yr mono Steuogmoner.
.. ' .1
"1730mm“ in :ndorouud on...
minty.“ Would It not he won to can
up on tho 'phono and protect your
More and Namibia against Inn dun.
Igor, by placing a mommy policy
and: no out! let mi reimburse you for
I!» ma. Tolephonouao. A, ‘ , , .
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
I?” Wuhlonton ntroot
k...
All kinds of insurance.
manna-mm ,
’i‘hrIIo candidates received the M. E.
ooulh Nam-III. 00ml. ‘
dean...
Butt er
Absolutély IIIII; Flnost Butter to be had
East IndIaTea CO
Tel 3’”
‘ "f”"mpcr‘ "pound ‘
in Prints
- 125 Woohington Street
orVN/‘IRJWJ‘M . ‘
AIIIJIEMLNI‘I
1" "My"
p...)
No.
Catholic Union (.lonnoii, Ill.
Knighlu of Columbus, hold iii; regular
Iooino inst night
It large number of the members weIo
hubinouu
'l‘horo was appointed
meeting IIt their
present Some 'routi‘n‘o
.wuu tI' unsa’ctcd
Lest you
p01 IIIIIII'
Hoyt’ .5
We Reprcsént
The. ldoui
l'orgci.
III: thInIsc "
\‘IIudeviIic 'l‘hentIe.
. 'IlecI'II‘s IIIIoIhclf an
pub bill sIlchuled for the people‘s
M. dogrco III the stated convocation oi‘ ' “‘is‘“ “--
"l .. w ..' .I. ,1 ., ‘ . . ‘
Buthn timptoI, ho. ”is, II. A. 31., lost lilogzllgcmellt ~cxtruordmory III. I.
evening. "
' WWW... renl prool‘oi‘ Darwin‘s theory.
Miss. I’I'lildrcd Wilson has returned THE MONKEY CABARET.
to her home in New York t'iIini' spI-nd-
ing u i'.‘\\‘ days visiting friends In
Nin'u'ulig '
a i‘t‘t‘tl vaudeville
limo is the, real animal sensation
Ihc cm.
The iiospitnl Whiut Club. will meet .-
nt tho homo clings Conch, It Iluyvicw
avenue. Friday afternoon. Novenlber
14th, nt 3 o‘clock.
AURIEMA
\ bountiful dililt‘e drenm
antipodos
from
’i‘llt-ro will be u rehearsal ol' the;
guard os' IIZIII‘IIIIII llebrkuh l.Iul,I;'II \o.f
42, l. (i. 0. lI‘.. on li‘riduy Eli'l‘llillf... and
every IIII-Imber is requested to be pres‘.
out. i
M-_-.L.....,... ‘
linens ’l‘ribe, No. 20. l. 0. It. 31.. hold"
u rehearsal of the chief‘s degree, last,
evening. preparatory to putting on tho;
work III I’ogusseit ’l‘I'thI in llanbnl‘y;
tI,IIIIoI'I'o'.v night. I
CORA WILMONT and CO.
in “The TIy Out "
and diSLiIHIIV
H‘IiOIC‘Il,
itc,
HARDIE GIBSON,
'I'he llilli’d Australian singing
dion.
character songs.
Extra Added Feature
The. .luvouile Prodigy,
BABY GRACE,
The regular meeting of the NIIIInt'u
Club was held last pruning and limit
arrangements for the dance I.) be
held in the Town Assembly hull Io-
Inorrow evening. “ere. I'oIIIplI'IIIIl
creates lam:hlr.r
on the American dingo.
meet this wonderful child. She, ~w
astound you .by her clcverneso.
European Iminmi paradox and the
(20) twenty Simian uctora (20) offer
.
enicrtalnnlont. i Fire Insurance
the
VIIIIdm'illo‘s newest surprise plnylcl.
Something new
different in I'ouIIIdy
Welcome. return to everylnuly‘s I‘dvor-
comc-
wiIlI a fund of bright wit and
The tiny misx, who sings. dances and
as few eidcrs do ,
Chino and ‘
and dance in IIIo nonI future
meals at tho accruing wintor meetings.
III“. ‘
I
First Class and
Prompt Paying
offi
Companies
J M. Layton &Co.,lnc
5 Railroad two. south Nor-wan:
City National Bank
l‘RANSAC'I 8 A GENERAL BANKINt
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVER‘I’
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING .
fl”
Surplus and Profit
1117900490
Capital
"00,000.00
om Dopoult Boxoo S3 and I5 por yuI
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pr".
JOHN H. KNAPP. ”lot Vlco-Prn
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vloi
Prop.
Ill
Four candidates were“ ’lnitiutmi"' at.
the regular meeting of lSIll’l‘Illilll Coun-
cil. lloyol Arcanum, last night. The'
members are working toward the cen-
tury mark, which will be celebrated by;
a banquet.
W
SOUTH NORWALK.
TODAY
4
District Deputy John I. Ml‘Milililll .
and: >I1II‘i‘ installed the officers III‘ the
live councils K. 0i 0., in lli‘ldgcpmt
Inst evening, The Mail wns Irsnnposul
of John \'. illtiiinu, William Sltlud.
Hugh I‘;.Inpbell and Thomas (foliins.
W-
’l‘IIII Inst-I of Harvey SIIIII'I‘IIIIII who
was arrested Inst III'IIIIinu I'lIIIrAI'd with '
inloxhnliou ('IIIIIII lII-I‘oIII Ill(I‘.‘Cl‘ Keogh
this owning and lIII “In. sIIntIIII III] II) "COIISII‘IIIIOQ. 'l‘lIII
.li) days In jail III; ho is in poor health .1leth is Iter‘ft‘H.
lIII \Illw rent lo the iIIIIIIlUllH‘ to UNI.
up hill rennin his strength. COMING TOMORROW.
“THE RESTLESS SPIRIT."
'REX
‘Matiug’
An l.\li’.. " l‘(‘CI l‘IIIIIIII'e mm in well
acting and photon-
WILFRED IODWELL. Glohlor .
DIRECTORE
a. H. Matnowoon J. Wollloo MIMI
John H. Knapp John H. nght
Christian Sworn Fred. H. Rowan
Bamuol Grumman Lowlo R. Hurlbm
Henry 8. Lockwood
, n
regularly c It‘— make II mistake by llnoh. ,.
l3. “, till‘ulll got, oluggloh and rail t) illtI'r
oonooooooooomoommmoommmmmmommam ”It would and WWII ”0'“ “W “10"“:
u committeo‘ Inst night to arrange
plans for the holding ot’ a cord party
Lectur-
or 'l’. .l (‘nrnoy ropoItod that, ho hon
beon I’oImulutlng plnnb I‘or outcrtnln-
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ‘
-‘ "Il‘flleI nonunion
(Continued li‘roIII lI‘IIIIi i’ngo. I
F aUSi—i YOUR KIQNEYF. QCCABION- «the train for home, hoing referred to
ALLY IF YOU I“AT Mii‘IAT.
RFGULABLY,
,, ”W3"
orwoinan ivho onto moat .
Stamford. IIIIIi intending to ntop there.
For some unoxphrinod rodaon which
in or little coauoquonce In ,llIiII otory'
save an an incident. the train on which
the metl' were trulellng, dtopped In'
Its the Itdniua occaolbuully, Buy” “ Winnlpuuk. From tho our
wollknnwn authority Moot “m" the men, over alert for fIIptoI'y loon-
. . " til lldno u, .
1111‘: “I:tigogvfllffihoiiighjfiall groin she lions, saw the large vncont i'uctol'y of
. 3’ H the old Norwollt MIIIH. Deciding that"
perhaps this might be to their advan-.
then we got sick Nourl y IIlI I‘thlmfl- '
Itlnm, hoodacheo. livor trouble. ncrv
'onkncuu, dizzinosv, nicoploimness and
urlnnry‘ diuordor come from sluggish
kidneys. V
'I‘ho‘ moment you tool II dull ache in .
tho kldncyu or your back hurts or If
the urine is Iloudv, Intrusive. full of
nodimdnt, lrrognlnr oI' D‘lifil‘lilgo (ii at.
tendo ,in II ucnoollon oi‘ ocnlding, nlop
outing' mfilfllll and get about four ounI' cs
oi .lnd Suits from any pharmacy; tIIltII.
atolllonpconi'ul in II gloss of water ho-
lore hrenkl’aul and in II few days your
gltidnoyu‘ will not line. The famous
'oolts iI. mudo from the mid of grapes;
.IuIIl lonIon juice combined with iithia
'und hon been mind for gonorations to
Hindi) and stimulate the kidneys also
to ncutmllze the: acids Ill urine. no it
‘IIo ionizer causes irritntion, thus end-
;im: hluddcr wonhnoss.
.tho plncc. they IIliglILcd from the train'
bcr'of (lommorco oillciula 'and others!
who could inform them about the mill}.
and IIH avnllnbillly. l
I’i‘ho men the. shoe munIIl‘IIcturcrk Inct‘
Irwcrc enthusiastic uhnut tho ilrm‘s lo"
cation in town, and did all in their
power to uhow tho mon llllthc ilVHil'.
ublo locations. ’i‘lIII. Norwulk Mills, the.
I.0Ih Silk Mill, and the Iliuhop Mill In!
Holden avenue wore oxhlbltod to tho'
prospective members for additions to
tho toun’s businosa. circles ’l‘hII Bish
op Mill seemed just what the mnuuiac
tnreis wanted and they were quite. wcll
pleased with Itn accommtulntious. i
Thus. for the past few days, evoryi
Minor D. Randall and Frederick .I\.i
Ella, comprising the. committee work-j
era for new industries, with several.
1 .lad Suits ls inexpensive Ilnd cannot other members who have left the work"
iiniurc; Iliulivti II dollghtfui "‘eil‘orvos- to these two. have held several confer—l
:icent lithlwwaior drink which every" ences with the firm representatives.‘
onII should tnkc now and thou to kcop I
the kidneys “clean and active and the
blood pure thereby avoiding scrlcm
town last night.
kidney (GUIDIICMIODH.
been signed, one or tno little techni
colitsie
. arrangements.
“film IIIIIEIIIIII Til IEIII
j Tho name of the firm. withhold for“
t DANBURY PULD TEAM frensons bent known to tho men IIrrang-‘
.. . I. , ing the affairs of the. transaction. mat-‘
Viccd’rcsidcnt .linI CIIIIIIhmI ol‘ ”1”}
Connecticut roller polo league IsIIIted‘
last nightthnt Jim Cameron, the star}
flmnuack,‘ will
team. ('TIIIIIIvun
manage. the llntibury
wont to New Brit?
ain yesterday IIIId won in coIIl’erI-Ilcc,
gwith .Sorxeluryfl‘rcaanror Bill Hun-i
inn. Asked whclher or not the league“
i would boreudy to start on November:
,,24. Gunman said: “While the Amcrlfi
icon 1‘9er have already started
3 play. i I sure that our league win
lget under way. It's all up to the pim-
ers themsehcs We have the signed
coniractla'r'ol name who are already
i 'playing in the American and i look for
;then to leave New York for these
parts.”
We‘ll Pay You
3 1.0 0"
New York New
Haven 8. Hart
ford ,
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT OCTOBER 5. 19‘3.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
FOR YOUR
()ld Fountain Pen
Any day up to Jun. l. 1914.
Provided You lluy II Cracker
“Ink-Tile”
Fountain Pen Hero.
VIIIin
3 It Over
I
'Only one Pen taken in ex-
chango for each new pen pun
chimed.) ,
The new perfected “lnk~Tite"
Is the only ooIHlIllng. non~|oak~
lngpen over offered.
What. are you going to do to
cum (I living?
THINK lT OVER
00 per cont. 0! Morrill graduates
“of Floors 1913, can answer this
window 3,.
logo. ii’ thoy. could mat a portion oi“
in Norwnlk IIIId uounht outtho Chum-E
eil’ort to close the deal has been made i .
The papers have been drawn up, and»
although four of the shoe tlrm were in{
the papers had not‘
promoting the iinlshi: lg 01’ the;
l
I
l - . '
$ --.._...
tors not a great. deal at. this time. con-l
, wulk Is to progress businesswloo.
-’d~r alt/ally [mg/w
M 4r a air/a- print, an" «In aim/a
~duvfiu~u «Innu— :.u.\uun\u
.kuK Ink hkmku- not» no I‘\n\u\:‘~.“\:
‘ $5.00 '
Fownes’ Kloaflt
Glows, . Silk
$1 and $1.505. Skim.
$3.95.
5th A ' A A S ' i A
, ' r “In I I
.COAl 3 AT LOW PRICES
M I I _
$6.95 $9.95 $10.93 $12.95 $15 a .
$18.00 to $35.00
"l
VERY SPhClAl
,J
. I ‘ ..
$25. $30 and $32 Suits $22. 50
We. will sell tomorrow uni Suit that sold up to $32 .00 I.II $22. .10
Alterations cxilu.
GREAT VALUES iN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
'rwt'rgrr ryf'wr'lfi I
16:“? 5.20%; mum-.. oneaamaaaan
Royol iiosy Chairs
9 P s
Mica. "3,1,1 Rest” u h Button Kind.
lust think how mth more
comfortable you con Ill‘ in II big.
handsome chniI like this, than
in any other choir now in your
house. Rememoer Royal Easy
(‘hniis are famous the “will
0ch for the
“Push Button," Disappearing
Foot Rest. Concealed News- ”w
papel‘ Rack, ,‘
\I
134-136 Washington Street.
ail}: Prices from $12 to $20
Mfisyg ,
The A. J. Angevine & Son CO
and they come in such a I'lalge
\oriet\ of styles and prices that
you can always find something
to suit your taste and purse.
\\e are. now mulling a special
showing and will be pleased to
have you call and let us Ilcmon-
sonic the great features to you.
Come in Today!
South Narwalk.
guidering the fact that the addition to
A the business of Norwalk in the all im-
portant thing. The citizens appreciate
what bringing II factory employing two
:hundred men. most of them with I'omi-
ilics, into II city the. size of Norwnlk,
' means. it is II general stimulus to the
'hnsiuess of the. city and all here will
grcop benefits from the new concern,
either directly or indirectly.
This deul probably means that Nor-
The.
clnim has nlwuyo been that there is no
’good reason why Norwalk should not
prosper in II business way, us well 533
tho more fortunate cities either side or
9 this municipality.
I
A iirm employing men is so much
‘ more to be desired than one employing
only women. it is the men In It city
which make the municipality grow. the
men who are interested in tlIII growth ,
‘ .If the city because Ihmv are here. .
I is not that the women are not wontod.’
but It in tho men who preuidc ovcr the:
families. \\ ho run the businesses, and
who Ionduct thc nl’fnhs of the muni
clpnl corporation and they llli" tlIcIc-i
i‘oro more to bc desired.
As soon as tho popero have been
it?
fl
signed and the deal cleared up, then
the announcement will be made as to .
the identity of the firm. it is expected
that nothing can now prevent the es~
tublishmont of the new factory in Nor- .
walk.
The Bishop Mill has in its interior a
number of looms and other machinery
left by the Salts Textile Company
when it departed from Upper Norwalk,
some limo since. This equipment will
be moved to make way for the shoe
manufacturing machinery and no time
will be lost in preparing the building'
for the occupancy of the new tenants.
COUNTRY CLUB DINNER.
I The dinner at the Norwulk Country
Club tomorrow will he IIII exoeptlonal—
ly fine one, according to the menu pre-
pared by the now stewardess. Mrs.
Thompson. The menu is as follows:
Grape Fruit
Tomato Bisque
Mushrooms on Toast
Fried Chicken
Potatoes loulillowcr
Romaine Salad
log Cream Plum I‘Pudding
Crackers Choose
Coffee.
. . _ . . A. V1-l "0x 5:] l’:41 G:
A “mm" i“ to h“ “mama “mi" , . .. ' 6'” l. H . 1x. q’mr’h 09 i great question. They are earn- Every Crocker “Ink-Tito" Pen
a; man llownl‘d Elliott III‘ the Now lla-‘ A “""dmrlii .. ”it“ feature With "'5 7‘1' 7'“’r 5'1”“ ‘ "”39 9.15x, I b f b t
, ' fl _9 , i?\\'an'eu Rom, n ,9.” 10:27,, 10‘ 45x 11. M I ing to living, and our training o guaranteed to e a ar e .
you i’Uilll, III thtI \IIIII dining Ioom, .m bu . 1’.Ml. 0.9 l. 1.53: 3 00 3. a“ 4: 14 ‘ did ii.‘ “r pen than you have over
1 l « l .'4 I v I "" Xv X, '
NIH.“ “Inf”; \thlmri‘iiiul" \(:“:,“:)l‘:: All Matinees. except Saturday and [:4 373. 5:30 6: 00x 0: 40 (3 59X 7 31"" Think It over now and enter, i known.
I". ilob I“, I:;,:’L:v\::m,3 "3:”; “w Holidaya. 5 Cents. :9; 33,} 1012‘ 10. 52 i . l .
bl‘flu‘l‘fi I) 4 ‘ ‘ V " .. ., . .4. 1 .» .
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In... to no... i l A M - 12'25x. 5:14. 5:41. 8:54. , e r ['1 96 WAsHINGTON STREET
‘ 4.---..” 1 BATH ROOM i10:. 27x. ll 24. ‘ : SOUTH NORWALK
. ‘ ... .. .,, . . .. - ' Ii 22 WALL ST.
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for the Gigantic Monuiacturcrs’ Outlet Sale
of lligh Grade Cloaks, which will Com-
mooce Saturday, November 15th, in the
ROodner 8; Harris Block, on Washington
Street, opposite Hoyt’s Theatre.
025 000 worth of High Grade. Up-to- Date, Women’ 3 8t
‘ Children’ s Cloaks, will be closed out at 500 on the
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Ma ‘ufacturers of Cloaks and Suits
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