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- '3 Blankets 81 Comfortablcs
Full also Blankets in may
and white. from 70c to $5.00.
a pair.
Comfortables 98° to $3.50-
A complete assortment of
Gents', Ladies' and Child-
ren's Sweaters from 25a to
“I98.
’53? E. K. Banks
tIlahackema Hotel line's
south Nomi» '
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.1 WM. P. BEERS
South Norwalk.
. yams some wagons EVENING seminar;
‘ .1914.
Dl'arles
Now Ready '
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for the Dining Room, Living
Book and Stationery Store.
Norwalk '1
WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW '
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly fair tonight and Friday. Light rain
has fallen during the last. twenty-four
(hours from Oklahoma north eastward
to Iowa. and along the New England
mast Pleasant weather has prevail-
ed in other districts east of the Rocky
Mountains. The storm which was
central near Nantucket, nines, yester~
day morning, has moved but little
during the last 24 hours and condi-
tions along the New England coast re-
main unchanged. Freezing tempera-
tures were reported from the north-
west, but in other sections east of
the Rocky Mountains the tempera-
tures continues mild.
‘ WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 53; high. 69.
Clear.
Special sale of shoes at'H. Krieger
Company. See‘prlces in adv.
Tristram and Hyatt are offeringr an
excellent umbrella for one dollar. See
ad.
Hosiery in fall weights. wool ank-
lets and bath robes are some of the
items advertised in the Read adv.'
—Don’t forget the dance. Red Men's
Hall. Friday eve., Oct. 17.
The large cherry tree on the road
3 to the Knob Club, near the turn at
the Ilurchard residence. was blown
down by the high winds on Tuesday
night. Janitor Frank Brown, of the
Knob, is clearing the tree away today.
Traffic past the tree may be safely
made. but teams and automobiles are
forced to hug the Hawthorn hedge.
ELABORATE CHINESE WEDDING.
PORTLAND, (ire... Oct. 16.~—-—With a
“0.000 dowry and the most elaborate
wedding ceremony of the season in
Portland, Miss Rosalind Goon, daugh-
ter of linen Dip, Chinese Vice Consul
at. Seattle. became the bride of Low
(lento Kay, of Seattle. Floral decora—
tions booked the walls and hid the
ceiling: of the large Baptist (lhurch in
which the services were held.
Low (ltutto Kay began his career as
n ncwnboy, being the first (lhlnoso ind
to embark in competition with Ameri-
can boys in Portland. Later he at.-
londcd a school in Seattle, was mad-
uutod from the ‘lluivorslty of Waldo
insion and became an instructor at
an onuinccl'iniz school in China.
Goon llip is one of the richest (ibiu-
csc in the Northwest. owning largo
cannorlos along the Columbia. River.
The bride's gown was imported
from Paris. The itov. W. id, llinson
officiated at the marriage rites, which
followed American procedure in tho
lnnin, with a few Oriental variations.
NORWALK HOSPITAL CASES.
Imo Schlmul was operated upon last
night at. tho Norwnlk l-losplial by llr.
’I‘rnccy, with ilrs. ilrown and Stowe
insulating.
ilr. Dumoriior with ’Dr..8hcrer and
Dr. l’orry performed an operation on
Mrs. Anna Wolf this morning. Illutb
patients are doing nicely.
Harry 'l‘yrrell. who has been contin-
cd in the hospital. was discharged to
day.
”This Week’s Special
. ' Sloan's Liniment
950 5130 "Hummus-guaunun15°
Moshe
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eIcleanuselt‘siltcnell‘ila 350
Furniture, Draperies, Carpets
‘ . Bedding and House
' Furnishings
Parlor, Hall, Den and Kitchen.
Furniture that will serve the needs of the most particu-
lar customers, who are exacting in their demands for style,~
quality and finish of High Grade Goods Medium Priced.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
Room, Bed Room, Library,
Rebuilt. painted. decorated, all
Splendid flats, 5 and 7 rooms.
RANDALL BLOCK
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
1 iii kilns Htlli
. N. Channesilave Taken Place
~ dug for gold on every
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Ladies’ and ClOthing
Gentleme n's
SERVICE——
Value means
that's where our clothing comes
1.0 the front. UNION MADE,
these splendid suits for man
and woman, embody every de-
sirable feature in style, lit and
making. Union Made, a guar-
antee of expert workmanship.
the best tailoring possible is
assured. Come and look the
garments over.
Few Fall Suits for Women and
Misses’ $9.98, Si 2.98,
$16.50, $18.50
Suits and Too Coats for Men 8:
Young Men $9 to $25
$1 A WEEK PAYS THE BILL
A credit system without any
strings on it, an account in our
books for the askintgr-merchan-
disc at lowest, CASH prices.
’i‘hnt's our special offerings for
every day in the week.
‘ Since ’49WWhan (laid Seek-
ers Lost Lives
PHOENIX, Aria, Oct. lit—Death
Valley has lost none of its terrors
since "49. when many gold hunters
perished in their attempt to reach the
bonanza fields in California. The re)-
ics of that expedition yet remain on ‘
‘Salt Creek to remind passersby of a
heroic struggle against great odds.
Today Death Valley is practically
unchanged. True, prospectors have
side; camps L
have been made and abandoned here
and there; water holes and stations '
established in times of crosswalley
travel between the Panamints and '
Funeral llunge; a ranch has been de- .
veloped on which figs nhd melons and
vegetables grow in great abundance~
the Mecca of hundreds of desert pil~ '
grime and sightseeing parties; a stamp
modern improvements,
Hunt, 513 and $15 per month.
RAYMOND BROTHERS i
Hallowe’en Goods
of All Kinds
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
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NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
i Special Favors and Place Cards
Post Cards .............. 6 for 66 4" Optician
Post‘Cards ........ ........2for5c a).
Post Cards ................ So each
Engraved Cards with envelopes to
match .......... 5c and We each
Favors and Place Cards. all kinds
............... Soup
Eyes Examined Free
made to suit your party.
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DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND SPORTING
GOODS STORE.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SEE THE N
Eon- 'Uo-rodato Service Call
FRED. H. GANUNB,
Funeral Director and
Embaimer.
Office and Ruldenoe
Telephone 904.
84 BO. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk.
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THE MOYER CARS
AT MY GARAGE.
Demonstrations on Request
Aut0m0bileo to rent by the Heur, Day or Week.
.BANKS
NORWALK. CONN.
WEDDING iN ROWAYTON.
Miu Mildred Theall Becomes the
Bride of William Kuhn.
The marriage of Miss Mildred i
Theall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E]
Franklin L. Theall, of Pennoyer
street, Rowayton. and William Kuhn;
of Schenectady, New York. was sol“
emnlzed last evening at the home of‘
the bride. The house was attractive-z
ly decorated and well filled with rela-
tives and friends. a large number of:
out-of—town guests beingfipresent. The»
ceremony was performed by the Itev.l
Edgar S. Jackson, pastor of the. Row-
ayton Methodist Episcopal (illnrch.
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The bride wore a handsome costume
of white chepe dc chcne, trimmed with
white lace, and wore a veil fastened
with orange blossoms. The bridcmaid.
Miss Gertrude Anderson. wore a dress
of Pink chiffon. The tgmom's brother
was best man. i W1“:
A reception followed the ceremony, eggs—-
und niit'l‘ a bridal tour. Mr. and Mrs.
Kuhn will rosido in Schenectady.
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street, and chouncilmuu 3011:) ll.
Paul, of Grove street, were united in
i marriage, last evening. The ceremony
at was performed at the South Norwulk
Home of Bride’s Father, l li‘ongregationul parsonage. and tho paw
M- Hoyt ‘ sonnge. and the pastor. llov. .lohn tita-
Mrs. Mary Frances Scoflnld, daugh- pletozl. olllciuted.
tor of i. M. ‘lrloyt. of (icdur street, uudi ,
‘Sumuel I’. Randall. of 10 Elizabeth‘ VONGALmBOHLE.
street, were united in marriage at the! Mine Mildred Amy Vontinl, former-
home of the brldu' this Week, by Rev. 1y ol' llotou Hill. and now of lmnmmnt
F‘. A. Coleman. The house was proi- choc. Oregon, wan untrl'icd ()ctobor it
my decorated. yellow chrysantimnums to lnlwnru llohlo, of Hilinlll. ()rcuou.
twins used vrmnincntiy. ’I‘im bridennnr Nuwmltm- l Mr. illlil Mrs. noun.
Willi attired in 11 gown 0i lavender, will be of. homo at cl.bunon, Orvuon.
"Mimi?“ Willi 0M With era. iiohio in tho iluuphlor of Louis
‘WGdWifk ii~ ianung HM MPH. W'Voniinl. who is well known in Nor-
Tnttle were witnesses. After the corn. walk.
il’lOily the couple left for an auto tour‘
of the Berkshires.
SCOFIELD-RANDALL
South Norwaik Couple Wedded
S The chnnuvalllo weather of early
inll briusu on volume and colds that
IRELAme-DICKENS. have a wonltculns effort on the We
Miss ‘Mnbcl Dickens. daughter 07,tem. and muy lwcomo chronic. line
Mr and Mrs, lCri Dickens, of Silver— whys Manny and 'I‘m- Compound. It
fimine, Norwoik, and Herbert Iroiund..1mg it very aooihim and healing client
of llroud ltlvcr. were united in mar-Ion the irritated and inflnmwi no mm-
ringc last ovonluk. The ceremony was cages, and will llvip furry quickly. it
performed by ”10 REV. Emil (i. Rich-11a a well known family medicine tluti
for, at his residence in Silvermiue. given results. My sale by all drug.
The bride Was handsomely attired in glfitu,"
a costume of blue silk. with white all-
over lace dress. The bridemnid was
Miss Ada Hoyt, of New Canaan, who PLATA.
wore pink silk. Tile best man was SAN DOMINGO, Oct. itim'l‘he reb-
Eiiaworth Lockwood. of Slivermine. els in Puerto Pints refuse to accept
Mr. and Mrs. Ireland will reside in a a treaty of peace, and war operations
new house in Slivermine avenue. They have been resumed.
WAR REBUMED IN PUERTO
81.00 also ,..,,.....,..,,.,...,,., lie have the best wishes of many friends. Foreigners have been advised bi"
Stillaonal‘owell Corporation
1 II WAIHINGTON ITO!"
the government to leave Puerto Plate.
PAUMEYMOUR.
Miss Annie Seymour, of Sprlnzflinlster, returned here yesterday.
W 0
Have It Almost Free
cut it at this odico with the on
Brown mnuunt hen-in act opposite “gnome selected (which covers the
.rms of the rout of packing, express from the factory. chm-king. clerk
hire and other necessary ESPENBE items), and receive .l‘our choice of
LOSES FOOT ON MOWER.
Sudden Starting Of Horse Causes Ser-
ious injury to Farm Hand.
IlllANli‘ORll, Oct. 1“.““Ederd M or-
tin. n farm hand employed on the
it‘ioldn place at indiun Nr‘eolt. lent his
ritzht foot at, the ankle yesterday morn~
inn, when tho horse drawing iilc mow.
on: machine which he was operating.
holiod_ throwing him onto the knife.
of (in. machine in such a manner that
tho foot was severed with the precis-
lon of a snrxmm‘a knife.
The horse bcculnc excited when
.iinl‘lln walked out on Uli' polo of the
machine, and started suddenly, throw
in': tho than with grout forco onto ibo'
cutting apparatus.
WEST NORWALK IMPROVERS.
The Union Chapel at. West Norwalk
was well filled Monday evening when
l’ierco MacDonald begnnun address of
welcome on behalf of the Wont Nor-
wnlk improvement Association.
Prizes warn awarded as follows: For“
the greatest improvement to the ap‘
neurones of property. Wilfred Smith;
for the best flower garden, (lharles
Emerson; for the best kitchen garden,
llcbert Seyman, Jr. Special mention
was given to Miss Flora Meisol and to
William Acorn.
Alter the awards had been made. re-
freshments were served by a commit.-
tee or the Ladies' Aid Society. Sam-
uel Moorhoueo auctioned off several
cakes. and the proceeds of the sale
James M. Sullivan. the American were devoted to the seneral fund vision the entertainment committee will
{hold a conference. .
the improvement Society.
I
i One of the Latest Victims.
i
rllusch, a friend, says that eight years
,whom their resting‘plnce is unknown; ANDREW DAVEY
‘Some liar. perhaps. a more fortunate
' pilgrim has found a skeleton and dugi
-a grave with an occasional find of
lmains could be identified, but in the.
:23 r’
mill and an aerial railway have been ‘
built and operated. with a telephone ,
line reaching to civilization; mule
teams have ”been driven into the
depths and hauled out borax; yet ,
Death Valley, deep between the tower-
ing'gray hills. sunken, treacherous, de- . I . I
solute, isolated, is unaltered by the
coming of man. it is still the valley
of death. claiming the victims one by
one, and harboring many and unmark-
ed graves. '
Frank Jacoby
153 Washington Street
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FOR SALE
Auto Trucks
Clemens, newspaper
from Mon to 5-ton
‘of desert experience failed to aid
Busch. who was traveling by automo-
bile. The (‘ar stuck in the deep sand.
emens says:
On Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
mer, unless he has a personal experi-
ence of it. The sun rises hot and sets
ihot. with a night sky full of strange
Zlights. like the flashing of ilretiys. the
phosphoric phenomena of a weird.
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;spooky waste. The night brings some . : _ . : . . . ' _ : . . -:-:-:-:-:-.-:-:-
trellef but the new day dawns hotter, Ele El
1 ' cirlc ectrlcal
1it seems, titan the day before. The wiring 7°, ELECTR C F x UR- S Supplies.
Light and Power. AT COST Motor Repairs.
As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. This means a
water in your canteen is nauseating,
as it sizzles under the glare of the
merciless sun. The air pressure, hot
i
from above and below, almost stag- saving of 50 per cent-of what other firms charge you. Let us fur-
gem you, while your thick tongue, titer explain by talking the proposition over with you.
iswelling rapidly from thirst, all but THE meE ELECTRIC CO
stranglcs you. (Registered)
Home of Fatllltlec. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. "
"The sand dunes, marked only by “WATER 81" ,: ...;P..-Wi.-:;.:-:-~ SOUTH NORWALK ,
imesqulte, swallow you without afford-
:ing refuge from the heat; the wind
blows as if from a fiery furnace; the
sand shifts with the wind and the trail
is lost; the burros may stampede and
the last of your grub may be hopeless-
ly scattered. Many have suffered hor-
rible deaths in that faraway and lone-
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Finest
Creamery
ly place; gone mad from thirst and SELECTED sees; GUARANTEED .. ....... . ........... 30c DOZ.
“WW- ‘i'mwnd‘iimydcwsi’e? fig, FULL CREAM CHEESE ................................ .. 200 La.
“"1 “‘0‘“ “g “n w“ m “ mes“ BEST PEANUT BUTTER ............................... 12c LB.
only tollie down and die. the prey of;
coyotes and the grief of loved ones tel
90 Washington St., South Norwaik
in SP iii 3 e
Phone 410
jewelry and papers. by which the re.
;ycars in which i have been familiar
[with the stories of the lost in Death
:Valley. but few missing ones have
iboun located. The valley had swal-
lodod them up as the sen. 100 Stumps Free with i can linking Powder .................. .. 500
"The desire for sold is unabated: it 25 Stumps with 1 bottle Extract at ............................ ..... 25¢
itook men ""0”” Death Valley in '84“; 3 100 Stumps with 1 lb. Tea. at ....................................... . 700
in 1““ lured many a prospector therolm ”Stamps With 1 lb. Tea at .................................... .. 800
isinco that historic day when Ituneruliw Stumps with 1 lb. 'l‘cn M ............... . ................. 50°
Range ivns named; and today it is call- ; 40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ ‘ ................. ‘ ........... 40¢
ting with sure and certain toll of hu-
‘ mun life."
The Great A&P Tea Company"
‘24 WA-rrmGTON 07.. IOUTH NORWALF
Deliveries mm a. m and Draft 9 m
-—-Illvos. eczema. itch or salt rhcum
sols you crazy. Can't bear the touch
lot your clothing. Dunn’s Ointment
worse the most obstinate cusoa. Why
‘snffcr'! All druggista sell it.
Finaauo lN MILFORD.
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Tel. No. not.
Royal Easy Chairs
Push Button Kind.
Just think how much more
mml‘orlnblo you can be in a big,
handsomo choir like this. than ,
in any oi nor chair now in your
ltmlno. iletnomuor Royal Easy
(“balm are famous the world
over for tho
"Push Button," Disappearing
Foo: Rest, Concealed News.
paper Rack.
and they come in such a large
variety of styles and prices that.
you can always and something
to suit. your iastoand purse.
We are. now making a special
showing and will be pleased to
have you call and let us demon-
strate the greed features to you.
W Platte?! from ’12 to ‘20.
Game in Today!
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co
1M1“ Washington etmt. South Hamlin
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Third Blaze Destroys Cottage of Henu
ry 8. quuetio.
Maroon. on. illswlt‘lro, ovlamulyi
of incendiary origin, about 9:30 o‘clock
lust. cveulnu destroyed a coliuun onl
Cedar street, Laurel bench. owned hit.
Henry 8. i’lquotto of tho l’lullctti‘.
l’inuo company, which has nhowt
rooms ovcr tho Connor Misch store.
Main ntrrwt. llridccport. This makes
thou third fire of mysterious origin
:which has occurred in this vicinity
iwithin the last three months. i
The Milford nutotchemical made ai
quick run to the scone of the blaze
when the alarm was sent in but the
fire had gained such headway that it:
was not possible to save the building.
The furniture and several adjoining
houses were saved. howover, The
icottoge destroyed by the fire was
;valued at approximately $1,000.
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The regular meeting of Eureka
Lodge, No. 42. l. o. 0. at. will be held
Friday owning. After the ledge nes-
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Norwalk Chronicler