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made Candy 3....
always run
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executor”
Lane's run: lo: one“
,1 fr": near or saucer
encoucrn
F. A. LANE
"st wasfllfierou avatar
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Miss Mary A, Finnegan is ill at bar
home in Center avenue.
overcoats at
See adv.
Leading styles in
Rogers and Stevens.
The Red Star barge “29." is being
unloaded for the Raymond Bros.’ Com-
pany of a large cargo of soft coal.
Miss Mary‘and Miss Lizzie Adsma
of Weston. are entertaining their
cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Pillow, of Nor
walk.
3:
Robert Homer. of Main street. has
. taken a poeition as'substitute mail
carrier from the First Taxing District
post place,
No better way to celebrate .llldison
day than to stop in Angevine's and
hear a record on the" new Edison Dia-
mond Disc Phonograph.
Try the Barry shoe sold by Loan
Avrl‘ck
wear well. °
—- v"
I
The “Portfolio Club will give a sil-
ver tea at the home of'Miss Hard, 4:
,7 West avenue, on Saturday, for the
benefit of the Red Cross work.
It will be recalled that Albert Her-
' rltt. whose accidental death was re-
corded in a Sentinel despItCh, was for .
a long time employed on the Wilson
Point extension, and is well known
in Norwaik.
Landscape Gardener Albert Runs.
will plant three German Linddn trees
in front of Mrs. Mary C. Woodsz
residence In North Main street. Hoyt'a.
Nursery, of New Canaan. will furnish
5 the trees.
Hlima Jacobson, Lillian Youngs.» an
1th Weeks. Richard Gustafson, Oscar
Waleur. James Cassidy, and 'Wiiliall
McCarthy are among the many local
young people who attend the dance in
Washington Hall. Cranberry, tonight.
James Hanford, of Winfield street.
is enjoying a two-days’ vacation from
his duties in the South Norwalk post-
oillce. John Burnes is substituting
during his absence. The next name on
the list for a vacation is that of Ed
ward wllaniord of the East Side. who
will have Friday and Saturday of this
week off.
-¢ , ’ . 5 5 5
THE BANK or saavds
“Who’s to Blame
it you do not save some portion
of your money while you are
earning it? ‘
Save and Have
in the advice of the majority (t
self-made men Who have been I
' access in the world. 5 5
Systematlcaiiy
bank a part of your earninu:
gond prepare for a comfortahl
5 1! Hill. I:-
(WMMM)
THE lllllllnllfllll.l.!d§2Dl£Iibl m -
Tomc' Reconstructor fi“”......“.§"“ T” “’ M ’
They have plenty of time now.
Some a! there are on a azhournvreek
schedule; other: are out of employ-
,snont.
The prediction of Hlli’: election is 5
basedalseapoathedguwsottbeeieo
;tlon in 1912. II, M year”. 15,616
‘votes were given for Jeremiah Done
van, Dsmocrat;14.188 votes for E J.
Hill. Republican, and 8,363 votep lot i
the Progressive candidate. The claim 5
is made. and earnestly with sons
foundation. that boat of the 3388
rated that went for the W
mtwomuswhlbedv
', busywinterofln
They keep their shape and .
so to Iii on ”Wm
are casino-as, oven WWW».
,ihst Mr. Shepard of Bethel, the Pro
greasive mitigate tor Concrete. will
not receive more this 1.900 to will
" votes in the com. No one claims
that the others will go to Donovan.
Nearly every one asserts that nine
tenths of thein’wiil so to 381.5 55
The situation throughout this dis-
‘trlct is perhaps well redacted in
Stamford. gall” Borgluln. active
throughout the State two years ago
as a Pregnant” lender. and a warm
personal grind of Theodore Roose-
volt. has ionic out openly tor Hill So
has' Robert A. Reynolds. who succeed-
ed Mr. Borglum as chairman of the
local Progressive organisation. and
' resigned the position altarhoidlng. it
for a few weeks: Practically all of
those, who were active in the Pro
_ greasive leadership two years ago. are
for Hill. They had that he stands for
all the essential principles the Pro-
gressives desire to see advanced. The
Progressives believe In a protective
term, They know that the industries of
Fairileld County flourished under the
protective policy, and they have seen
them Munich under the new tariff.
A curious feature oi the situation.
understood better now than It was
two years ago, is the powerlessness of
a Democratic Congressman irom Con-
necticut when he finds his views upon
questions like the tariff opposed {by a
majority of the Democrats ‘ In the
House. Before his election two years
ago, Mr. Donovan let it be understood
that he would oppose any change in
the tariif that would have an injuri-
ous enact upon industries in this dis-
trict. As is well known, legislation
was decided upon in. the canons of
Democratic Congressmen. Mr. Dono-
van voted loyally according ‘ to the
dlctstea oi the Identity of on party
confuses, notwithstanding that he
had asserted the legislation would be
' lulurlous. perhaps disastrous. to indus-
tries in his district.
The men who voted the Progressive
national ticket in 191: perceive today
that any support they may give to
Shepard'a- candidacy is a help to Don-
ovan. They reason that Hill, with his
weil~known record and his long ex~
parlance in Congress. not only is
more truly representative of the dis-
trict, but his influence in legislatiou
would be certain to prove effective.
in Stamford, in 1912, 953 votes were
given for the Progressive candidate
for Congress. Keen observers esti-
mate that the vote, for Shepard on
November 3. will not exceed 200. Mr
Shepard has delivered his carefully
prepared speech here. after one in.
effectual attempt to get a hearing.“
a Progressive meeting. He had an
audience of forty or iifty men No one
New linens at J. l. Mallette's. Bee
adv.
Gotta week at the D. M. Read 00.
Don't fall to take advantage of the
many bullies. at? the some time help-
ing your country. See adv. .
~Ins-vellum blanket economies In the
great Harvest Sale new in progress
at the Boston Store. See prices in
adv.
——-l.nlllea’ Clocks. Suits and Skirts,
malls in order. Full line of dress
m of all kinds. Dibble. Upstairs
78 Waahm street.
nus. meeting nemesis; of Un-
caa Tribe. No; 26. 1,50. RIM" the past
nachos-s of the Tribe planned to com-
pooe I m team, and indications
are on dd We“ wiil‘malre a
u IA
.4“ . . . f'w
,. ‘v . a
mood”; pt gtull's. See adv.
aprons are especially low
priced for this week Thursday at Dic-
her-isn't.
(la-manic Eben Hill. Jr. of the
eon-em Naval Reserves, with sev-
eralothor State Militia emcers. will
be ”at Friday evening at the
nasal.- and entertainment held at the
club rooms 'of the Bridgeport branch
of the militia at the foot of Seaview
ave-n.
The West End improvement Asso-
clnion will hold a meeting at the
Klondike Club Hail. this evening at 8
o'clock. Every voter and humor of
the W‘ End should attend. John
B. Spun-‘1: the president. and Al-
bertm the secretary of the club,
and they will see that refreshments
are navel after the meeting.
—-W (lit-ks, Suite and Skirts,
made “larder. Full line of dress
goods of all kinds. Dibble. Upstairs
'18 Washington street. '
in what he said, but all were imprecis-
ed by a remark of Chairman Alsop.
in Stamford, recently.‘thst “The Pro-
gressives are at the bottom of the
hill. ”
There are those who do not wholly
agree with Mr. Alsop. They are “at
Rev. John Stapleton. Charles S. St.
John. name Beard and v. o. Thomp.
son. of the local congregational
church, are attending the mid-year
meeting of 1914 of the Falrfleld Coun-
ty Annotation of Congregational
couches and Ministers. which is be-
in; bad bohy in the Congregational
Church at Kowlown, Conn. Much bus-
iness of importance will be transact-
ed.
curing votes for Progressive candi.
dates is concerned. The Progressives
in Stamford and in other towns
throughout Fairleid County are work-
lug this year upon a new program.
They are not putting up tickets of
their own in local elections. nor are
they taking any great interest in the
state ticket named for their party.
They are, either in an organised way
or as individuals, using their influ-
ence in hehalt- of good government.
Inches! Sullivan. whose police re.
cord datea‘hnck beyond the hen of the
"oldest inn-bum". was again arrest.-
ed ht evening fos- indulging in- his
favcnte pastime—drunkenness“ ML and wise policies. They are cowgll
chad thought it was perldctl’y proper ing the older parties to name . ‘
to drink out of a whisky hottle’in‘ a; dor class of men. 31’hc‘lr support 13
local drug store while other custom usually given 'to the Republicans when
era drank sodas. but once; John H. the latter name candidates they can
em thought diffel‘ent. 85 was deem worthy of support, and the Re-
Jilin W's verdict this morning 5. publicans are generally doing that.
5 most of the Pregre‘ssiv'es in this
town and others are ,still enrolled W
on the Republican caucus list, They.
perceive the futility of ._a new party.
and are unwilling, after the exper-
lance .cf the last two years. to bee
Democratic auxiliary.
...:
Member: or the Woman’s Associa-
gli- .ot the First Congregatiogl
(third: at South Norbvalk are being
m today at the annual meet;
mg 'u the Min liissionary Society
of m floimty. being held in the
W Church “andmmem’5 by ,
(lamb-st. sin-“omen Judson will
m 0 m“ and Miss Alice
claim will discuss "Our Work
Ans-g ”when and Children.
can callus
street is entertaining. over the week.
my William Giickman of New York
seemed to manifest any great interest ,
the bottom of the hill” so far as se- ‘
Miss FINKELSTIJNE ENTERTAlNe
Miss Hazel il‘lnitelstone of as High ?
and Miss Anna Gilckman and Attor- v
2 , city. Miss Julia .Udleman of South
‘5 - Nor-walk, ill-ls: Edith -Wein of Port ?
Chester. N. Y, and lites Anna mud of -'
Coal. Wood. Cement ‘
SpecialPriwlonCthOrders,
3R9wan‘St.
Cute, Cunning.
Amusing
PRINTED IN U. 8.
First some «home Made
003119 CARDS.
Gone In and get your laught‘
ilfll‘ii ......
and News ..
Store.
1 m ST.. NOBWALK
College Coats
$7.98 up
Jacoby’ s
55 Openethills payabc breathe
Mintzs
Monthly Charge Accounts
ly without any extra charge"
for the convenience. '
3
This Health. for Red Oak
COAL
WILLIAM EFFRON
Phone 441
The City National Bank,“
h
Therefore. the heat. surest a nd
world is to open an account wit h a
This Bank invites you to—
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ecyloioryollrovercoet.
loose, roomy. momma
6.11ch Thachh in
endothermi-
or. The “pl-{ole 815 cos/35.
Alltbcotbctlliods allover-
.mulotsbepuslmflh‘o
last Paper, Inst Work, Inst Prion
I. NORWALK
Test Its service by trial!
it has been truly said that“ s avlng is the key that unlocks the door
of increased opportunity And gre ater prosperity. "
Test its strength by investigation!
safest way to get ahead in the
strong financial Institution.
“41.5”;
F. 3. iron
Good Job Printing
.8 NORTH MAIN ITIEET
“ON! .07
to $35
Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
I . ‘ . ‘
Table Linens.
Now. all pure Linen Hemetitcbed
Damask Table Cloths. in assorted
designs ............ 42.00 to $.98
All Linen Table Cloth. with Nap
kins ...... ...“.ODnat
STUDENTB' EYES SUPPER
from straining. Glasses to rest the
eyes while studying may prevent an
rlous lasting effects.
Parents should see to their chil-
dren’s health. Our Oculists-expa-
rlenced physicians—are at your
service.
TEAM” 5 ER
OCULIB‘I’S AND OPTIOIANS
87 Atlantic Squaw. Stamford. Conn
Mercerised Damask Table Cloths
..'.5...... $1.00 each
TOW E L8.
New assortment of all-linen Dane
ask and Linen Towels; regular sise
............. .50cto5di.00
All- linen Guest Towels. 26: to 500
4.1.:- Mallette
BEER’IOPAY HALF " r
THE WAR TAX
st. Louis. 310.. Oct. ti—The war
revenue tax 0! approximately “9,-
000 000 on the output of beer is
agreeable to the brewers of this5eity..2
although this industry ‘alreadyypnys'
a yearly Internal revenue tax 'bf‘ 3165-
000,000. Thea tax on negotia-
ble instrumentsygsks and bonds.
deeds. bills of 1‘ ins. pu-llmnn car
and 'nteamship tickets and Insurance
policies is expected to yield :80. 000. -
000 and the remaktder will be rais-
ed by a levy on tobacco. patent
medicines. «pol-fumes. cosmetics. then-
tm and amusement tickets and etc.
The beer tax will yield a revenue
more than ten times greater than
that or any part single commodity
lull Liiili lllflli 2
lliiili iii liiil
vanes measurement. .or
"SALTS is BACK HURTS on .
stances *"soresne.
noes .-
We are a nation of meat esters and
our blood is tilled with uric acid, says
well known authority', who warns "us
to be constantly on guard against kid-
my trouble. j ,
The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood of this (irritating acid, but
get sluggish; the eliminative tissues
the blood to poison the entire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
like lumps of lead and you have sting-
ing pains in the back. or the urine is
cloudy mi of sediment, or the hind-
der- is irritable, ohilglng you to seem
relief during the night; when you have
severe headaches nervous and dim
spells,2 sleaplessness acid atomich 'or
rheumatism in bad weather. get from
your pharmacist about four ounces of
Jet! finite; “$9.3 tablespoonful in a
glass or water before brealifas‘t" each
neys will not line. This famous suite
is made loom the soul 01 gram and
l.emon juice combined with lithie‘. and
has been .u‘s‘e‘d tor. generations to
flush and stimulate clogged Barneys.
to neutralise the and. in urine so it is
‘ ' web? or Irritation.1tlius
inexpensive and cannot
a delightful airmen
Open not. Evans. Est. 1897.
become weal: from the overwork: they _
clog and thus the ‘waste is retained in ?
morning and In a few days your kid- . -
and bladder disorders. :5
RANGES ‘
”monotonous-Catl-
2 cities.
STAMFORD. MAGEE
YORK. PERFECT
' 2 ACORN
Also mu m an flanges.
Jones 8: Hotohkiss 5
Company, '
17 Wall 8- WI.
Glover s
54 Walter
St.
Bridge Fish Market
Rockawsy Deep Water 038%.
All? Kinds of M and Salt Fish
Long and Round Cleats.
Es
Shell-
Hard Crabs.
comics
. 71 North Main Street-
Frsa Daiovory Phone xiii. _
t
Daily and-Sunday '
Papers
Delivered to-your home or
- oilicc‘,l Prompt service.
Phone your order to
BRIGCERMAN
R08. 64 North MainSt.
.. TREES TRIMMED ....
.....CAVITIES TREATED".
Beaupem’ 8.. Sounder
‘ snacncuavumers.
sou-rs noswALK. cons.
‘—
oue cause no mess- THAN mane
LY user wsLL—rl-lsv'
WEAR WELL. \
‘ This means keeping: their shape
throughout a long. satisfactory service.
if you want THAT kind;
TRY THE. exaltv sues. ‘
LOUIS Avrick
Pastor-no: eLoolr ‘ ‘
. L
RALSTON
Relston Shoes are made on
{antimoulded lasts. We have a
style for every foot.
5 woo—5% 50- 5
suave—o —..q..u
m...—
save Farr-non; min 1m mars.
(phat-lee Butcher. the larlgeport man
one‘d (arm in New Canaan, Saturday.
weal -- indentitied Mon‘day by his son.
‘ was dod‘tm hemorrhage or
was subject to spells of insanity. no
had delusion that thereawae a tree;
who was tound dead on an aband-l‘
~ ,j 1 score-5 seamen
, manna IJGHTING.
We bave'added a system to our business whereby we can
house nnd you pay for it on the lnstel ment plan.
will bring representative who will further explain
ELECTRIC LIGHTENG FIXTURES; 2
10m- pigeon ctr: liixiures are the lowest in town. No matter who does the -
w ring us no quote loll our prices Elle-uric Va 5
Irons .285 ”‘8. cum Cleaners ’13,, .
'l‘lIE WHITE ELECTRIC 00.
‘ 'Plionc 34153.
wire your-j
A ’phvne call or postal;
So. Norwnlk
AT
The LittleShop
North Hun 51mg ,. '
THE LATEST MODELS
sun's. GOWNs AND waste 2 ‘
ALSO. 2. _,
UNDERWEAR. cones/rs AND 2
. HOSIE'RY.
K. A. onavmv.
l
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L C.
Smith. Underwood. .
Remington, all other
» makes. sold, rented;
, repaired. am. vs
per month. Minot?
sold at $5 per loll
JAS. OONNELAY;
16 South Main street. South Normal
m
39
New
Heater ,
VERY ECONOMICAL
See it at our office W.
The United Electric
Light in Water Co
Ford Owner
Your car may need locking ov
prices are right. Work guaranteed:
Mill call for and deliver anywher '5 '
Fairileld county. .
Ford Parts. Ford Tires and Man
Very Low Prices.
Give me a call. Estimates on men
al overhauling. Now Is the time? to
make arrangements.
FORD SPECTALISTS
Austin’s Garage is
122 SOUTH MAIN 81'.
' Phone 18222. .
w. R. AUSTIN.
, ? Best Advertisements '
The} reason for our constantly
we stood ready to ...... it.
silver. platinum and porcelain. Gas
administered when desired.
. 2 consultation Free.
. 2 hurt: "mate 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment. 2 5 .
51 '5 5.'5 Hts—U Eyeglas , 5e
increasing business is that we al— ' ‘
Best motorists, guaranteed wort: ._
_ 2 and lowost es. Fillings in old
pay made Monday. revealed . W '8 ' '
should your eyes blue no. girlie.
you trouble or your glasses and
actuating. test at liberty to one
WlLLlMl all MDOBI.‘
«Tl (HAN.
Norwalk Chronicler