. the turn of chairs that
causes James F. Fielder to be ac-
claimed ss "our next Governor." over
on the Jersey side is hischarmlng
young wile, who' was Miss Mabel Mil:
'Viier of Nor-walk, Bonn. And as Mrs.
'lFlelder has a hoot oi: friends in
Norwulk it is safe to assert that up
in Connecticut there are a lot or the
inhabitants who take a lively interest
in reflecting that it was I Connecti-
‘ cut girl who played a very important
_ part in training the next governor at
f it ever Jim Fiold‘sr- consents to win
for governor it will be largely to
Mouse his wile. _ . , ,
, “i just like to see Jim succeed at
anything he undertakes." said Mrs.
:Fielder when o’een today st .thelr
shopfi S’eo advertisement on page
live. ,
'home, 139 Glitcrd. ~averi‘i'ie. Jersey
LCity ; “But I don't wish to be con-
——
The drill team or the Felloworatt
Club of St Johns Lodge. No. 6, .F
and A M., will hold a rehearsal this
evening.
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John Woods, of New York. has re-
turned to his home sitter aV visit with
his niece. Mrs. William F. Beds, oi
Lowe street.
W
1119 Misses Ruby and Nellie
" II yiALi.’ crossr-
LivoIWAtk.
" rumour.
Everything in theOptlcal Line
Eyes Examined Free
‘7 3 cost. " ‘ b
Schsub, of St John Place. Stamford,
spicuous in connection with his. s‘nc-
Although Mrs. Fleldsr manifests
the kecnost interest. in . the. success
for her husband, it cannot be said
' that. she is 0! the school of women
who arehrnow clamoring for votes.
As she and Mr Fielder were mnrrliid
.in 1905 and have been constant coon
Vpanlons ever since. she has, of
course, always felt that they were
one, and largely on that account per—
were recent visitors with friends and
relatives in town
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All' those taking part in the enter.
tslnmcnt at the South Norwnllt Con;
grogutionel Church tonight should be
present at 7 o'clock to go over their
parts once more. .
Miss Mary Bradley. or Fairllold
avenue, ‘is' spending a low days in
New York city. the guest or Mr. and
Mrs. George Ford.
There ‘wiu he the rim of the win.
tor pliiochlc evenings at tho Norwnllt
Club this evening. The ailsir ls lor‘
momhom only and it is expected that
a large number will be present; no
trashinsntii will he served alter the.
gallon. .‘ ‘
The Woman‘s christian T'smnon
anon Union are preparing «the: at
clothing... All members that have any
drtlolos will bring them to the home
01‘ the president, No. it westport nvo
nus. Friday, November 15th. It 3 L.
oclooit.
m
street, has tendered his resignation
as prssurlytlon unit in Glendon;
ninit's pharmacy, at the corner oi
Main and Well streets. F. A. Fenian
’ty, or Bridgeport. has crowded the
wolldmown looll linguist ‘
W ’
The Wise Lodge; No. '01!) .
will ism tomorrow 13v
Edward W. Kelley. Jr" oi.‘ Maple
it
__ than the prion
Short Sea Trip}, Delightful Week
OLD DoMLINfoN ‘ LINE
Ends Altos-ding
Pleasure and Rust. .30
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. RICHMOND
. Ind WASHINGTON D. C.
Norfolk Ind Old Point Oomtort Ind ro-
Ncw York. to.
turn including mulls Ind berth a 14
~ Richmond r Washington. D. 0..
turn. Mtg" dgmsdls' ind bar-iii 315
6'9. ITIAMIRO
Hot and Gold sen Water sni. Loan 'ibo proonré‘o on Steamer with
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STEAMERS SAX-1w EV
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Tickets and Stateroom Rmryglonsh Pin; 26,, North itivor.
« Foot oi N. Moore St. New
Phone 8900 Franklin. fiendior
W. L. WOODBOW, ‘l'rntils Mgr. V.)
For further particulars willy
road Avenue. or Depot fishery - "L
WV
our Modern
lord
suit
at
lll’
out charge. Bloomers are Ill contorted vvith the United Wireless
Toksrsph System; , .. ‘ L .
Iln'lail
INOWN,
Me ”QM”
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allow-hers. . V . .
d ”0831? nos-susnnu-HAWLiB ““N' 3"
York. «
Feminist
“’15..de E R.
3.? My
drill lengsi- Ant. .,
ON ‘ 00.. 5 It'll!- '
j a. such will become president or the
Finalists when,lt;is organised on Jun.
hops she has never been identified
with any of the movements for wo-
man Buttress.
Senator Fielder. after going through
. began tho._Itudy of law in the office
. 0: William Brinkerholt. with whom he
was until decently associatedmns part-
ner. Herwasadmitted to the bar in
New-literacy in 1888 and in 1892 was
made counsellor. it was not until
L ten years later tht he began to take
an notiVe interest is int melons." His
‘ipracilce had taught him that many
or the laws of New Jersey needed
amending. He served first in ~the
Assembly of 100i}.
it was not until 1907 that he was
elected State Bonnier and he has
been in that body ever since. being
now the senior Gunther or the stilts
and the leader of the Democratic nil-
norityr
it is assumed even by ting Republi-
. cunt that now. after the Democratic
landslide In New Jersey. this leader at
the minority will become the loader
or the new homoerotic majority and
_ it next. . . tinder the laws. oi New Jor-
;on the president or the senate onto.
mniicnlly becomes the governor of the
' L . state either upon tho resignation or
the disability of the elected golfer
tinsslt iii! summer.
hoes Minis
{if NEW JERSEY A
2 Al. F. 'Fisliier Probable Successor
in,
.New Jersey becomes the governor oi .
ernor either resigns or goes out of .
, the public schools of his native city, -‘
'l‘hsy hm anothér he over in New '
error that inrovonts any governor l.
. acting ,
ovornor owls to diminution int .‘
Dry Goods Co
(monument-run)
28 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN SIREET
, , Extra specials .~ ‘
FULL LINE OF iNFAN'rs' WEAR. ‘
. Infants“ Bonnets, all sizes and styles..
Infants" Shoes and Booties—~We have a nice line 0
to .
infants. V
_. shoes and Worsted Booties ............. .... “25¢ to
Infants Sweaters and Worsted Jackets, all styles and sizesv ..V'L
. L L L 25¢ “7 $105
V -0ur Gents Furnishing Department is complete. We hav
derwear for the boy, four years to 12 years.
UNITED GROCERY LCUMPANYi
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
NEW SEEDED RAISINS,3pkgs. ........... ..
NEW PRUNEs,3lbI. ............. . ............ , ...... . ..... ......
2 lbs. Malaga Grapes . . . . . ....... 25c New Dates, ping. ......... . . . . . V. .5 10s
3 large Grape Fruit ...... . ..... . 25c Citron, per lb. ........... ‘....
2 lbs. Evaporated Peaches . . .. 26c New Apricots. per lb. . . . . . . .". . . . . 13
New Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs. 25: New Figs, box . ............... .. ‘l
Oatmeal. 3 pkgs. ....... 26c Cranberries, (it ........... ...... 10
Asparagus, can .................. 15c Sweet Cider, gal. ....... . ..... .. . ,vzoc
Oranges, Apples, Can-.lltiower Csl cry, T-urnlps, Sweet Potatoes, Beets.
20 North Main St. ~Phons 1.43.
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At the Norwalk Furniture House
1430 Wall St. NorwIlk Cons. .
You can get change of your own choice. Our line of Periection
t
’ Oil Heaters is the largest in town.
Come and see our full line of Fur; ,
niture, Brass Beds, Stern and Foster Mattresses; Cash or credit.
ICE can
m BEST FEW“
- we have our nswmccritnewoning mind In msklg ‘
ice cream. Our delivery service ls prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKER.
rioiiwALIA . usi- uoawsnit.
already made it known iii/It he
not. intend to mayo the save
chair in the hands or a. hepuhii‘
it is anticipated that Wilsvon wi
main governor until the lasts
has 126st all otlthe important mow
ures regarded as his poll lea. '
as acting governor. When questioned?
on this point. today, Senator Fielder
said:
"As I have not yet even been elect-
Ved Fresidsnt oi the annals. I think
it Would be a little premature tor me
to declare what vI shall do at the
end oi the term of the acting sov- the mantle is expected mil
ornor, who will succeed Gov Wil— the shoulders of Senator older. ,
son. All I care to say at this time L That's why they are nlneady best
is that no matter whether elected his; to address him as Govorimr
baddest oi' the Senate or not I
shall continue to do all that I can to
help carry out the policies at the
Democratic party. I have one year
more to serve in the Senate. I did
what i could when we were in the mi.
nority. Now that the Democrats are
in the majority. it is the duty of ev-
ery senator and every Assemblyman
to do everything he can do to up
hold the hands of the govssrnor. It
will ho“rocalled that Gov. LWilson
could not do all the things he want—
ed to do as governor because the
legislature was not always with him.
i anticipste some excellent logisla
lion turbo accomplished early Lnoxt
y'm fbMOIfiGdV. Wilson fatigue. He
will have the satisfaction or assist!
enacted some mennures ltor Which as
governor he fought hard. i am with
him tooth and nail in this light."
“liowivhout'tho rumor that you and
the'gmrernor once fell out over the
case of Scooter Fltshcrhert'i" be was
asked. , '
“it wath‘t the li’itiiherbort case,”
said Booster Fielder. "it was Muss
i wanted senator slicer appointed
'fleorstnry’ throw and n3, governor
......MT... _
“Dr. 'Bhomas' Ecleotrlvi Gills tho
best remedy (or that often total
cane-cross. Has been us it with
boss in our family for oig tyrant")
Mrs. L. Whitsacre. Buffalo N. Y.
TARRING VARTY 0N TRIAL
mh’nlc LI Valley Chara I 8hr M‘s
' With Stripping Her and Applyi-
‘ , lng Paint. v
NORWALK. Ohio. Nov
proportion of the nopulai on of W
Clarksiiold, twelve miles ustof
came to this city. the county mt.
day, to be present at thov trio, _ \
six monsohdrgcd with timing M
In). Valley, I nineteon‘ycoroid g
the Village on the ill or A
ill).
The specific arteries charge
"riotous conspiracy." Th defend
are Reginald Thomas; i wn can
bier Joseph and Carl Elly, liar
Ernest Welsh and Jason] Cumin
They were indicted threnv was fl
ii iii ‘
2.-~A la
Forty witnesses war
subwer. to subpoenas
Tic/halt ohm. or From
bench. The trial room iv“
- Minnie Ln valley him
than xiii at August 30.
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Norwalk Chronicler