1 i ’ Public Bteaograpner.
« wearing by the ma of the badges or:
{homeland valuwblec against this dam
III“. by placing a Burglary potter
with us and let on reimburse you for
m luau.
'walkt
'inc, ncxl
dance at the club this. season
‘Nlllllitgfi. Club in making urrnnumncnts
£ youth. hart hcvn notified of NH arraign-
IIIURGLARIES' l
fiver): common In“ and around this‘
vicinity. Would It‘no’c’ba well to call
a. up on the "phone and protect your
Telephone 1230.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
IN! Washington strut
South NurwaIk. Cann.
All kind: of insurance
h but?“ a L‘uk. a! *
can.
N can
A bingo load of (oat is being unload-
ed at tho docks of Harris 8; (,l ans.
\\ill be a donut at tho Nor-
onntzt Club on Hulllrtlry own
This will ho tho Inst rcgnlnr
'l hor-
W...—
Tlle entertainment commitctc of the
for tho :mnuul dancc to ho hold in the
last at October or thr- lirst of Novcm‘
bar.
(lovcrnor ‘llaidwln has approved tho
bill or‘ the Norwich Hospital for the
lnsnuo In this current expenses dur-
ing tho month of August to the
amount at $l;,‘.’ ’le
(ioromor Simoon E, Baldwin ‘lusnmi
an ordoi on the juilt‘r ol‘ New llnven
ronnt3 In the lrnpsl‘cr to the Con
nertlrut Hospital lor the Insane ot'
Mich-Jul llull). nilu - has horn pro.
nouncml insanc by Dr. J. G. Hugo of
New Iinvcn.
The public utilities commission will
hold hearinus’ Wednesday afternoon,
October l. at 3 o'clock on the poll
lions ol‘ the Connecticut Company for
the approval of the plans for recon-
struction of truck on llichll avenue.
tNew ‘llnvon. and on Main street. Bran-
ford.
{)rdors have been issued from the
office ol‘ the udjulnnl general, givin...’
instructions as to the drill season for
the Connecticut National Guard, which
lwgins November 1 and lasts until
Juno Jill. 1914, weekly drills of not
less than one and one-half hours
being proscribed.
Miss l: liznhcth llarklns of Nonvulk.
Imd u had full yesterday aflornoon nit
alto was crossing ‘hc street at. li‘rnnlc
lln avenue and llnlon Park. There Is
a curb and gutter which in very un-
ovon and Miss liarklns stepped olt
whilo alto was looking back speaking
to SOIIII‘ ono. She received a had full
and Wit}; shaken up to quite an extant.
lt‘irnl Llrnlommt 'l‘ownscnd Wholt‘n
or tlw llnitcd Stilton army, who has
lboon on duty in Hartford as the. army
innpoclorllmtructor with tho Connocll-
out National Guard, for about two
"will. to duty with the buruau of un-
lttiu all'ulrtt nt \i'nshlnglon. lilo will
loavo an won as ho rm-olvon Illa i'ortnul
ordcra. llln mm-naaol‘ baa not
dottiKnnlwl.
hot‘n
3 WWW...
Lilllllllli OMNIBUS
LINES TIED UP
l.i).\"lb’t\'. soul, In, Not a Hillitlv
motor-mm nt' I'lliltllii‘iltl‘ t‘mployml by
tint ‘l‘llllnn ltnmibuu tolnpany. Willltili
I‘r-inuul to rtvmmlizv tho mou’n union ta
lllwty In brim: nbont n itvcn‘ul utrlho
of tin- lmunport nurIu-ru in London.
wmnl to null. lhia limrninu. and many
or llw nmlot' Inn. limo running from
tho small: in tho north ol’ London.
wbhh aw vhtotly uuppltud by tho. ’l‘lllv
Ina (until-ally. wow I‘lllii‘i-i)‘ Millpond»
ml. 'ltlltvllllt rzroni inlanwnir-nlo
row ill ”in nhi ho no dump omnlhurwn
now put on till‘ alluvtu for tho lll‘nt
limo in moral 3min
"iitolr- who no tlhtthrhancv of any
hind In tho Vicinity or tho motor itllit
alwda. around which the birthing mob.
guiltcrml in around, dorcrrninod toi
I
hold out and waiting for mnployca of!
tho utllw‘ rmupanloa to join thorn at
t
FRIDAY SEPT “19;“ 1913
1;;
~ Note
the
BA:
Full value received; that's what all our
BELOW
Salt Mackerel 120 lb
New catch. Extra and large, fat.
customers say.
GAlN
ram 5
EXTRA
PE C IA L
I pkor. Kirkman’s Soap Powder with 6 bars Kirkman‘s
'Soap .‘
FREE
\.............-.........
25c
Small: ed
Shoulders
Nice and lean.
13%clb
Thip price
Saturday only.
29 as
Granulated
Sugar
$1.90
Ycllow _
Com Meal
Fresh from
the mill. I
.3calb
710 Stamps Free‘
Dave’s No-Rub' 10c pkg.
Turns laundry work to child's play.
with 1 pig.
Butter
some.
cigaazlclb
The fine quailty of our Butter and the nice way we are
putting it out is making friends for our store daily.
Try
Best Famly.
For bread
and cake. D02“
Flour EGGS French
In Cartons,
700 bag 31 cents 12c Can
Peas ~
Actual value
18 cents.
Cut to
Chivers Imported Orange
Marmalade in strong cracks 20c
Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
IO Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee ....... . .. ........ 25c
I 5 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee . ..... . ......... . 30c
20 Stamps Free with I lb. Coffee .......... . . ..... . 35c
30 Stamps Free with r lb. Tea ........... . 35c
40 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Tea . ......... . . . , . . . . . . .. 50c
60 Stamps Free with I lb. Tea ..... . ..... . .. 60c
10 Stamps Free with 1 pkg. Spice ..... . ........... . roc
IO Stamps Free wth I pkg. Prcm. Rolled Oats 12c
10 Stamps Free with 1 pkg. Macaroni .. ............. . roc
Tel 871
East India TéaCo.
125 Washington Street
We Give and Redeem Premium Stamps.
BALKY AUTO AND PRETTY GIRL.
Wimp In-r onulno atalhul lhroo ant--
(tohuivo lllnttn bonrutth tho \\’:3ltilllli'.lr>ll
nll‘otil rullrouli brlrlgh. yr-alcirday
a youth: lady driving it Now .lorlwy our
inztriwd "althld N. .I.." had analnlnnm
ofl’urnd from all nidrn. Hho ur-ltopllui
.tlw prui‘l‘orml odor of hall) from tho
drlwi of ln-lxlyn a truck. pho crulllwtl
lwr Illlttiilllti nnll aturt tml hot oil. Ito
tuttao tho young lady hciholl‘ implicit
tho Minion onu- anrl tor tho rl-uaon
that aim won unanimity utirnr'ltw. tho
zincidnnl rronlod rptlto n allr.
NOl’lWALK CHAPTER, D. A. R.
Norwallr i‘hnptcr, It. A. It, hold a
linooting at. tho homo of Mra. 33', ll.
midnight. tonight llflil‘iiii “It’ll" Ik'lllliltilfligwordg (m Tlmmduy “”35“"me Va.
should In tho mountimo Ila actzorlod to “m”, reports were recolvorl, and an
“it tlw rmutlnvem interacting program carried out. An
{4333'ch cmrt‘ornncea 3mm hold dur- mmmgung paper wan road by Mina
tap liw morning between the omnlhu» Clinton. on "Women or Revolution-
ruen and tho rcproaentalives of tho M‘Y 'l‘lmea in New aEnglnnr." Mina
employou or the Amalgamated Tuba Mary Unnnlnghnm road extracts from
SYSIMII, at. Which “16 ROUGH of, “win“; Mate regent]; annual TODOI‘LSIIOW*
latter In raw or a general strike Misting that the Connecticut Daughters
«thousand. have done much. Mia» Nash and the
Practically ”‘9 entire press 0‘ I‘m” Misses Couch proved delightful and
don coupon-ts the men in their de‘ichnrmlng “Damage“.
mods. and many or the newapnpcrs,
denim no no point in regard to thei
The woman mm mm upon Bonn
In Wmt AdVOttllflflOnll to “our:
lira Miami trill; III I mm mm
tor cum mm
that and” u
been which
1‘ am:
. '
ENGLISH MANSION DESTROYED.
l.l)1\‘ltlt.\‘, Sept. 19. «Firo today do
nlroyctl ”’l‘ho Corinth." a bountiful Innu-
rrlon in tho ’l‘lwohuldn l’nt‘h Ilttliliil, nt
Wnllhulu t‘ronh. about l‘ourtovn mltou
m-rthml‘ London, ill‘IJIll‘lililI‘ll, low‘thl‘r
Inn, on condition that till illitll tho
mlnw of Motlx. l-‘oriunuloiy nll lhle
valuublo lut'lilthrc hurl boon romovml.
No r-vitloncu wna round of tho cantmoi
llw lime.
in tho vicinity in lilo Abhoy Church
or Walthum tloly Crimp. whoac cone
atruvlion Willi begun by King Camila
and ilniahod by him: Harold, curly In
tho clovonlh ccntnry. nnd which in
atlll uuod on tho pariah church. (lrovo
llouno, nnothor maualoo belonging to
tho Monti potato. was burned lnnt your
with the whole of Ito anthun furniture.
KILLED ON TRACKS IN STAM-
FORD.
STAMFORD. Sept. lam-While cross.
lag the tracks at the local Mutton at
the New Haven road late last night.
Frank Sullchmury wan struck and kill.
all by an eastbound train. He was
thirty years old. a stationary engin-
oer and Llaavea .u with in Hungary He
had been in this country tour yours.
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ADVERTISE iN “PHI Olll‘flfllh
with a largo lorluno. by tho Illa Lady"
Manx. to Mind vl dbl tlodworlh l.lonb-‘
t
3 .
If it's a h‘ownca that‘s
to know. Your choice
Pontoon Kid Glove
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h a
2;. Sweaters a
r.
a
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if: A but display of 3,3
' fine Sweaters for iii
Qi
Children. Misses f:
I:
and Women, all
atylrs and odors
59c to $6
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“Qt, 3""): )4: PI.’
50!? i3- C~3§O§€C§O 0350‘
Wot—3c . .
gnaw,
«LACES:
0060
36000
393‘
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We will thow a .
‘4 new line of fine 1‘
>1 Laces. beginning
' ' Tomorrow, .— at ; ‘
f . very low prices.
B’i fit“. MCQWWJQC
. onmdmmmmnmm
pl .50 Fownes' Kid Gloves $1.15
Tomorrow $1.15 pr
6013mm ‘ 3 WWW ‘ ’ mom i ‘ 7‘ camp
all you need
of any $1.50
ll
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New Errata
goormcvvooctooootmmmwmom.
$2 Sik Skirts $1.49
i
All Silk li’ollicoutu in all the latest :5
colors 'I‘ornorrow, $1.49 1%
Instead of $2. 09 ‘
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floor. .r‘ugl‘ it :31‘. 3 wofirom‘wm‘aamymf‘k “QC! I".
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We will Show Tumor—gs 3. *3.
row a New Line Of the titular-0f U13
Very Latest Coats for ii.’§"‘°§’.§§fi.‘.’.t '
Misses and Women at: gp‘i“es‘a“g°“°'"§
Special Prices. ‘> gyactowsa
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L; Misses’
'2 rials.
g; to $85. 00.
New Suits
: and Women’s
‘jmade in all the new smart}:
‘5 styles and all the new mate- 7‘
Prices range lrom $12. 50 g
1o , GOOD HOSIERY .
é FOR SATURDAY
x livcry pair guarau- ‘9"
3 iced to give satis-
K ‘ ; faction:
.. Children's Hose,
1 ...2 pair for 25¢ "
Children's Hose ‘
Suits,
2 pairs fOr 253:
Ladles' Hose
' ......... 15c pair-
1 Ladies' Hose
. - ......... 25c pair
' : Ladies‘ Hose
, ......... 39c pair
» Ladies’ Silk Horse
’ ...SOcpalr'
Ladies‘ Silk Hose
$1 and 1.50 pair '0-
:3
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DISAGREES WITH GOVERNOR.
”——
Presldent of the State Federation of
Labor Say. Pay at Leglclatorc
Should Be Ralled.
\lltRllfl‘ N. Sept. 19. ——lulius t‘.
Stromlau, proaldfinu of the Connecticut
branch of the American Federationol
Labor. and ropresentlve from Meriden
in the last session of the General As-
sembly, today took exception to the
statement. of Governor Baldwin in op-
position to the proposed amendment to
the constitution increasing the corn-
pensntion or members of the Legisla-
ture from $300 to $500. The amend-
ment is to be voted on at the elec-
tions next month.
“lt is true as Governor Baldwin
days. that we have a larger number
In the General Assembly than we
should have." acid Mr. 'Stremlou. The
representation ls unfair. For instance.
Union, with only 75 votes, has as large
n reprcuonlutlon as New Haven. ‘llnt
thin Isn't any reason why the salary
shouldn‘t be enough for a man to live
on. It In lmpoualblo for a worklngnmn
to support his family for six months
on $300, boulders paying his own mild-
ago and buying his own lunches In
Hartford. 1 received 39 for mileage
and had to pay :39."
Mr. Strcmlau says in refcrcnco to
the citation by (lovornor l‘laldwin or
conlpcnantion in othcr States that New“
York pays slump and he connidcrcd
$509 llOlit' too much.
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HOSPITAL NOTES.
Mina Marlon Raymond. of Nm‘wullr.
33 an opt-rntod on thin morning by Dr
Jhunorllr-l aanlulod by his Porn and
llh up: us.
w
.m... ...- ...W
m)- roams
Thin winter
GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT. i
CHATTA‘NOOGA. Tenn, Sept. 18.-—.
Election oi olllcers by the Grand Army 3
of the Republic in forty‘seventh an-
nual encampment here and by that
Sons of Veterans, probably will take;
place today. Caucuses were held late:
llnto the night by both organizations.! ‘
While several candidates will appear;
on the first ballot In the Grand Army}
election. indications are that the sol
lcctlon of a commanderinchlel‘ to sub.
ceod Alfred ll. Doors, lies between Col.
C. E. Adams. of Superior, Ncb.. and
Washington Gardner. of Michigan. 1
An equally spirited content is being‘.
waged in the Solid or Veterans. John:
Id. Spotter. at Pittsburgh, and C. S.t
tSt‘ott. of San Francisco. will he the;
principal candidates for commander-In.
chlet according to pledgod votes tin-l
pounced In caucuues last night.
'3 steady rain throughout the night
was still In evidence today. For this
reason the foot race in which Union:
veterans from six Males and a Contcd-j
crate 3etemn will partlrlpate, will be'
held in a big tent erected in the heart
of the city. The races are at 190
yarda and three miles, respectively.
RURAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIA-
TION.
HARTFORD. Sept, l9.""ThOTO has
been formed In Furmlngton the Rural
Improvement. Association to include
farmers of all political faith In this
I
l
I
I
It. In aomothing new In (‘onnrwticutfl
l
1by E.
'grounlvo Ramiro C(llllllllllt‘I‘. and the
organization ntalth 331th about thirty fl
'i‘ho importation plums to fi.
and ;
rncmhurh
oulnhlitth a con touting hintlon.
.to connidnr tho unpallona ol‘ coopoLn-
ltira nlariwilnn. rural crrultl
tnnd otlwr plmnvn ot' lilo.
and purely there is no other
if Quality Counta You Should Have
BORDEN’S MILK
is of such vital importance as it is in milk.
Quality in Borden‘ 3 Milk means
food product in which Quality
A High-Grade Motor
T ruck‘l.t Popular Price
Call and see an Ideal one ton motor truck. Three things you
must demand of any truck that you buy. Because the Jeffery motor
truck meets these requirements we believe it is the greatest value
on the market today.
First. It sells for $300 less than its nearest competitor in qual-
ity and capacity.
Second. It is built by The Thomas B. Jelfery Company, a con-
cern with unlimited capital and a. reputation which has never been
Impaired.
Third. It is backer by a service organization extending from
coast to coast, which. placer; Within reach of every owner a service
which has not yet been equalled In' the motor truck field.
The Jeffery products have been known for years as cars of long
lasting qualities.
This car can be seen at W. A. Hartford's garage. Demonstration
can be arranged by calling or by telephone.
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
auction of tho Slain In Ila mombornlllp. ‘
.Thc roll fo‘r the meeting “'ltii cont out , .
ill. 'l’rlor. chairman of tho l’ro- "
“V9 Pope Hartford
Passenger
GOOD RUNNING ORDER
5 Passenger Model T Ford
AUTO FOR HIRE
MOTOR TRUCKS FOR 5ALE ON EASY PAYMENTS.
Luther M. Wright
Only Perfectly Competent Mechanics
nhould do your Ichlilt‘fl‘llltldh WORK.
’l‘llo ronult In propor Instal-
lutlona or rhpalra. Zl‘ltla In tho quality of work we produce.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(itaglctorod)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOHB.
PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
first of all cleanliness, the kind of
cleanllncas observed by the care-
ful housekeeper plus expericnce
and scientific knowledge of milk
production and handling. In the
second place “Quality' means
milk that is of the same high
grade of richness every day.
The tcléphone will bring the wagon to your door.
Borden’s Condensed Milk Co.
128 Washington St. :5 ”2,? ’ . Phone 87:.
i‘ “de. ' ‘ #35333“le ;' , 9.
Lean Tender Shoulders, lb. 12%
Fancy Potatoes, per pk. .. 25c
Sweat Potatoes,per pk. 35c.
Bartlett Pear» basket $1.00
Tomatoes. per quart . ,5c
Green Lima Beans. per quart... 5c
Large Muck Malena, each rec
Crunberriec, ‘Com, Beers, Green Peppm. Celery, ’A In:
Peachell. Pickling Onions. pp '
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
in lipid. Hutu It.
Norwalk Chronicler