m
myKrogWWorezmom
marriage annulled. Judge Burpee ren~
tiered his decision yesterday, annull-
ing the marriage.
Phillips. and her home was in Altoona,
secured a license to marry,
Honk! Honk!i 1":
AUTOMOBILE NOTES
ized her mistake until
husband for a few months
is now in Florida.
in Stamford but intends to
THE FORD.
S. L. BENEDICT, Agent.
ADVOCATES CHANGE TO {each town rm .. K‘llf-‘Clfied week-day at
METRIC MEASUREMENT the rate or $10 per day The bow on
that day meets him at the depot and he
Must Be Done if United State; I: To 0311‘- “Wfl his customers He does
Obtain International Automobile “1”" days territory in one day. The
I ‘ Trade. 'retoids show that every dollar invest-
The automobile supremacy of the!ed 1‘ ”"5 W8? is worth the dollars of
World is the opportunity that mellnucased earning
European war has given to the auto-I Ibis salesman reports that on Jun-
mobile manufacturers or the United nary first last he Pglolved to double
States. according to L. F. Goodspech ”19 \olume Of his business in 1914 as
chief engineer 01 a Motor Car Com- against 1913- Wilh his Ford schedule
I 9003’. The one big obstacle is the be “ad equalled his total business for
United States system of measurements. 1913 0“ May 17th 18’5“” “'11th ‘1 DB
If the automobile manufactuicrs aiIIlI“0d Of {0111‘ and a half months. And
the men In the associated Industries he travels now three days instead or
had the courage and the daring to 313 days I W091i Thlfl system of pre-
change to the metric system, which is arranged Ford service in towns to be
used in Europe and South America. I "covered" 18 in 1188. by R score of N:
the world supremacy would be ab.Idistributing companies.
Bolutely assured, he believes. mm—
“The switch from the system or 21’9” FOR” SOLD 'N SEPTEMBER
inches and feet and yards to the sys ‘ The F0"! MW" Company announces
I tom of millimeters, centimeters and‘Ithat in the month of September there
_Imeters would entail an eineIIditnroI“ere sold all“ delivered 21370 Ford
, in time. money and tools that wouldlcurs This was It gain of 1,1 479 “"5
- have to be junked of probably MIorer September. 1913 This ‘5 signifi-
_ much as $100,,000 000... Goodspeea cant, not only because it shows that
1: says. “But this cost would be re =tho Ford production is rapidly being in-
paid by the first demand for tmlslcreased to meet the stupendous influx .
and repair parts that will come with of orders, but also because ll demon
~the cessation of hostilities and the stratus that the Ford Motor Company
. period of rebuilding in Europe. Iis maintaining the 300, 000 car— schedule
“The change would mean too aI necessary to give Ford purchasers be-
great deal of “0”. in every depari- tween August lst 1914, and August 1st,
merit of the industry It would goi ”1‘“ a share M Ford profits.
back to the tool and parts manufnc~ "——
tured and extend thrdugh the sales JUDGE PERRY CARRIES
department of the automobile factory. OUT ANNUAL CUSTOM
'16- would start in the otlice and run
1 down to the most humble workman.
it Would mean a complete readjust-
ment of the knowledge of the work-'
, ‘lngs of a system that we have used
I from the beginning to that of a sys-
tem that is practically a stronger in
our commercial world.
1""Even to take advantage to the
fullest extent of the opportunity in
the automobile industry in South
“America, which has been produced by
release from the marital bond
they secured their license. by Rev.
walk.
MlllHER! lHE BHllfl
IS BflSllll, BlllflUS
Give "California Syrup of Figs."
No matter what ails your child, a
gentle, thorough laxative should al-
ways be the first treatment givenx
If your little one is outer-sorts.
halfvsick, isn't resting, eating and act-
ing naturally—look. Mother! use if
tongue is coated. This is a sure sign
that its little stomach. liver and bow-
els are clogged with waste. When
cross. irritable. feverish. stomach
sour, breath bed or has stomuclinclie,
diarrhoea. sore throat, full or cold.
give a teaspooniul of “California Syr-
up of Figs," and in a few hours all
the constipated poison. undigested
food and sour bile gently moves out
or its little bowels without grlplng,
and you have a well. playful
again.
this harmless “fruit
laxative." bee;
tie one'e liver and bowels and sweet;
its pleasant taste.
Auto Trip Through Fairfleld County—
Judge Holcomb Guest.
Judge John H. Perry. of Southport,
Iestablished some years ago the agree-
able custom of Inviting an automo
bile party of friends each fall for a
trip through interior Falriield county.
Judge Marcus H. ‘Holcomb has al-
Imost always been able to be one of
the party. Yesterday the judge was
vibe principal guest of the ride and the
grownups printed on each bottle.
oi “California Syrup of Figs:”
Fig Syrup Company."
visitors were taken through ..TruIn- »
3:181:01)?sz oi EUEODGaiI‘eIsznB’ufi bull, Derby, Shelton, Beacon Falls.
3 “3a” 0 s“ “ ° Nougatuck Mlddlebury, Woodbury.
. Soutlibury, Newtown and Stepney.tnk-
demand of South American countries‘ ing in a lot of beautiful nndlmpresslve
lth cars built according to the Unit- I
ed ISt tes ti inri would or In an scenery. It was not a. campaign trip
cull-man '16:: (iii) ene‘) be- and, except where the judge was
0 o 3 m ( se lg exp L ‘recognlzed the people of the towns
MARRIEID' WHEN SlXTEEN.
VIA bad back makes you gloomy: ,
Can’t be happy with continual back- “
che --
E The aches and pains of a bad back
Are frequently due to weak kid-
boys.
.Doan’ a Kidney Pills are recommend-
ed for weak kidneys.
’80 South Norwalk‘citlzens testify.
Mrs. Albert Conklln, 143 E. Wash-
Ington street-South Norwnlk, says: “1
sul’ier‘bd for years trom'kidney com- I
plaint. II, had a bearing-down feeling.
in the small or my back. and 'often I.
was so still and lame‘ that I could not.
walk. The kidney secretions were un-
natural. and it knew that something
must be done. Hearing Dean's Kidney
Pills highly spoken of, Iwgot a supply I
at Piaisted’s‘ Drug store. Although -»
other remedies had failed to help me,
-they brought prompt relief ,I am
only too pleased to confirm. my former ~
statement regarding Dean's , Kidney
Pills " I ‘- ' ,I
Price 60o. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask .ror' a kidney remedy~gor
Doan'oI manor. downs some that
Mrs. Conkllu’ bad. Foster-Million 00..
Props, nulo’lo. N Y ,
cause it would necessitate the estab- \l'isited wore not aware of the presence
lishment of immense branches in tlIeseI of the candidate ior governor.
oeuntries, vhcrc a large enough as-I
_-.sort_ment of parts could be kept loI
ibupply the demandp This is true to—
:13 31:3; 1:513:33?“ automobiles that Ha‘zol May "Kroc. :ailed to Find
.i' I , - - , app n "-
....:1:e.. 25:213.. runs. 33:: II, 313:? - I
_. I , . 0 age a e me ma .
‘twmfi?u::fgfiggutt°£:kslglngDEnK: and that the licensolo marry Edward
”arm system The people of Soumlllenry Krog-of Stamford, was obtain- ‘
' , mm Europe’nre accustomed m ‘. - . ' '
V the metric system and they won‘t "l"- of "if Hum”
change. it is up to us to change. But
the ntrance of American cars built
filing to the metric measurement. MANY A GLOOMY COUNTENANCE
't South America now and into IN SOUTH NORWALK Now
rope at the close of the war would LIGHTEN'S WITH HAPPI-
lnean that the European cars would NESS.
never regain their lost ground.
It'IAmorica is the home of automatic
machinery” None of the European
factories can turn out machines the
y 'we turn them out. Most for:
cars are practically baud-made
and that means higher Izprice.‘ 'I’ll‘here
' not over three factories in Europe
that have ever reached an output
i~ as much as _.3 000 cars a year
‘ he engineers of the automobile
rld would welcome a change to the
etrlc system The division of the
nits in that system into tenths and
ndrodtlis and thousandtlis is far
ore practical than the irregular di-
ions of feet and inches. The utility
d efficiency of parts would be in-
eased 25 per cent. because of this
cases as "salesman-equipment. "
n: interesting report from a. Girl-
“ One of their district-
He has
pm). in the Super-tor Court in Bridge-I
pert, recently. asking to have the Hunters Who Are c-relm With Fire-I“ "we“ were“ ‘0 We
leave
there. now that she has secured her
William H Wukeham of South Nor~I
”It?!
Fin. where she met K108. when he and some protectors in the state the
was spending a winter in the South. iollowiog letter of caution and ad-
Shortly after he went to flstamtord V100
and she went there later and had em:
.ployment there. On May 26, 1913, the I the Opening 0! the hunting season in-.
couple came to South Norwalk, and 0103168 that hunters are not paint
each due care with matches and smoking
securing to the age of 21 years. under materials While in the W00“
which age the license could be obtain- superintendent of fisheries and game
ed ng was only 19 years of age, has. therefore. authorized me to re-
and his bride was 16 She told Judge Quest your cooperation in DFOWOUBE
‘ Burpee that she didn't know what the “1058 from “1'0
she was doing, and never fun) real cover a fire in the woods please no-
there were tify the nearest tire warden without
quarrels after she had lived with her “my. and Please take every oppor-
In live tunity to caution hunters, as
months they had separated and ng all others seen in the woods, regard-
The girl is liVing ing the danger of fire
The couple were married in South!
Norw alk. May 25. 1913. the same day
iticular care on the part
Islonero of m and game, State Forest
Miss Krog is a daughter of George Fire Warden Walter 0 Filley.
New Haven. has issued to the “Sh; Wm,
GAME MAY’ .URQHVE
mi.
Defeat Their Own End. I
in cooperation with the commis-
OI
i
i
“The number of fires occurring since
The
When you dis-
well as
Forest cover
is essential for game. The hunters
defeat their own desires it they set
;fire to the woods.
“Thanking you for your cooperation,
a,m
“Very truly yours.
‘ WALTER O. FILLEY,
“State Forest Fire Warden. "
The woods. which were drenched
by the ruin a short time ago, are
fast drying up. which necessitates par-I
of gameI
Ihunters and others. and the letter is
In word of warning to be heeded by
‘I a.
~ {Estimation summits not ms.
28. —-A decision
insurance.
companies was handed down today in 1
Judge Edwin E. Thomas I)! the Uni—
ted States District Court a the. gen-I
oral effect that ditidends ClldllEd
to policy holders to reduce prgll-
or to be applied to renewal:
insurance, were not taxable as ill—I
come under the corporation income‘
tax law.
The decision was giIen in the casc‘
of the Connecticut GI-ncrai Life in— .
aural-Ice Company and the Connecti—
CUI Mutual Life insurance- Company. ‘
gamut Robert O. Eaton as collector
for the District
RTFO RD. Oct.
of internal revenue
of Connecticut. The government and _
insurance people in neutron! have
been much interested iii ”iv (III‘I-uIIII '
of the suits which. It Is believed.
Iwill be carried to the l‘IIilrd States
Court of Appeals. The suits Were
brought to recover taxes paid under
protest on the claim that they were
lllcgaiy assessed. A (loci-cc is dir‘ecl— I
cd for tho Connecticut Gene-ml Life:
to never approximatiy $2,200 with,
interest. The recovery au'ardcd to the I
Connecticut Mutual Life us‘gngirttts
more than 324.000. ‘I
this IF BABKAGHY
Mill KlfllllS HURII
,STOP EATING MEAT FOR A WHILIIE
‘I IF YOQJR BLADDER l8 TROUB.
LING YOU.
When you wake up with packet-ho
and dull misery in the kidney region
i
lthose who would detest their own iu-f it generally means you have been oat
Itcrestg in destroying the cover neces- big too much meat. says a well- known,’
Igume they would pursue.
i
i
‘I
Child '
ISllf- Rllllllflflhlflflfllflls
Mothers can rest easy after giving' is what women are called who all .. “20‘ This famous suite is made (min I;
en the stomnClI and they dearly loveI oer mothers round dependable
Full directions for; dllierent family ailment _
babies, children of all ages and (or these recipes, ‘
The Range that
Makes Cooking Easy”
EXTENDING FRANKLIN STREET.
One of the most important matters
before the City of Norwall! Council,
last evening, was the extension of
Franklin street. The petition asking
for this needed improvement was sign-
ed by large taxpayers from both ends
oi the city. and the Council voted to
take the matter up with the Board ofI
Estimate and Taxation It was before
the City of South Nor-walk Council in
L°°k' Mothorl it ""9"” '0. Coated, 'sary to the life and increase of the authority. Meat forms uric acid which
overflows the kidneys in their effort
to filter it from the blood and they be- I
come sort of paralyzed and loggy.‘
'When your kidneys got sluggish and
'clog you must relieve them. like you
relieve your bowels; Iemm tag all the
body's urinous waste, also you have
backache, sick headache, dizzy spells;
your stomach soars. tongue is ooot- .
ed, and when the weather is bad you
have rheumatic twinges. The urine7
is cloudy, full of sediment, channels
often get sore, water scalds and you
1909 which was also during the N- are obliged to seek relief two or threat
ministration of Mayor Francis 1. Bur-I times during the night.
hell. but unfortunately was not corn
Irlcd out at that time.
over this broad land make their an-
canse it never fails to cleanse the lit-; nual collections of roots and herbs..
and rely upon recipes which our plou-i
for
in one of
Lydia" .’ Plnklmni‘ s
Vegetable Compound ‘had its origin.
Beware of counterfeit ilg syrups. I and so successful has it proved that
Ask your druggist tor a 50- cent bottle there is hardly a city. town or hour
then let in America where some
see that it is made by the "CalifornioI who has been restored to health by
woman
‘its use docs not reside.
Either consult a good. reliable phy- ,
stolen at once or get from your phar
Inaclst about four ounces of Jud
Suits: lake It tablespooniul in a glass
of ywater before breakfast for a four?
and your kidneys will then not
i
the acid of grapes and lemon juice
combined with lltbia, and has. beenI
‘used for generations to clean and I
stimulate - sluggish kidneys, also toI
neutralize acids in the urine so it no I
l
longer irritates, thus ending bladder?
weakness I
Jad Salts is a life saver tor regular I
meat eaters. it is inexpensive. Ian
not injure and makes II dellghlinl or .
fervescent iitlila-vrnier drink I
keept- house.
without;
“ and famous for their prompt
1- brella Stands, Candle Sticks.
’ . Ash Trays. Etc.
Ill-1‘ Albert F Gehebey W
‘ ohm 1000-2. "
om
Established! 1557’
A Bit. of For for Your
Gown, ,Madame
When Jack Frost arrives we all think of Fur, and
ai‘dcntly desire the finest Fur or can buy. Alltl Fur
so becmniug and likewise so cmnfortublc that it is put oil
c\‘cl‘_\' kind of garment. Not only is therc tho bordering
of collar and sleeves of the tailored gown but the {firm
sicst and most ctlicrcul ol’ cvciiing frocks varry their
decorations of Fur. lI-st or all, vcr)‘ prcity :IIIIl orna-
mental bands of l’III‘ llt‘tKl not be too expensive for mm]-
cst purses.
Coney‘ in black, white and brown, Genet in white
and brown» Imitation Ermine and imitation Sable, Black
Hare, Genuine Skunk and Skunk Opossum, Monkey.
Russian Fitch, Natural Raccoon, Marmot, Leopard,
Mole, Blue Flying Squirrel. Pointed Fox, Australian
Wolf, Pointed Wolf, Stone Marten and CiVEl'. Cat.
’ .\ \viIIIlmv exhibit llUW sbmvs the Mllfit‘i't’lll ways in
which thesr \‘tri‘y becoming burs t‘Iill bc adapted for dress
trimmings.
‘ Fur Heads white black and brown.
Imitation Ermine Tails.
Fownes Walking Gloves
The lull importation now in and complete.
'l‘licsc arc IIIoIlcratcly heavy Cape for gcncral
business, wear and for all round liartl scrvicc there are
no butter. \N’itli English I‘Iit thumbs and Paris point.
stitching. 1n tan black and Wllllt‘ $1.50
\-
Trimming Section.
stock
Glnvcs
N0 aIlvaIIIc iii pIiIc
\lziin flom
HalloW'EVe Favors
if you intend to have favors, place cards or Jack
l'lorilcr pics IIIIIIlc up, the Dennison Suction \vill bc‘
bcticr Illilc to serve you if you do not. do] il\’ too long .
their are hosts of interesting things {01 this \‘.' ciid Iiiuht.‘
\\ itches buts. this and kettles.
“Double, (Inulilo, toil and trouble,
Fire burn and cauldron bubble."
wm‘ _..I- __.__.,...... ....._ ,._.__._.......
"Mouth-EndI-Salc
Thursday .is Bargain Day
GARMENTS.
, .
FLOOR COVERINGS.
Fibre aucr. 35 ll so
50 cts., Value 31.00.
Burmah Rugs, 27 x 54
79 cts-, Value $1.25
Fibre Rugs, 9 x 12 ,
Samples, $5.00, were $10.00.
Oilclotho‘ and Llnoleumo.
Short Length, HalLPrice.
ASK FOR DOUBLE STAMPS THIS THURSDAY.
Ladlec' Shirt Walstl.
Samples, 50 etc. were 01-00. -.
Latest Styles Waista
Samples, 74 01:8.
House Dresses
Samples, 74 cts., Value $1.00.
Middy Blouses
Samples, 50 cto., Value $1.00
q
A. DICKERMAN & SON
We Give 3‘. 8. H. Green Trading Stamps
SOUTH NORWALK, CT. 'Phone I{.46
J!
‘ 'av'- -(‘-l" A 'n"'
For Up-Iodm aervlcmcaii . I “““‘ “‘ “" ,.
FRED H, GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
IEmbalmer. '
Office and Residence
I I Telephone 904. I
84 So. Main St. 80. Norwslk.
Sale“ and Sure
should be your relief from indi-
gestion, biliousness, or oonsti-
potion. Known to be reliable
and certain efficacy—ore
Baseball) 5 ‘
Lug-u Sale ofAnY Medicare in the World.
Sold circuit-1mm. In been. 10c... 25:. .
Paper Hanging
Decorating
The Carbon Co.
.1010!» Or. int NorvalII
Tel. 002. .
Briassware; .
new, shipment Fol , ,
Vases.
Inst received,
«Brass Jardlnier'es, Fern Dishes,
25 wAsumo‘roIv smear,
I. I scum nonwstic
, l
Prompt Delivery.
Norwalk Chronicler