, night;
: 1111111111 810omiortables
Full site 1311111116111 in Mr
and whitktrom 7011 to $500
apalr. ..
comforta 11 9811 to $3. 60.
A. complete assortment of
Gents', Ladies and 0hlld~
_: . rou'a Bweatera from 251: to
1.493,
E K Bank‘s
Muhaohomo Hotel llook,
Iouth Nor-walk ‘
WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain to-3
moderate
For Norwalk and vicinity:
Friday unsettled;
south and southwest winds. Weatheri
conditions: A disturbance which isI
central this morning over Upper Mich.
igan is causing cloudy and rainy weir
, ther in the Lake region and the Ohio
' Valley.
_othcr sections east of
Pleasant weather prevails in
the
Mountains.
fall in temperature during the last
24 hours in the western districts, and
a corresponding rise I11 the central and
eastern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
'l‘exmieratucez Low, .‘10; 1111111, (‘12.
Partly cloudy.
George, Keeling is acting in the
stock room of the telephone company
during .the absence oi: Gus Meyeiholz,
who is enjoying a vacation.
:1 freight engine “with” a heavy train
of care went off the track siding 011
the Danbury brunch near Winnipnnk
at about 6 o’clock last night. There
was no Interruption of traffic.
Manager Maurice II. Nutting, of the
local branch of the telephone com-
pany, is attending the meeting and
dinner of the many managers of the
various branches In New Haven to
day.
Thomas Wolch, arrested by Officer
Page last night for vugrancy and beg-
ging. bald sentence. suspended on those
charges in court this morning. Evi-
dence showed that Welch ane a work-
ing man, but at present out 01' a job.
Kabnoaa Encampment. No, 9, i. 0.
(i. It, will hold Its meeting tonight, at
which routine business will be trnnn~
acted, There will also he a meeting ot.’
the entertainment commilto to main-
:mum 01111311111 for a lunch to be served
11 hon tho I’couonnock Lodue mayo 11
NH“. on November 24.
A very enjoyable dance with the
‘ltoynl .lumou Inn an hoot. was given
hon nichi nl. lllnt place. Some l‘o:‘l._1'
111' more youu‘u people took lho oppor.
Innlty to accept the hoapiialily and no
one who was pruaont dlflacutud from
tho opinion that it \1'111'. one ol‘ the
11111111 delightl'ulaml onloynhic dnur-ca
that hit“ ever been given. 'l‘lm lurin-
Iliniuu room wun cicnrcd oi' the tables
for tho occuolun giving ample room
for dancinu. l"ulIord'1~1 til't'IlIlilli'It piny—
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and lncxpcualvo 11111111111 (11' comlnuol.
ration. 'l‘hny afford a direct war 0!
carrying 11 11111111111110 to the once who
will be most interested.
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Special This Week
COUGH E'VRUI'“~
Foiey’o Honey and Tar.
1250M” mountc-n.u.u.-H.. 175
i101: ’IIE’THIuiuuc'htlfluhu. 34¢
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Rustctait Xmas Cards
. Two entirely new lines to Norwulk
now on diapley at our stores.
' WM. P. BEERS
Book “ and Stationery. Store.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
liocky .
There has been a decided I
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VOIIand’s
Line of Booklets for
Christmas now
on sale at
' AT
*DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE.
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
3 V
E04- Emwtne Service Eon
FRED. H. ‘GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Office and Rolldenoo
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main 81.780. Norwalk.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause of the diseaSo and the art. oi
adjusting the some. Disease is cane
ad .by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the “hack Even if done ,ln childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain iI
limbo. ,
Chiropractors remove the cause 01
disease and pain, health is restored
toms in your body. Female troublen
given special attention; also curve
lure of the spine. You will never to
sret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatment: given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. L.
M Wuhlnpton 81.. So. Norwaik. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School, the
nncovoror.
TELEPHONE 307.
Mansion House
Newly painted and varnished
bedrooms, perfectly cleaned.
Dlning room painted and var.
nlshed.
FIRSTJJLASS MEALS,
BOARD—"$5.00. $5.50. $7.00 and
$7.50 PER WEEK.
C, HASSAN. Prop,
8693-94 Waflh. St, 80. Norwaik.
Wm
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.
IIIIS'I‘ON, Nov. :1. William (I.
Sonic and Wank It]. bionic. local more.
nontniivca or Ihc l’ltlnburuh (ilnaa
Company, and lion-hurt 1,, Wu" ‘uur, nu
architect of lIlIi—l city, Ilii‘ilil l not
guilty today In indirlimmtu IAIIII‘EIIIK
t-ounpirncy lo dul‘ruud the city oi Now
Ilcdford In connection with the con-
utruction of a new high at'hool build.
ing. 'l‘heiudlotmunin were returned
uecrotly yoeterduy. '
After urruihmnout District Attorney
Joseph 1}. Polletlur stated that two
l’Ittnburgh men. who ("‘11 Included In
the Indictmeno and those numen have
been withheld, would probably come
here without extradition prooccdingh.
It is alleged that Warner changed
the original specifications of the
school building so 1111 to favor the Pitts-
iinrg (lines Company. The district at-
torney says he has a letter from the
gluon company to Wardner stating that
the actual price of glans, contracted
tor at $9,124. was 86,625 and that out.
at the difference the architect would
receive $5,600
WE LEAD-«OTHERS FOLLOW .
later life in the different organs and ‘ '
through harmonizing the nerve oys- .'
RAYMOND
JEDDO'and HIGHLAND 1
w All-Sizes. , ,w»
$59030. $7.00 PER TQN
Delivered in your cellar.
BROTHERS
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THE COACH IKE FINISH.
ever before.
Catalogues or Demonstratims
OSCAR H.
GARAGE RIVER STREET.
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Optician
Everything 1n the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Have more d stlnctive feature; than any other our made. ‘
The Moyer' ’1‘ I1ead,throe point suspension motors, the lioycr
S111 lug Suopension, The Meyer Steering
parts nub mudé .in the Mover factory. and are a little botte1 than
«We
‘58 WALL STREET
, NORWALK. '
. PHONE 413.
Gear and other .‘lloier
on Request.
BANKS
NORWALK, CONN.
Printout-onion n1: .
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See the Great Celial in Picture and Prose
(‘ at out the above coupon. and
,{wnm amount; lien-In not oppodllo I
lcuul of the foul; of packing,
hire and all“:
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Auto Trucks .
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Also Autos for
Electric
Wiring for
Light: and Power.
As an Inducoment to have Your houae wired Ior ELECTRIC LIGHT
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.we will furnish at cost the ELEC'I‘IIII‘ FIXTURES
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ther explain my talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
PHONE 342 3
recent It at thin Mice with the ex.
Io Mylo “looted (which covers the
artery. chucking. clerk
wool no your choice of ‘
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On “Easy Payments
Sale and Hire
Electrical
Suppllol.
. Motor Repaln.
FIXTURES
This menus 11
Lot 1111 fur-
com-Morons.
SOUTH NQRWALK , _
Wlml' 11 the use at keeping poultry
unless you got me?“
You are keeping poultry nor profit.
ityou don’t: acct-hem you are losing
money. ’
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Charles E . .
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and thé other source or profit is eggn. .
001111111" 11 Laying Tonic. will giro you ‘
Don’t Advertise
Your Age
K/p looking young. Don’t
wear glasses with had joints,
same 111 streaks. Eyeglasses
wlti13ugi deems disfigure.
., Wool? T AMER'S KRYP~
T0158. No one can tell them
"from single viulon, yet they
one lens. Let us show you.
, Eye examinations by EX»
‘PERI'ENCED OCULISTS.
THAMER
13:“ and Optician.
at; Evening» Eat. it Venn
have near and for sight in ‘ 3
Square. Otamford. ct. ‘
HOWARTH 3 PAL TES‘I‘IFIES
AGAINST HIM. ‘
WIIJhl‘IdAVI‘IC, Nov..13m—Furtllor
testinwny of n nuusutlonal nature was
brought out in the trial oil Frank E
Howurth, the young lawyer of Putnam
tor uruon today, when the state hud-
denly called to the stand on i111 twit-
neua,,~bl11dley' Ii. 'Oaine, who was ur-
rested 'witlr :llowarth. In the course
of his testimony Chine said llownrth
liad‘h‘ot only Innisted that he had set
‘ certain tired, but had boauted [bathe
had done a good job that Chine ought
to be proud of him.
Cnlne had testified that he was :1
yetfis old and a law student and had
known llowurth for over ten year“.
When the latter became a lawyer
Cnino made his licadquaiicrs in his
oillco. .At one time they were running
11 collection agency, but business ’was
alow and it. was given up. He had
been epiploytd by ‘Howarth, he said,
at various 11111111110 do typewrltiug for
him. “
lie with of live automobiles which
he nuid- llowarth 1.1111011 Two oi them
were binned in the fire at the l‘ut11111111
Fairgrounds. One oi the burned c'ura,
(‘aine testiiied.1vns purchased 1"01 $750;
and 11151131911101 $2500 The other has"
bought with cash .1 1d a note for $850
and won hugurcd for $1, 400. I
iccqrdina t4: the witness, Howarth‘
jhad said bctorclhe fire at the fair
lgroundc that he wanted to
money on the 011111141191,
cars, and that when the agent, Rich
11rd l’.Gor1uan, asked for the new
here, Howarth told him he would gi1e
him that later Subsequently, Caino
said, l-Iouarth had told the witness-
‘thut one of the cars was three years
'old and not insurable. but that he had
raised the serial number ten thousand;
so as to bring it, into the insurable
Eclued. (In this occasiongthe witness
said, ,Howurth had told him that he
pose oi‘ binning it. llowntth hnd lav
hen the $85111 car to the fair wounds
and put it In one of the buildings there
which was later burned. Two days
before the tire he (hove the $750 car
, to the l"ni1 1,1 ounds also. Caino uccolu I
311111ch him. and under the seat of the:'
car, he said. \1 (Jo two cans each con
talnim; a gallon of heroncnohoil. fl‘lils
car was also put in the building Intel"
burned.
The witness further testified that
previous to the recent election l-iow-
urlli was a candidate for nonilnatioi‘i
for Representative. but had been com-
pulled to withdraw Howarth, accord?
ing to t'uinc had expressed himself as‘
angry on this account with some or
the politicians and had threatened to
“get even" with 1119111. Ilowurth, he
said further, had never much law'
1practice.
I 011 one occasion. suld Chine, 'liow-.
'nrlh had told him that ho had been‘
counsel I01 l‘rvaidcnt l'.‘. M. Wheaten,
of the \‘l'heaton Lumber Company, that‘,
Mr Wheaten had not treated him right‘
Iaud that‘ Wheaten “as going to have
a tire." Calue then told of the tires
\1 III(.Il had occurred in the Killeen no’
icon, and that back of the Bradley
block. (In the night of the latter. the
witness said, he. was in the lobby of
the Putnam Inn. lvlowarth was there
at 8 o'clock, but was p1 csc'it when the:
lite occurred. The day after the tire.
In the liillcen sulouo. Ilou .11th naked
(Inlne where he had neon that night,
(‘aine replh d that he had been in a;
certain pool room. and then l'ilouarth
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‘ Sectional Bookcases
I ~enable you] o--'.
8sif1"10“1'l
I You can devote one section to
poetry. another to history, an-
other to short atorics, and so
on until your entire library is
classit' ed.
#3 ucw acts of book: are purchased.
lineman can be added to your book-
, cm 111 11 low dollar. each
In runny homes the children lwvo n
' action or n oomph to Globe Wcmlcltc
thnnfor their books. Pormullhtl lllll
mSumuol the children to Iiolplhl «out».
I ”4'
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tam or: mode In Myles and llnlnlm to
Immoral-e with oil Interior trio“. Sold by
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C nine said, i '
~ his automobile.
, went home In the attorney‘ 3 car The
.i‘ollowtig morning they were discussu
,ing the tire in Howarth' s oillce when
, the accused said:
Overcoat
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liest Creamery Rutter ..
Selected Eggs, dozen
Granulated Sugar, 20 lbs.
7 Cakes Borax Soap
90 Washington St,
directed him to say it any one asked
him about the attorney that they had
been together that night. Howarth
said further that Chine had a good rep
ntation. and that it would remove sus-
picion from Howarth.
When they were discussing the (flou-
tici' saloon fire. Howartlt again can-
tioned Caine to say that they had been
, together the night beiore.
‘ IIIHI bought the other out for the pur .
On another occasion. the witness
said, 'llowarth had declared he would
"get square with Wheaten" and that
, Wheaten would soon have a tire. With
in two weeks the Wheaten plant was
burned.
Caine testified that he was in bed
when the alarm for me Wheaten lire
jwns sent in, that be dressed and went
,with his brother Henry to teh blaze
and that they saw 'Howarth there in
After the fire they all
“(‘aine, what doyou
think of that fire last night?” That
was my work and I am proud of it. "
He also boasted at teh time he had
set the Mullins tires. the witness fur-
ther testified, . The day following the
Priest Islhn‘h are Howarth, the witness
testified, said: ‘Cainc, you are as deep
In this as I am. You’ve got to keep
,your mouth shut. You should l'eel
proud of me." .
l-iowarth complained that. 'Cniue
should do some of the planning, the
witness said, and not let him do it all.
On another occasion Howarth had told
;(?aine, according to the witness, that
he would “get even" with Mayor Mao
Donald. and "Mike" Joy, that he had
,trouble with Joy. and that the latth
.would be sorry.
At this point recean was;
(‘ulne continued his testimonv
taken
when
,Icurt again come in.
Sentinel Wants are a. each action
and inexpensive means or communl
cation.
carrying a message 1.0 the ones who
will be most Interested
Suva moneywSentlncl ads. will sell
property get employment or tent va
cant property quickly and chenplv.
Golden Grain Flour
ANDREW DAVEY
South Norwalk
:he has present at the looming ot‘ the. WWW I I- I u -
'l‘hey uttord a. direct way oiI
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PATENT RIGHTS ISSIJED TO
CONNECTICUT INVE
The following Connecticut
were issued November ll, 1913
list was fumishcd irom office ‘
M. Wooster, Of pat ‘
solicitor
Bridgeport. 001111.:
Alfred J. Flaudcr, Bridgepo
ture frame. (lleaignJ
William .I. Gaguon Bridgepor
chain.
George B. Thomas. Bridgeport
plug.
Anthony F‘ Wallbillich, Bridge 5 ‘
salety mechanism for stamping 1
es and the like
Frederick E.
ironing machine. 9
John T. Austin, Hartford;
euts:Cou1binatiou o1gan stop ac ‘3
“any It. Goldstein, Hartford
i111; receptacle.
James I). Carey and B. Gold
New Haven pipe cleaner
Harry B Arnold. New Britain
Edward W. Beach, womanly,
dry riddle.
I Samuel L Whitright
dental cottdn holder.
Charles H.011neo, Merlden,
gine starter
lull N. Baldwin, .lr., Stratilol‘,
ccaled hlngle
Howard M.Ba1ber, Stgnin‘g,
patents. Sheet delhery mechanic
printing machines.
William 0. Fisher, 11111111111111
patents: Brake shoe.
'liarold Kirkby, Mlddletown,rett
wheel. 3
Henry \V.
recorder.
Alexander K. Sutherland, Plain
knife switch blade.
I (harles It. Willard, Madison,
pleinental control for motive pow
liredcrick W. Bull, New London
justable sectional mold.
Trade Marks. . .
American Brass Company, IV
bury, copper wire. , 3'
Aeolian Company. Meriden,c
named musical instruments and.
ale SIlt'llIll therefor
Warner] Brid
Writ
Brown, Westport, ',
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1112119, 11019 throat, Heals cute,
ecnids. Stops any pain.
as usual months
cuniuina the moat popular a
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