Wildinmmorediromate“
3 A our: comment
, r: m who met.
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WWII!" HUGH).
“...-up.
Welter m3... at South Noreen,
spent 798m” in 33‘3“" with sician in the {croft-out now claiming
Addenda. the attention of the musical world M
William Kimmich, at re... Norms, "' 3"“ h“ h“ ”‘9" “”7 mm "‘9
haI taken of position in the Roller 5. path“ pt m” and 1‘“ created ah i
most. I new method of musical etpreo A‘ .
slop. do the cellist and futurist ere
associated together in the mind of the .
y‘ 'louddsoontatorer
m- Noon .‘ South‘-
elly m Norwolk woondescript locker on, it will be very)!
A j ‘ ‘33:?"Tfiwmwfia _ a table wintereating to im6w how the futurist
-1 ‘ . will acquit himself and whether he
an geerge Taylor, ell Wilton. who will finally eject (1in into the soul
,3nt“ the Nowell: H0391“; this of melody. as the oubiet would convert
‘ “week. to undergo medical treatment. chaos into men and beauty 80m-
is doing nicely how the common people. who have
. 3A __.__, herer reached the heights of muejcel
We note there is the inturlst loo _
hire 1‘. H. Bering, of Jersey aim culture are melting for some reform-
A has returned to her home, utter a 6! to some to. awaken their emotional
tux-int ,is the dreamer expected it is
_ 1 A understood be stiff appear this winter .1
.. ur- n... Madden and tamliy. at Old Wagner will melt into a soft lul-
While street. will move to Flathush lolly. when this futurist tunes up his
Brooklyn. next week, to join: Mr. Mud» nines It is time we were having
‘ den who u. employed there. ‘ something new in music. and the
times are getting ready for it. The
John F‘ Paddock who is now locat- mg is getting too rugged and the clas-
ed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. is 91¢ mo (““0”th to appeal to the
making 9. business trip in this section could of humanity that feels a faith
of the country. and is calling on old in music
trielxdsl n The Nor-walks
. l hogan, «tumor Mains; street.
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1 TEXAS To BE TRIED OUT.
Word has been received mm‘mm ROCKLAND Me. om. 23 «The ....J
Colemun. 3°“ ”f F B- Coleman. “‘9 flaship Tens. largest of Anterlcun sea
5““ wring; “Priengit this: If): fllhtnrs. arrived yesterday for her
‘ ' e builders' acceptance trials. which will
810‘” trctlim and “1‘“ he ‘5 ”“3de [table on themeasured mile course all
in DBLrOit, Mich. Emma,” mix
The J‘eus left Old Point Comfort at
The steamer John Sylvester has to. __
iron the place ol‘ the freighter Marlon ll 9.. m Monday. 0n the run I on“ Cape
on the New Yorkfiouth Norwalk Henry to Nantucket. she faced a titty-
freight “M And the prepellor Kilian mile sole and maintained on average
hell: is trhnsforrlng the Norwailt hourly “Md of 19 knots. with u muxi
"freight from this place. name! 80 knots.
{
Little did Stanley Comp, oi South A "V important ““1““ 0‘ the N
Norwulk think when he joined the E- ”New 9 With anniversary “0'0
Army :1 short time no that he would bmtim '3 the bohywear 99‘3"”
so soon get Into field work, but he marrow ‘3 "33”! Day" “lid mothers
writos home that his company outlcl- who ”6 W150 ""1 “‘39 “WWW!“ if
“peter orders to so to tile Mexican Ber "’5 “W "a“? W ”9191115" baby's
do: in the near future WU“ I“ tie coat. I
The Connecticut Sohoolmastero’
Club will hold a dinner and meeting in
the Hotel liond, Hartlord. at 7 o'clock
title A l , Amour the speakers will
be William NaoAndrew oi the Wash-
ingtv u lmm; ‘llcll. oi, New York; Fred
ii. Danie-lo of Newton, Moss. Paysou ,
Smith, superintndent of schools oi ‘
«the stole of Maine, and others.
David W. Raymund
UNDERTAKER
NEW RID "PPS BUILDING.
27 WABN'NGTON 0'1".
rel. «Mae. moms: house. "I
4% E
Paid on
Suvengs 3
”writs
1 hike is linger pointing to thopky is
the new concrete smokostook oi the
mum Posbody company in North
Main ntrrot and every day notable
li‘“ :A‘ on" uownrd is made by the wor
men. The steel: will be the highest
at lie kind in thisoeotion oi' the state ‘
when dulshod, And will carry over A .
the outline from the tootory's boilers “ ‘
cull provide no excellent draft tor the
tires.
F S LYON
Cl
“or; “no
pleasant visit with Mrs Marsh-at Hai- b3! a new strain)”, and possibly this in- A
{help ion preserve them for
7‘ A consult Malone-l.
stores present thew
truly exceohlve ones;
HATS
, t W you intend phyla; $10 or $15 {or your
‘1 Winter Slum cure to go “stronger? say into the
idea. dos or $30 class, you-u had the Rogers lit sum;
‘u-Dol‘r‘ your last mm’s‘model and '
pay a Stetson—Aor”wom. Un-
surpae'sable values bath in stiff and soft haw—Lentil
1 superb on. of veteran.
Ace DA MubAL moon ...m, 3W; not. I
rlLLsuuur's hour EWUR ......m, 3W. um. 3f
Atom sproumrivu .3..“.... 3.13.3 32¢; um. I
o
lite» Mottled to tune ill
A“
“.5 £00,000 " ‘ATells ;not!
critical; ‘
“A“ :AADelicdtessen
l lillllll u umuu ‘
ilaiians lint Satisfied lllliii- War, ..
_ Columbus Day was Bolebraied 3, ‘
W.~«A.
CHICAGO. Oct. ‘23. (Sputum-r“ A
' ”Half the to: revenue of the state of ’
I=1illi‘novlo new comes from the modulo“: 3_ .
.3 assessment roll or (ink county and} ‘
'A'oneaiourth of the total comment 3
roll lies within the limits it Chloe- ‘.
so;
' The ownty’ is taxable property now
some). Der sixteen years the;i -
- Shots Board or equalizdtloli has not“ ‘
‘uhodorlomtl the poodesoosto A. 3
this or the cool: county schedule. . .
Adult aoharph advemeiu the voices
at Chicago similarly was shown by ’ ‘
values in The NW
.308 AND 95 WASHINGTON 8T. -‘
APHONE 440.
We] have the most varied and 4
; complete stock in Norwolk
Give us the opportunity to]
A . Oysters and Clams
and Escallops ’Fresthaily
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Marke
TELEPHON E 108. .
New ran Line ‘
Flanneleite Kimonos
Good quality Flunneletle Kl-
monos in assorted designs.
Long Flannelette Klmonoe. shir-
rod lake with holder of-
lecl ................... $1.60
Long Flouneletto Kimonos. Em-
lplre style collar nod cuffs,
trimmed with satin . Still)
Long, Flounelolle Kimonos, lhlr
red yoke .............. $100
Long F‘lunneletio Kimonos Em
pile style. yoke and cuffs.
trimmed with soulncllo light .
Short l‘lannelelte Kimonos
.............. 50c and loo
Hallowc’en Poet Cards 6 for So
J. I Mallette
up Waehington Ct
- so Nomih
Teeth, while“
37 o u liv e
You need your teeth from birth to
death. Why neglect them?
Dr. J. H. Mallory
will look utter your teeth and will
yours. Are you doing your full duty
to your truth? if not then today is
the time.
The mm- of the node grind slowly-'—
the tooth oontlnuaiiy. ,
ill 30. Main to... So. Nomolk.
House: ll A. M. To a P. M.
aUNDAVI 3V APPOINTMENT
. .5 W N MH.‘{V~ .5. fl now wow .
LEWMW
a...“
’ lino Monument in an admirable piece
, hmmwl A. _.
of“
‘ no you WEAR outwit 4
it to a «stroll satisfied that the:
but been titted to your e l
3 correct end proper manner it?”
Thu fillies Your litres “lib
which you «treated (her Wu 3 33 A
they haven't or you M
mutton; a. mo
W “C ‘
-ntive low cost of operation make this
‘ Unfortunately. many of these heaters
many ‘
elm be hosted hoolihtully tor any
33 kuoltledge of the dental-ll involved—-
" All on annihilation.
.Qulelt Help to munch. end Rheumw
pmVe it.
Conneally & Bracke
81 Washington St. Phone d
axes during recent years. . .A
impetus has been five“ to ““3 “n : :::::l: :f» é\:x: :t:\=.a¢nz\nutaut .N" .\=!&-
setting by the adoption of first ' ‘
mortgage. m1 estate bonds by which’
the huge mortgages that financed 3
, shame or apartment houges
are split up into numerology ......u
ports, even as small as 8100, each
have heinn a fractional part or the
first mortgage i
. A recent summm‘oi tools about"
this innovation made by ‘S. W. ,.
Strain; and Company, shorted that
menv millions have been invested by
that means in the great array of new
buildings by which and because of
Which the assessment roll of Cook 3
county has been so shumelv advonc.
ed. in Jullirniso Hiram Pear.
son. afterwards governor of Iowa,
vboudht for 3410 a. piece of land;
one city block, south of Jackson"
Boulevard. which now has a value
of $12,000,000. i
Uncle Sam has been mulcted toll
the tune of $77. 000 000 in the armori
plate deals according to o Chicogw
ommnmsu. Fred. A. ”Britten. who?
fathered the bill for a government .
orator plate by which the tidy sum
of :1 400.000 it your could he says:
be saved. France. Russia and Ju- .
pull have gone to making their own
Ache tax Aeoheduie,- 4.1 per eent.3
.whlle the your previous had also ‘
shown an advance of' 1.8 per cent.
continuing the pudgment of a. sect 1.
» vested in city property
BEGIN Now
To try one week of instruo
tion in Stenotype, Type
writing ,Bookkeeplng, Ell
lish Shotthand, Portion
It Will
Cost You
Nothing Dgy or Night Session V
MerrillBusiness Celleg
South Norwaik. Siamford 3 Port Chou
$5.25
a ten 30 ”‘
\
A cargo of lnrge sire, No.2
delivered in the bins.
FR§E DELIVERY.
THE FLUELEBS OA8~HEATEIL
At this time of the year, when many
feel that it is not coldenough to use
the general heating-system of the
house but is too cool to "be entirely“
without heat. the use or portable gas
or oil—heating uppuratus is a great
convenience. Cleanliness and camper»
type of healing deservedly popular. $ 2 ‘
are used without a fluoepipe to carry
oil the products oi combustion. The
use of such heaters is to be depreouo
ed. This is especially true of those
devices of low olllcloncy that make it
practically imperative that the doors
and windows be kept closed it theolo-
1ect noughtwtliat or raising the tent
Not Cool just received 35. 25 per to
Try a ton. *"
HARRIS 8t CANS COMPAN”
armor plate and England is thinkw‘
Demure 0,. the mommy, to be 0mm. ins Mom it hard. "The ‘bmvoh Water Street. South Norwalk. To]. 7‘
ed. These heaters put a premium on the three armor producing com'?
lullnilioieut ventilation. The current
Joelle of a high—class monthly mosa-
sine carries it lull-pose advertisement
of a garrheator that is specifically re-
commended ior use in the children's
playroom. it is advertised as “the
ideal heat for the nursery." and
heavy type the claim is mode that it
"will not vitiote the air.” Such adver-
tlsemouts are dangerous, says The
Journal of the American Medical ,Ao-
oooiotlon. There may be“ times when
ono'is willing to sacrifice health for
comfort for :1 short time; When an lnA
creuuo or temperature in the room is
sought even at the expense or vitieted
air. 3‘When this is done with a full
knowledge of possible dangers. it may
not be too severely ofltioltod. But to
lead people to believe that any room
“suites in the United states tori
mluie for No, 39 ooriesmmded exert»i
iv and were the some as last your
$454 a too," said .Mr. Britten.
“This shows collusion desolte their
affidavits of not help-shuttered in
‘ nnv combination. canopimcy or
emollient. In 106 the urine was
.134“ a ton. in 1907 the trust jumpu
ed it to 8420 and now it is dill-i.
The "government oouhi moire it for
87m. Some years ago we were con-
fronted witvh weenie nuroblem in
the purchase of powder for both
firmveml navy. The government
Mill A, mlant end now saves $289.-
80 a ton on it.” ‘
It is the critical owner
finds it best and» cheapo“,
the one to purchase his A.
TIRES. TUBES. OILS.
ounces, Aocseooiu
and other supplies here
And the masons or
a reputation oi always 3,
HERE to back lip our Milo.
too.
Your our will last longer C".
run better and you’ll mm;
more enjoyment from it ’ '
pumhuoo your supplier oi
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Renewed effort: for vigilant pro-
tection of lite and limb in other
oltio‘e than ilhiomro. where s “ooh Y
llo solely ‘ commission" in enlisting
old and room for the cause oi
safety. soon will be begun :by the
home for Public Surety. "Since
our warnings were begun (our years
one." a. bulletin at the league ours. colonel-tied at every point 1.: well
l'tlle railroads here oéeo awakened coin humonly possible?” ~ . ’
to the novlty or the need of hot» ‘ 1
tor smoothie. for the loot: "store Leonard Mould, of Milo
«mellow to the. executives. solely street will enter upon new (tomato
first is mention on the railroads with» 1st settle direct tumor to
but the automobile slaughter in Chi accident on dummy. When he was
onto Which set Coroner Hellman untorttluatedn throttle mm dam”
to he solenoid work in Chico” out our 1mm or limit groom. Wills
length or time by means of linoleum
or oililieeiern is dangerous doctrine.
A. .ed'lolont sits or ouhnmr mm a
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overy city-1n «someway organ-
ization ,emllatod with this items,
which shell use tint human lilo is
or household aurel-stun; ‘s linoleum
heatnMxocpt for the most temporary
at user. end, then used with a toll
,wol... a: «as-mm:—
_3 3 , mm. _
' the than or woman who outta quick
heel buolulrho and rheumatism
in Foley Kidder hills. 'l‘hoy
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Norwalk Chronicler