hm . .
will“, NOV. :5. i913 ‘
y Honors.
~77." 'Al '
. .igcili
. r. and ’Y'A. M.,
st“'itr’l‘°0ln’l, NW: 18.
96k p. in. Work, E..A.
aster “Masons cordially
Eii’i‘ . M. IWILcox. BOC'Yr'
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ical—rr‘ro THE poo...
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ever to be an end of this 9611.3 0 t
rmance of railroad rates , Sl‘inke.
t. the climbing expense
er capital and all other is-
fill" York World.
. -G—~ .
. ow Haven company can bor-
ne (in notes at five per cent,
urcly is no occasion to issue
six per cent. The revenues
l mpuny are needed to make its 61' glues
.sate; and to furnish adequate more Oil
W 'c. There should be no increase
ter than
d charges. occasioned by the
no t or unnecessapf’winterestr-
sport Farmer. " .
“attempt is being made to
nine Salvation Army and the Vol-
i‘s at ‘America, with about as.
bulge of success he of uniting
p ‘epu‘blican partyflsildithe fifrogres—
Easy to
the present administration.
mod newspaper man ought to
ii. scod' postmaster. And we
Philip Troop is. a good newspa‘
malockviile Leader.
‘lilereury drops sixty degrees in a:
“' ' says a head-line. “The coba
lit, may and diaphanous gowns!
doomed," says it fashion writer.l
courselwlnuisvilie Courier-Jour-
"~fii'ii3hed
drums.
l
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“lug "'-wiie‘~driiiklllg husband.
uh is cause and which is ei‘ie’ct?
sis and temperate lecturer.
hick they know, but they don't.
' ‘ilddeiphin Record.
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FAREWELL RECEPTiON.
New York, N.
Buffalo, N. Y.
urprise farewell reception was;
ém- Miss Agnes McNerney. on;
day evening. by the Misses Ethell,
its and Josephine Steinwaid. at
clue of the letter, at 41 South
nastrcet, The young lady has been
iting‘liei‘e for several months and
ads many friends during her
who will regret exceedingly. her
to her home in Providence. The
it was a complete surprise to Miss
. ' ruby and it was quite a time un- Light and Water Company.
shegrccororcd from it, but alter do-[ The hall was well filled when
(Continued irom first page.)
The meeting voted not to purchase
additional equipment for the electric
nulué year. The electricity will
purchased from the cheapest source,‘
which seems to be the United Electric
minus the evening many games (lorhnm. as usual, was chosen for tho;
‘ articipntcd iii. and musical 30' chair. The clerk read the call and it
its by Mills VlU‘l Cummiuus were: was approved on vote.
“Ed: by “‘1- M about 10:30 re»! litemcrkable among the records or
to were served. and many“ last night's meeting is the fact that the.
”I Were Eli/911 Miss 'McNorney, “’1‘" old wurhorsel, the lawyers and all. not
email equal by her slit W1 quietly in the background with cello,
spouses. ing to say. It was a thing oi wonder
f y «broke up at on early hour, and many remarked upon it.
"nine. 0“ anlefifllufi 8003”} Commissioner W. H. {Shims read the,
01138 WIY'“ departure, and budget as prepared tor East Norwsiki
7 01‘ 15 P193311“ 50“"‘93' and or the Third taxing district, and ex-
hibit possible for her future. plaincdthe items. ‘
' her ihoushtfulnm of W Dr. y. 'n. Hoyt wished to know now.
iii MdNerncy 9'95”“th “‘0“ it the meeting approved the budget
{all departed with a smell and the board of estimate out down the‘
1116b. “DU“ OWMWI W“ appropriations, the people are to know
obtain a smell candle and n where they are My, ‘
the inscription. ’ moving} Chairmen Gorham opined that the
help you to find the WW district is entirely responsible on its
‘This WI “’0“ ”WWW“ by! electric department only.
V ' Isaac Church asked and was
cNemey. Alma Gustafiion, total is $111,310. ,
1181‘: Jim“ Harilicit. medial} Onrscuest chairman Sindhi explain-
Cummlngfi: “599mm and on the detailed item. he explained
aidinwaid and the Messrs.
j mistook. lieaudcrtiummin‘ss.
' .li’gt‘iaorge Taylor, Thomas
ii 'ilerosoy, Mrs. Hamil-
produce electricity tor a“ coutsupor
kilowatt. ‘ - - , “
‘1’."H. Fielding said he is opposed to
_. , HE shallowifont of the.
. I, , new Perfection Smoke- 4
less Oil Heater means con— j
stout unchanging Fflamc, ,
‘ whether it is full of oil “ore
nearly empty. ~ It mean
Shoo-teac-
‘ The new‘ Perfection. Heat-
on the market.
Smokel f
‘ locking flame-spreéider pre-
vents turning too high.
carrier in one; just ilfi: out ‘
the old and drop in the new, '
trimmed ready for use.
Indicator shows how muCh
party—«Lyceum. _ , ' Look for
ifhilip Troup lands the New Ha- $9.?!“
postmastershlp,” it will be one With the _
good newspaper mau taken care Oil is in font.
The 'Peri‘eétion .Heater‘is ‘ £7
' l -~=’quoise’~blde enema or steel
Marleen-will last a life time.
Easily carried.
Debtors everywhere or write for
illustrated circular.
STANDARD on. comm
W OF NEW YORK
ey for the engine be stricken out. This soon to give an opinion on the manual Hundred”!
is a. total‘ of $2.680. i'iWc. want $5,162 and it the‘streets are‘ cred at entwdilitances to watch the Odiclal returns
station, but otherwise the budget otlfmm the United Electric “8*"- SM an additional 38,700.
the conunissioners was approved. Thef WIMP Company on this point. HI said:
commissioners were empowered to hora t1“? station will be where “- 16 10" n mitten be allowed the lull nmou’utu
row up as much as $9,000 for the en-; Y6!" and 9: half. “Id that “i8 money. Fielding. oi! the previous motion,
be; expended will he saved in that time.
phase from a competing compupy be- inesslike to state an amount and Mini
cause the rates might be raised at‘Dunneback changeable motion toreadi
the. any time. He urged the continuance 33,500 for the electrical department.
36: She certainlymade Everyone “thka was culled to order by ‘(Tiel'Kéfnf the electric plant and the equips
rot more than ever she was leaving. Stewart Marshall at 8 o’clock. ill. . i.' meet. {Hg himself is in favor of spend everything in the district for less than . the United Malice troops when the
fiightiiig began. tile threw out patrols
. illié.
L "Willem?“ we"? “‘9 ‘M‘E‘B‘lormed that the electrical dopartmenti
that the oil engine is guaranteed to _
‘ Dr. Hoyts’iucvod timtoulyibe men
‘ homicides Milli , ,‘s’xmfl'q‘iit “
. hwmumlliouaaioi nomad titulldurv nu. ‘
,M ‘witli'tbe corporations is it mm voted.” 1 , ,
itching. m not ‘mfifimfl ‘witli a Mnltiumicbnck moved that
r that company. but i could have been. not, to o ‘
. . . tenets oi (normalizes m, an .
,We'l‘h'uki no chances of losing our
, Mullins". and he concluded bruised».
in! with thoi‘oltiiiens to he connotes
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{m knim)‘ M H
mm ob ‘
. thoédlgtri
“"liii‘ir * ‘1' ‘ .
, .isiiioiiiz
thnunnediil‘romiiiilirst Page.)
Within! but channel-f”
, , id he had been very
.. easy with-‘%;meoting and called the:
, , tort of the at“ ion bolero the nubile.
‘ Chairmen ,uitlln liiid‘uitew morere-
‘ marks to incite. Bo “morons o; the:
reliance why. the commissioners. are
. anxious to create their own power ”is
M ,dudtothekbian competition existing.
in this district today. . a year ago we
,1 had 84 customers and now we have.
‘ 111.". ‘Tllli commissioner urged that
, the district continue with ‘South Nah.
‘ walk in appreciation of the courtesy l’
the city has ‘uhown the district and be- a
cause “we ought to helpfsoutli‘“ Nor; “‘9 C033
wnik. for may are our «needs 'and than ““1
‘ ‘ brothers." “ _ ‘ I, , i th
“Charles E."Dunneback.d‘skedsuli0th-‘° e “m “”913.
lasted mil, neural ;
, 1 the soon
wounded. '
combusti ‘-—,-
. ., i;
. or 'question. but the meeting Wanted. J“ ”m? tbeg'snplayingon “1
'Z‘ the motion. .1. .streets on
V'l‘ii‘c Fielding motion was voted [El-1.1m. ”‘9 cg‘nlgiffii’fl»
vorably. " i i
if ii millionaires oi the meeting um
the' commission continue the plant
underthe present conditions. it no in-
spired Edward E. Gotham to? orptory
that he relinquished his chair to Clerk
Stewart ‘Mnrshall and took the liner. .
”Why should We continue with South really pus
Norwalk ii the United Electric IJEht made
more heat. holds
and is madembet-
any other heater.
‘ for 2 had a half? Why should like pay ilcers in
anyone 4 route? This plant costs the him to be
district ‘32 funerary?“ received. Ilerfiy to to
would wager. if items fainthat every; Leavin
e s s —‘— automatic-
Chihuahua.
reWiCk“Wi.Ck and Gentlemen. this is outrageous.-
wioked at the way we are spending the time
money for our electric plant now." peted. Nit once was he challenged.
Chairman Gorhsm. returned to his; Under
odiolel capicity. recognized Mr.
latter'aa‘ld that, it‘ds the‘d ‘y or the . def,
‘ icommission‘. to get e juice from the with the
.v cheapest. source. "
in vitr’eOuS‘ tori
diamond that South Norwcik has made offered no serious resistance.
Artistic in appear-
sion of souté in the meeting.
moved the acceptance of the budget. _
While there was a little talk pro.1Three'Americu‘nu are reported to-ha
been killed during the firing.
coeding on the motion. Augustus Bib,
leneteln. hitherto unheard from in any E
serious vein. asked that former Treus- over the international bridge into
Y. Albany, N. Y.
Boston, Ma». R ipriintlng of his report and made It
der, “ .
Issac Church was after
.,, ' amount in thelight budget.
sinner Snimn expalined that the com-yEd
to pro
them.
He moved that the request for mom" tion Counsel William F. Tummuziy is ”10 United 5'4“?“-
Chairmun Sniflln explained a leiter‘l to be lighted by um; district, we want dashes from ‘lhe MEN battle.
‘Many of'utli
} ceded.
He does not believe it wise to pur-.I ,.
Major R. b. i. Mitehio. udjutunt
l
Mr. Church again: "We used to run patrol. ,immcdiirtely took command
ing $5,000 for the inatnilatioa of equip~i$8,000. it seems to me that there's
ment for the making or electricity by ' something wrong." ‘
steam, but agreed to the oil engine be~|
cause it is cheaper.
Mr. Fielding said.
things, that it it is possible to buy the stood.
current at the 2% cont rate, it should Mr. 'Bniilin than sprung a hell. one
be done as a business proposition. which made the taxpayers sit up and . F0” Myer, Va}. “'0”
Mr. ‘Duncbeck asked of Mr. Bnimnitskonotioe: “if any man'quertlons my item. and ,firtficfldan, 1“-
the percentage or profit in the last: integrity l'li resign tonlcht.“ (silence).
year. . I"! heard tho crook 'thcy'll spend it:
Mr. enimn believes the plant a pale , and I know the source from wheelie
ins proposition, but the percentage be it cometli." .
has not figured. _, 'Mr. Dunncbwkdncrcascdrthc mc~ g
,. xDr. illoyt said. "We’ve heard from tlbn from $8,500 to 39.000. ' Pancho VIWWE in command of
the corporations. Perhaps 1 out any Chairman Gorbam said he doesn’t
a word for the district." ' « thinlnbut that all feel that the com-
Thc leughtcr‘eliook‘ the hull and missionera are honest
there was applause in elimination ct Mr. Molding. accepted the motion.
the pun. . ' ’Dr. Hoyt started something again
in. Hoyt continued” the hunter when be amended it to realise much
subsided and will that thou Wm only as the district may need.
lions are iookiut tor a chem to get Mr. ”casebook opposed Dr. Hoyt
East Norweiit'l notion. "lint minds-[1nd thought a certain amount should gullible “11013:”
mini. modicum ,I will“ dopv‘ be stated. . . ‘ ml Paco ii
We" ‘ ‘ ‘ "The“ entertained the first mo-
mma limiter broke forth. tics. tint the budget as prepared by
”We?” solo mewlm‘b. the district commissioners be wom-
onci‘liintrwe deified'iitcrdtcrm‘ unit ‘ ' _ , i
it,“ um it up smiles-it. " Weren't - “
to keep people of ‘El Paso back of
Church but only added complexity to “‘0'“
en thousand men. .
. A telephone message from the n
quiet.
One bullet ‘ broke
a hole in
this “morning. _
.“u
room
piste Clue
.. hm out ii
6d.
While salaries! be we -‘
mom '
. . ‘ $8.8illl'benpprovcdton‘
excitemonlyslooldnc 1%).qu ‘ ~ . Wow. .
can it turned, 'fto'
{bdrrow such sums of mcncyg‘uot to ex-
eoesmyjtoicgprry out
as Oi‘fi‘F’" . . ‘.‘, a
the first volley the astounded govern- ‘
imcnt troops were assembled and re}
‘turned the a logic a battle which
‘ Bullets f ' lid: in ldi Paso and all,
the resldgiggcro were switched by
envy artillery firing.»
«Americans were :kept‘from the danger
zone‘by tiiek’dct‘iich‘ment of the United
ELMBB' Fiftiibhtb Cavalry, on patrol
duty undorimiilr’ll. iii. L. Mitchis, and
so far as is known. no Americans were ,
“The formal surrender of line city to
onallsts was at ‘5Ro'clock
rel: commander threw :
himself an M? doldiers on the mercy
own rang with ‘vivas"
, It waelK‘13 n of the cieverest strat-
When Commissioner-whims asked egies in dent! story of Mexico that
Juarez we}: en. VQen'cral Villa with
General delirium was at Chihuahua
City. Thugggy, reported to be attach-
ing the. md‘i‘edoml troops were
rushed to the reinforcement of the
Chihuahum'r'rison, but Villa never
his attack. Trains more
io‘convey. his ermy'irito
and Water Company offers us current Jumps. last night. while all federal oi-
crtliern Mexico believed.
siting every energy to'
mill force otjmen there.
streetiiisht in the districtircosts 525. he took 7,000 of his troops on board
it is the train which reached Juarez at‘
oral troop train was ex-
cihrs'of darknesszthc rebels
Duu- surrounded the town save the river
30k or the room. The front. that next to the American bor-
nebeck lromrthe b and rtedsQaclo'wns made, and Deputies elected recently to form
rfll‘ery doing much at the
work.» The federalc were so complete-
Commissioner 3mm wntggm‘fim ly domorslized by the attack that they
; no offer to the district to furnish cheap 5 Col. Cairo. ‘spokesinunlor the rebels.
er power. as studied to Mike more» told the hifi'ciined Press today that
the had no video. of the number killed
.i 1 i‘ '
Alter a short discussion Mr. Fielding 1""! wounded in tho finessement. but, _,
‘ ,did not believe the loss was heavy. made by John hind. personal repre.
'. urer W. C. Twombiy he paid for the Pace soon after'the'iiring. Many clti~
a sens in Judi-er. were unable to reach
i mama, which was all ruled out cf‘or- . the American side because of the sud-‘
1* . 1dcnness of thentiuck. The Americans
a defingm‘ grouped at an American hotel near the
gommis. chclurs. nnd‘ii‘rebel guard was pines:
were on the Pioneer
Mr. Dunnobnck moved that the com._‘l’laza. near the post oilice. At one time.
Mr. ; bullets struck buildings around the
ac» Plaza and croutod a small panic among
the onlookers. . Bpliutcrs of glass from
The chair said it would he more bus-(i broken windOws showered upon them.
General Hugh L. Scott. commanding
the .United““8tatcs troops on border
Dr. 'Hoyt attempted to enlighten ML: danger iine‘."“$treot cars were hurried
the intimate Fort lilies to bring_ Want Ads. for chance: to iind more
mans otheritho situation for he was misunder-Enddiilomll Willem to ”10 lmrdél-Invpreciaiive employers.
Among dices was the Fifteenth 'Cnvai- . ..
ry. which gloved” here yesterday from
Mavenvwrtii.
At 8:30 tliidgihérnihz telephone mes-
;sases to them it“? headquarters in
'Juarez lrom,}hll,,i’uo brought the in-
formation that the rebels were‘in ccm- .
piste contrhlnhtmhe town. and that
attacking party,**which‘ numbered sev-
watchman at the Mexico Moray/esters
Railroad in liters: at 3:30 this morn-
in: said the town, was apparently
gym motherhood at
we nail-o ill but out a block from
the casualties. on 'Pionocr Place. our
all the lip, . ‘c Plagues lull oi. _.
ow, bullet struck the. «,
“ The rebels under Villa mail to
‘ "coo cook. camellia" Mien”.
' Veiuclllbuceoii. Toniqit
36 with damn Plaid DMIGM‘
liaison: liOc value. realm. pep y
‘ ._. $3.00, Bomiomblu.
. " v.50. delifOrIiia Mum,
All WOOLlpel‘ pair. .......
10c Outim Flannoie. .
Plain and fancy. per yard . ...
'JSc Men’s Linen Collars.
All sizes. all styles. each .......
[Wei-been ca. comm, .
Upright endginverted. regular pric
‘vuineever‘offened. Tonight. each ......................... 796
Dr. Lyon's Toooth Powder,
6 The regular 25c package; Tonight .......... . ........... 14c
‘ 25c Velvet Grip Pad Supporters.
With rb'elt, perpalr ........ .... ....... We
26c Children's Patent Luther Belts. _ a ‘
In black, white and rod, each .......... . ......... 17c
Full, big also. reversible. Md Cross cotton. scroll scams“. ,1,” _
25s Lgdlcc' Heavy Cotton and Licic Hon. 3
Double soles. spliced hecia.per.pair
$1.00 End $1.25 FiannOiettc Night Gowns.
For .v'Iomen. made of superior, flannelette. out big and full, best
.i-v
nr ........... ...... . ..... 39¢
. i
.........
a ...... I'IOJII
19m:
........ ................. »... 90
c
e We each. Tonight . ....... 7c
M
l
E‘town withoutadiscovery until they op-i
* ened fire upon the rebels. . i
i Senator: and Deputies Moot Today. !
MEXICO CITY, Nov. lbs—«Senatorial
the new Congress, in piacevof that dis-i
solved by Prfiistonal (President “gel“!
in; will meetf‘et choices-this cites“
lump in their? respective ‘ houses tol
{choose temporary speakers.‘ Early to-l4
day «President 'Huerta had given no in!
dication that he intended to alter his{
program to comply with the demands!
vei sentiitivc of President Wilson, that hel
‘vprevent the organization of the new‘
Congress.
Refugees from Juarez begun to flee, It would be no surprise in oillciiiii
E‘ circles here if the American embassy
were withdrawn. Nelson O’Shaugh-i
nosey, Charge d'Affaires, received at
communication from the State Depart-l
ment at Washington, last night. whichl
it is believed, contained instructions. i
Today's sessions of the Congress‘
’are expected to be confined to the for-
‘ .-..w.-v.--.w_._ MW“ . Both no; can rebels soldiers and
Eniertalne‘ Linittee is working in the dark because mality of selecting temporary officers.
laixds :ltc'lxmyof Mice E. "oflWALK KILLS “E“ will be 21/, cents per kilowatt to pur- it in not known yet whether the Fourth United iStates cavalry refused to allow Monday is the day fixed for both hous-
.. wateinwald. E"BINE "I" :chase the power {mm the electricaltuixing district or the Third [axing dig. any persomgupgp into Mexico, though as to meet and revise the credentials
' icompnny. ~‘ ltl‘lct is to “Kill. “39 district. Carport» refugees W. 333?!!!“th t0 01‘088 intoyof “191l- memberg and form a tempor.’
Eary organization. This business proba~
9:509“ of El Paso ”a" my will occupy two days at the most”
' street, held a smoker last evening. A '
of the recent election
ishow that all Deputies and Senators
had been elected unanimously.
mnncnt odicera and appoint commit-
tees to notify President Huerta and
the Supreme court of the formal open-
to ing of Congress. The riirst regular
session for the transaction of business
is expected the afternoon or Novem-
“f her 20, when Provisldnal President
Huerta will personally deliver
message to Congress.
the ‘
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GFACE BA‘PTIST CONCERT.
The program of the sacred concert
{of the Grace Baptist Church tomorrow.
afternoon will be as follows:
Opening—Choir.
Pmyeer, Johnson.
Scripturaltepding~Paston .
Address-«Mr. Bell-
Solo—Mrs. George Johnson.
Recitation—Edward Chance.
Solo—Mrs. E. A. Powell.
hoodlum—Mrs. White.
iSolo—dllrs. Perkins:
Paper—Mr. Howard.
Recitation—Miss Cora Bailey.
Seiection-Choir.
Pwper——Mrs. Bailey,
Solo~—Mrs. Howard.
Recitation—«James Perkins.
Sony—Mrs. Dickson.
Recitation-Evey Jones.
Solo-«Miss McClemen.
lkci-tation-«Edmond Jones.
Reading—Mr. Smith.
Solo-dines Stanley.
Recitation-411cc Minnie Bailey.
The committee is composed of Miss
{ Grace Datcher and Paul Boone.
l
. «Lawnou cLua SMOKERQN
The Klawron Club, of Washington
, large number were present and all env
:joyed the hospitality of the club mem-
On Wednesday both houses of Con-é M”- Caterer Ldill Bur-dick furnished
gross are expected to elect their“ per; an excellent rennet, which was duly
, appreciated, as was attested by its ra-
‘ pid disappearance. There was it four-
i piece orchestra to furnish music.
Cards and pool were divelsioua.
Wilbur Blackmail, of East Norwaik.
was in Cleveland. Ohio. when the oils.
' card swept the State several days ago.
'He‘ was on a train part of the time and.-
the engine ploughed only thhiy miles
:in nine hours.
it Rood not. can in the bolt paper.
W Wm...
the
ight
i
the
The
' and tlmcewlicrelyupm
. brick and strong they
Ami ‘ ”For that
Better Than“ Wealth
is perfect health: buttoenjoy good health it is necessary
firsttoget rid of the minor ailments caused by defect~
ivc or irregular. action of"tho stomach, liver, kidneys
and commandant: which spoil iiie,‘ dull pleasure.
and malts all More” ’feel tired or: good for nothing: ‘
p ‘ . fTa‘icL-ioeihi-fimrmmsmwm
have proved memmycsto be the best corrective or pre-
ventive or these troubles. They incurs better feelings
r6380
4
them soon .iind‘" themselves so
are better able in work and
Bassinet, ‘ '1 Pill: are
nod-cine
Norwalk Chronicler