Blankets 81 Comfortables and white. from 701; to 15.00 ‘ A. complete assortment of RUStIcraft xmas GarIds 34-98. ':: now on display at our stores. Book and Stationery store. 11 pair. Gents’, Ladies' and Child- ::33 E K. Banks South Norwalk. Nor-wall: Full size Blankets in my ' , . 1’ wand—- Comfortables 9811 to Woo. rens Sweaters from 251: to ”TWO entirely new ““99 ‘0 Nomfllk Manaokemo Hotel Block | i M’ P' BEERS WE LEAD~OTHER8 FOLLOW Iouth Not-walk gar-c.3111." -' ‘ o 1:!" I‘I‘h" , 1...... 70...... Wm-m WEATHER IRDRECAISIT. , For Norwelk and vicinity: Fair to- night; Friday fair, warmer in the in- mwww M __ of the terior; moderate winds, becoming southerly. Weather conditions: ’I‘he'i City Hall northwestern disturbance ‘is 2 central this looming over Montana. It is caus- Fire House, Library, Royal James 11111 ing unsettled weather with rising tem- perature betlveep the Rocky *Moun- tai: 1s and the Mississippi river. Pleas- ant weather with slight changes in temperature continues from the Miss issiilpi river eastward to the coust. Freezing temperatures extend as far south as Virginia WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAV. Temperature: Low, 50; high, 66. Cloudy, and (‘luett. Peabody to. 6 FOR 50. DONNELILY’ S STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET". T .u. Oscar Fl. Banks spent yesterday in New Haven. FRED. H. GANUNG, Funeral Director and Eminlmor. Office and Residence .. Telephone 904. 84 £6. min 31. so. Norwnk. Miss Phoebe Volk is .11, visitor Bridgeport today. 0 Truont Officer (‘roi’oot is busy today looking up delinquent pupils. in MlssI‘filenn liutzer, of Fsiriield ave one, is spending a few days out of town. 5A Blankets Auto Robes, etc. Sweater Specials ._.at_.. George W. Wardwell 52 South Main Street J. E. Stevens. of the M. Sonnenberg Piano Company. was a visitor in New (Haven, yesterday. Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith is con- fined to his home, in West avenue. to day, with a heavy cold. Miss Jessie Close. of Franklin sve- nue. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Keeler, of New Canaan. .7. Emory Stwens and Charles D. fingers, of the firm of Rogers and Stevens. spent Yesterday in New Breakfast 2151:. Dinner 35c. York. Supper 2511. I” I O Loo Sohimul, lilrnosi Knapp and. Fnday Dinner Muster Willlltin Muluuuull were dis~ charged yesterday from the Norwink Hospital. Mrs. 'lhlrbnrn Kisklt left the institution ioduy. Miss 'i‘crosn 'l‘roncone won ndmiilrd last. night for medical troutmeni. i l CLAM (.ll-lOWlmR BAKED .liLUlil li‘lSli OYSTER FRY ROAST iii1 15F SNIPWED CORN 111111.14!) POTATOES liltild l’lllllllNil ililh’lldiiiAilli) lilllviAll 11ml l’iiilli TEA MlLK (‘Oil‘li‘ldl‘l .lullm- Coughiln. of the oily court of lirlduoimrt. is sitting on the bomb today in 11 civil Milou brought by Smith 11nd llurllnu, u‘llolnnlllo liquor merchants of New York oily, to m cover on 1111 allow-d unpllid hill of $81.50 from (turl Hollnub. or lirnuvh» Vlllil. lehlooole won boililz token :11. noon limo and the ii‘inl "my not bu iluhlhi-ll before lolllui‘lnrnoon. The 1111111111111 in due, it in riubnod by tho plaintiffs. on 11 barrel of whiskey. 'I i‘llrinillm Hurts. itiiiltl‘t"tl muuui‘nr- tori-1' 111111 prominent in lilo nilnll'n of ”iv i'iiy of .iorwnlh. in venom-11 lo! m“ mm" on "NI”"m of illness, "'I' 1111111 wus rlwll‘rnulvll upon his comple- MIWM" 3‘ 'II'IM'W' “In" in “u““dmg lion of'li ni'lill‘lii‘o oi the county lull. mm“ “mm this "‘0’th "W' h“ M" yi‘isil-rdny, churned with uttering 11 had ”HI “Imm‘mm of typhoid fever, 11"" clinch in tt'orcnulor, Mono. ilo 111111 ”In" h” “Im not b" ubio in dhlunoslli llltor turned over to the politic of tout the was" definitely until tomorrow. The doctor sold ihnt Mr. Swnrlz Willi ,ImI lotion ill on Tuesday 11ml took to his: Ami yesterday. lie lien 11 furor which, I while not very high lodoy. hos increase «111 since Tuesday. Mansibn House C. HASSAN, Prop p. Bill/2.94 Wash. St. 80. Norwnlk. I anathema:“11’1A;““n.;;.‘1...12 tan, Triiiicy. Egg, Frankfurter: 1012. Ham and End, Roast Beef, Chicken; 201:. Club. iARRESTED ON RELEASE FROM JAIL, ”ARTHUR“, Nor M ii. W ”W hitching, bleeding. protruding or blind piles yield to Dean's Ointment. Chronic crises soon relieved, finally .curcd. Druggista all soft it. ,3.— CAN PAY A CLERK. HARTFORD, Nov, ll. ----- in reply to n mueslion from E. Hart Form. of the li‘itaie Fish and (lame Commission. At- Bromo Seltzer (TWS WEEK) .tornsyflenerel John H. Light has 3100 also . . Boo filed no opinion to tlmeffect that 1111- the sine ........ .. 30c tier the low of 1913. the mmission 2611111119 15¢ cannot remunerate its secretary for 10091ch his services as such beesune be is a member of the Board. it they, new lever, provide for clerical assistance .ml 111; secretory. Sidbond’owefl Commtion i " it summon WI" New Post Cards II. -.’\‘uihinl 1"lliiiv IRAYMON RANDALL BLOCK . EAST NORWALK,coNN. :| Rebuilt «pointed, decorated, all modern improvements. Splendid flats. ii and 7 rooms. NIK‘WIII 1? 'Reni. $13 and $15 per month. D-BROTHERS el- Everything Spring Suspension, The M0 ever before. OSCAR ....-l..L.........—..- ~Mwm.._. “Wm «m. .— MW 4‘41le S‘RRRRRSWWS‘RRW ; 33.0 D. Jackson Optician Eyes Examined Free illave more )dllstlnctlve festilrel than any other car mnde. THE COACH LIKE FINISH. The Meyer '1‘ head three point suspension parts are made in the Meyer factory, and are a little better than Catalogues» or Demonstrations on Request. GARAGE RIVER STREET. S_lEXPLA INSDB See the Great Canal in Picture and Pro ”-..” WWW” ' 38 WALL STREET NORWALK PHONE 438. 1 in the optical Line motors. the Mayer, yer Steering Gear and other Meyer H. BANKS NORWALK, CONN. i hire 11nd of three books? Read now You May [love It Aim I Cut out the shove coupon, and rose nmoudt hueln not oppoqlte tau oi toms of the cost of parking. express from the factory. rlirekln it It this iii. the ex- 11111111 ‘ 11 11113111 i Al ERA HRHl irrepressible. iérry Gels Alter 111111111111: ”Loader . Again 3”“ WWW-39m Excited RflW All RVER lljt ABSilil MEMBERS DonovanuesllunsMann’s Agree inq to Leave-Mann Replies and There Was a Comeback \VASHlNGTON, I). C., ploy, 6.-—»“The‘ gentleman from Connecticut repeats \ ‘5‘. \j‘ ~_- x‘t‘, “-1 ‘ “i‘ \‘1 ‘7‘?! a that not only myself, but the house, . I Men s and Women’s Wear . of Character and Quality The convenient credit which we ex- tend on men’s and women's wenr is pulely it matter of business and for the expless [purpose of encouraging more b1.1slness Thole is no question of price concerned in it. 0111 191111111; tion for good values and fair prices is convincing. We offer the best values that money can buy, from manufacturers whose . garments supply first rate stores ev- - I orywlioro. We are careful merchants, have to be careful of the qualities we sell. We sell for enshor credit 1"; -y"; at. 4'; 'f'i-I’z'z'i arid: :21- f.) ”f", -i‘ ‘11.. ~‘.)_‘\ . M , :I: WolIlIl‘ell'aniuits $1 0l°$35 :1 Men' s and Women' s Coats i , $7.98 to $80 other day. That is a serious charlie.I I ask that gentleman from Connecti-i cut to read the statute if he has it be-i fore llin1,,'whlch forbids the house to; grant leave of absence except for ill-E ness of a‘ member or illness in hisl family, and if the gentleman from? Connecticut is unnbel to read that pro-l vision of the statute, he stumps hin1-' self as a slnllderer of the house andi ought to resign his office." ; With these words Representative‘ James R_ Mann. of lllinols. the R0' pubiirsn floor lender of the house yes- l terdny (mead 11 bitter coloquoy with Representative Donovnu, of Connecil- ! cut growing out of a repetition by, Donovan of his charges of absentee- ism against members of the house immediately afterwards the house ndi, journcd. or the controversy would: probably have gone further \iann replied only briefly. He said he would not attempt to “advertise mile 0 odor-led covers lb 0 , clerk noon-my EXPENSEI items). Ind reenlio your c1 mice “A Auto Trucks Electric Wiring for Light and Power. As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT we will furnish at cost the 54 WATER 81'. I , z . What's the use of keeping unless you get eggs? money W On Easy Payments Also Autos for Sale and Hire ELEC RIIC FIXTURES suving of 50 per cent. of what other time change you. liter explain by talking the proposition 0101- with you. THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO. (Reels torso) ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. PHONE 842-8. . You are keeping poultry ilor profit. and the chief scores of profit is éiillflai if you don't get them you are losing Conkcy' s Laying Tonic will give. you Charles E. D FOR SALE from Alon to 5- ion 0 o I Elocirlcal Supplies. Motor Repairs. AT COST ELE"'l‘lllt3 FIXTURES. This menus it Let lie for- 5 i :=:E:E:i:l . sou-m NORWALK . Wm IF r0012 EYESIGHT csusss YOU TO MAKE EMISTAKES don‘t give up business-mist us examine your eyes and supply the correct glasses. We are making hundreds see clearly monthly. Start now with a. new vision—wane clearly, have rested nerves. fewer headaches and .no errors, by wearing glasses prescribed by our OCULIST, who is a SKIDLED EYE , SPECIALIST, and fitted and ‘ adjusted by our EXPER XENCED Opticians THAMER , . Oeullm 5nd Opticians. , 87 Atlantic Collars, monitors. all poultry on» not. memos. E». 16 Yuri. I , . Your Home property in section money every day A Sentinel what .4... . Mai . .- «m... u the gentleman from Connecticut psi be undoubtedly hopes i will" or to defend himself as he needed no tie—1 loose in the house lie took issue with Donomns statement that there is 11 low which forbids granting leme to members e\copt for sic,k11ess and challenged Donomn to cite the law duollon from salaries of members for absence and that milearge should be reduced also. referred to was found membership “without evasion." He referred to Mann's criticism of Donovan‘s grammar and admitted that his grammar “and the rules gov- erning the same are very few, and his he added that the latter is sufficient to read law as to deductions in salary for absent members. which, he said, is “the supreme law of the land. not- withstanding the great mind from llli- nuts to the contrary." lie challenged Mann to "dare to repeal. the set." "Even throwing that statute in the wastebnsket, ii is still a violation of solves," continued Donovan. the right of 11 congressional disirlcilo be represented in this body except for treason, and any motion or any not that one binds with number in the way of 11 puir is on illogol ur-l except for sickness, 111111 ii docs not nilow the well iiii‘ilililii‘l-l to no li‘n'uy. Thai. is the low. the mornl law. the higher low. ‘i born but two rules, liirfSymnk- or. illn first is to tell the truth. The other one is lo how lo the lion and lot the chips full where they willwnn old soylup; of molly hours I hnd ul 11'11111 supposed 311’s 11110110111 hero i‘ol 11111111 works no mollihs. that the mmubor from lilinois (Mr. llunni woo sincere in his mimoouvorn until the ollior tiny, when. either through bill‘- lor or trade, he 'I sell 112111111 those who ho nilows to so %1oui his objection w which. to soy ii I. l'nnsi. is not hon‘ orullle." . , lionovun relld 11 newspaper clipping niincilinlr \infin The later, ho snid snrcnsticnlly.h lilo/ll he "one the oldest member of. the house, though no politician." ‘l‘lOWOVi‘l‘, Donovan 11d- mitcd Menu was "11 hardworking 11111111.” ‘ Donovan imperiled to Menu, to tell the truth. viz; nbsentees is Representative Berliner. of Massachusetts. detected for gov“ ernor, yet Mann had shielded Gerd- her. Gardner had "received his say yes- I terdey, although absent nearly four, months seeking other hone M . consented to a violation of the low the _ I‘II' Mann ndmltied there is a law for dewextenuailon because 0" that. picture for a great lender, ,nn able iexcuse for the want of doing right Donovan contended that the law he, in the oaihl ‘ of office ndminislcred to members all .. the house. to discharge the duties of vocabulary is somewhat limited," butA the low for members to absent them- . In! "No member here can take sway that one of the greatest . own 1111‘ lain-I , Golden Grain Flour 69c a Bag Best Creamery Butter ......... . ............ . ........... 35c lb Selected inggs, dozen ........................................... 32c Grnnulutcd Sugar, 20 lbs. . . . . . . ................ . .............. $1.00 7 Cakes liorax Soap .......... ................................ 25c AN DREW DAVEY . 90 Washington St. SouthNorwalk Phone 410 .111 WWW ‘ I COUNTY COMMISSlONERIS' CASE ARGUED. member bearing the Republican- dag. Donovan deplored Msnns recent re- mark that somebody was a. ‘peenut pimple" “Bren Homer said Donovan. rel Edward 'I‘. Lyons against F. Ernest In conclusion, he said: “I tum and Watkins, this (‘flse was transferred leme the. gentleman the leader of the from Hartford and will be considered minority, to the pains and penalties as 11 test of 11. llether the governor has of condoning wrong, assisting in vio a. right to appoint successors to coun- lation of the law, as he did the ot.l1e t)! commissioners whose places W911i! (1111' when he rose from his seat and met filled by the General Assembly. made some jocular remarks. returned -———-—~ to his sent again and allowed the members to depart and immediately hid behind the grammar of the mem- bc'r from Connecticut and claimed What a promo court today arguments in the nods sometimes," Save money-fSentillei ads. will sell property, get.em:ploymenrt or rent Ya- .oent property quickly and cheaply. man, many years here. to look for no Haven 8. Hart ford , RAILROAD I‘IME TABLE iN EFFECT OCTOBER 5, 19‘3. himself." PHOTOGRAPHS OF EGYPT. | The line photogrnphs of Egypt that have been on exhibition at the South , Home": Library since October 1, have ‘been replaced by soother collection. "The Medici family in Florence." “These number sixty-four, and the ex. planetary lists that accompany the visitor to enjoy them understandiugly. The many guests of the library are urged to examine this set of views. ,phoiopraphs. enable the ‘ A. lil.———1:20x, btlix, 5:412, 6:09. 9:37, 10:27x, 1014511, 11:44. 9:3211, 10:12x, 10:52. Siobc' Weeniekc ' A. M.:——12‘25x, 5:14, 5:41, 8:54 Sectional Bookcases 10:27x.11:24- . I P. M.——12250x, 2:44x, 310015. 5139. enable you. o -—-A ass your rary You can devote one section to poetry, another to history, on— 615611.72”, 10:28. W”... In many homes the children have a section or n momma Glubchmicbc Bookcase for their book». Permit linri 111b- gnu-l3. once- the chlidlm lo helpful rcldlnl II Ilu Globe ~Wcrnickc Sectional Book- mm- me made in billion and linislm to Iwnwniu with all interim trims. Sold by THE A. J. COLLlNS COMPANY ilzliix, 6:07, 81101:. 9:30, 11.30. Sundays. 10:02x, ii :illlx. l’. M.»~»l2:lo. 1:02x, 3:39x, 5:023. “—..”;- SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN A. ’M.-.12:liix, 1:1711, lit'iiil, 7:23, 9:.1611, 1012211. ilzillx. P. M.-~12:0:i, 11:57x, 1:20, 3:1611. w,p,,r,, 4:26, 61l2. ilzilix, 6:47, 7:101’1, 9:263. Catalog No.54 11:16. Sundays. A. M.—~12118, 1:17, 7:43, 11:11:. llzili. 1’. M.~——12:093, 2:0711, 4247!,Ii3112 6:46. 7:1iilx, 81341:, 9:23x, 10:093. W A. M.—~i:20. 6:13.8227, 9:59» P. M.-1:25, 413811, 6:20, Valli. Sundays. A. M.»]0:25. P. M.-~2:15, 7:15. M— Ionnsovaro scorn NORWALK‘v A. M.»~6:00, 7:23, 8:18. 10:03:, 11:55. . f 1 P. Mrs-$17!. 6: 40. ‘7‘ 55. t”,- blinds”. A1 IMII“? 55.111: ‘No 4“ Pa “11““ W) I“; Si 30: i liRIDGELPORT, n v 6-ln the 511-; case of the State of Connecticut ex ‘ other to short stories, and so 1‘1 3‘1~"“'"330i’¥1 4145K. 53401 4 01451 ,, on until your entire library is 8i00¥o 8303!. 811539 8:51:11 9:15:11. ’ classified. ‘ 1020211, 10:05, itinfillx, 11:03. [is newsci'i of bblzoklzgepurchmtll‘, 1'. M.r”121l}lx, 1: 0:"), 2: 04X. .111 . i 1 r - - , , __ .. 2:» :cn'lr'wtizll‘snez‘ch. I0 ,‘your ,3:.itix, Jillllmd 3’9. 52 05.1, 5‘ 24,1.1‘ 5128. scorn NORWALK Tp 1111111111111! _ . New York, New ' I scum NORWALK T0 new YORK. 6:75. 7:18. 7:46, 8:17x, 8:55x, 11:15:, r. M.——] 10911, 1:18. “3:00, 3:29. 4:11x.‘ . 423711, 5:39. 6:00x, 6:40, 6:5911, 7:311, I 1:57x,8:25x,9:32x,1o:12x‘. 1’ _ NEW YORK TO SOUTH ‘NORWALK. 2:57. “VI? A. M.~«~l2:00x. Mi), 81031:. 11:00:, ‘ ‘ 11' 5:04, 6:01x,v7:14x. 8:10x,il:00x.l1.1iix. j,
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