Pure Home- -,
made Candy
Always Push
HUYLER’S FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
LANE‘S Pun: lcE CR9”
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A‘. LANE
51 WASHINGIDN BTREEI
SOUTH NORWALK
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Routine business was transacted
last evening at the regular meeting
of Court Frances O. G. S.
We are in receipt of a card from
L. M. Wright who is up in Vermont.
He writes that they have had a severe
hall and snowstorm and is very cold.
-——Pay your personal tax now. Oflice
City Hall open until 8 Monday night;
in Town Court Room, First Distrkt.
Saturday from 3 to 8 p. m,
~Msny of Miss Gladys Mills friends
ln‘Grace church regret that she is to
"leave the choir and go to Brooklyn
"Hér place in the choir has not yet
been filled.
.The W. C. T. U. meeting will he held
tomorrow afternoon at the patios of
Mrs. Whitney. at the Armory. on West.
avenue. the time being 3 o'clock. The
East Norwail; members are asked to be
present especially.
F. H. Bums. Druggist.
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Have secured a supply of this celebrated coal.
the time to place'your orders. 5
SUPP—.13? IS LIMITED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Now is
unsound?
I“ m I!“ Ilium“
L Ertcnsive Survey at Immigrant.
Rural. Educational and lie-
lioious Conditions in Boa;
toll Next Month
, This is to be a big year fur New
England Methodlsm. .The General
1 Committees of the denomination, com.
posed of 125 leadersot the Church,
New England in November.
in addition to these lmportsnt
meetings the New England Conven-
opportune time to hold such a con-
ventlon as large number of men or
these New England States, which
have done. so much (or Methodtsm
time the Board of Bishops of
Church together. it has been 20 long
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1% m] u mmond Bron. . of the Church met here.
orary l’rsident of the convention.
“Dr. J. l. Bartholomew. Dist. Supt.
.111 the New 1191110111 District. 151811111-
mun of the general committee.
llr. E. C. E. Dorian. assoc-lute editor
of Zion’s Herald. is chairman of the
executive committee.
Ii. 13. Dickson. Gen.
quarters, 1381 lloylstnn
Charles E Hoyt of the South \or~ . Mm...-
walk Trill! Company. was a tisltot‘.. it is cxpcitcd this will be 0111- of
ywtefll‘" in New York city the lamest and bust of conventions
511m held by the denomination. Al—
'rcady indications are. that 3 000 men
from oil over the New
Miss Blanche 1. 90111111111, of 1311111111l
court. is enjoying a visit. today, with
friends in Bridgeport.
1-1111, 11111111 every day, at Cutbllls.
71 North unlit street. Sept)...
Rt.
Boston.
Mrs. Chutes Carnegie, of Sound
Beach, is enjoying a pleasant visit .at
the home 0! her parents. Officer and
Mrs. Frank 8. amnion, on Havilund
street,
registrations are received dull) ut the
headquarters.
mont Temple.
The program in mode on llie results
of on extensive survey which is helm;
mode of New England. This survey
will investigate the. Social. industrial.
immigrant. Rural. Ediicmlnnui 11nd
eMlssiomiry conditions in
land.
The {allowing to the general out—
line.
Methodism 8 Debt to suit England.
New l-‘ nulund' 12 Debt to Methodisnt.
0111 llclution to other Religious
Congressman Jeremiah Donovan is
cumming in Greenwich and Stunt
ford today. This evening he will an-
dress a rally in mmpfl
MW
Adolph Dreyfus has on exhibition
a inmpla New York State ballot. The
method of Voting is very simple and a
mistake 1. impossible in marking.
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Rev. Charles E. Barto will meet
about titty men or the Norwalk M. E.
Church at the church, this
"every member canvass." which has
been started. A supper will be served
by the ladies of the parish. "
The annual meetingbf the Congre-
gational churches of Connecticut will
be held November 10, 11. with the
Congregational churches in \Vlnsted.
Delegates to this annual meeting will
be elected this evening at the First
‘Congregailonal cuhrch. Norwalk, at
the close of the service. The service.
which begins at 8 o'clock, is the Pro-
paratory service for the regular Com-
munion which occurs next Sunday
appllcais lrtonSIll‘tllldIN lLILODAO
. The Deacons meet at“ :30 to consider
applications for membership.
STOP THOSE EARLY .BRONCHIAL
COUGHS 7
They hang on all winter‘ it not
checked, and pave the way (or serious
throat and lung diseases. Get a hot.
tie of Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound. and take it freely. Shops
evening" at very low prices. at
when plans will be arranged for thei
131111-98 in Xe“ l1 uglnnd
Suru) 11f Sotial.llur.1l.
MOlmSCllfiljund immigrant conditions.
‘ Demonstrntion-~l‘orelcncrs in New
England.”
Week-end sale or suits and dresses “must...”
[lead the ndv.
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ltlppnitunltirs .md Achimcmcnts.
1‘ The l'pllft of 11 Race.
The American Conquest.
A Suloonlcsa Amcrlcu in 1920.
World 'l‘nskmnd Opportunity.
Addresses by Missionaries.
. Addi use—w! llusl ruled
ch it .
The 9"" ”m“ m“ “at es 111111.» the world work 1.1 the
“3m and 19“ Everything ‘3 going nomination will 11.11 0 its propel place
up, and now comes a local snloollmn the pt':,ogr1ni special cniphusis will
keeper who posts over his her the he laid upon 11111 l)lOblemi-1.nppmllln-
slo “No mar ch owlel‘s 150. .. 1itles and possibilities of the (‘hurch in
gm 6 gr INt-w l1 upland
Read the “ESE,“ Store adv for the F0 pics-em such :1 program to the
dalvgutes the following are some of
Harvest 8338 39801315 for Saturda). the lenders and speakers: -..
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Billions llulzlies.t)1uiylo. Luccoclr.
Thlsevenlng Charles H. Lindsey will McConnell Wilson. McDowell and
play Benjamin Walterhouse in Gus'mndcmo“ “‘8- W- i“ Oldbam. Plait.
Danbnry.
Helps for the full house cleaning
at Tristnm & Hyatt’s. See adv;
de-
Blake. Nicholson. 'l‘uvlor.130v.ard
Khan‘s pool room. oi South Malnvlnlngeley and llclms: O. P. Gifford.
street. The standing of the players ‘3 Baptist: H. A. Bridgman. VCOngrOK-‘L-
zoo—165111 tarot of Mr. Walterhouse. tionuli-st‘. Rt. Rev. William LaWrencc.
' Protestant Episcopal: Chuncellor J.
R. Day. Chancellor Franklin Humil-
ton. Dean L. J. Birncy. J. Campbell
How to be Strong. and Fat
coughs and colds. heals raw inflamed '
throat, loosens the phlegm and is
mildly laxative. Best for children-
and grown persons. No opiates_'For
sale by all druggists.“
THE BANK or SERVICE,
. HOW
To Become Rich
study the livesof rich men. The ..
majority are self-made. They ‘
bad the same chance you.hsve—-_
the chance to work hard, ‘banki.’
portion of their earnings, and
keep their eyes wide open for L
opportunities. .1 3y; ‘
That’sAll w
1111188110 magic road to riches.
?*‘A Bank Account.
is it stimulus to any one.“ Stat-LL
Jone today it you have none.
OlleL' Dollar
starts you on the road to riches.
' 1 _ L'I‘litidiilifli Norwalk
* ‘ goes untouched. You cannot get fat
'. thefoodyoneut.
combine into simple form the
lettering elements 0! your food and
has: them into the blood Where they
‘ formation has taken place and you no-
30 pounds a! solid. healthy flesh Ton-
olino is omitted: hnmless. inexpen-
Whlte. General Secretary, and W. E.
Doughty, Educational Secretary of
the Interdenomination’nl Laymen’s
Missionary Movement: Prof. Harry F
Word. W. M. Gilbert and Judge C. C.
Stanley. Wichita. Kansas. and J. Ii.
Crockcr.
Judge «Stanley is the leader ‘fl—the
Methodist team in um wonderful-
Wichita Evangelistic Movement This
movement. is one of the most remark-
able in file church life of- America.
Organized a little over two years ago,
there are already 10, 000 conversions
reported.‘
It is the purpose of the Committee
to. hold in connection with this con-
vention 11. great demonstration. cele-
Mating the 124th anniversary of the
first Methodist semen preached in
Boston by Jesse Lee, a circuit rider
who come from the South. It is ex-
Dectcd 15. 000 Methodists will gather
'The trouble with most thin people
who wish to gain weight is that they
insist on dragging their stomach or
stalling it with greasy toads; rubbing
on useless “flesh creamer or follow-
in: some foolish physical culture
stunt, while the real cause of thinness
until your digestive tract assimilates
Til-aka to a. remarkable new scien-
tific dictum, it is now possible to
very
elements needed by the'digestive or-.
gang. to help them convert food into
rich, fat—laden blood . .Thls master~
stroke of modern science is called
Tonotlne and has been termed “the
greatest of Sash—builders. . Tonellne
aims through its régeneratlve‘; recon-
structive power; to coaxgthe stomach
and intestines to literally backup the
tan Common. Nov 12 at 2 1) m..
' where this sermon was preached.
3.0th committocmen
the churches to act as registration
committees. who will boost; the con-
111111111111 and enlist numbeis' of men to-
attend.
This is New England Methodlsm sL
grent opportunity and the men of the
.Church are expected to measure up.
”carried to every cellbnd tissue or
your body. You can readily picture
lb. not]: when this amazing trans-
tlci‘ ban your cheeks fill out. hollows:
nbout’mr neck, shoulders ,ai ‘ bust
disappear msyon take on from 0 to
lug held throughout New England
and great enthusiasm is shown.
About 3. 000 men hare attended those
boosters banquets,
v
are to hold their annual meetings in,
. 11012 or Methoaist Men will be held in
Boston. Nov. 11, 12, 13. This is a most .‘
at the site of the Jesse Lee Elm. 1305- "
throughout‘
New anland have been appointed by-
About 30 boosters handsets are be-5
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.nglond'
States will attend. l.:'uge numbers of genius] continuing his address urulngl
'ed a differentschouic.
.ment in the history of the world.- 1
‘were the famous Gary dinners midi
.5mm; and meetings. E. H. Gary. 11121111 or
:alleged undersuindings were reached
my which prices were kept up. He ridi-
’culed the explanations of the defense
that the Gary dinners were held only
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elitism tailets is the special 11111
the world over. will see for the first ‘
the ‘
years since the General Committeesi
Bishop John W. Hamilton is "011- 1
head-l
The convention will be held in TN. ‘
New isng- :
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Teeth a Mark
of Beauty
In years to come your
teeth will remain snowy
white: sound and attractive
. if you cultivate the habit of
consulting :1 dentist every
six or eight months. If you
come to me it will cost you
nothing for examination.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays by Appointment.
Dr. J. H. Mallory“
16 So. Main St, SO. Nor.
:WHM '
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fFlllAL ABGDHEHTS
MADE IN STEEL DASE
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I’lllliADElJ’liiA. Oct. 29 wThe this”
;day‘. s argument in the greatest corpor—
ation case ever considered by any
court opened today .wlth Jacob I
Dicklnson. (miner Scoremi'y of Want
and special assistant to the attorney 1
that the United States Steel t‘orpuiu-
=tion should be dilstutegrated because ltl
is violating the nllthTrllSt laws. Mn;
‘l‘lichlnson s argument was largely lili,L
rebuttal of whnl the incorporation luw- ‘
yers who preceded him had sold in de-
fense of the Steel torporution and its
subsidiaries. .
Mr. Dickinson said the Steel (.‘orpor
ution had the power to crush out 11‘11
competitors it it so desired. but. it row. .
llzoil that it it pursued such a policy it '
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South Mdln street back-,i‘ired homes
the insulation being burned on! some ,
5 wires.
been more serious had it not been for :
ernment. 'l‘herciore. said be. it adopt-l
it entered into;I
pools. agreements and combinations}
with its competitors by means of whichi
prices were kept up and larger returus1
Atmmbyflenernl John ll. Light”. 12,33“ 3311?“ "r WW“ were received on its ouortnoua \vuttrud
nominee on the progressive ticket to, 11‘11111-1-‘11111111. [capital It. was the most astute .uidl
. succeed him-elf. addressed a litt'gei1 'l‘llt‘ l"tllll0!‘8.L imogul comprehensive policy that hug-5'
and enthusiastic raHY. last evening, in» Ammm" “Pmmllsm l“ ‘3le 111011.11 ever characterized any business more _
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CHAS. E. DOW
The New York Tribune '61:.
when a page to fashions
fol-“due boy:
“For the little tellow comes
the Russian Blouse suit and
the Dutch suit and the
sailor suit in a variety of
colors and detail or! trim.
From into 16 .yearsf-uSack
suits single and double— .
bmstcd nodolks. The fair
tics include all the standard
cloths. blue urges. gray
and mixed worsteds, tweeds
and homespun, in stripes.
lines and plaids.”
All are here in our new Fail
assortment.
Rogers 81 Steven8
Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
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KEEPS
, THINGS
The Varnish for at your uses.
It's guaranteed by
Valentine 81 Compahsi
linkers 0t lltglhglatle 118“!th
since 1832.
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In 'W Pihd £17 "1.;
After rumors of possible pl‘ostl‘llltltllt
got abroad. alter Congresshnol and;
Governmental investigations ' werci
started Mr. Dickinson declared, the,
Steel Corporation changed its methodsl
to reach the same ends.
pools and agreements and larger audl
broader schemes were devised. Tltesel
meetings which were attended by nine—l
'ty per cent. of the iron and steel main»;
lecturers oi the country. At the din»
the Steel Corporation. was always the
most active figure. and Mr. Dickinson
to discuss business conditions and not
to ilx prices. divide territory £11111 limit
output.
TOURING CAR 0N FlRE.
The prompt arrival of the local the
department prevented the large tour-
1mg car owned by Dr. A. D. Wads-
lt dropped; .
woith. of this city item being totally
' lligli T euslon
Eyes!
are the eyes of clerks turd
arti-
fitted
those who work under
ficial light. Properly
tinted
lenses will correct. errors of
glasses and correctly
vision and soften "the glare.
If soliciting any discomfort.‘
with your eves consult our
O‘culist immediately; ‘
THAMER
OCUL'lSTB AND OPTIOIANS
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Est. 1897.
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‘ Open Sat. Evngs.
destroyed by fire, this morning. Dr.
Wadsworth’s machine. while passing
the corner of Raymond street on
starting a merry blaze in a bent up
pan uhich contained a quantity of
gnobline,. ' Dr,’ Wadswdrth tried the
best he could to put the flames out
with o. handzextlnguisher, but was un-
successful. it‘being necessary to send
a still slam into the Central Sta.-
.tlon.'-. The damage was slight, Only.
Tliticonsequences would have
the prompt Work of the fire company.
With Dr. Wadsworth in the autumn.»
bile, ware his children, on “their way
to school. The automobile was 1110115111
to‘W. A. Hsnford's garage for repsirs.‘
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FRANCE SEGURES 800 HORSES.
srnmormiln. Mo. Oct. 11.9.»11‘1311
hundred horses Were inspeCted. by rop-
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Canned Fish.
callops, warranted dry
_ FlSHl Fist-in . .
‘B‘by where they get it freelt .
every day “And give you what you ’
buy y. ‘
All kinds of Fresh, Salt; and
Rbcksway Oysters. Large Es“
CUTBlLL'S ,
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FLANNELETTE KIMONOS.
Long Kimonos, of good quality tilin-
sleeves trimmed with satin and
yokes, daiutily finished with ribbon
rulfling ............... $2.251.
Long Flannelette Kimonos, in two
styles—Empire style. trimmed 1with
handset satin and the new Kimono
yoke effect, with sailor collar, tin-
lshed at neck with fancy cord. $1 .38
Long F‘iannelette Kimono. with fair
cy border. raglan sleeve, round neck
finished with bands of satin. . 51.50
Long Flannetette Kimonos,,Einpire
Short vF‘lannelette Kimono. shirred
Yokes . . . . .
J. I. Mallette
style, finished with silk cord..$i.00
i Mintzs
Spétial Sale of
Coats ,
$5.er to $25 ‘
'Mw 7.
'REBUILT TYPEWRITERH. ‘1}.
,. nuw Smith Underwood.
Remington, all. other,
makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals. $5".
per month. Machines“
sold st 55 per month.
JAS. DONNELLV,
411T
ITOGK OI
RANGES
is m mot convicts in no in
cities. .
STAMFORD. MAGEE
YORK. . PERFECT
ACORN
mo 11mm 11» All 1111:.“
Jones BLHOlflhleS
Company '
.17 Will It. Nerve-lit.
The Little Shop
North Mam Street. ‘1 . 5
THE LATEST MODELS
«in
SUITS. GOWNS AND WAISTS
ALSO. ‘
UNDERWEAR. coass'rs AND
HOSIERY.
K . A. CLAYEN.
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Something
New §
The Kitchen»
MENS
Footwear
$2.00 to $5.00.
0
2A Rump: of Prices That Will
hicct All Requirements. ‘
Boys and Girls
School Shoes
$1.25 to $3.00.
G1 over ’3
Heater . .
VERY ECONOMICAL ‘
See it at our office today. L L L L
The United Electric“ _
Light 82 Water Co.
Hallowe’en 5
Cards Sr'Noveltie
DECORATIONS
Fine assortment of
POST CARDS.
SAMOSET CHOCOLATES.
RIGGERMAN
ROS.. 64 North Main St.
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizing to me
Best work and cheapest prices
'A full line of tires and tubes on
thand all the time. Work called
for and delivered.
5 Robert Gregory
Tel. 326-4
Coal Wood. Cement
:Spccial Prices on Cash Orders,
7 Wall St.
This Month. for Red Oak
COAL
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St.
Phone 441
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“Silver Lake Ice.”
We have extended our service 10‘
south NorwalkJn response to man
requests.
to.
We do not seek trade by cutting
prices. We get and KEEP customers
-by furnishing unequaled service at ti“
fair price.
it is true economy to deal with 11L;
Especial attention to family trade.
THE SILVER LAKE lCE 60..
Phone 619. .22 Hoyt 8L, Uptown
Certificate of 1
Deposit '
We recommend our 111;.”
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tercst bearing Gertlflmiied
of Deposits for the «temp?
orary investment of.
WeL are very particular
in buying 1our Coal—-
'L.._fl1'at’s why it burns frec-
. ly and is see from clink-
funds‘. Certificates.- are
sued in amounts or f
Amusmg
PRINTED IN “.8
First Batch of Home M
_COMIO owns; 3 , -
Come 111111111 get your laugh
Norwalk Chronicler