”tilled Stator. Cannon and Worm11
Vi(1‘o.1
iovcrs V‘your buggngc against any nnc‘l
risks. xiii", llr‘c. their lightning;
gallon and transportation. ‘whilo
to transit by, or in, the custody or hug ‘
railroad. exprrus, truncate transpor-
stiltlou or of any Steamship 01).. his
TAYLOR lit GOI‘ oils
- lnilurllhce’ of All Kinds.
‘R‘ual Esth‘tcu-Toilln, Country and Share
. Tti'ep‘hone 1230: -
U pawn" 0v.» the 85 11th Norwalk
Trout Co. "87-91 Washington 8t..
ut plot-walk, .Cmm
PUBlilC . GTEN‘OGRAPHER.
15h 1 “ . 1 HM‘
‘Palniers one at work rodbcornting
and renovating the South Norwalk
1 post office,
Miss Louise Mensei oi \orwalk. has
Vu‘eturnod home uttei a pleasant visit
V!“ with friends on Sound View avenue,
‘ Stamford.
. Corpsntcds are at work repairing
the house owned by Mrs. Susan A.
Toulig's, in my street, which‘wus
damagedgby fire rcceutly.
t
The local Socialists did not meet
last night, but will hold a meeting
{have enabled him
Forum of the
Political Arena
Willi
ii. iii” 1
lliilitiiiitii‘
‘ E J. Hill Speuiiilolhing io‘rNom
inaiion, and Cost Hill‘l $725 ;
to be Deieaied ’ i
ii iiiiilliiliilill $414 2
but; iiitlliili nu
Donovan s Statements Not Yet
Filed—Augustine: Lontrgan
Spent Most in State 1
14. —-’
spentl
.. WASHINGTON. D. 0.,
Congressman Ebenezer J.‘ Hill
$725. 25 in his vain light tor re eibction
to the House for :1 term that wimld
to round out an
'even score of yours or service in Con
gress. .iie has tiled his last report of
1i\' 03.
his chinuulgn as ”nothing. " ;
lilo-successful Democratic o‘ppo
‘nsnt. Ro‘i‘lrsstntntiv-u ‘Tliomus L. Roilv
ll". still has his dusi consultant to lilo;
His prcvlcus statements sh’oncd sit “
ponditrrcs of $120 in the nomination;
light nnd $650 up to within 10 dbys‘ 0:1
the clzciion Will" um Applcgi‘itc,‘
Socialist c‘undldai‘e,‘ lists his ‘c—xpeudi.
inept. howcvcr. is still to cou‘io in.
i
l :
BUS ASP|RINB {lures us “Nothing." His final state 1
i I‘1 In tho Second district“ Vfiry‘au 13‘.“
11111.;I sun;
bishop, congressman elect.
to his his final statement Up to
within ten doys of the election, his.
stutciiicnt shows, he spent $50 The
ichu 1ilcnn candidate in the district.»
:Willium A King, stated in his pro
elcction stntcmcul that he had spent.
$222 65 His final statement is still
mi slug
William Kennedy, the Democrat
elected to cougrcss in the‘ Fifth dis-
‘,trlct cxpendodructliiug in tho‘ 110ml
notion light but admitted on expend-
iture of $93 up to ulthin 10 do); so!
the. election. Eincst 1?. Hull,
'ciuiist candidate in the dV‘lrst (isla-
trlct, sueurs to the statement that‘
ibis expenditures during the campaign
‘Were “nothing. " Statements from 0th.?
e1 candidates in tho district have no oil
llibccn forthcoming. 1
Lon-roan Spent. Moot.
Statements already died with the
“cleric of the house of leprssen-tatives
gshuwlng expendituxes in ‘ congres-
I:siinul campaigns indicate that Au-‘
gustine honorgan, successful Demo
icrutic candidate in the First dis-
trict, spent in his campaign more
than any of the other candidates [Or
congress in the state. And he has
still another sintcmsut to tile. show-
ing his expenditures doling the last
thci ‘
1 'ireseutativcs is b1 losing out n renewsl
WIlSllitlliiii
Damocrals nan Predictions so;
,to How Pisces Will b0 Fiilpli
. wil’iiormau‘ and Bryan Figure
7Prtmhwutiymhppllcanis so
Dulce Under New Adminisr
lraliuu Coming In by hundreds
WhSlllNGT‘ON, Nov. “ills-"rho ‘ro
tuiu of‘domociutic senators and rout
of {shinit discussion, although the
tslk still is wholly coujcctural, noth
lug having come tram President elect
:Wilson. to indicate his line of action.
Incomnl‘; democratic statesmen pr-s
‘dlct that in filling his cabinei,Mr.1
Wilson will give one place to New
'York snothci to New England and a -
1third to Ohio, 01 one of the other
,stnteo of the‘ middle west.‘ _
1 It is the view in Congressional
circles that ‘at least two or the seats
Dial; the cabinet able will be assigned
i-to the South, that one will go to the
Pucihc coast and anothci to the states
immediately west oi the Mississippi,
including 1Ei.iissonri Iowa, Kansas and
X: hrnslts. With this disirlbut-ioc there
.uould be left two cabinet omcos tho
might be tilled for reasons or peculiar,
litness or expediency.
Senator O'Gormn'n's name figures
prominently in the talk at cabinet pos-
,sobilitieg and speculation would as.
islgn him to the department or justice.
The availability or W. J.‘Bryaula also
trunch discussed tor the department 0!
situie or for attorney general; and one
idcm‘oarsiic senator has coupled Mr.
fiflryons name with the Amhsssador
nus Holds a Meeting With
hirs. L‘eo Davis “
' .w—m—
The Norwnllt Equal Franchise
tongue met with 1111.11.90 Davis.
'i‘iicsduyant13 o‘clock in the sucr-
noon
The experiment of holding the meet
lug in the afternoon was evidently up-
preclnted as seven members Joined
and some of thuse who cannot weliV
come in the evening were present. It
is probale that tho piun will be a'dopt-
ed of alternating afternoon and cve-
hing.
After the transaction of the routine
business reports were given from the
county-meeting at illsldc, October 23d,
county meeting at Hillside. Oct. 23r,
Greenwich, December 4th., Wednesday.
The Greenwich. League is large and
luiiuential and is planning an- all day“
nifnli'wSessicn in the'moming, buff-at
luncheon. speakers of prominence and
afternoon too. All members of other
ieagues“in the county are invited,
but names must be sent to Miss Elsie
'i‘lomann, Greenwich. before December
lst. Norwalk League members who
will probablyhttend are Mrs. J. M.
Coburu, Mrs. Christlsn Swsrtz, Mrs.
Leo Davis, Mrs. F‘. S. Lyon, Miss Pin-
neo, Mics Wilson and Miss Gregory.
Misc 8. G. Campbell gave a very
interesting account oi? her experience
and her impressions at the recent state
convention in New Haven. Twenty-
Hill Wiliilil Wtilillli
‘Nor‘waik Ecual Franchise Lea-
und announcement made of the next .
1t‘
u.-
691‘: SKIRTS 49c.
Long, all ovci embroidery
Skirts. regular 69c. Anni-
v'crsary p1icc ........ 49¢
$1.25 TAILORED
WAISTS 99c.
*Plaiu Tailored Wa‘ists. some
are made with pure Irish
liucu some are iincne; many
. styles to select from.
vcrsary price 99¢
50c BOYS’ COAT
SWEATERS 39c.
Boys' Coat Sweaters, in
gray. all sizes, regular .1150c.
Anniversary prICc 39¢
25c DRAWERS 19c.
Muslin Drawers of good
quality. soft finish, 11cm-
stitchcd and tucked ruffles.
25c values .... . . .. 19¢
Anniversary Sale
This Greatest Values The
Norwolks have eVer known.
A FEW OF THE GREAT
VALUES FOR FRIDAY
Anni- .
25c BOYS’ BLOVUSES 19c. '
$1.50 SILK LINED GLOVES.
99¢ PA‘IR.
Beautiful Capo; Gloves. the gen-
uine Cape skin: every pair silk 1
lined, regular $1.50 gloves. Ev— 1 ‘
ery pair guaranteed. Anniven- " .
ssry price 99c per pair.
29c LADIES’
WEAR an.
Extra good quality Pants
and Vests, 40 dozen. in the
lot. ‘Aniversary price 21¢
UNDER-
VERY SPECIAL.
59c FANCY FEATHERS
19c.
This Feather comes black,
white, brown, blue and all
light shades; never sold less
than 59c; just for an extra
big special Anniversary
price .. ............. 19¢
. ‘ . 1. five thousand dollars W11 ral ed bv '
. _ . campaign contilbutims and expendi ishil to London. 3 5 . 0 5 School Blouses, all
m the Labor, Lyceum m “ sshington turos in counccrion with the eicctiou tegdi” tiff”; 1150:?“ m i 1 While the 91.6mm“ Opinion among the suitrasists in Connecticut last i gigs regular 25¢ Anniver- $130 CORSETS 796'
street “8“ Wednesday owning. or November 5, and that is what it ‘tionm‘hllgstafcm: lr 2 110111 11: idtumcrats now in Washington is that 5:93" ”0'00“ 01‘ which went 1° the sary price . .. .. ...... 19¢ 25 dozen Corsets, extra long
gum,“ “95:95:96 emplOyes or :hows. > ‘e d $967880 Andm “0:8“ :Xtitgenmi .he Nebraskuu may be tendered a “9,151th. “19 Teal‘belns rallied and silent modél, fine suality, medium
1' " f; -' ‘ .. , A remarkable feature of the cam- "D 0 liner position, coin-i on is divided as to by the ”93““ localiy. Seven-“0“” a FLANNELETTE KI- bUSt and long hips, lace and
the Lockwood Manufacturing Lom- days of the election 11 second stilts 1:] n 96
99“” 1am in m, street will close p‘nign was that M1. lliil's account ‘ment shows, h en-t 1,.16390 ”“9 9999999999 Mr Bryan 99986" on ve hundred dollars was pledged MONOS 19c. embroidery trimmed good
‘ "“111 4-vopo'c‘iocr e431. dnv Lug-«em Sat “2°” that he received 1“ comm“ Charles 0 1:15:11. in R ‘ lilies has declined to discuss about postal {or am" “new“ “9’“ "9“" 30m“? 10 dozen Flannclette Kimo— hose supporters. Anniver-
',,,.da‘.“ “199,, the 919519:.‘,,9u} will 99 lions $200 more than he spent in his op (mam, swears t a: ”HUG n blllilts since he has been in“ Washing very impmsslve utterances 0: Rubi nos, in floral designs, rcgu— 531? price -79¢
2.4531.) in. . a campaign efiditur‘c‘s m theo {13’ Blind 6x13. ton. and has ‘laughlugly put aside all Wise were quoted by Miss Qampbell lar 29C Anniversary price, 1 9‘
' ‘ ' Acc-ordiugto the statement which 11.01.31. his final stator??? sn' ”“3. elforts to draw him into on expres- Ml” Ferry .890“ strongly 0’ the ‘ 79¢ CORSET QOVERS 49c
Bonnie lone‘ r 1 d ted r Mr. Hill tiled before the election. he: e cove “8281011 as to his cum willingness to ac- “*0" that the municipal auflrage is 1 1 ,
1 1 s om e s or the last 10 days or the campaign is 1 much needed and that now th 1) mo- . KI T All over embrmdefyl from
1101588 cattle and 1’0“"?! 1135 ”9911111” ”caved contributions ‘0‘ “75' ‘stiil to be received here. in the 110m ’cth an appointment should it 'b" u l e e ‘ $3.00 CLOTH S k S and back alike dainty baby
the satlsiylng feeds for many 3.ears including 350') from Fred E K11). filtered him 1 on c “fly a in DOWGI‘ and has al~ $1149,
ination light one statement shown;
he spent nothing. Up to within to Senator (la-2'9“" (“9) Congress-
man Burieson (Tom) and Willis 1L.
days 0‘: election. he had paid out , 1
9100 to help toward his emu”. . VMooro. chletml the weather service.
ribbon regulates the full-
ncss, regular price 79c. An-
nivVersary price . . .. . 49¢
ready pledged ltselito this we ought
to" have it and loose it so "ha-lt- s _
ion! is better than no<breu .”
One 1g. line of Ladies’ Cloth
Skirts; this season ‘3 best
styles; regular $3 00. Anni-
The excellence of over 20 years lies 3150 from Bldnéy Biumonth‘si, 320‘0
behind it. Read advertisement of ‘from Charles A Wimpthveimer 311111
Manuel '1’. Hatch. $25 from w. P. Bishop The second'
stutcmfnt: just died. since the eiec-‘g 1 2 gore all advanced for the position of “Affirm 0:62": $92“er :3!“ tab!“ versary price -‘1--- 1 49 . '
Matters of routine business were tlon. shows an additional contribu ""- isscrs' or o!‘ a lculture. Josephul. e on s e ,8 pace 11 e ’ ‘c CORSETS .
1 . transacted at the meeting of lliitilrltion or $50 (tom 3th Hill. 1ELEGTKIB "01K 1111 Enamels :1 uhthgaroliua tmd William Windows and in all other prominent . WHITE‘ TOWE‘LING 75 59c
.. Lodge. No 97' 9 O 0. F. 999.9 “1.95;, Mr. Hill'.~£11pondlturol. 1 . 1 , 11'7- "0009999239 N" York, who were pluce‘n halting people to shop early and 2,000 yards White Dish" 1‘ 25 dozen extra long Corsets,
11 held last New“ m the quarters, m To 0mm the nomination. Mr Hill "M“ u“ comma 1'iuctiva I a d a“ in Mr Wilson a calm avoldlotho Christian over-work tor the -. Xoweling. regular 6c yardi V all '51ch1 and stxles, good 9. 9‘
South Main street. filed a tsatemém 5919ng that 991 Tl": “KY nAP'nL': palgu committee, “0 also considerod engages. [' 1 .. nmversary“ price; per yai' 75c .va lies. nmvcrsary ‘
,..._ 2' spent nothing. Up to 10 days before! 1 in all gossip of possible cabinet apr 0“ wars ‘8 "m 1"“ which. ”9 ‘ 2 {rice ' “ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ "
for the“ purpose or getting signers to
ask the Connecticut legislature to pass.
a constitutional nmendmsni permitting '
mu courage to women.‘ The anti~sul- 1
traglsts boost that they can get “5,-
000 names against this therelore the
A “199““ Of congress committee the clectiou. a second statement ‘1p0‘lntmeuts.3¢ ,.
. of Norwalk Town Union Of C. E. wiili showed expenditures of $500 25 1‘ Electrification ‘5 3911713 GBSIWBl‘d ’fflflt.’ ‘Repons reaching cangmggmen and
be held in South Norwnlk Couscous-1,Thage included 3126 76 paid to thgi’l‘he sung doing the prellmlnury work senators mm 19 Washington are that
Itoinal church. All members or this! N orwulk Hour 33 50 paid to 999101! putting concrete foundations for the Mr Wilson lirpuruuiug 3 policy 91 an.
. _ congress are requested to be present. Bridgeport Stoddard, 950 to Thoa Eiron uprights will be In New l-‘Iuvcn wishes regarding 1mg ministerial advls
itwo weeks The gang in nearly up to
eNutmeg Club dance. Town Assam
bly Hall, Friday evening.
Tonight isanother visitors” night at‘
‘ Merrill Business College. We want
you to see our school for "Busy Peo-
ple." and to acquaint you with our
. method of instruction. Free lesson
,1 ‘- ‘ will no given Vin bookkeeping. . All
“ welcome.
1.:
1., .
1%“
Dr. Riggs, of Stumiord. performed
11111 operation on Jack Bradley, 01
Chestnut street, 3'esterth1y_ln the
Stamford Hospital. Jock inn well-
known athlete and his many friends
Vhopo to see him on the football field
by Thanksgiving.
The West Huron Poultry Associa-
tion will hold one or the biggest poul-
try shows of the your in this state,
November 2023, in Music Hall, New
Haven. A number of 100111 funcicrs,
including thc .l. l).Crlmmlni-1 F‘nrm
und tho 1G lenbi‘coltln Forum will enter
a humour 5” ’llirds
1.: "1.s'............m
'-"~ Movlbg pictures are “tho go‘"-—-
no urn “TWWQ’ ciguxs.
cw
Richard Nchbitt. of no Muln stront.
Norwuulk touted tho vulusble shot gun
curried by" amid C lrclsud. and
1 which won lost out of on automobile
‘ as he was starting on u hunting trip
51b Weston, curly Monday morning.
The gun was lying in the gutter op-
poolta Mia Nubiti' 11 home.
1:
"‘m.-—-W
Thomas lloclchtu and Frank Fay.
two 1911141111111: man botwsou whom
1 bold landfills: existed for cumulus,
crusted s‘digt rubrics“ when they met
in from
strut by bucolic 0mm Gainer.
n which they hold.
. cyt’u Theatre lust oven-
”: and as w mutt wore biscuit under
churned withbucach or the peace. M"
ribs W this mor‘ulng‘ both
Skelly treasurer of the Republican
E. IB. Croioct, treasurer of the Re-
putbllcun town committee of Dorian:
$50. to Joseph G. Wrightpolitloal
agent J. H. Robinson; 3250 to‘ Wii
llam E. Seelsy, treasuror of Republl
can town committee of Bridgeport;
325 to George W. Ogden. of Wilton;
$10 to treasurer of Republican club
or Winnipauk; $50 to treasurer of
Republican «club-ct South Noryimik.
in his second statement just died
since election, Mr. Hill oxplained
Ithat the $50 paid to Josephi-G.
Wright should not have been includ-
ed in his former statement anil‘aslt‘ed
that it be deducted from his cum
pnign expenditures total. The addi-
tional expenditunes to which be con
tosses in the second statement how-
ever, include 826 paid to George A.
burrow, of Westport; $15 to .A
Hutchinson or Winolpsuk; $25 to
E. is. Gorhnm or East Norwalk; :30
to Ell Wuhoinun‘ or WBELO‘B: 85 to
William iii. Esolcy, oi! Bridgeport:
$25 to George W. Duryoa of New
Cannon; and $10 to William Farrell,
"employed at the polls. " ‘
Jeremiah Donovan, Mr. Hill's suc-
cessful opponent in. tho Fourth ‘~Ccn
grosslouul district, has not tiled his
last statement...sud the total of his
expenses is not known hard as yet.
Previous utuicmontu showed ho spent
$50 in connection with tho light for
his nomination and $40 up to 10 days
before the sloctlon. 9‘
Samuel iii. Vincent, the illu'll Mucus
candidate in the district, admits he
“built 3414.15 ln‘ his campaign up to
statement has not yet been reociv-ed
bore. ‘, '
Hunt‘ur spout Notions.
“Nothing" is the sum who or the
orpoudlturou in until: lichen Hum
confesses.
var. is not
town committee of Norwalk; 335 to iMilford “W and “umber!" 15" men ’5‘ some intimation: ss‘ to me policy he
ioduyn below; the election. ills lust '
era; but it is churned he hf. dropped
walking last Right behind them 1‘ will follow, namely, to recognize all
a gang of iron workers putting in th°1lections and )9 elements in on man
uprights. Tm“ ""3 h“ “"9“" 9“" to harmoniw the‘ party. where that.
Ed south N‘Omaik' can be done‘ without sacrificing the
-The work at equipping the 10113 via- mu ion tall 1‘1 1
9 the Baltimore lair
duct at Bridzeport has been muck)“; e I)
over now to give the “men a chance of Ollie. 'Muuhr. a“ '9',-
i
W11” 19:82:52; 1’13? $313302): 3:: A forerunner of the omco hunting
' pooled later as 11
Imarknbly won. The work through the 1232:“ "m" :‘thucfiau of 111 Do.
by or Bridgeport all drilling instouei “mm ° ° ° °
° ' 1 litical «implosion or this administra-
will be saved for winter
t1 1 ed slread
Just when the road will be all equip 011 ‘8 hem: expat em: y by
ed to (New Haven is a problem that
seems beyond solution flow. 80 tor the ‘
contractors sro‘ far ahead of their time-
limits. It to? thought that six monbhl
will be required to set up all the lroni
work needed. Alter that a new pcweri
house will be built and equipped. More‘
than a. tear would be required for this.‘1
The officials or the road say that the
Cos Cob p0weri1ouscls sufficient. Em,
1119st any that poworhouss I11 oval-load 1
ed now with the part oi the main line
already equipped, and that a new pow-
erhouse is needed. Whore that will be.
builtgia u muitor 6r conicoture.01io
location guessed at is what is known
as “Nannie pits," or the sand pits the
road owns Just to the west at the Hon-
sntouio rivor bridge at the Nougatuck
Junction. Loco} railroad men say this
power house will no where .tho old
New Haven round house is. rind are
looking for evidence of surveyors blurb
ing in 1111 soon on the movs‘ to Ccdur
l-llll is commuted.
the House. .Applicants hue not be-
Vgun to urrlvo in person. but letters
and telegrams are coming by the
hundreds.
.“i wus tenriui that ‘we might not
.liud democrats to [ill the offices but.
i am rapidly being dlsiliusionod," said
i‘Sonutor Gore of Oklshomo. as today
‘wlth a sigh he laid down telegrams
from twu or his best friends, making
application for this some Disco“. Up
to date most or the applicant! tire
for federal emcee within the various
'stutcu, but some intimation of a wish
to serve the'country» abroad or. in the
oxecutivo departments in Washington
have come to hand. Generally the
writers oxprous‘s dolilrc to get on tile
curly in ordsr‘to forestall others.
Many curly boomers tor Mr. Wil-
son hnvo boon discovered while others
indicato undying and undivided lov-
nlty to tho communion to whom
their letters u‘re addressed. Many 0f
,. the democratic stutoumoh are multluu
provision tor uncrowded Iystem at
filling. and ”homily they taco the
outlook 0111149111111in w.
“‘ Pro-lulu I1 Pout onion.
Thurs are twood 8.000»- and 9.000.
his of thousand!» iplumutic and
inherit “with .
idemocratic senators and members of 1
1 .Pmldeutlul pout; color .110 any colic
lit/her record! 'mcu broughout the
can cortanly produce twice that num-
ibur as there are already ten thousand
people; in the state who have signed
the "Suffrage slips.,soylng tho signer
believes in equal outrage.
ing of the three minutiae of Connecti-
spectral-i sud representatives who will
would and week in each important
pinch, instead of making “one night
stands" on bus been tried out here
bolero.
The next meeting or the League is
likely to be' in the Norwslk Library
as this convenient pines ls ready for
use.
The regular meeting or the Nor-
walk Civic League will be holdi‘rl-
dsy, the lfilh, at 3 p. m. in the Li-
brsry. it is hoped that the chairs for
the auditorium will bc on bond at
this timé.
The, meeting has some most 1.11;.»
outlast bounces matters to report
upon nn'd‘to discuss. Anyone inter.
ostod in the public welfare is invited
such 9. person may be a member or
the League.
Mrs. Shelton will present the report
over the cemetery on Town House
Hill.
which may come to this spot it tho
part.
this plsc‘ing or the wludcwrcords which
{ask people to do thulr atrium 1
shopping curly. .
suffragiuts intend to show that they 1
A plan}: on toot for the cunvm ‘
out which have no leagues by sending « ‘1.
,5 , Bookkeeping. PenmanShiP'
Cost Accounting, Salesmanship
Shorthanddt Typewritlng
to allthoss meetings, whether or not,
of the urchltcct engaged to look»
‘ This will ch’cw tlid‘T beauty"
scheme meets with the proper stun
Miss Gregory will report upon her ‘
work in "getting out the vote" at
the into time of reclaiming and upon . 1 '
, umrso BANK BUILDING.
v
n, 1
M Jule-M1
smith
Saturday Morning Clusses
Merrill Business College
Beaten 9.80 to 11.80
‘ First Lesson any departmcnt this week
FREE OF CHARGE
1111c TI1(‘)N , __
The Large Building On Wash- ‘
V-iugt’on Street Bridg‘é, formerly
curried by George Keeler, will
he sold at Autumn on Saturday, ~51
‘ N01,. ‘mber 61:11, at 2.80 p m.
V Mission to him 11 copy ,
«minty ibi- 1111‘s in the homo now roux. Nov. 14-«91114. roi-
Hush sodium curious Gum by mm m... 1mm
SOUTH NORWALK
"1‘
u‘
000 carriages with tiled amidst "Ru
Mnrquurd, pitclulr or the Now ”if
Blossom sector, 1111 outrun, all
. 1 “of bait 11.. been that Murdoch! unmet liar moo
ring road to ill pd mt titres in» The truth huubt‘uid motility trawl
‘ Vino dough
poi; sh Mitotic, filly“ Ml.
Norwalk Chronicler