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, Table momma». 40:. 60°.
Hemeti‘tohed Table Covers-- .
.. “.00, $1.26. 61.50 and $2 00.
All Linen Table, Sets, hem-
stitched—43.60.
Huck Towelemlilo, 12 We
and 260
Damask Towels—5260, Win.
760 and 61.00.
Large assortment or Tray
Cloths and Do‘yliee.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
1y fair “tonight and Tuesday, warmer
on Tuesday; moderate north and
northeast winds. A disturbance con-I
trai this morning over Nelth Dak0ta
as: causing cloudy and unsettled
weather with hurries of snow in the
northern districts. A long ridge of
high pressure extending from Utah
, eastward to Alabama is producing fair
, weather wih low temperatures in the
"iodine". sections. ‘Frosts were re-
:w’Iported as tar south as Georgie.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
1 Temperature Low. 39; high, 56.
,,..Partly cloudy.
r 'Read Joseph Davis‘advcrtisement on
«page eight as Ilt will surely interest
_ you. ‘ '
. .l
K I Miss Kittie Davis otinanbury, has,w
returned home tier ,I«s‘pendin'g *the
“heel." and and suhdny w in: one iton
ill. Flynn, 01 Livingston street. "
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Barge 14 containing a cargo or
crushed stone and barge Catherine
I with a cargo of sand are being un-
’3“ loaded at Raymond Brothers' Idooks.
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The Friendship Association of Past
Brands 01 Eureka Rebekah Lodge
I‘will meet with Mrs. 'annie Crockett,
oi RIowayton. tomorrow evening. The
” members are requested to take the
7:10 o’clock trolley from south 'Nor-
walk.
s.
Contractor McElroy had a large
‘j-I ' force of men at work on West avenue
yesterday laying the cement and put-
ting in the wood blacks. Every effort
is being put forth to get the west
side of the road completed before,
winter sets in.
A dog was struck by an automobile
in sleuth Main street. yesterday morn-
ing, near the corner of Raymond
street. The poor little beast crawled
into the yard of Dr.~.8ullivan’s, where
it was lut‘cr shot «by Oillcer John H.
Smith. , .
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The auction sale which was held
‘6 on the bridge. Saturday citerndon for .
' the purpose at disposing of the George
Easier: building was adjourned indep-
nitoly owing to the {not that DeputyY
381381“: John H. Blake was unable to
"get a high enough bid for the build-
. ins- .
.u—uu
The I"Tw0 Harvests," an exception.
" ally brilliant cantata, will be render- '
ed by the South Norwnllr Baptist
qnurtetto, next Sunday evening. This
lmuélcnl composition is by Ferris
Toner. and is said to be remarkably
attractive. it is needless to say that
the nunrtctbo singing the cantata will
_ be heard «by n crowded church
. The day. at Thanksgiving and :66.
. ily reunions will soon be at hand; in
your dining room will be gathered
pleasant.- and attractive. A. J. Collin
Foo] Balls
south Ndrwalk. Ii ‘
urncnunrs’ lumen ill I
enue. New York? lacerations of the lace
‘ your mmily and friends to take my.
in this least, and it is very essential
that the surrouuolnse should} h6~
Basket Balls
Striking Begs
A Complete Line of Each.
PRICES $1.00 TOI $5.110.
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(Continued from Sixth Page).
Barthon, George, Maiden lane, New.
York; dislocated shoulder.
Banerdort, George, 626 West End av»
Campbell, 3A. Rt, 25 Broad street, N.
Y., city; injured wrist and minor bruis-
es. .. , ~'
Carter,"'.l. P.,I ILawrenceburgh. ind.,;
shaken up and bruised about body.
_ ..drarv. Jilted. linen, drawer. and cupboard.
«' ; 81160161
.Iis the reason for its being either a success or failure. The quality
Dori, Hrs. U E, 722 Commonwealth ' «
' avenue, Boston; slightly bruised about
Dihlng Room Furniture at prices..yon will find irresistible once .
you see the prices. ,
Onem of our special sleepless Quartered Oak Dining Room bull, 669.00
Bullet. 44 inches long, quartered oak, with mirror back. 12 x 38, silver _‘
Special 00‘
China Closet. quartered oak. with mirror top, bent glass. award I.
136610‘!tl'oclevotl.v!10l|ffl ur-un'ccq- .
,llound Table, made or selected quartered oak, pedestal base. 6 .1,eet
extension. Special .....-..” $12. .06
Dining Chairs, genuine quartered oak, leather nedts Special $1.93 each
J Collins 81 Cd
'I'vlt
..vu Ines-Ion
c.-.n....n--o--s- ......... ..-6..
The Principle of a BusineSS
oi the goods manufactured is part of the principle of a business.
Applying this to Feeds, Bonnie home ground leads for Horses, Cat-
tle and Poultry has always been apart of the principle of my business.
~ Made trom good clean grain rightly proportioned and rightly priced
it has made success possible and earned.
-.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its mascul-
orleonnio, Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
Buckwheat Coal
for House Furnaces '
$4 per Ion, delivered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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in clinic; ”
Kn. lilnlsiel ii slain liei
.335 lentils, Flinn" LIFE.
since February,‘1910.IHls‘rlgorous de-
. mocrucy, indomitable Iwill, and tireless
energy made him the' 1601 or the mo-
I been in public lite, beginning at the
‘Sfillt’hlln to thecorten. where he took
' ed in the interests or the ugrnrinn
. Hernido. now recognized as the oiiicinl
bodyI
Eltmeyer. H. A., Waterville, N. Y.;
dislocated shoulder, knees and hands
cut. '
Ellis, L. A,. Chicago, lll.. '
legs.
Garibaldi. 1-1., Maiden lane, New York
with dislocated, head out. ~
YItaloiién Edgar 15.36 Rugby place. N. .
,; right armour-t -~“- ' ‘
Graham. R. 16.. Reading, P6; dislo
cated shoulder. ‘
Griffin. Daniel J.. 81 Charles street,
Jedsey City; face out.
Harbor, J. 11.. 23 Maiden lane, head
out about
. OSCAR H, I ”BANKS-g;
By the hour, day or week. Our Chauffeurs are All skilled and
careful men-
See the tour and six cylinder 1913 Nodels of
THE quEK AUTOMOBILES
Demonstration on: Requpatpm 2g
GARAGE-RIVER erase-r.
Automobiles for Hire
and face IcuItI, dislocated arm;. taken to
Bridgeport Hospital, where he is re-
ported to be doing. well. .
Harris, Myron, 32 Liberty street,I
New York; severely shaken up.
Hollander. Benjamin W. 366 Elev-«II
enth avenue, New York, bruised about
body.
Johnson, E. A., Brooklyn, body bruis-
ed. '
Linthetum, T. 13.. 71 Broadway, New
York, badly shaken up. ‘
-,Lilchval Mr and Mrs.
Knickerbocker Hotel, New York badly
shaken up add minor bruises
MacMullen, J. J.. Palo Alto, ‘
slightly injured.
‘Madigan, H. '12, 58 Madison avenue,
body bruised.
Manback, George, New York, bruised
about body. "
«Marshall, J. M..- 26 Broad street, New
York, left knee injured. '
Monte, E. W., Hotel Willlard, New
York, three ribs broken
Merrick, George 13., 69 Washington
street; Chicago, minor injuries ‘
Rump, J. H 160 Elm street, New
Rochelle, face badly out
' Simpson, Gporge, 24 Stone street, N
.; right knee cap badly injured.
Summers, (1.11., 269 West Ninety-
third street, New York; head bruised
'l‘elbrick, Charles. 930 Park avenue,
New York. scalp wound
Wilson, J., Anhbury, lli.; shock.
Wittpenn. H. 0., JersoyIIl‘ilty; bruis-
c‘d about body. ,
Wilson. M. 01,19 West Thirty-sixth
street; scalp wound hands and ankles
cut. 4 .
Cab,
investigators aIusy.
Inspectors or the interstate Com
meme Commission are expected at
Greens Farms today to begin wen...
ligation at the 'derfiilns d! the Mer-
oha‘ ts' Limited Expre N. in,
N. «11., e H. lit." din: at this a
Saturday night when over
John 1..., .
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O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optloal‘Ltne
Estes Examined. Free
In WALL arson“
Martini-K.
.. wont «I.
AUCTION
The Large Building cu Wash-II
ington Street Bridge, formerly
(filmed by Genrge’ Keeler, will
be sold at Auction on Saturday,
November 16111, 612.80 p m. ,
Bridge Construction Committee;
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Extra Large Meaty Prunes. 3i lbs. .........,..................... 260
Lur'e Pruhefl.. 31bfi. Hanan-car- -6uneongagyfiugacoonuhunu. ,0
216s. Fancy Even. Ponchos ..............‘......"
Nancy Evav. Apricots, per lb. ....... ”The
-2 margin, EVWPS. 99‘“, 11mm It )I....IJI:I6.A.¢.. n‘sngoc‘, 0
m 899mg. 1; $39?th niains
T 11$ 39; I; 6.36....”st
Candied Citron, per lb.,.‘..............
IOMIGG Smyrna. F1”. Ibo a ”66660360
Ilell’dsaoiiolt- -«}aa
ascent...”
nonessential-inn...
Mung“! i1
, shuns man but! much he contend with.
During the rodent spread or railroad -
108E GANALEJAS
‘ all illilmaly Elli.
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A Man of inaémltaalomm and Tire-
lon Energy-4Tb. Idol of the Monar-
,ohiosl Democratic Party-I—Hlu Term
an Premier) ,
Don Jose Conuioins Iy‘Melideh, prime
minister of Spulh‘. wnn‘was recently
assassinated, h‘nd'beld that position
nurchical Democratic party.
For thirty- ii,‘ve yours Canolcjas bud
age of eighteen. when he made his that
how no a public speaker at the Acad—
emy of Jurisprudence in Madrid. The
next year saw him delivering political
addresses in all the large cities or
southern Spain. Hie political dcctriues
were strongly tinged with a republic-
unism that made him an object of sus-
neuce in later years. ‘
At twenty-live- the district or Soria
a seat among the advanced Liberals.
The young Republican had acquired «ni-
most a socialistle tnlnt by this time.
He fearlessly donated his political con.
vlctions in thermos of older, Conserv-
atives. All of his eiforts in‘tilc curios
during his younger years wore direct-
clnsses and against the aristocratic
landed grundees or the old order.
Edited 6 Newcnop‘lr.
being elected. to the presidency of. the
cortex during: the Liberal regime in
1906. His political aspirations led him
to become the owner and editor of El
mouthpiece of the Liberal party in the
kingdom.
to this country. and it was at a time
when mere‘thnn cursory interest was
attention to- his coming. it was in 1897
whe§8ngoatu. the Liberal lender, nus
premier. Bonnets bad Just recalled
"Weyler the Butcher” from Cuba and
Feeling in this country was running
high against Spain. Though Cannlejus
disclhimed any mission here except
that of a private citizen. it was un
doubted thut he carried back to his
friend Engosta, a full report on public
sentiment against Cuban atrocities
here.
After having served us minister of
agriculture. of justice, of finance and
public instruction Canaleins had so
'trnlned his original radicalism to com
then no longer considered dangerous
by the more seller elements in Spanish
public life. in February. 1910, King
Alfonso surprised all by inviting n
moor-hi to become his chief counselor.
Hi: Term of Ollie-r Stormy.
Cannielns' term as premier was not
‘a pnciilc one. What with Spain’s lit.»
tie war with the Bills in Africn~u
t astound rise of revolution at home
an labor disorders King Alfonsos
strikes, behind which were the rave in
most executed-mun is Spuin.
Radicals and revolutionaries, recall~
ing his early radical politics. con—
demned him for a turucont and n
despot who had sold his ideals for
place and power. Secret enemies in
the not eminent tried to tum the heart
6! the young king against him. [Is
lion hnd secret conspiracy.
Recently he was londdll oi! the monnr
y l’roudorgnat _, .
. Jobs, i-IloWOW
The United St
a creation of lb
ties that brought It into being. ,.
n.
Kit
1136
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money in my the expenses or the coin
until 1'
piclon when he gained greater promi~ .
Cnnulejns continued toserr’e inter- I
mittently in the parliamentary bodyy“;
Once the young editor made n \isit ‘ '
installed Marshal Bianca in his place ,
port with opportunity that he was“
struggle which is color ended—the ‘
tionnry laborltcs.- Cnnnlejns was the '
"stood pnlciicn‘lly alone, lighting rehab
chicnl Democratic pnrty Which came '
into power on the resignation of tho ..
Liberal cabinet headed by Senor Morot
, COMMERCE GOURT IS TODIE.
Judge- In Tattle Tribunal Won't Loan
is comniefce court.
aft administration,
will probably die with the administra-
The last split in of congress appro '
printed only a gunmen: amount at .
was done after ‘ I ,
, the president. at . ‘i'
- Goods which pack IHAMILTO
5COWOHS are Standard . ~‘
When buying ITea, Starch, Bread or Crackers, Soap, I
Talcum Powder or any supplies for your personal use or ~ I
for the home, ask for Hamilton Coupon goods These can. "
pens will secure for yous choice from the finest line of 56- 'I
lected merchandise on the market. They mean money sav-
ch, every day. They are- -also exchangeable for nearly all‘I
reliable trading stamps
A postal card will bring you a Hamilton Premiumy
Catalog, a list of goods with which they are packed and (25) 5
Hamilton Coupons to start yOur collection, also the a'ddress
of the Premium Parlor nearest your home. ,'II
The Hamilton Corporation ;
.2 main. Street . J I new YORK CITY. 5
The South Norwalk
Dry Goods Co.
(INCORPORATED)
28 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN SIT REIET
Were never so glaringly represented as in this salegtrom .
HERE ARE THE .RECORD LOW PRICES.
’ 16¢ Boys' and cm.) Fast Black Stockings, . .Bc pair. '
29c Lace Pillow Shams. ,, ... 176'“
:. .29cITurkeynen TableDamask, ,_ . u, 21c
I-boc Corsets, “sites 18 to 30, > .
tide and 75c weight-.6166). and colors, ‘ ..’
29c worsens Drawers. line quality muslin, deep hemstitched rains. I_
open and closed. Tonight, 12 iée half? '
_. 290 Women’s Jersey Knit Vests and Pants, winter weight,
236 garment
' .. 39¢,paIlrII’
.. ......... ices-also.
, gene Women s Doeskin Gloves, all sizes. Tonight,
REDDY K AYERS MOTOR Co. ‘ ‘
.TOIO VAN ZANT STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
I.'III
The Hatch 8r Bailey company
scum noawammouu. ' *
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 4'.
BEAVER BOARD
is guanine nfidly in popularity as or substitute Tor lath a.
plaster and, wall-paper. It in susceptible at an inn-ha variety
' or artistic designs our walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope tor individual prelormcut and taste. We are agents a
and keep a large, supply on hand _ .
Norwalk Chronicler