,rmnoine 1
made Candy f
" Alwoyo Freon
HUYLER’B rowouc
. concourse
' Logo's run: 1c: canons
rue near or use"
,. rnooucre
‘ r. A. LANE
6‘ WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK '
u....-..-rn_-—~_-n
Before giving your. party. come in
and look over our Hallowe‘en favors.
place cards, and novelties. Donnelly’n.
Joseph Smith, of Westport avenue,
is a papa, Yesterday a little daughter
was born to him. Both mother and
child are doing well,
A new house is soon to be erected
on Ely avenue. A permit was. tuned
this‘morning to Christopher Coputo
to dig a cellar for the new residence.
Miss Anna Keating, of Cedar street.
who has been seriously ill for some
time past, is improving, much to the
satisfaction of many of her friends.
Officer John H, Smith last evening
arrested V. Hampton. on'Day street.
for drunkenness and vagrancy. He
was given 10 days in Bridgeport jail
and costs. this morning.
Mrs. M. J, Hazelett and dough-
ters,.Katl1eryn and Ruth, of New GI»
naan, spent the week-end with her ob
ter, Mrs. James Hazeiett, of Mob
shall street, South Norwalk.
A pérmlt was issued by the build»
ing inspector this morning to L. J.
Stewart, for the purpose of building
an addition, 10 x 12 of one story, on
his house on Franklin street. The
cost will be $100.
The Friday Evening Whist Club met
at the home of Judge and Mrs. Henry
W. Gregory, on West «avenue, lost
night, and a very pleasant time was
enjoyed. it was the first gathering
of the members this Fall.
Peter Eescences, of Olijen street,
yesterday afternoon jumped at! a Inc's
lng train in the vicinity of Stamford,
and mysteriously disappeared, The
man was 'bound for New York City.
He is believed to be demented. A
search is being made for him. He
is about 32 years old, and is of a.
short stocky build.
“illinm J )lcliugh Jr.. of the Nor-
walk iatht ,Cluh. this morning receiv-
ed a handsome trophy which denotes
that his yacht holds the championship
of'Long island Sound for the past sea~
son. The‘ prize was a handsome silver
shield. awarded torthe best best in'
the twenty-one foot raceabout class,
and Mr. McHugh is justly proud of it.
THE SANK or sanvrta
Measure
your bank by the service it
gives. Honesty of purpose. up
- to date equipment, capableand '
,2. discerning officers. conscien-
, lions and oiiicient stall? of as- ,
. sistants,m make it possible for no
- to she exceptionally good ser-
' v.ice In point of '
Servrce
,we' extend every facility I and
convenience required in 1.th
transaction of modern banking.-
Be Convinced
by opening an account today}.
‘» The South Norwalk
.Trust Company '
: remedy which is recommended for the
‘ kidneys were badly disordered. .
0mm 31111110.“. Y.
~ his MODERN
Tonic Rommttuctor.
F; H. BAXTER Dmggist.
3
m w sumo-d
UNDERTAKER
mmmmiwmo
Immense»: or. ,
Jolson-noon: mm
Leo-on! Henri hon received a per-
mit to wire the twommiiy house on
5 w mot this morning. Work
_ ”job will alert immediately.
Boy?! market on Main street. First
Dion-let. will‘bo wired for electric
15cm: A permit for this purpose was
issued by my building inspector this
nor-ll;
' revenue bill.
‘and imposing a levy of live cents on o
tottwo oontsogollmonmettoeu
'lief legislation to permit national
W111. IE IEIUIEI
WASIUNTON. Oct. 23.—Adjourn-
ment of Congress soon virtually was
assured as a result of the fiction
of the conferees of the two houses in
reoching a final agreement on the war
\
The conference report was ready
to); presentation when the House met
SUFFEIIII'SIEITLY
(Continued tram First Pose.)
We‘Ameitlcnn girls, resident in
Frnnece for the last fifteen years, have
just come from our home in Honlgate,
equally diotressing scenes. We can
testify that the picture painted by
the writer of the above letter is not
yeoterday. The program . call-
06* for its consideration in the Senate
following action by the House.
Foposed by the Senate to increase the,
tuna beerfrom “cutest/1631:9121
goilon on rectified spirits were admin
oted. fillers to och-titan io lineal
those amend“: Woo {to-
“wood: moi to motors no too
contained in the House bill will re-
du‘oe the amount of revenue as coil-
mated under the Senate bill at 3151;.-
000,000 to ”0.000.000.
indications were that the measures
in the'proposed scheme of cotton _re-
banks to issue circulating notes bued
cent. of unimpaired capital and our
» plus and to license cotton warehouses .
Under the agreement, amendments ’lfugeee. who he i been chose d from
‘tbeir homes in Belgium and the north
on commereiol paper up to ten per1
exaggerated. We know. of our own
knowledge. at the distress. misery,
loss or property, loss of loved ones.
and even loss of hope, of the poor re-
of fiance, are now distributed among
the viiioxoe. cities and towns of the
west and southwest of France.
Three. hundred or these refugees
um m to not own little home
town, which in winner hos a pollute,
tion of soorceiy a hundred people. To
core for these poor, hopeless, home-
iooo ones. yimcome with nothing
more than the clothes they'wore, corn~
mitteee were formed which have so-
cured money to provide blankets to
cover these poor, who are housed in
the schools. thegorages and other
Isuch places, where straw has been
placed on the’ floors for the refugees
to sleep on.
Nearly all the money they have, has
would be “pocketed" by the House.
Absence of a quorum prevented action
on these measures yesterday. The oth-
er lneasuro in the cotton relief plan to
provide for a quarter of o billion oddi
' tlonal currency through issuance of
e
United States notes or Panama Cans.
bonds was rejected by it large vote.
gram for adjournment completely up
:set as a result of obstructive tactics
who are demanding legislation to re
iieve the cotton situation. The plan
to adjourn ate o'clock last night. im
medlabiy following the adoption ofi
the conference report on the war rev
enue bill was frustrated by the tilibuo
Loon. 1... Font has left the em—
bloyo of the United Electric Light &
Watered. All New Canaan trouble is
new biog token core of by the South
Nor-welt tune.
A m We on Madison
otrou. loot evening. was lnveotkoted
by 0M 1!. Roberts, upon complaint
of normal ne‘igbboro The matter was
settled ootiofoctoriiy without resort to
the courto. __
Haiti- Ollcer W. J. Tracey has re-
ceive? o-‘roport of a case of diphtheria.
which won discovered yesterday. The
use. to Lewis Reynolds. of 61 Win-
field otleet. loot Norwnik. The young
. boy om Pltch school, but as it is
not thought there is any chance of
m the school will not
elm
Judge Burpee. of the Superior
(lo-rt, yeoterdoy heard the divorce
one at In B.Waslkiewlc, of Water
street. this city. who asked for a
divest. on grounds of (insertion. Ai-§
ter reviewing the case, Judge Burpee
lira. Wosikiewic.
A party of Norwolkers
to be gone over the week— end on
coon hunting trip. The journey will
be mode by automobile and the mem-
ber-o will not return until Sunday ev
Mr. and Mrs Samuel L Weed. Miss
Martin Henderson, Miss Nettie Sel-
Hili, 11:, Charles Frizzell and George
Willahire.
nnn'r txrrilutvi
YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE 1r:
vou FOLLOW THIGADVICE.
Never neglect your kidneys.
If you have pain in the back, urin‘
ary disorders. dizziness and‘vnorvous’
‘ '. ness, it’s time to act and no time to;
experhnent.
symptoms'oi kidney traubl'c, and"a
kidneys should be taken in time.
Dunn's Kidney Pills are a mod
remedy to use. it has acted eiiecuVely,
in many cases in this vicinity.
Can South tNorwalk residents de-
mand further proof than the following
testimonial! .
Mon, 0. iPeterson, 50 ‘First street,
East Norwolk. says: "I was subject
to dim and nervous spells, andmy
buck and bend lubed and 1 was feel-
me to try Donn‘o Kidney Pills. They
promptly relieved me and before
long all symptoms 01’ the tromble were
removed.”
.Prloe 50c. at all dealers. Dont
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doon'o Kidney Pills—the same that
m Won am. 1 Foster-ltiilburn'
be'
granted the decree Attorney Wil-il
um o'. cumin. Jr., of this city, repre-l
left early ;
this Moon for Litchfield Countyi
These are frequently '.
Mi”.
in: miserable when someone advised .
ter which prevented action in the Ben-
late on a joint resolution calling for
adjournment at that time. and to
which the House had agreed.
1 Meantime. the war tax bill. estimat
led to bring in :90, 000. 000 of revenue.
has received the signature of Presi-
dent Wilson. The taxes on beers and.
wine were in eifect today but the leVy
November 1. The stamp taxes will
date from December 1.
Although the president stayed. ot
he had surfed the bill. be bod noth
ing to any regarding the failure oi the
adjournment pmxrnm
The question of adjournment was
still further complicated today by rea-l
son of the fact that many members of
both houses had already left for their
homes in anticipation of the plans for:
adjournment last night being carried
out. Majority Leader Underwood was
or the opinion that under these cir-
cumstances, it would be impossible
to bare a quorum on hand again to
pass an adjournment resolution until
after the elections. The question of
iwhether Congress would remain
session indefinitely without a quorum
of either house hinged upon whether
iau agreement could be reached today
for a recess until after the November
elections,
Although Majority Leader Kern and
9"other Democratic Senators had ex-
pressed doubts regarding adjournment
at this time, it was believed that the.
recess plan might be agreed to to-i
entng. nose "1'9 make up the ”Mt-V day by Democrats from the cotton‘
are: Ir. and Mrs. Mark M Hender-ifimtes if they had assurances that" nritcu lot 1111
3°!" Mr and "'5' Stewart 3- Elliott. measures designed to afford relief in to
gthe cotton situation would be consid-
gercd following the elections. Senator
311ml signified that he might agree to
tench a plan.
ADERTISED LETTERS.
Norwalk.
The following letters remain un-
1clain1ed at the Noreulk post otilcc
; for the neck ending October 24, 1914
Barry, Mrs. Lottie.
Baker, Mrs. ii.
linker, Mrs. W.
Campbell, F. Warren.
‘Comstock, Mrs. R. W.
‘Hauy, Miss Nora,
Paine, Mix, Conductor Musical Club.
Stafford. Festus, cs Liyingston Ave.
Staples, Miss Helen H.
Stern, Mrs. 1.1..
Taber, Mrs Wm.
Wheeler, Alfred J
E. S. ADAMS P M
South Norwalk. '
James W. Dryburgh. "
A. DuBols.
. Mrs. C Gill,,50 Spring street.
Mrs. Hill, Cit‘y Hotel.‘
indian Brg. & Mitg 00.
L. W. Laud, 23 Daystreet:
Hugh A. Mackennon.
Joseph Miller.
111155 w. o. Nash, East Norwalk.
J, W. Newman, 16 Fort street.
Caddao' Palmerio.
.1. w. Riches. ',
Miss Ethel Roberts.
Miss Ruth Sabel,11 Cliff street.
auosnvv LEARv . M
Congress met today with. the pro.
on the part oi Southern Democrats;
on tobacco will not go into effect until 1
the Capitol for a few minutes snarl
in’
sheen given by the people of the towns
lto which these refugeeo have come.
and it is no exaggeration. we believe,
to estimate their number at over a
million.
5 Besides money, clothes of all kindsi
.are required, and required quickly.
1 Stockings. shoes, underwear, dress-
es, coats. bed covers, for women, chlt-.
dren, and for men—for among the re-‘
fugees are many old men.
We have been engaged in the work
of the committee in our home town.
for the collection of clothing, and have
new commenced the organization of a
similar work in this, our native conn-
3
We hope to collect, through appeals
similar to thiS. outfits for at least ten
thousand of the poor women and chil-
where we have been witnesses or '
Chu' mocldnowo for women
go arm in arm with the
M’s. .
Made with the same can,
cut oaths me comfortable
lines and from the same bold;
patterns. -
Pricesiormenandwomen
~ 35 to $13.50.
Sweaters too at $1 to $10.
Regers 81 Stevens
Norwaik and So. Nor-walk.
STUDENTS EYES SUFFER
from straining. Glasses to rest the
eyes while studying may prevent se-
rious lasting effects. 1
Parents should see to their chil-
dren’s health. Our Oculists—expe-
rienced physicians—ore at your
THAMER
OGULISTB AND OPTICIANB
87 Atlantic Square. Stanford, Conn
Open'sat. Evnpo. on. 1on1.
\
‘dren and refugees now in France. and
we are in hopes to do this within aI
m.onth 1
1 The clothing will be sent to Fraan
'without cost, where it will be distrib:
tried by French societig already or ,
ganlaed there. 1
Will you help us, and help us now,;
i so that we may bring what comfort
these things will afford to them before
1teh cold heather arrives.
and wish to send money, we will be
glad to rat-dive that and transmit the
loans through already organized chan-
nels. 1 .1
Anything sent us from the City of
Norwalk can be delivered to us at Mrs.
James F Hall's, 13 Morgan avenue.
l:Norwolk Mrs. Jean Dumortier. a
1Waehington street, South Norwalkm
‘Mrs. E. M. Lockwood 135 East avenue,
‘No rwaik.
For any further information requir-
ed, kindly telephone to No. 333. \‘ew
Canaan, Conn.
(filmed).
Miss Gladys liolliugsworth.
- Mrs. Ruth lioilingsworth Pinto,
I Miss Elizabeth llolllngsworth.
OUR SISTER’S LODGE CARD
PARTY.'
’I-leld Yesterday at the Home of
Mrs. W H. Ahrcns.
\ vcr) (lcliWhtiuI card party
hcmht 01 Our Sis-
i‘s‘ Rclwknll lmlgc N0. 55.].
it 0. 1., was hcld at the home
.of Mrs \\ 111mm ll. \l1rcus. 011
leek. "‘33 "“7 Bette John Frizzell. iHoke Smith, who led the tight in thel \lain street. ”‘9‘“ 110111” “VG S‘t‘
Duncan Frizaell Russell Frost, 3" E Senate in behalf of such legislation ltings. one in tlic attel noon and
the other in the t1 011111rr llicrc
\xcrc sown tables in
1101111, five of pinnclllc and two of
wliist. The. following wfcrc the
prize winners in thc afternoon:
1I\lrs.'Charles Fillmv. Mrs. Keel—
cr. Mrs. McPhcrsou, Mrs. Stor—
ling..I\-lrs. John Jones. M1‘s._\’an—
Scoy. all at 111111'11-11‘11‘: Mrs. Thom—
as and Miss Sntltlvr» of Bridge-
port, at wlilst. Dainty refresh—
iilCillS “ere scrx C(l after the
award oi the wins. -
In the ex Clilllf" tl1c1c ucrc foul
tables of Dll‘tUtlllP and one of
\l‘lllSl. .Mrs. \\. ll. Allrcus won
the whlst priic llllil the following:
succucllcd in Capturing: prizes :11
pinochlc: Mrs. Thomas Lentcr-
lantl. Mis‘s’ Icu‘nic Batcs
Mrs. John Jnncs.’ A most s0-
ciahlc time was enjoyed after the
play had cntlcd.
POSITIVEhY MAsr‘sns encufi.‘
and
clears away the phlegm. Opens up
the airy passages and stops the hoarse
cough. The gasping, strangling fight
‘ for breath gives Way to quiet breath;
ing andpeacejul sleep. Harold Borg.
' Mass" Mich. writes: "We give Foley’s
Honey and Tar to ourchildren for
croup and .it always acts quickly.”-‘
Fer sale by all druggists.“z
nor-ova“. ,
~Sentinel dvertisements buy
To thOse who cannot give clothing!
- - Hartford. brought together some 2,000
the after-‘
and :
Foley’s Honey and 'I‘ar Compound ,.
._ cuts the thick choking mucus,
’BRASSIERES.
In the prevailing styles it is
more necessary than ever to have
a skilfully constructed Brasslere.
Ask to see our latest models in
R. It W.. Shapely & Warner's,
made of soft flnish materials. shap-
ed to give a youthful appearance,
improving the figure lines and al-
lowlng also support to the bust if
necessary ...... . ........ 50: each
WAISTS.
Ferris Waists for women and chil:
dren . ....... .50c and 31.00
H.‘ &. W. Waists, for misses and
women ............ 75c and $1.00
Little Beauty Waists. for Jnfante.
girls and boys ......... 25¢ each
J. l. Mallette 1
scuoon V TEACHEIIS- or
none coxvrxsloxs.
STATE
I'm-allot Meetings arc. Held in New
Haven and Iinrtford. ‘
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 2i.—The sixty-
cighth annual convention of the (lon—
ncctlcut State Teachers‘ Association
llioltl simultaneously in this city and'
teachers from the grammar and high
schools of~thc State to discuss ques—
tions of education and problcms’of
public school instruction.
i in this city there was :1 general
'mootim: at Wollsoy Hall with an nd-
drcss by Donn Charles R. Brown of
the Yale School of Religion, on "The
Scholar and the Community." This
was followed by sectional meetings.
Later in' the day another general
meeting was held of which thc speak-
'1' was President V“ 11. P. Fauna: of
lirown l'ni\'r~rsit,\‘, who spoke on "Ed-
ucation 'by Contagion." In conformity
with the plan of the parallel meet-
ings. Pros. Faun-co addrcssed a gener-
ui session in lllarlford during the mor-
ning, on the sumo subject. and Dean
lit-own rcpcntcd at Hartford in tho
uiiernonn his address of the morning
:11 New Haven.
The annual mooring of tho assur‘iflv
film will he hold in this city.
THREE LOFO’I‘H'YI‘H'ES DFRAHIPTD
SANDY‘HUOK. not. iii—Two lor‘m
nmotives drawing :1 heavy froiaht‘
Today
SatisfiedPattents .
Are Our 1,
Best Advertisements
The reason for our constantly
increasing businesa is that we al-
ways do what we say. When we
tell you our methods are painless.
we stand ready to prove it.
Best materials, guaranteed work
and lows/st prices. Fillings in gold.
silver. platinum and porcelain. Gas.
administered when desired.
Conoultotion Froo.
Hours: 9 o. m. to 8 p. m. Sundoyo
by appointment.
DrHlHJMay
o
1- roman-81.. guide-wok
Cute. Cunning.
Amusing
PRINTEDINU. 8.
Which cinema Mode
OOIIOCARDS.
(lament out! not. yonriought.
Wllfllll
and News
7 MAIN 5'11, NORWALK.
Store, ‘
Coal. Wood. Cement
Special Prices on Cash Orders,
This Month, for Red Oak
COAL
WILLIAM EFFRON
. ghone 441
3 Rowan St.
or
IT 06 K 0"
-ummmmmmm,m
clueo.
STAMEORD, MAGEE
YORK. PERFECT
ACORN
Aloe lopolro for All Rococo.
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
17 Will H. Mrfllll.
Gl'over’ s
RALsTON
train sideswiped, Mocking tllc'tracks
of the western division on the New:
lork. Now it 11011 and Haiti‘ord road?
several hours. A “rocking crow irrom
W-ntorhun topluccd the engines up 1
on the oils"
Joseph Bonomo, of East Washing. ‘
ton street. has secured a position in
Gus Pitzer's barber shop on Northt
Main street, where he is teaming the
trade. ’
1
suggests that you measure your bankl
by the service it gives and that you:
may be convinced by opening an ac-
count today.
Theodore Knapp, of Golden Hill;
street, contemplates making a tripA to
New York city early next week.
though a former resident of the me-
tropolis, Mr. Knapp has not beent
there in twenty years, and anticipates?
seeing me changes . 1 _.1 .
The South Nor-walk Trust Companyl ‘
Ralston Shoes are made on
foot-moulded lasts. We have a
style for every foot.
1
$4 «Jo—$4 so
a
our: shoes no MORE THAN MERE-
pv LAST WELL-THEY
—WEAR WELL.‘ '
This means keeping their shape
throughout‘a long, satisfactory service.
If you ‘want THAT kind,
TRY THE eonnv suos.
“Louis Avrick
POBTOFFIGE BLOCK
Mintzs
Tonight
UNTRIMMED HATS
At 1/2 Price.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L.
is swam-in Streot.‘ South Mayne;
a, w...
Smith, Un
Remington, all
makes. snip. '
repaired. Baguio,
‘per month.» W .
sold at $5 per ”to.
Jim. DONNILLY. -
The Little Shop
‘ Ninth)!“
THE LATEST MODELS
nl
sun's, GOWNS AND wars're
‘ 111.50," .
UNDERWEAR, coasn'rs AND
HOSIE‘RY.
K. A. omynn.
\
RANGES,¢.-
The Kit:
Rockaway Oysters opened at the
Large Dry' Escallops. . 1
Fresh and Salt F1511. . ‘
Long and Round Clams.
Someth
New-
Heater
tvsav ECONOMICAL
See it at our office today.
The United Electric,
Light 8: Water Co.
market.
CUTBILL’S ‘
71 North Main Street.
Free Delivery. Phone 3
Daily and Sunday
\ Papers
Delivered to your home or
Office} " Prempt Service.
Phone your order to“
RiCC-ERMAN
ROS., 64 North Main St
1
sour NphWAl-u ;
South Norwaik in response to maxim
requests.
prices.
by furnishing unequaled service at
fair price:
Phone 619.
.._.__a-:..._n__ -—_——‘_—.:Q' ‘
on». take Ice. '
We have extended our serVice
We do not seek iraie by out
We get and KEEP customs
it is true economy to deal with
Especial attention‘to family t;
I THE SILVERAAKE iCE co.1
22 ’Hoyt so, we
funds. Certificates . are
sued'in amounts ”of 1'
and Mar; andwarevp
J11 demand.
1?,
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Norwalk Chronicler