1 much colder tonight; Wednesday, fair
moderate west and northwest winds,
. } becoming variable.
i passed over this vicinity last nights is
4 now central over Eastern Maine.
caused high winds along tueVNew Ens-
; land coast. It is followed by a long
j ridge of high pressure, 'which is pro
‘ ‘Iduclng fair weather with low tempera-
tures in the central sections.
,_:er disturbance which is central over
3 Montana has caused a decided rise in
Til
. 1‘.trlcts.
{fizero yesterday morning, and. this morn-
this it is 12 above. Zero temperatures
5 were reported from the northern inor-
Ellen of the Lake region.
l
l
's .-
Clear.
.4;
.
. 1 S. 0. Hamming, of Norwalk, were uni-
. I ted in marriage.
1 I. 0. O. R, will rehearse the first de-
; area at the lodge rooms this evening.
:liuias Lillian, of South Norwalk were
:“gueste in Ridseiieid and Branchvllle,
yesterday. ,
I ,
; Mills in Norwalk has closed down
temporarily, owing to inability to get:
' pulp from Canada.
I'_ their residence in Riverside avenue,
Sausatuck.
i»:
Retreat. nailed today tor Jacksonville.
_I’ Line.
ithrough J. M. Layton and (30., lac.,
§
; nun. who has been ill at home for tho
. plaid wreck, in now improving and will
, ‘ Elie aide to preside this evening at the
II meeting of the Nutmeg Club in his
‘ official capacity as prouiduni.
overwriting the cam
complaint from the William u. rum
and lion Oyster donation? to the ol-
, pluralistic. captain J Hum Glisten
Pond mind Timothy Tullmsdph and
maul! continued Tallioadcc'alcm for
two involve and limbs?- !or tour,
«recital. *
DRAPERIES
I. Special values in curtain
. own. and Scrlma. lat-g
” oortcnent and new ‘
loo, loo, are a yard
E: K. BANKS
Mahokemo Hotel Block
Gouth , Norw'alk
WEATHER FORECAST“
For Norwalh and vicini-zty Fair and I
The storm which .
4 ‘ .~ sgulhINorwolkII .
Wu. P. BEERS
It
Anoth-
temperature in the northwestern dis
Havre, Mont, was 32 below
wart-rues A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 22; high, 34.
one year ago today Mr. and Mic.
The team of Butler Lodge, No. 97.
Mrs. Carl Schaub and daughter.
The St, George Pulp and Paper
Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Gallagher, bride
and 3mm, have returned from their A
honeymoon trip and have taken up
.. WM
Mrs. Emma F. Carroll. of West
Florida. on the lcnabo, ol' the Clyde
having mrrred reservations
agelite for this line new boat.
Joseph A. Aahwoil. of Wilton avo-
Clitrkrn tlliovns are operating in the
vloinlly of liay street again. (in list
urduy lmil l'lliilp almuahy's lien
nor) was visited and ten choice fowl:
taken. Mr, iiiomanclry has reported
the runner to the police who are in-
rlle and. Nonwailt pulled have had
foot that dnlulili word making ibcir
hosts a place {or sleeping oil their
£06): I trip to on him last night
William Home. M. the town court
his morning Judge William it. Tum;
.r
‘wm m admirers toil bi loo,-
trots any 3%.: s‘pply Dr. W
Master: Oil. Pain .dIoI’t slay W
Wizard
THE NEW
Phctoplay Theatre
(Over Woolworth's)
SHOWING TODAY.
imp Tworeel Special,
iN OLD TENNESSEE.
Nestor Drama.
THE PADRE'O GIFT.
Powers Comedy,
HAWKINS MOVES.
Rex Drama.
IF DREAMS COME TRUE.
'Great Northern Cornedy.
AN EMERGENCY WAITER.
Coming Tomorrow.
. Rex Two-reel Special.
PAUL AND VIlRGlNlA.
THREE COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY.
2:16. 7:15 and 9:00 P. M.
Mariano-4H Boats—4o.
!
,
in vaudeville.
riely. At averybody'o theatre.
HOYT’S
beat. I .
o
Extraordinary engagement of Barnum
and Bailey's greatest altar. Limited
and exclusive veudullle tour of the
intrepid and incomparable
Reading Family
Famous exemplars of advanced alti-
lctirii, iii a' marvelous gymnastic
exhibition, without equal on earth.
A gigantic t’un storm and a notable
comedy hit. The inimitable comedy
slur.
WILLIAM F POWELL Ind 00.,
in the furiously funny farce,
“BOOkS”
A dcrcamlnxly laughably» some on but.
lose life, and tho whims and prim
of a lreahmau and sophomore. Fire
calcined player» in the company
The Japanese Girl, H
CAMILLE PERBONll
closure-t (ilrl in Vauduvllo.
m
mover Character Oornodlennec.
originality.
BtageIaM's {lest lurdmmenialictl,
.3dll‘.‘ii‘.".i‘"l."’“ “will.“
so every
granted in an airways and brim
I";No\rwalla‘I .- '0
Evening—Adults, lilo; Children. on. 1‘.
This week. Inaugural of a 30an era :3
This week. An un- II
parallel! program of cumulus va- .,
Presenting only the beat and the very I. GARAGE RIVER OTREET
, I
lilvcry housekeeper will find in our line. goods which ate suit/-
ed to her needs and on Which she will be able to make a substan-
tial savings on her purchase for our goods are designed. made, do
lobed and priced right.
J.
:j.
a COMPANY
"I liiw
AH
Corn Little Chick Feed
Oats White Wheat
Cracked Corn Red Wheat
‘ Meal Hom-leyFeed
Table Meal Buckwheat Mlddlins
Gluten Feed Flour
Horse Feed Hay
Dairy Feed straw
Poultry Mesh gent Moss
E, ,
White Mlddlins :Bird Seeds
Red Mlddldns ' Gotten Seed Meal
Mixed Grains Kafilr Corn
Allalm Beet Pulp
Canadia Peas
All grains are absolutely sweet, clean andw
IGH QUALITY FEED FOR EVERY NEED..
Oil Mea
Flaxsced .
Spelterlne Hoof Pack-
IDS
Frazers Axle Grease
Shavings ~ ‘
Buckwheat Grain
Beef Scrape
Oyster Shells
Grit ” f_
Charcoal .
Pratt's Food
Calf Meal. .
Fish Scrape
wolesome. All Feeds
are a mixture of the beat selected grains obtai able properly lea-
soned and rightly proportioned.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
L hN h C Delivered :67 50
6 lg 0a in Cellar .
g2 Nut coal - . f
.- Buckwheat . . . . . . $850
Coke. Kindling Wood, Bundled Wood, Charcoal
0.15. Jackson
.Opti‘ci an
RAYIM 0 ND , BR 0 TH EIRIS
58 WALL STRIE'II'I
seaming.
whoai‘Im
Everything in the Optical Linea
Eyes Examined Free
colleen-MW
Features of The 1913 IMOYER
With “Any Other Automobile Made.
The various models are now ready“
our Garage.
OSCAR H BANKS,-
for demonstration at
-Ageilt
NORWALK. CONN.
4441;:
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fa:-
HOT DRINKS
When shopping and you fool a desire for a little .dotmsbmcnt
stop at ltundle’c and have a nice warming and refreshing hot. drink.
Clerks and others are welcome to use our parlor to eat their
luucbor at all times. .
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK ITORI.
U
CANDY.
BAKING ascetic-rs.
ICE our». ‘
Illl IIIIIlIl TAKE
A :0 Cent Box iWill Keep Your
‘sick headache, billicusness,
"noes, coated tongue, tcul taste and
foul breath-4- alovaye trace them} to
> torrid liver. delayed fermenting filed
in the bowls or sour. sassy stom-
ach. ‘ ' u
testines, instead of beingrcast out oi“
lite system is reabsorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
,» the poisons out and have no ebfecl.
0 th E l o 31 amendments; and! ,committee armolnt-
ompare 6 many xc “S!ve .. the election of county commissioners.
11 and of city, town and borough court
:2 judges. The compromising spirit pro.
.1 vaiio now and will prevail through-
. out the session, according to a state»
.1 meat made by a member of the House
; who sits on the Democr'
II that the Democrats, in consenting to
:1 any such procedure, were making a
-- great oonconlon to the Republicans.
BISIIIIIIS IIIIIIIII
Liver, Stomach and Bowcls
Clean for Months. I'
«illn-
Poisonous matter clogged in thegin-
delicate brain tissue" it causes cou-
go'stion and that dull. throbbing, sick-
enlng headache. "
Salts,_cathartic pills; on and purgar
live waters force a passageway tor a
day or two—yes——l)ut they dealt take
upon the liver or stomach. v
'(laacarete immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases, take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out of ‘the
system all the constipated wine
matter and poisons in the bowels.
A Cascuret tonight wll surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep—a 10-ceut box
from your druggist weana your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels clean ‘and regular dor
DIVER ABE
Sill is Will
[H ilPlll
Democrats and the C. 0. P. in
Compromise on Rules and.
Committee
ilslllil rituals? ,
' llllll lululll
May Be No Change in County
Commissiorlsrship
Peace, absolute rpeaCe, backed by
an ironclad agreement between the
Democratic leaders in the Senate and
leading Republicans in the House, has
been established by the happy medium
of a compromise, not only on role
OBIS, lbul. on other NEWER, such £3
to side.
He put forth the blur on the line
This may be so and probably is: so
in the matter of the county commis-
sionershlp. for in five of the counties
of the state the Democrata‘lrave a ma
jorlty in joint caucus. In the matter
of minor court jlidxeships however,
the strength of the Democratic county
delegation cute no More for those
judguahipa affairs are settled by agree.
in: action of the liousaaud Senate.
The agreenlerlt to divide places all
along the line cameras a result. of the
row of the proposed amendment to
the rules. There is no question in the
”minds of some well informed Raoul»
llcan mombe'ri
such man ”‘30qu laboll. or this
city; denatur- ‘HOOIIOI‘, or Hartford:
Oooniiy—IHAIEL 5““ Halo-amt f:
in walls. will and Illness oi lunatic l?
mil
has. Ia'. a. chute. _ I
Cuueo’ 8 Cut FIovVer Shop
trailer at spools“? of (medians 01.th sauna -mmim. ram
7 losing lowest. give his a trial order
\ Fine amt. Pm, Manor Carnations. WWI secured on.
I'lloIno all-ill.
;‘ Ill planned {or
. fact that there lies been a wholesale
exchange, on all agreement on a very
lamb Boole, lthbt if the Republicans
, abbmlt to the amendments of the rule‘s
they will be given, peacefully and
Quietly, am of the county commie-
Whips and coins of the judge- .
union of the minor courts, it is upset» ‘ ’ ‘
all Installs new
star Cheney. ct 'SOIIIII Manchu
that the Republican. of the House will
rather stroll: ennui
s on
business or or. general assembly If
such an agreement was not made then
disagree, assuming that5 the Republi-
cans always have their: full strength
lie the very dichens to pay.
a majority on Ijoint caucus in live coun-
ties Would not entitle them to the
comb}: commissionerllhlps. That is if
the Republicans of the House wanted
to be mean about the thing.
years ago Falrfleld county sent a ma-
jorlty of Democrats to the general 858"
notably. The Fairlield county caucus
nominated a Democrat for county
commissioner. .The Republicans did
not attend this caucus, but held one or
their Iown and nominated a Repub-
Ilican. The two nominations went
before the Senate and House. Both
branches being Republican at that
I time, the Republican nominee was
elected although the Democrats of
Fairdeld county talked about fair play
till they were black in the face It is
understood that one of the chief pur-
Republlcan me here of the commis-
sions in the inner counties 'of the
state, New Haven, New London, Fair-
ileld, above all the others and then
some one of the other countioél. 'Ifhat
would mean that the many Democrat-
ic candidates for the commissioner-
shlip in this county are making a light
for something they cannot get.
the House and Senate would probably papc 3 Cold Compound cure,
present in the house, and there would
Just because the Democrats have Ibleak up the most severe cold either
Two ‘
poses of this agreement is to save the.
/ .
Colds and Grippe in a
Few Hours.
You can surely end Cripple and
Iiu head, chest, back, stomach or
limbs, by raking a dose of Papers Cold.
lCompound every two hours until three
consecutive doses areiaken
it promptly relieves the most lumen
able headache, dullness, head a
nose sniffed up, feverishneas, shoes-
ing, sore throat, mucous catarrhal diu-
cbarges, running In! the noseLoorei
ness, stillness and'rbeumatic twinge ,
‘ Take this wonderful Compoundlas."
directed, without interference with
your usual duties and with the know- '
ledge that there is nothing else in the
world, which will cure your cold or
end Grippe misery as'vprornptiy and.
without any other assistance or bath
afteneffects as a 25-cent. package 0d
Pope’s Cold Compound, which anyl
druggist can supply-raccept no snbr
stitute—contains no quininewbelongs
in every home. Tastes, nice.
.. I ,.
W
courts.
The spirit of compromise as evi‘
dlenced by this agreement, as the story
is told. Ihas prevailed in Hamden flit,
some little time. Hamden is one real
hot bed gol‘pclitlcal conflict ordinarily.
of the Senate moaning
senator Perry, of Southport. and new ,
. a. sufficient in number to pass there
5; port or “the collierouco committee,
.I amending the rules. x
- 'l‘hore lo calm; to be a, light‘ against
' the Willows) amend the rules. it
e. in in ylcwof 'the .
. in inductor l‘llllill
But If) the matter of the judgeshipn
the big men of the Democratic and 'Re- .
publican parties in the town I have
come “together and have left "tho j
judgeship and the other court jobs
for settlement by the two representa-
.tlves from that town, one of them be-. ,
court judges and no one, not even ing a Republicamaudl the other a Dem-
good Democrats, believe now he will ocrat. This friendly, or agreeable
be given this right. Unless the agree- spirit, now prevails among the lead-
ment now reported to have been made Iers of House and Senate .
goes through the judgeship matters This agreement is not in writing
will produce just 77 lights or perhaps and for that reason it may be broken
more for there will he fights over the in some instances. but it will hold in' ,
first judgeships and the deputy or as— a majority of the causes of jobs to be'
aoclate judgeahlps in some of the town parceled out by the general assembly;
W
There are 77 city, town and .borolrghI
court_judgeshlps to .be filled by the
general assembly, after. due hearing
before the judiciary committee. That
is, of course, if the governor is not'
given the right to appoint the minor
The South Norvlalk Dry Goods Co.
(INCORPORATED)
28 ac and 32 some MAIN smear
__ Extra Specials Tunight, 7 to I10
BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER.
Don't fall to take advantage oi these Special Values.
$100 KID GLOVES—Tonlght. 7 to 10.1)alr . . ..................
86. 00 CHILDREN’S CHINCHILLA COATS-Tonight, 7 to 10. .5335
10c and 12 LEO SWISS EMBROIDERY-T0nlg‘ht, 7 to 10. yd. 5c and 70
5 INCH ALL SILK TAF‘F‘E'I‘A RIBBON—Regulfir 216 value. Tonight,
7 to 10, yard ................................ 121-2o
CHILDREN' 8 yDRESSESwGahtea and Gingham, $1.50 values. Tonigahgt. ,
7 to 10 .. . ......................... e
12 Mo 0UTlNG—~Check, plaid and stripe. Tonight, 7 to 10, yard..7c ‘
- Save your ”pennies Wait for our first January Sale, Bigger and
better values can be had here than in- other stores. No seconds, jobs
or 81101) worn 800“. All new, fresh. unto-date merchandise. You
can save a. lot of money by waiting.
@ [XIII SPEIIIIS
Very Best Flour a large bag 70c
Very Best Flour a barrel $5.50
20 lbs Granulated'Sugar $1.00 .
The Great A&P Tea Company _- I,
1” WASHINGTON OT... IOUTH NORWALK
Do'llvorlo‘ can I. m. and 2:10 o. m.
vol. Nam. rm locum _.
OLD DOMINION LINE"
,Bhogt Sea rapsm angstmid Rigid; Inns. Afiordla
OLD FOINT COMFORT. NORFOLK, RICHMONI)
~ - and WASHINGTON, D. C.
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and
turn including most. rmd bortll £1
Richmond or Washlnmon. Cl. C», ro-
, tum includloj mania and bortn $1
I. ON 0. D. GTEAMEIRO
Hot and cold all Water Both: can be procured on Steamer with:
out chum. steamers an all equipped with the United Wireless
Telegraph Futon. .
STEAMER8 BAIL EVERY WEEK FAY ATa F. M,
New York to
Tickets and stateroom Reservations, Pier ills, North River.
Foot of N. Moore at. New Torin.
' Phone 8900 Milan. Senator Illustrated Pamphlet.
W! Li WOODRQWp THING ”uh Jo Jo QHOWN, W’I p“l.flfl.r A“_
. lll’or further particulars apply to J. M. LAY‘l‘ON A on Ii lull.
road Avenue. or ballot :Tiokot about. it. ”2., ll, H. or n. a. .. _
Norwalk Chronicler