L - log in Washington. D. 0.. Virginia and
‘ one. is sunering from an attack of ty-
" . phold fever.
' .ll’hrusdey evening. The final
will be played on Nov. 18, st Norwsllr.
' ‘ acting foreman.
flouth Norwnlk. was the speaker at
.town, Conn. fronting on the Connectl-l
F.
A p F. A55. LANE} '
. way back to Stamford from New ()9.-
f o’clock this noon.
. “The Changing Attitude Toward Pub-
j.~ obro. 119 East avenue. who conducts
"I‘ wholesale rich business in New York.
F j s; LYON
”Job Printing
mos. mus . '- k
«mailer» d3!
hurtful-Milieu“ .
LANI"! furious: chum. -
run Juror . “KIIV
encoders
UNERTAKER
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rat. m “I”: house. cos;
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irs'Dreyiuss', of New York, spent! LVIOLATEDAUTOMOBILE LAW.
.‘ last night with Adolph W. Dreyfuss.of Mummers, November 12.—-Frank
Gibson Court. ' ' 'MscMui-rsy”
automobile was hit by s irieght train
Arthur (5. “Hi" Lead, oi‘Soutit Nor-
walk. visited his old home town,‘
- Bridgeport. yesterday.) continued until today by the city court,
there being there oonplaints oi vicis-
tion of the automobile law. MscMur-
ray's two guests in the machine were
cut by glass from the smashed wind
shield. '
......
Mr. and :Mrs. E. E. Von Dense!) have
closed their residence in Putnam ave-
nue, and returned .to New York for
the winter.
Clarence A. Brown, oi 25 Elm Grove
‘ ‘ Good tenants are to be had ~fcr
‘ street. is spending his vacation tour-
the achrtising.
other points of- interest.
Chnrles G. iReardon, of Taylor sve-
iHis son; who has been
quite ill, is now, improving.
Dr. Demon’s Sleep-
..iug‘fr‘srments for
T. Children
In, Denton’a hygienic swarms
Garments for boys or sirls.
6 months to 6 years
50:: to 80¢
Fleeced Lined Sleeping Ger-
ments for children in white
and silver ...... . 50c
THANKSGIVING POST CARDS
6 for Se.
J . I. Mallette
I. Wflhlnm M.
Tel. 44!. Co. "Willi.
W. Huhboll, of South No'rwslk. will
_, play ”Sap" .Hendrie the 1first game oi a.
800, point pool match. in Stamford.
some
Wallace Mulligan. formerly offltsm-
‘ rord, has arrived in South Norwolk to,
essuine his duties as construction tore-
mn for the telephone company. He
will be assisted by Not Manning. the
‘ Frank Ryder. construction foreman
tor the telephone company's Stem-
tord branch. and formerly in the same
position in South Norwslli, was a visit
or in town yesterday. stopping on his
risen .
Attorney-General John H. Light. of
Your Efficiency
Reduced...
Poor teeth indicate, neglect.
the interchurch men's luncheon at the
Allyn House, in Hartford, at 12:30
His subject was:'
lic Service." , if
M you me careless in the core of so
Three members received the ilrstde- lmmrtsnt on organ will you he
area at the meeting of iPuritnn Lodge. olllciont in others? Have
i. 0. 0. iii. lust night. 'l‘wcnty menu—l
here of Butler Lodge. South Norwulthr J H Malle
were present, and there were also vie-i ‘ ' ' ry
itors from Port Chester. Mameronsck. out your teeth in good order. it
New Cancun and Greenwich. Solos will restore confidence in yourself
per-
were rendered by Dr. W. ii. Pomeroy and muko you better able to
.wook's form your duties.
16 80. Main at. Bo. Nomlk.
HOURS: 9 A. M. To B P. M.
SUNDAYB BY, APPOINTMENT
and Mr. Cnrl’rey. or, next
meeting the second degree will be con-
ferred-«Stamford Ailvocuto.
John Crawford has sold for the Con—
cord Company to a. New York Iner-
about u tract of 1.000 acres near Middle-i
out liliver for over a. mile. 011 the
property are twelve cottages. a. fifty-
ilve room hotel, outbuildings. an 800-
mm wharf, and two granite quarries.
There was a mortgage or $100,000 on
the property. which .was discharged
Just before the title passed. The boy-
or is u Norwslk man. Samuel 7.. Chos-
Who hes a single ps-
‘por worth keeping can
sitar-d to be without a
I 'Ssie Deposit not.
m........ W... .n.w.. m... .....
We have good sired
, Born in our Fire and
mules Proof Vault
lor- w it your. A;
WGOMW...
3531' PAPER.
II" "16“» .
new use laws uurtmrlml
of New British, whose,
at Colony street crossing. last night. '_
when drove up on tracks, had his case
;.".r"
,.
‘ {:s , stores its resuming mommihetmyou
g .
our
‘T‘lierosson we speak so confidently is that we ham
mode it a point to find out the tests—end we‘d ‘ incl"). 3
nothing better than to ‘
w s s
cement antifwoudlriul Values. $5 up. .
NoriOiir Shite-\yuyotyhoir,.’cheviotovin all the newton“ ’
colors and; sh‘adfl—alsohlue surges.
on gum KINDS OF
F _ SH FISH
Oystersland Clams
and Escallops Fresh Daily
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Maigket
TELEPHONE 103. rue: osmviinv.
o
‘Yi‘li'ou «sternum? WWW We MW ‘
. _ findnnywhmllmhlnfl so onus} invariotysud’lillil‘i
Fall and Winter's!“ 7 3*“! 0mm“ L
'i
see you do, the Same thing.» :
FOR THE - BOYHhinchflk overcome—a hit s3-
um :1
. rho
till ,. $15 ,13118 $20 n5
1 .dred odd Democratic voters of
‘ . nations. including. both... the Burton
' swish-time, have adopted resolutioni
Beter place your car in our
HEATED GARAGE and avoid
‘ if .-
. worm V - ,
ii
, mums
the very real danger or having
your radiator and cylinders ruin-
i . , , 4
ed by n from. .
Anti-freezing blxturea are
unreliable-won't rely upon
them out plya saie‘snd enjoy
the convenience and service at
OUR modern. thoroughly equip-
ped, first-class garage.
Reasonable rates.
W. A. Hanford
“s
j gjigugilii; ii-iiiili" l
u l _. ,. ._.._._ _...
, rim -u-v-n-Inli-lnnfiinnmIII-sni-
For House-heating Satisfaction Bum
‘0ur“Ti10roughly Screened Goal”
The Coal that give. full heat value, the kind that pretence. results.
Now it tiiie'tlme to put in a supply.
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwslk.
“,“l“‘\l“‘\~.\'.\"!-‘..I.\“" “ ‘
-IUIVIU/A'IU,DIAI u U.‘
r
[31. “Most Astoniéhing Values. in ’
'5 Furs' I Have Ever Seen”
There. the words of a rodent purchaser-ammo the thought oi
utmost everyone who sees this transistors and oil-inclusive Fur
stock of ours. We are proud of it. and lite!!! on. m u
know that never before luau-u single stock so great in the sun-
snts offered such uniformly low prices.
This tact is duo entirely to our lawsuit sud. our shill” to W
ready cash for the shock oi Furs oi .mmtimm «helm ism-t
by «the unprecedented depression. of Moon in the our world
last season. due to the extremely mild miner. You must our in
mind that after our present stock is disposed. rum M “in
«rendering now, will be u thing of the W in is we‘ll to
make your selection now. lion used not no: mailman it
you donut want to. Pay a devout and we will WWW“
nil charms until you call for them. “rostrum“ stylus ‘~
3 For Piece as a Christmas sin. W minim it’is'id slide for
. you.
‘0‘
V
r”?
wamimiim»mivm _‘
. out recommendations. but it is
‘ Pierre M. Muller, assistant superinlou.
. tics of Mr. Troop.
J," was in one rattlelut night at
. my r:
. ‘ wssnmor‘ron, my, 12.--rrior- to.)
.; _ W1erinston lorhonre no Setup
.urdny. heprsseutstlve ’l‘. 1.. Reilly
,jj , the, papers of the various j,
’ conductor for the .position or ‘postw .:
finisher,» Wellingiordwut the deport- ..
i monk-flu. Reilly has not as y‘iat en- "
nildimdvnny or the candidates, but up. .
1 lion Mil, return he expects ‘to more ‘ he. .
‘ ”recommendation both' in core Walling,-
From. and the New lrinyoncitrus.1 j'
findidetds (or the Wallingrord
A F.11ieckmanu &Go
Mowers: , Edward G. “seagull. F.‘
flailile‘y.l‘ilsmcs Iii; ‘McQoi-d. Georsa
Crimes} end Jarrett Kimberly. Jr. .
.iiudii'liis
ill! endorsed by 825 of the bur hun-
the
town, sudsby almost all of the organ
ders‘ Union andthe temperance or
asking for his appointment.
Owing to the absence irom the city
yesterday of one or the members of
the sub-commitment the Senate Com-
«mittee on the Judiciary, the nomin-
ntlon of Edwin S. Themes was not
taken up at the regular meeting or
the committee. { '
' Clear Erown's Record. ‘
.yesterdsytp clear the military record
oi Edwin Brown of North Stonington.
Mr. Brown served his ’ full term oi
enlistment and was with his regiment,
the 8th Counecticut. waiting for his
discharge here in Washington. He
was in the city one day in July, 1865.
and met some recently discharged
New York soldiers who were going
with them.
3 charge,
lie never received a dis».
Occasional Publication.
The Agricultural Department has
undertaken the publication of an
Agricultural Outlook at irregular in-
uuu j g
* , lithium ‘
We From .llliaslilngiou, cl: :
I timbers oi .Seusis Committee. ”
. ' mum A ‘ '_~ ~
from the endorsements :.
. Iilléii'Mrr. Co; has the, inside track. its "
A bill was introduced in the House ,
home and was persuaded to go home,
-'~V Thursday,Nov_113th , J;
, is a
r
Bring your Books in and take advantage, ‘Visit our
lh'nmiuan-
3‘ Parlor and see the pretty articles given in return for Pink. Stamps. H
or. room nonwstxfi 'L "
83 AND 85 WAUHINGTON
. PHONE 440.
Ideal Winter , Shoes
For the man who dislikes to wear’rubbers, Emerson
Shoes are as near waterproof as it is possible for
leather to be. '
W
Notice the model shown here.
not for comfort in walking, like all Bmersons it has all
the style and «wind the most critical can demand.
Equally or good Emersonl lor dress, work or
\ f... ploy waiting for you.
Although studied
Conneally 81 Bracken
sideratlon oi the condition and pros-I
pects of the principal, crops. live;
subjects of importance to the farmer,
at the time of issue. with a view of
giving to the people timely and useful
information.
The Outlook will be made up of
gshort articles prepared by recognized
.suthorities. it will be confined to 20
for 30 pages. and will be issued in the
jform of the Farmers‘ Bulletins, in cr-l
gder that it‘ may be available for Con- l
gressionsl distribution.
it can be secured upon application,
no members of Congress. .
1 Deputies insiwctcd. ’
I Deputy Collector of Customs Wei-i
lines A. Smith, of Bridgeport. left for:
ihome last night. He came here with;
ifut) or 70 other deputy collectors tol
he received by the Secretary of the:
Treasury, who charged them as to‘
their duty in collecting the rovenuesI
oi the Government. He told them toé
set the money. but said that they must:
the us polite its possible while doing it. ’
i
i
MNDIDATEB FOR NEW HAVEN i
poeTMAsrsRsHip. i
new HAVEN, Nov. lawcongress-l
msu Reilly. or the Third, Consciicut;
district. today stated that he had filed f
with the Postolilce Department st!
Washington the paper oi seven candi-
dstes for appointment as postmaster
at New Haven. The cuudidutes an”
Philip Troop, editor or the New Hsvou ,
Union: Former Senator John H, Court-l
.ney, Senator James ill. Motion and
m...
.~
dent or walls in the loos] pofilolllce..
lit is stated that the l’osioiilce Depart-3
mom is not inclined to lever uppoiut~$
mouts us pestmssterii present om-
ployes in the service. on the general
ground that u. postmaster in n inrssi
city should he s civilian and so form"
the connecting link between the sur-
vlce end the public.
'Mr. Reilly has tiled uii pupom with-
ex-
pooled that us he hits the appointment f
in inst, he will recommend the selec-
lt is stuiod that
the latter will accept the appointment
provided there is no contest.
”me
+lOP'Pl. R04.“ on AVtFlAOl Ol' Gil.
. NEW YORK. Nov. ism-Willie Hop-
fl‘liumui'e. in practice for his coming
ohmtpionsliip 18.! builtliuo billiard
match with Calvin Demsmt he ran
out 800 points in live innings." His-uni
single snort was 117. mm: marten.
who opposed the cumulus. not only .
19 counts. »
tervnls. it is to he devoted to a ooh- I
’letlc work too abruptly. Bonhng is
BONHAG JUST CAN’T RETIRE. JACK JOHNSON WINE BOGUS.
George Bonhag, the former distance, WASHINGTON, Nov. lily-Although
champion. is taking a course of civil5 the hue of its namesake did not come
stock and airy interests and other “engineering at Columbia. rinivemuyg. in for consideration the Departments)!
His daily habit is to leave his‘o’mcel Agriculture has ruled that Jack John-
downtown at 5 p. m.' walk six miles mi son wine is colored artificially. The
the college buildings, do a little run-g beverage was named for the negrohos-
ning and limbering up exercises 0". re. The decision came in a case where ‘
South Field and, utter dinner to as; wine shipped in interstate commerce
tend his course in the university. Most, from Newark. N. J-. was seized (in
champions upon retiring stop their athv‘ mm .
Good tenants are to he hadT—mr
wiser. ithe advertising.
STAMFORD
Whit.)
.. . ‘ mogul." v ’Illil‘v‘r
m
‘3
The Stamford Range can
do everything but liilk, and
you would not want a talk»
lug range in your kitchen.
You want one to produce
good results, and to do it
quickly and without fuss.
If you will examine the
Stamford Range you will
learn why it stands so high
in its profession. and why all
claims made for it are so
satisfactorily made good on
trial.
FOR SAM". ilV
HlllllllE fl. “Bil. Gilli. illlll'l'll Mill Alli) WEST BTB.
Name a flour? Gold Medaif
Name a talking machine? Vic.
tor.
Name a pickle? Heinz.
Name it collar? Arrow.
Name a brand of soup? Ivory.
Ask the above questions to any
mi .wsll-iniormad mun-amen you
would like to have for customer's.
for lacunae. it is so even on
' than eight oi thorn will om the
brands indicated shove. Why
such it unanimous opinion? What
does it all mean? What brought
it about?
Advertising. Advertlni‘ is
the in one behind oi the
flat commercial worms at to-
)“. ,
Is You. ADV
Advertising
Will Do
it! ‘
Norwalk Chronicler