in across at 25c. 60c, 75c and,
$1.00 a yard, in garnet...
blues. browns. cardinal .
green and black. Masculine
, Satin in all colors; also Skin-
ner's Lining Satin.
a»
w E. K. BANKS ;
f,‘ Mob-cums Hotel Block q.
., Booth Nowell: _
drill-+3:
i 1 FOOt Balls
Backed Balls
1 Don‘t Willis cold weather come and catch you unprspared.
A Conlpleto Line of Each.
PRICES 51.00 19 $5.00.
AT:_
will P- ' Bulbs 5
swoon-Iv.
, WEATHER FORECAST.
For News“; and vicinity: Claudy
and rainy tonight. Friday fair and
colder; brisk and high north winds.
The western storm which was central
yesterday morning over Ohio has
moved very slowly during the last 24
hours. It is now ceneral over On
tarlo. It is causing cloudy and rainy
weather in all the northern districts
east of the Mississippi river. An area
of high pressure central this morning
over 'Minnesota is producing pleasant
weather with low temperatures in the
northwest sections.
"WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
‘ Temperature: .mLow, 25; high, 37.
Cloudy.
James Montcithr‘ of Taylor place,
,ls confined to his home with illness.
\The degree was worked on a num-
‘? her of, candidates at the meeting of
Court Frances. Order of the Goblin
Sceptre. which was held last evening.
At the conclusion of the meeting .an
. entertainment was rendered which was
t pleasing to all, present.
~-
At a regular meeting of the Hat
Trimmers' Association held on Tues-
day evening, after routine business
:lbad Mn transacted, it was voted to
increase the dues to ten cents per
‘ month in order to replenish the trees
. nry The additional assessment Wlll
he laid for one year, commencing on
‘March 1, 1913.
TALKING LAP DOGS SOON TO BE
HERE SAYS EXPERT.
if fashionable women's lap dogs con-
tinue their present course of education
they may be able to talk better than
parrots within drive generations, in
the opinion of Dr. D. E. Buckingham,
r.. professor of canine practice and
therapeutics at George Washington
m
University
Poodle nod other kinds of ion dogs"
said Dr. Bucking/ham today, "have
been subjected to such a severe syn:
em of culture by their indulgent min
trusses that they are rapidly learning
illii lull-u
Minus ‘
Majority of Important Dsoula-
lions in House Will, Have
New Chairman
WASHINGTON, Nov. . .—-‘A1though
democratic control of the house of re-
majorlty is assured, a general shake-
up of the personal of the important
house committees in the next‘congress
wil be necessary. The ail~lmportant
ways, and means committee, which. will
shape into bills the tariff policies of
the Wilson administration, was riddled
by the elections Of the 14 Democrats
on the committee, four writ not return.
'TWo of‘them, however,‘ Hughe 'of
New Jersey and James of‘ Kentucky,
so to the‘senate. Kansdelii'of Texas
and Brandtly of Georgia are retired.
Out of the seven republicans on the
committee, but twa apparently will re-
main. John Dalzell of Pennsylvania
and Samuel W. McCall of Massachu-
setts, for years shapers of the republi-
can tariff policy were not candidates
at the polls and Ebenezer J. Hill, of
Connecticut, James Needham, of Cal-
ifornia; abd‘ probably Nicholas Long-
worth oil-Ohio, were beaten. .Screno
E, Payne of New York, and Joseph W.
Fordney of Michigan may be the only
republicans left.
The election of Representative Sul-
zer governor at New York, leaves va~
ginia is ranking member of the com
mittee, but he declined. the chairman-
ship two years ago to accept the less
important territories committee. ‘Eith'
or he or Garner of Texas is expected
to get the place. . ‘
The election of Morris Sheppard :0!
Texas to the senate, is seniority is fol-
lowed. will move Representative Bur-
n‘ott of Alabama to‘the chairmanship
of the public buildings and grounds
to use their foremws more like bands
than fast. the poor little things have I
been doddisd into outing candy, taking
their meals at table, standing on their
hind legs and bowing.“good morning'
am “grind night." The result is they
are almost human.
“if they learn to talk it will not be
the brainless, insane chatter of the
parrot. Dogs have brains and also an
undeveloped talk, or canlnndtmtohlfi'l‘
undeveloped sense of mason. Once
they are ubio to ialii, or canfindor-
n‘und human words much better than
they do at present they will be the
most imWori‘illiy intellectual animals
on north l’crllnps you und 1 will
live to converse with the dog if evo-
lution counts for anything. ,
“i know poodles in Washington that
utter the word 'mumma very plainly
The word has been drilled into thorn
ism they were more on». Another
little do: i know insists on taking his
main or, the fondly table. He must
be waited on as you. and i would do-
, sire. He is ravioly acquiring the
bins! his claws and can hold .11 knife
and fork." .
‘committee, which handles the big pub:
llic buildings socuiiud “pork~barrcl”
bill. The vacancy at the head of the
public lands committee, caused by the
'failuro of Representative Robinson of
Arkansas to return, will probably be
blind by moving up Representative
Graham of llllnois, at present chair-
man of the committee on expenditures
in the interior department.
The banking and currency commit-
too investigating the uncalled money
trust, will be without a head. l‘iopro
sontatlm Juio of «Louisiana having rs-
lirorl.‘ Representative Curler Ginsu of
Virginia ill the ranking member of the
committee.
Lamb of Virginia as head of the com
mittee on agriculture opens this place
for Representative Lover of South car»
olina, but Mr. Lover Would bs’ forced
to give up the chairmanship if the still»
ntoin cornmlttso, which would prob.
only no to Representative All-berry of
Ohio.
'i‘lll. accounts‘for all of the choir—
mansiiips loft vacant by the clashes.
but the fol-manna of tho Willibn saili-
mutating Hour; of was,
ofthsrulszminlttosm ., you,
, Norwalk. ‘
presentatives by a greatly increasad'
cant the chairmanship of the import~ i
out foreign committee. Flood of Vir- 1
lbs retirement of Representative
The quicker you got a Hunter the‘uuic‘ltsr comfort" will
.come. .Ws have a full had in all sires and prices.
FROM ,
$3.98 to $25
- A. J. Collins a Go.
“The pane of a We“
is the reason for its being either a success or failure. The quality
‘ 1 of the goods manufactured-is part of the principle oil a business.“
' Applying this to Feeds, Bonnie home ground feeds for Horses, Cat~
tie and Poultry has always been‘part of the principle of my business.)
rightly proportioned and rightly, priced}
it has made success possible and earned. ,
Made from good clean grain
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom- '
sue-Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry. ,
Buckwheat Coal
for House Furnace}:
$4 per Ton, delivered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
l
m
illiS iiE ill’EiiliiE
4
Automobiles for Hire
By the hour. day or week. Our Chauffeurs are all skilled and
careful men.
See the four and six cylinder 1913 Models of
THE NMOYER AUTOMOBfiES};
Demonstration on Réduss‘t.
OSCAR ”u. BANKS, .
GARAGE—REVISE STREET.
-A gent
NORWALKg. GONN.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
ll WALL STRIIT .
NOIWALK.
PHONI, “I.
Everything in the Optical Line
‘ Eyes Examined Free
OLD DOMINION LINE
, Short Sea Trips. Delightful Week Ends Alfotdlng
Pleasure and Rent to
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON. D C.
New York to
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re-
turn including mall and MD b §14
Richmond or Washington. D. 0.,
turn Including meals and bar-tn 815
ON 0. D. OTIAMIRO
‘ Hot and Cold 89a Water baths can no procured on Steamer with
out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless
Telegraph System.
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT3
PHM
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 15, North River,
Foot of N. Moon at, New York.
Phone soon Franklin. bosom tonsil-ml Pamphlet.
)N. L. wooonow. Tums Mgr. J. 4. BROWN, (isn'l Pmonpor Mt,
For further particulars
Apply to .l. M. stou also» a non
road Avenue. or Depot Ticket Aunt: N. Yr, N. a. Indyfl. it. it.
our Modern Store the wt
than the priest «use s on
scandal dimon
saints-(slits
, it can! iiiarly JunsgPeu
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’ When no say "Reduced Prices we moanyou can Elm hero in
but ability of Euro Ms at leis
are.
Sugar 00m and"! Mill “I‘m! manu-orissssnnnggd “HO, 2“
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conversant iselieq
suitors or bill
”Interests;ssslhiosoin’iisssaussst
Dgrhilseiso ”.5”
, snow-nos: m
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~‘ witness was aired, and he replied.
, Manufacture lists tit-mat, be main
Testifies in Railing base its»
carding intervenillln by Him
and Father Kennedy
[if HM WEAEIERIES
Some” History oi the, Long ‘Tis-
up in This District
DANB,URY Nov. 14 -1'rne Rev.
Harry C. Meserve pastor of the First
Congregational church was a witness
yesterday before Judge Howard J.
The South
Dry Goods
(iNCORPORATEl'lr’ ‘ ’ *
28 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN S'l REM},
Extra Specials
FULL. LINE OF INFANTS’ WEAR.
lullahts' Bonnets. all sizes and styles. . . ‘
Infants' Shoes and Bootles~We have a nice line 0 infants’ Kidr
Shoes and Worsted Booties ...... .
lnfanis’ Sweaters and Worsted Jackets, all styles and slash.
Our Gents’ Furnishing Department is complete.
derwear for the boy, four years to 12 years.
Men’s Wool Underwear, sizes 34 to 54, for the fat
31 50 value. Our special, garment ...............
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN arses-r. ;
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“l .' H.) . ,.
$1 55
Jill is,“
to
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25¢ t° 75¢
25¢ l0 $1.50"?
We have Um
man; regular ‘ ‘.
$1. 03,:
--c
I
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Hi
Fr. Kennedy. He
said: 3 ’
“A citizens’ committee met at the
mayor's office and after they had gone
as far as they could 'F‘r. Kennedy and
myself'took matters up alone. After
meetings with the manufacturers and
men, Fr Kennedy made the so-called
Fr. Kennedy proposition, which in of
foot was that the men should return
to mm: and all questions should be
left to arbitration. So far as I know
the so~called Ernxennedy proposition
was never put in more than- tempor-
ary' form and was novel-signed. Fr.
Kennedy did not intend is at a pro
‘Oll Heaters is the largest in town.
At the Norwalk Furniture Heuse A
' You can get a Range. of your own choles.‘
Gurus m the SuperiOr court in the NEW SEEDED RAlsms, 3 pkga. ....... . . . . . 25c
case of the Associated Hat Manufac- NEW PRUNES,3ibc.. - -- 25¢
., tursrs against the Balrd-Unteidt com- 2 lbs. Malaga Grapes ...... 25c New Data, plop. . 10° ' :7
puny, of Bethel. M-r. Meserve Was 3 large Grape Fruit ...... 250 Citron, peril). . 20c * “
called by counsel for the plaintiff 118- 2 lbs. Evaporated Peaches 25c New Apricots, per lb. 15c;
sociation. New Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs. 25¢: New Figs, box ....... 450 H :1
Questioned by Attorney Milton Dam- 0stmeal,~3 pkgs. ..... 25c Cranberries, oi. .............. ~. .. ‘10s
imsnn of New York, of counsel for the Asparagus, can ................. . 15c Sweet Cider, gab ............... 26c"?
Associated Hatters, Mr. Meserve told Oran A l C l
of the incidents that led to the re’ ges, ppes, auiflower. Celery, Turnips, Sweet Potatoes, Beets.
opening of the hat factories after the 20 "0““ Main 8‘ PM". 143-
tie-up, following intervention by him- ’ A" '
self and the Rev. 'W V a ‘
14-16 Wall 81., Norwaik Conn.
Our line of PerteCtlon /
Come and see our full line o£~Fur-( A
nlture, Brass Beds, Stern and Foster Mattresses.
Cash or credit.
”Hm... _‘.
position, but merely as a basis on
which negotiations should begin."
Mr, «Meserveisaid he had a copy of
the formal proposition but that he
considered it private because all who ’ ’
were present when it was» drawn ‘up ,
agreed not tolreveal its contents. At- . x" _
torney Dammnnn said he felt it was
his duty to demand a copy. The copy
was then put in evidence. The propo-
sition was that the manufacturer's
tender their resignations to the Asso-
ciat‘ed Hat Manufacturers and that
copies of the resignations be placed
1“ cream.
NORWALK.
ICE CnEsM
THE BEST IN TOWN
. 3 HAVI you Tonto m t"
We have our new machine wot-ling now and are mailing good
Our delivery service is prompt. .,
RUN DLE’S BAKERY
>4- ; ‘5:
asst postman." .5
in the hands of Mr. Meservo or 'Fr.
Kennedy within a certain time. The
batters were to return to Work for a
period of ninety days as individuals
and all questions were to be left to "
arbitration. it was upon this proposi-
tion that the factories reopened with -~
full crews. ..
Mr. Meserve said there were two ;;
papers for thoproposltion, the only ~
difference in them being that in some 2:
Fr. Kennedy was named at the de- "
The Hatch & Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK.‘y CONN.
Lulnber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 40.
pository for the“ resignations, while --
other mentioned Mr. Mesorve as do- i:
pository. Mr. ‘Meserfe said that in j,
accordance with‘he proposition af- '-
toon manufacturers left their resigna- '1
tiona with Fr. Keuncdyrand live with "
nun”.
Crossacxnmlucd by Attorney Stiles
Judson, Mr. Massrve said he and Fr.
BEAVER BOARD ‘
is plain; rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic assigns to! walls and ceilings, and permit; of a
wide scope for individual preformout a'nd taste. We are agents
and keep a large mpply on has}.
gr.'.:.:::-'-:-:.:s:.-.-:-_.'s- w;
Kennedy some the battery. assurance
that the manufacturers would receive. ‘
them on union men at the snd‘of the
Mummy period. ‘
Asked by Attorney Judson if ‘he,
with Fr. Kennedy or others had gone
to New York trauma the officers of
the Associated lint Manufacturers to
permit four or five local concerns that
had reopened to start up their places
the some us the others witness said:
“We want to {New York and saw the
(national omcors and explained . that
the majority of factories had opened
and asked if there was not some will
they could permit the others to also
- .:.:.;. 11:: oj-fs - ,.
poration was not nmohg the hat con-
cerns sued. he said be (intact lgnow.
Asked if his corporation had been
given“ any immublty, he said he know
oi! none. He won crossoxanunod by
Attorney Judson in port as follows:
"Did you and four others refrain
from opening up your shops when the
others opened ” Mr. Knapp was ask.
on. He replied, “You."
Q.-»-ls that the reason you were not
sued. A.—-f think so.
meld you have permission to
open your shops Without placing your-
selves liable to a panelist Ar“:
don't think so. ,
len your case did you hire man
individually or did you treat with the
.4
"Did you seek immunity for them?"
nNo n ‘
Mr. Mann's" testified that the offl-
ccrll told the at if they could or
range with ill cars of the hattm‘
union the s 51 could open. Asked
which old the Associated Hat
A with, not necessarily“ ',
‘ Ills-allow is it, then, i it you tool: in
finned Mr. Mannheim. .1 ,.
Aim by “will hummus it its
and M. Kennedy om rudiiraccoptr
union lush applied? wt think so.
dawned the conditions
which you opened our, different than
* ed as interned ries within said:
{Which OMOG
union? A.,-;Wo tool; in union man. \
Q.-Wsl'c nonunion this tumor, ,
only union men. Wall it because only '
.l
udder , ., I
the conditions under which no other ‘
To
Enumerate .
the Méi‘iits
.. of 333.1221; .,
.‘The. .11.:
man on
nerve--
Judge for
“vigil
Norwalk Chronicler