to erect a :2 900 house on Aiken
street for Mrs. M. F. Webb '
Queen-anon. Fidelity 1301145. in "Read Co. have a. beautiful
_ in can write any. hind o: Imr- meat 5‘ 1 -
”3.3 ml: require Colt 11: on the
' 9 110.1230.
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C. A. M’Namara, of Reed
Mrs.
91, Daughters of Castile, will attend an
'aylor a. Golden
"'1'1'11 NORWALK rnus'rg'oo.
BUILDING. '
cers of this suciety in New Haven on
Sunday next.
'1 Building inspector finch today is
'. e follawins‘electncal permits:
18: Chitin: 19' wire house of
" ck Wags, 7r Berkeley street;
x1 house of john Scaszak
B. R. O'Dell residence on 32 West
Main street.
——Hats, caps. umbrellas. canes.
O‘Brieu's. '
Lodge. Daughters of Re-
Eureka
. ‘ 1 1 bckah,
. Hunters’ guns are heard earl) mom ‘mis “Wing 3‘ which time. commit
”ingot and squirrels and quail are be-' “‘95 “i“ be appomted ‘0’ the big
huge? :fair Mitch is to be held next month.
" lFoliouiug the business session there
Mfg. Marry Smith of Norwalk . is" will be an entertainment and refresh-
lHughes..in Sprittgdale. 1 1 members is expected.
_. 1
Saturday is coat and stilt day at 1110'
{Milton Store. The adv. gives parti-
culars. be sure to read it.
Thomas )lurrtty resume‘l his duties
at the Norwaik postot‘tice today, :‘ol.
:" lowing his annual vacation
3111111 and big bargains in groceries
at A. Da1eys for tomorrow.
lconviptcd read the adv.
The Kriezer Co. is 111101111 far and
11ide tor its ability to cloth Inert 110
men and children. also for its liberal
credit plan You 111:1 a peciaily urged
, to read Willi! they have to say in the
:5 Norwalk.1isitcd 1esterda1 111111 rel- big adv. appearing on the last page of
atiVes on Atlantic street—Stamford this issue, it will prove interesting
'Advocate and beneficial to you. ~
Mr and Mrs. R F Thanale, 01 So.
' . W's- Wilfield 5- Benton and daught- One of the highest pumpkins e1 er
‘ p er. .Curoline Clair. of 4. Quintard seen in 10111119 on exhibition
{Place ”0' spending a ‘9‘" days in Hayes‘ Market. it weighs 125 pounds
Brooklyn. N‘ Y' It 11 as raised by Seth 1). A1 erv. “of 22.9
E11 menus. Mr Avery raised a‘ greatl
. you will find at the N B Ryan co 3 number of pumpkins and a dozen of
store great nssortments of new the them weighed from forty to
: ,1 and reliable merclmndlse and the 1111- pounds each. The pumpkin attracts
”95 are unmatcbaile. a great deal of attention.
Mrs. Nellie Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth
lHannon, Mrs. Charles F Smith and
Mrs Timothy Fitzpatrick went to \‘or Hatter, New YOI‘k. contains 8 picture
walk thday to attend the funeral or of Otto C. Helm.
' Willgrn H. Rhymes“. whOse death 09.1- 1.,H formerly of Danbury, and the au-'
curM a fov?‘idays Rio while visiting tomobile in which. he makes pegular
triadic in Dfinbury.-Wa!lbury News trips between Manchester and New
. fwd... York. Mr Helm is proprietor ol the
' Q'llotbtions on the price of sugar Manchester lint Works and ‘his auto-
which the local grocers received today mobile is equipped with a large but
... ere‘a few cents lower a hundred 1313. box bearing the name of the concern
' than they have been since the begin- 1
ning of the European war. Dealers in The selectmen and town clerk are
the commodit1 are of the opinion that in session today in the Town Court
. the slight reduction in price is due to Room. in Norwaik. for the purpose of
1' ’ A falling off In the demand making v.0tors The session will close
—— tonight at 8 o'.clock They will be in
1 1A 'dtspntch from Washington says session later at the Council room in
that the application made thisw ek in the City Hall building, North Main
the supreme 00“" 0f the United street. Saturday. 17th, from 4 o'clock
case. ‘of D E. Lowe vs members of the Town Court Room. Wall street,
probably “1“ be 1199’“ “e“ Mollday- clock until 8 o'clock in the afternoon.
and it is possible that at that time a
date for the hearing of the appeal will:
be fixed.
—— M
The East Norwalk Cash Grocery is
offering special inducements for Sat-
Iurday. Read the adv. and take ad-
)pen Query affix-noun and vantage of “s GREYS.
1enlng. New pupils ac-
cepted every “day.
Policy's
Private Dancing
School
‘All the MODERN DARCES or the
fl‘wo Step and Waltz Guerrantecd in!
7 private lessms or Money refund-
.96, l
Senator Lester O. Peck of this dis
trict. uns unanimously tendered the
lnomiuation for représentative at the
,recent Reading Democratic caucus
'Mr. Peck declined the nomination in
an enthusiastic speech and said that
he expected to work harder for the
success of the democratic party this
year than e1er before. Mr. Peck wins
defeated for the senatorial re- nomina1
Policy‘s New Ballroom. tion by Representative Samuel L. Ste
'57 Monroe St. TH 1419" vens of Danbury. in the recent con-
‘ Jam" “XIIIV vention.
OPPOSITE R. I ‘ .——,«—-—- .
—Did you see Apolomo Hat. O'Brien
Prime) Assurcd
R. STATION.
of your life are short enough at best. To get the most good
from them for yourself and those in your care make them
. also
Saving Days ' '
As Time goes On. your savings account In the South Nor- .
1. walk \wings Bank 'and investments that spring from it
""m gradually 0380 you of the burden of earning and the
' money 3’0“ have Work ed for and saved will then work for ‘
yOu and save Yo“ “”0111 worry concerning the future.‘ '
0.13 Runes on received A permit:
Nothing prettier than a lowered '
Automnhile. Borgia-y “‘Ml‘ taffeta for your dancing frock l) M".
885011.- _-
. 1 street. Grand Regent of Court Laur- ‘
important meeting of the, state 0111- '
flectrical Company to sire.
on Oxford:
mature, and to C Caner to wire the.
will held a regular meeting.‘
Staying for st'inie titne with Mrs. Hugh men's. and a large attendance of the.
To be“
in;
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The current issue of the American'
of Manchester. N. '
5,.qu for the early hearing of the until 8 o‘clock in the afternoon, and at?
fi‘lihe United Hatters at North America. Wednesday. October met from 4 0'- '
a '
. ways makes them feel splendid
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Chair, $1.95
2.1
Quartcretl
$3.50 Chair. Special at . .
Likc picture.
You’ll 1.11;;
Dining Room
(ituuinc Lcat'ncr Si lip ii 111x Seat.
Halt Dinner chulur
$1.95
Tradingat
Good “llOlBSOIllc liread.
Crust 10p and Bottom
All is possible 11itl1
name.
Guarantee. 1 t: 1
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‘ molecular 1 1111s ORGAN 17.13 AN!)
EL-EC'I‘ OFFICERS.
At 11 meeting in the Cute Mellone
lyesterduy 65 representatives of state
lcontractlng firms. organized the Elec-
trlcul Contractors' association. The
lpurpose of the organization In to foe
ted trade reform abuses settle dif-
lieroncesbotween employer and em
'ployees. promote friendly intercourse
!11_nd dispense accurate Information.
These officers Were elected. Pres-
ldnt. E. M Baldwin. Hartford. secre-
tary. G. M. Chapman. Waterbury.
treasurer. Huntington Lee New lla-
\en; first 1tcc—president. J. 3. Fisher
of Dnnbury, second vice president. L
L. Guillnrd. of Waterbury, third Vice-
president. N. B Fitch of New Hanan
fourth 1ice president, E 8. Francis of
lHnrtford. fifth v.lce.presldent J. Wur-
' ren Gay of New London. Members of
the executhe committee. John Hot:
of Bridgeport. G. M. Chapman of Wa-
terbury. E. B. Wilcox of Meriden T.
A. Stewart of Hartford. and R. W.
Hewitt of 'l‘orrington. -
.____________.__..
COL. TILSON WILL BE OUT NEXT
WEEK WHEN HE WILL ‘
START CAMPAIGN.
Former Congressman John Q. '1‘"-
{son was up and about his home to
'dny for the first time. practically.
since he was injured over a week ago.
when his auto run into an auto truck.
He has about recovered from the con-
cusion of the brain. but iv not yet‘
able to leave the house. He expects
to get out by the first of next Week.
liowever, and pick up the ends of his
campaign for re- -electl0n to congress
whete they were broken off by the
accident.
W.
SEE If llll BHIlll’S
f‘CalIfomla Syrup of Flue.”
\ Look- at the tongue. mother! It
coated it is a sure sign that your lit
tle cne‘s stomach liver and bowels
need a gentle, thorough cleansing at
once.
When peevish, cross, listiess,.pnle.
doesn't sleep, doesn’t eat or act natu-
rally. or is feverish, stomach sour,
breath bad; has stomaCh-ache, sore
throat. diarrhoea. full of cold. give a
Vteaspoonful of “California Syrup of
Figs," and in a. few' hours allthe foul.
constipated waste; undigested food
and sour bile gently moj‘ves out of its
little bowels without grilling, and you
have" 11 Well, playful ‘chlld' again.
'You needn’t coax sioki'chlldr'en to
take this. harmless “fruit laxative:”
they love its delicious 111519.11 and it al-
' Ask your drugglst for s 50cent bot-
tle of "CalifornlsSyrup- of Figs."
which has directions for babies, chil- 1
dren of all ages and ‘fcr grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. thwart; of
STERLIN
127-129 Washington St,
\ \m‘.-.W.t-t‘1‘1-1‘1-1-1-1‘
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nun 11111111 "
' If'.cross, Feverish,-Constlpated. leo
counterfeits sold here. . To 111‘ sure . .
1 you get the genuine, sshtp ice 1111111- 1
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RlPilil Plillll ill ,
Gilli llllS SEASON
Hunters Say That Sport is Unus-’
uallv Good for This Time of
the Year
Despite the eat-linens of the season
And the lack of rain. local hunters de-
clare there is an abundance of game;
In the woods in 'this vicinity. The}
trees still retain a certain amount of1
foliage. but those who have scouteof'
through the woods have ‘not come
back empty handed. Sportsmen say?
that the woods are in such a dry con-
dltion that it is difficult for the dog
to scout the game._ There is a large
variety of ‘small game in the local
woods, indiuding partridge, rabbits,
gray squirrels and woodcock. With-
in the next week or so the season
will be at its height for birds and
squirrels
Warned Against Fire. .
Hunters are warned regarding fire
in the‘zvoods. as the result of the
numerous tires in this State. The ma-
jority of the tires are traced to care-
less hunters, who throw matches into
leaves and violate the Game Laws by
attempting to “smoke squirrels out of
tree trunks.
Lack of Rain ll Felt.
The lack of minis a severe handi-
cap to residents in the outlyingldis-
tricts. who are dependentou wells and
springs for water. Many farmers in
all sections have been carrying water
for the- 111st monthfldue to the fact
that their wells and springs have gone
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Fits-LI Eyeglasses
e 0va
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Should your eyes luvs about (Mai
You trauma or your glasses need
adjusting_ feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM 'J.- ”003'.
WAN
Room I. K 31101101
No‘. 195 :m'lp " .
DO YOU BAKE?
\\ .1nderf11l light Biscuits
Sweet Tender _'.luic)'Meat
Dielicious Pie \\1t11:1Crispy Melt in Your
Sterling Range.
lake. Cook and Heat. or money re-
funded. C10 D211 lrial Free
Free Auto Delivcry Everywhere. '
Special $6.00 White Enameled
’Phonc 9105.
"dry
'eud drive the Eczema away and it is
1 often years later before any eruption
. again appears oh the skin.
which is applied to the affected parts
, in the same manner so an ordinary
4-!" ’-l.,_‘!‘ a u: 'a:
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TRUE-~TO—-IT S--NAM
an.- ’A-I‘s <
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STERLING
H1alrial1’ a 416.11" A,‘
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True is its
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...... $13.50 to $100
. :. .. $4.95 to $50.00
1 STERLING
and WOOD
RANGE
F or
OAL, GAS
Bed, $2.95
A ll
triple coated white enam-
irnn. heavy... lictl,
clctl. Fully guarantctd.
Regularly $11.00. Any
size. Special .. $2.95
Beautiful Shirt Waist Box
Matting covered. neatly trimmed, with every purchase
of $15.00 or over. Given Free.
[FURNITURE COMPANY,“
True-to-it’s-Namc
VSo. Norwalk, Conn
3- 'I"- n/nwln u'a/a ' a uln/a 'I-I”-’-’~’
1px“. .‘1‘. ‘1‘ ‘ ‘ ‘x‘ "\"1" t a 1‘“ II1~ ‘A‘ ‘\ ..
A farmer from the northern seci
tion of the town stated yesterday that
there were seven springs and threei
wells on his place and that all but?
one well had dried up. the first time
he had ever known them to be with?
out water. A. large patch of hog on}
his farm, which is four feet deep. is?
extremely dry. for the first time in
30 years
—Buy a derby. O'Brien's. ’
ESTIMATE OF HEALTH BOARD.
The following is the estimate that.
the Health Board has submitted tothej
Board of Estimate covering the run'}
ning expenses for the coming yettr:
Salary of health officer ....... $800.00
Salary of clerk .............. 100.00:
Printing and advertising ...... 50.00
Typewriting ......... . ....... 25.00
Stationery ................ 25.00
Postage ........... , . ........ 25. 00
Disinfectants ...... . . ... ..... 50. 00 l
Inspection of water sheds. . .. 500. 00}
Food and sanitary inspections 800. 00
incidentals—carfare. transpor- . ‘
tatlon. livery . . ........ 125.001.
$2 500 00 Any child will understand the simpli~
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Get an Ounce of Bold Sulphur and?
Heal Skin Eruptions Right Up.
Any breaking out or irritation on '
the face, arms, legso‘r body when ac-
companied by itching, or when the
skin is dry and feverish, can be read-
ily overcome by applying a little bold-
sulphur, says a noted dermatologist.
He informs us that bold-sulphur in-
stantly alleys the‘angry itching and
irritation and soothes and heals the’.
Eczema right up” leaving the skin
clear and smooth. Bold-sulphur has '
occupied a secure ‘posltionflfor many
' years in the treatment of cutaneous 1
disorders because of its parasité- de-
troying property. Nothing has ever
"" 1. been found to take it’s place in treat- .
f ing the irritable and inflammatory
' skin affections.
While not alvtays .es-
tablishing a permanent cure it never
fails. to subdue the itching irritation
Those troubled should obtain at. any,
pharmacy an ounce- of bold-sulphur
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Royal Spoiety Package
“Doll Outfits”
Not only will one of these Doll Out-
fits fill any little Indy 3 heart with joy.
but it will be the first step towards
makingher industrious. It will teach
her to cut, new and embroider—three
accomplishments useful to every girl.
tied directions. and the designs are es
peclally‘planned for little ones.
—- J. LMaliette.
THINGS
The Vanush for all your out
' It’s guaranteed by '
Maker: of high-grade mm
. since 1332?
cH.1§'1i""i'ow
e mambo‘ré‘ot'ths'csnw ..
NEW
"Valentine 81‘ Company "
Our well trained staff of
sharpshooters with the
needle made our custom
department a safe place for
you to depend on for your
clothing.
Domestic woolens that will
Stand by their colors as well
as imported fabrics.
Suits and Overcoats made to
your measure $15 to $50.
. Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk and So. Norwalk. ‘
Last Appearance Today Of
“Burning Daylight"
In Five Rhels.
‘ SATURDAY.
“Lucille . Love Series”
installment tomorrow.
October 19 and 20
Cash Prizes given for solution
of each week's saying of the
charming Lucille at the critical
moment. Don’t miss the eighth
Ellward Abeics in this four—
reel Paramount feature.
“Making of Bobby
Burnit”
Rhyt’szheatrc
WEEK Bfiémmflc ocr. 1211-1,
Five Acts of Vaudeville
AND. ~
Motion Pictures
.a—u
Three Shows Dally—2:15, 7:15. 9:15
Vaudeville
changes Mondays-
Thursdays
Piotures change
Daily ‘
"Stamford Theatre
Emily Wake’msn Hartley, Manager
WEDNESDAY. 'rHuosnAv AND
’ FRIDAY, I
BIG BOSWORTH FEATURE.
‘THE VALLEY OF THE MOON."
SEVEN REELS. . '
Afternoon 2:15
MATINEE, All Seats“ ..... 109
Evenings, 7: 00 and 9: 00
NIGHT
"
SRTURO'AY: Matinee. 2:15; Even-
Ing, 7:00 and 9: 00.
‘ D. W. Griffith’s Supreme Achieve-
ment,
“THE AVENGING CONSGIENOE."
-A Screen Version, in Six Reels of
. EDGAR ALDEN Ron's
:"THE TELLTALE HEART"
mand— '
“ANNABEL' LE5"
And Comedy Fel'ture.
Matinee, All Canto, 1094 Evening,
' 10° and tile 1.;
sum-"ohm PHONE 2300. 1.
........_...19g and 15::
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Norwalk Chronicler