». and doom Mfiooflthuthu the moduli.» to ’11 "his
aim to it.- You'll you one am hm!” outline Ind superh-
Hallowe'en decorations are 'bezluv
, nine to appear ln the store window'h
' Farmers say that older apples are
unusually plentiiu‘i this year
Medellin Adsoolatido No. '1 'P. N.
“‘“G. oi mum Lod;ne will meet on
_ rune; Moment,
n.
a
Tuesday evenlhg or next 'week with
Mrs. Florence Jennings. 1 Jennings
we. and umbrellas.
Mam Ills. nuoldw. newne-
O‘Brien‘n.
‘ ”F" at senior avenue. are today ooh
donation the second annivcnary of
their maniacs, me are at a banquet
with a party of iriendn it the Hotel
Stmiiyd.‘ '
D
A stated communication of Old
momentum 108. 1‘ middle
Ewiil he Wot. it! motel. Oot‘oher 2m.
also'oioetzp. in. Titanium-Mason
dam will he: worked and then will
he Moments.
‘0‘”
~Winter caps. winter. cull. O’Brien.
William Cullen. o! Nor-well!” had
purchased an intérsot‘in the [irony
Kat lunch room on State street, Wash
port, and boson his duties. It iii im-
dorsoood that Charles, Miller, will
within a short time take no man
upon. his property in Wilton.
MUMO AT NORWALK M. E.
cHuncufi
The music (or the morning service
will be so follows:
Prelude—«admire .. J. l. Goren. Jr.
Quorum—Hy Faith Looks Up. to
The. ............. Schneuker
Queriotwfie Shall Come Down Like
Rein ..................... Buck
l’ontlfle in D‘. ....... Volckmor
~—~..,._.._.. ‘
CHRIBTMN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian Science Society, of Nor‘
“I walk-unenulsr Sunday herviros oi the
reading room. Mueonic building. hi. 11
a of clinical. 08;. 19th. “Doctrine
oi Atonement." Tonilmony mention.
Woodard”. at 8 p. in. To hohh eer-
_ ‘Mthewubiie is cordially and in»
Melly inviiod. Reading room mm to
the public each week day afternoon
tram 2:15 to 4:30.
Grace Church. the Rev, J. ileum
Weider. rector: the 22d Sunday utter
iridium-1m celohrslion oi’ the Holy
(Mumunion st 8 o'clock; Minion Sun.
day school at ill. Faith it 9; morning
prayer and eermon at 10930: perish
ilundsy school at noon: evening pray—
or end demon M 7:30. in the ii
Mooioolr mice the talcum e! the
iiuuday wheel will moire “their. con
min! communion in chiral-rm oi
Md” School fidmlillf. At 10:30 til! - ‘
motor will pro-oh on Elioilgloun Edd
edition.
. Solo—~41!“ 8. Hatch:
_ give a good account of themselves.
labile- in these 810 and $15 “mallow-and you’ll be hotter .,
pleased than with any suit you ever bought hetero it these:
prices hummer EE,
While we have other nest values st 818; m—un *0 $35. we
, court especial oomhnrlson oi our. top and Mean dollar “lino.
’Luok at other values at those prices find comparison Will in-
sunny decide for you, that one is: the store. where your money
will he heel. spent. . o. .
i .
mod~nene+mrs_eo lit every mo in The Nomsiksm
to please any hete~thctsmous Stetson and Wlison—none bet-
GREACE BAPTifiT GHURGH 00$
can. '
Assoredcouoertisdobesivenut‘
the Grace {Baptist Church. aundsy.
October 13. The m begin. at
.3: 30 sharp. and will. he as follows: .
Opening Scripture [toddler—Rev: G.
J. Sabres. . .wv
Pram-13. J). Lloyd. 2%
’r 311181118 by the Choir. {&
limitations—Edward Chance. ‘ m
Bending—Miss (Hwncey Addings.
Calm—Mrs. E. 0. Powell.
Address—Mrs. Feiton. 5
alanine—Quanta. " r
Mob—Hill. Dam. ,,
Solo—oils. Katie Wilson. "
Adam-Mn flowed.
smash" Trio. .
Realtor—lire». Ghana.
E.Soio~llrs. 'iiuruar Dixon. ~'
MMMI‘I. WE
Solo-11“. Elihu;
Wink-"m W“ W “‘ m
Committee or White. “
lcP'Bitiley.Mrs.n0Ponli. ‘ ..“.
DIVISION. no.1 macs. ' AfilfiCial TEETH
Thedmoewhieh wu heidlutmng are alien s necessity. but it properly
in minute: Holt under the moses: made and fitted prove one of bhegrost.
amnion No. 1.A.O.H wen anew: our comfort: or me, and {new is no
at! it” very Weevil. every one of row-in why everyone wearing a plate
whom thoroughly enjoyed am New should not enjoy such cadmium (or
stun. Did!!! the dance, which lasted teeth which continually drop or make
until moonlit. refreshments werei the mouth none are not doing the
served. Mediums orchestra mmiahea'work Tor which they were intended.
the music. The committee on ar- Special attention is given toilet-roofed
meats consisted of new Woieh “mouths and difficult cases; .my wide
Michael Mann. Dennis Hanan. Peter; experience of those conditions enables
Gilchrist and John 8'. Moore. me to succeed where many others have
-~ mm failed.
GOOD BILL AT ,HOYT’S. ”Consultation free.
The our at Hoyt'o romeo for this
lasthal: oi theweokhas been onus Def. J. H. Mallefy
“mun“ In his am “a ‘ "“m‘ 19 so. Main 81., 8o. Nor-walk.
Hound: s A. u. TO 8 P. M.
bar of miter code have: proved great
SUNDQYS BY APPQINTMENT
M‘M‘ undo The “Passonner
M
m
Oysters and Clams
and Escellops. Fresh Daily
’7 m Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108. FRI! DIS-WEN“: EE
DO you WEAR onsets:
It so are you satisfied that they
have been fitted to your eyes in a
correct and promi- manor? Hays
They Given Your Eyes That Relic!
which you expected they would? it
they haven‘t or you used eludes.
Econpuit me at once.
WILLMM J. MOORE,
OPTiCIAN.
Room B, Kooier Building.
No. 156 Wuhhoeon at.
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Innings. d: 30 to 9.
N. Y. address—727 8th Ave., 9 to
4 p. to daily.
Wreck." doom! Mos. is well prev
opted, sad “The Minstrel Kiddies"
EDailyLiuetoN. Y
for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 32, ideal River. New York
Word it Cullen ere clover end Ronni"
dz Provost are line tumblers. China
All Loo, a Chinese vomiisi, merits the
applause he receives.
Sunday at 3 p. in. Fromm received at
Nor-wall: up to 5 u. m. and South Non
walk up to 6: do.
Norwaik Steamboat Linc
MINING J SMiTi-i, Lou...
GEORGE F. FOOTE. .Genorul Agent.
Sweaters
:New Fall Line of Lsdica'
. and'Childron'n Sweaters.
Ladies” All Wool Coat
Sweaters With rolling coir
isr. Brown. maroon and
nsv $5.98
Lsdies’ All Wool Collar-
leao Sweaters. brown. mt
monandnovy gs
Ladief Part Wool Sweaters
-a. "MWWMM
David W. Raymond
UND‘ERTAKER
NEW RED MEN" DUILDING.
27 WAIHINGTON CT.
no. office. 1m: house. m.
l
.. “wt-WWW“
City National Bank
THAN“?! A OINIRAL IRWIN.
DUNN”. AN!) OFF!!! EVIRV
’AOILW‘I CONN"!
hldlnelnld|lfllo
93
Childrcna Coot Sweaters.
white brown. cardinal and 1 . "Show” “
my '1' ' ' H “'50 to $2.25 c | “:3“ ion and PM
E.°‘L.."“".".‘.‘T . T‘i‘f’ff‘f‘i. 9333; our» "Wm"
j mmmn um: I. up you
i Indium. MATHEW“. m,
. ‘ mud or Vim-m.
'ii'flilfli ‘ will“ umowmuvw
J I Mallette
. In Washington or, . , .,
1‘01. «I. ”Romain
Burglar
CALI-0
When You [in Away
and in Will
«Winonoai
dimmn , ~
me were a. would. mum
.,. A». WMWWW
W8 Represent
“ to be nhundoutly hole to mousse their
own mmpalnn Their Was hon .E
inherit Mrs. anflmrst’e race or figure
[so-she allotted with‘lutorviswers. “Slur
Emeralds-3am. lnvo my edit; out V
. w bionic ostrich plume-and ‘av‘hlua veil
. fine hsd’slmcst recovered she said,
- irom the illnesa caused by forcible
. feeding in Holloway lull; but she was
‘wlillnr to live her harrowing culmi- E
" 1 once» all over agein. 8 dozen times, it
“ Eio. {or the cause.
‘ Euot lighting against King George. We
(toot oi Bike street) every any except.
WEI II WWI“. Mind “I"
towns use militoot lee
ex barium-b ~
Ipecior: would not permit?“ "1 euro
«no touch 01 mutt-hey
shaped who throat, a blue hot with
and wore a full length seslnitin cost
need be “for the cause.”
"Why. or
course I would. I would die, ii i had
weer-yes, hundreds—70'! women isms?
land; who would doiiiesume.‘
other Women. othetter than any ethos
Ewomen. '
fiwithout representation.
Iwomen are fighting for our freedom.
{Just he you won your-8.80 will we win . E
i
: ours. You fought against George 11.; . E
we are ilghtinnlegsinst George 'V.; no.
perhaps 1 should not say that. we are
sre lighting against King Asquith, for
he is the obstinate old man who blocks
the way.
‘ “i do not think‘I should be denied}
admittance to your country. I don’t‘
think! will be. I am willing to trust to
the sense of Justice of the American
people."
1‘ Mm. Pankhursi was questioned
3closely about her departure from «Eng-
land. She told lmmiratlon inspectors
'thet she thought she would not be ar- '
rested ii she should reiurnihere.
i "‘l was at liberty under license," she
explained. “My license had expired.
and I was. of course. subject to arrest
at anytime. Notwithstanding. I ud-
drgssed the International Medical Con-
gress alter. the expiration of my li-
Ecenso and was not molested.
3 “Further. I announced publicly that
i expected to leave England Many
persons saw me leave. No attempt
Was made to prevent my departure
E'Does that look as ii the authorities
wanted me?"
The act and mouse not Mrs. Paul:-
hurst characterized as torture. ‘It is
well-named," she said.
how a cat plays with a mouse it will
let the mouse run a short distance one
when it thinksll's free. the cat will
catch it. The: is what. the authorities
are doing in England with the some.
In. Punkhuret was told that Sheriff
Morgen oi New York had announc-
{ed that he would take twenty armed
deputies to the Madison Square Goi-
den meeting, where she hopes ‘to
speak tomorrow night
i "i am glad to hear it " she sold
E‘Terhnps i shall convert him and his
devotion From what. i hear, it Show:
Harhurncr'e deputies ohouhl be all con
ivorted their votes would be audicieui
in give the women or New York State
the} bullet. E'i‘here are many thousuhde
.Eot them. aren't there?"
Among the group who went aboard
the Provence io'welcome the militant
leader were drunk O‘Neil. the State
Boxing Commissioner. «Mr. O'Neil said
that he was preseut‘lu his capacity on
attorney for Medisun Square Garden,
and us. such would endeavor to old in
marina; Mrs. Punkiiurat'u. admittance
tothe country. Mina Jean Wickhem.
dierberi. licence, attorney {or Mrs. 0.
ll. P. iiohnont, who expected to he
litre. Puukhurst'e host in New York.
also joined the militant leader at the
dock.
country. should rho he permitted to
infill, Mrs. Pouhhui‘nt said, would be
devoted entirely to turtire up the
«use oi the militants in
' "Woiild I see it through?” she re- ‘ ,»
potted in indignant answer to a um
'Eiion asked by a reporter.
‘And more are done ;
ram ,
3fset myseli up‘us different from any
"We are having a revolution in Eus- .. E .
. land, Just as you people 0! America, ‘
had a revolution when you wanted
iyour ireedom, when you were taxed ‘ ‘
We English -. ..
“You know *
Mrs. Punkhurst’r advance uncut, and .
The profits from her lectures in this ‘
- ALLA-He genome sarong AT new voices.
I H 1.
mos Morin .. ...
EH, .,.?,Bas,‘ ”13¢; Bbl“ 357
£11th MCDAL FLOW! “BM. 80¢' 1381.333
PILLEBURY'S BEST FLOUR ...... Bug, 80¢; 13b1,. $6 35
JONES' BUPERLATlVIEd ..... .Hag. 82¢. Bbl"$6550(
I: This ’ Mid
‘ Wines and
Coffees ‘ ‘
liquors
F Icckmann 8: Co.
83 AND 85 WAIHINGTON OT; SOUTH NORWALK. , ‘
PHONE 440. ,
Delicatessen
b
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v.1 U Mtg V I).
ESeusxhle School Shoes
' ; . for Boys and Girls
We, have the most varied» and
complete stock in Numalk.
Give us the opportunity to
prove it.
' Conneally 8. Bracken
. ‘81 Washington so Phone 363-4 i
BEGIN NOW
‘ To try one week of instruc- “
lion in Stenciype. Typo—-
writing. Bookkeeping, Eng-
lish Shorthand, Penman-
It Will
Cost You
Nothing .13..
any or Night Session at
Merrill Business College
South Norwalk Siimford. Port Chester ‘
35.35. C O A L 3.55.33
A cargo of large size, No 2 Nut Cool just received $5.2.) Sper ion
delivered in the bins.
Try a. ton.
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwnlk. Tel. 72:. V
it is the critical owner who
finds it best and cheapest in
the end to purchase his
TIRES, TUBES. OILS,
GREABES, ACCESSORIES,,
and ciher supplies here.
And the reasons are iop‘u- ‘
notch quality, close prices and <
a reputation of always being
HERE to back up our gnome
lee.
Your car will last longer nadir
run better and you 'll secure .
more enjoyment from it if you
purchase your supplied a!
W. A. HANFORD
Norwalk Chronicler