'. coupenutlan, Fidelity Bonds, in
mg we can write any kind 0! insur-
use "a may require. Call us oaths
Me No. 1230.
Taylor 8: Golden
IfsoUTl-l NQRWALK TRUST co.
BUILDING.
m
. Joseph Banagosa had all accident oc-
cur to his runabout yesterday
noon.
.- came cit. Fortunately he 11 as going at
onloderate rate of speed and, as a re-
nd“; the machine did not overturn.
Coroner John .l. Phelau of Bridge
.port. opened his inquest into the cause
In! the death or" Mrs Louis Anderson,
Who was touud terribly mangled,' on
the railroad tracks, Friday morning,
this afternoon at 12:51 o‘clock.
“ it
'1
Deeds passed last evening in the
’ purcuasrn; ui'flte hdwiu cf. trobrl'tsolr
property. situated at the corner of $3.21.
.view avenue and Last Washington
street, by the
.Comlnittee, at the committee‘s meet
in; last e1emng. This property Is :1
portion of the proposed park and Illle
rest of the land land ill this vicinity ls
toils purchased ill the future
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5011 Tuesday e1ening .\'o1enlber
3. Mr. Edward Baxter Perry. tile well
known pianist, will give his annual
Piaaotorte Lecture Recital, in the
Auditorium of the Norualk li'brary
‘Tiélrets fifty cents, on sale 111 Glen-
déInnings, or at the door
The laboring man is asking today
for the reduction of the hours 01' lubOt‘
to the lowest practical point, and that
degree at ielrlufe for all 11 hlch is a con-
dltion ot‘ the highest human lite. Is is
asking for a uilirg Fife; as a pilot lid:
in every industry. and the highest
wage that out: industry can anoint;-
u‘
'Are you interested in the problem or our
the laboring man as a worker or as an
employer? {‘ ome and hear Lawyer t‘an-
doe, ill the 'South Norwalk Baptist
Church tomorrow at 12: 30 p. m. A
I'welcome is ltiyen to every man. M
'
2 1',- DISPENSARY DANCE.
dunno comes off this evening at the As
notably Rooms.
" . Ind Baur's drug store. Norualk .
the dance.
A big time at the Idance is expected
. .1 pyjfiifsorns. -
Private touching e1ory afternoon
and «naming? N011 pupils accepted 111'-
1101.111 '8 1
Private Dancmg
School
o
the modern don't-es in I 11111 ate leasont~
' {‘92: $501 refund 1onr monev.
LC'allj-nt '._7 Monroe st. or ’i‘el. 1413-2
\ l’rlr'ut-y :ts-‘alrlcll Opp II. R. Station
' on mortgage. personal loans,
' «treason ther‘es no better
how -to meet the. obligation
afler-‘
While driring, the trout wheel'
Bridge CUHSINICUUIA ,
Don't torget that the Hitllo11e'en great present need ‘5 for a 9’09.“
[Busters drug more, South Nor-walk care of the poor unfortunate ones is coming on splendidly.
, ,lr 'voUARE ‘
‘ 1N DEBT]
11'n1 than
swings account in the South \‘11111alk Sa1ins‘s llnltk to olo-I i
1 ,;_ ate a cash reserve with 11 hlcir to I‘fit‘é} yzourselgt’ from debt
V This way of meeting obiigatipns 'to others will allow
'lrllildlllg up uperm‘nnen t1 l'oserl'e fund.
homeroom
Rathskeller
Open from 9 .a. in.
to 11.30 p. m.
MUSIC SATURDAY
Miss Pinneo Reports on the Sac-1
cess of the Recent '
, Convention.
The regular meetingr of the
board of directors of the Nor-
waik Library was held last cvc-I
lung and the following members
111'1-rc prcst'nt; Dr. J. ('2. Gregory.
Dr. H'arstrom and Messrs. How—
Iard. Hayes. llzllconl and Seymour
.
NIGHTS . Cy rt is. ' .
The report for the month
__-__..._.- .-. ~ ~~~ '—-~.slro121'etl an increase of 90 over
N l'llt: same month a year ago.
,‘1
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()rltsltlc the routine bills was
one for a fortunate purchase at,
Second hand 0f the \'c11' Interna—
tional Cyclopedia. lllis coul—
plctcs fol the reference depart-
ment the entire list of encyclope-
=dias nmv ill use with the excep-
~1 31111111.
'-’ “READERS’
gtion of the last edition of the
Fllritanuica. As the Library :ll—
. .. " . ~ =rl-ad_1' owns two editions of this
I VIEWS :3 :tllc Nelson's loosc- Leaf 11:11
{substituted as this keeps the lat—
‘ct tliscovcrie complete to date bvl
means of the loose- leaf additions.
Another bill “as that of Lan—
LOCATiNG THE HOSPITAL. ice for the war is subscriptions to
Mr Editor. ‘ lllzigaziues lllis was given to
I 1 was considerably edilled in read .‘\lr Lallitc llccallsc of ill\ "encr-
iug the communication ill your paper ““5 “a“ l” ““lil’l.‘ “‘9 h“ at
by ‘East A1enne." regarding the cost. only stipulating that ill
changing of the hospital site The fairness to the other dealers,
reason for achange or site that 1 11111111610 per cm cmmnission should
heard spoken or, was the need of more be put into books to add to th:
outdoor room. Larger grounds 1"or L'iblar).
the patients to stroll around, also :\ short report of some of the
land enough to raise vegetables and lmppIeuinns of the l llmlr) Bl: tit"
garden truck for them to eat. As 1 meeting was given.
understand the matter. the Noruulk 3h" liowuld grounds toimnit
HOSP“?! 15.811 emergency hospital and for of the l ibrarv. reported that
the large majority of cases sent he had 51):)k0n especially to fill"
Ihtrt‘ are for Operations and accident park (lt'pitlllllt‘lll of the cit1 lull
injuries. As soon as patients have mm the grunndh ”f the Lilyran
rncotered sunlcientlv to get aroundiw crc 3., spick and 5pm, 11]) to thr-
thcl are discharged from the hospital. very moment “f the openin," m'i
The 1913 report shoull‘tllat there were “u. convention it" was 1,055“le
.“7 patients admitted to the hospital lhc librarian stated that more
and 357 “ ere for operations. 11hlle were about no people at lunch—
1“” 5mm“ “’“m 1‘9 "my ““3 ‘0 1-011 and about 150 from out-11k-
look at and enjoy during the lsrumll'lerIdming parts of the day. T he li>
months, it would cost considerable to
maintain them and the hospital regu;
latiors do not permit .or provide!
entertaining patients alter yeoovery. l
it it? 1ery doubtful if the state would
1ote its appropriation to maintain a
:publlc rest cure or recruiting: sani-
tarilml ip Norwalk. Secondly. the
practical housekeepers of today know
that they can buy fresh vegetables al—l
most every d111 in the entire year. i~copc .f .
hone in quality and at about and A wonderful loosclca section
iiia‘lf She can of personally I'alslnglm put ""9 the Ne’W'IF‘C‘Z-f’lo"
them Again it would seem that tht‘llmdifl him His! been received. it
patients whomre obliged to oIccupy l is headed "T he War of the
hospital do so on account at Powers Now Raging in Europe"
operations and serious injuries, and and contains the latest news on
W
l
jrcpcatcdly commended by
rlvisitinpr exIperts. special interest
centering ill the arrangement of
.thc shcl1cs the charging system-
Ethc beautiful cllildren' a room the
Librarv Book Club with its pro-
Ivlsiou for supplying the shelve
111th new fiction and the reflecto-
«um they Would require a diet or like instruments of fighting, 111 the ’
strengthening broths and nutritiousl'flll’ under ground and on land
de'llcaciemthnt produce vitality, No anda cllollologicnl record of the
.doctor would prescribe tor. a patient war from lune 28 to September‘-
.to llllfbis stomach with greens From.2
Imy knowledge of the situation. thel The War Children's Christmas
comfortable building with the neces- of America to help the poor lit-_
Tickets for We at sary paraphernalia to take the beatltlc folks of the countries at war "
Mrs. ' '
11110 are obliged to occupy our hospl- ilolm Havs Ilammond and Mrs.
' Refreshments will be served after "11 It would be a dllllcult problem tolli 1'11 McDonald \ Blefih- chairman
filjd a Site BB we" located 111111 asland treasurer of the fund ‘lrope
gbrarv building and methods were
the
Great .
Fund undertaken by the women _I '
mas.1~'
,3 ”l
"'a Mark
of Beauty
’ Ctrrborundum Axe
Stones will
'produoe a sharp, keen edge on the dull-f
jest ot’ Axes in a very few minutes 1
timd. .
The stones do the work of a grind-r
stone and sharpening stone combined.
I Carborundun Razor H s are macro:
of extra fine, hand- wash powder. U11 l
excelled for fast cutting qualities andl
for pmducing a keen, lasting edge.
CHAS. E. DOW
In years" to come your
teeth will remain snowy
. white- sound and attractive
if you cultivate the habit of
consulting a dentist every
s11 or eight months. If you "
come to me it will cost )03
nothing for examination.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays by Appointment.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 So. Main St.. Sb. Nor.
1
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Tires Vulcanized
l '.I-.
Bring your vulcanizing to mel .1
Best work and cheapest prices l
A full line of tires and tubes on,
hand all the time. Work callcr‘
PARAMOUNT HGUSES
for and delivered.
Robert Gregon
7 Wall St. . Tel. 326-
will
have plenty of the real life to enjoy.
“Lucille Love Series":
feature continued
the shows at our houses. You
KR Y PTOb
The "near" lens is hidden in
the "distance" so that 1100118
knows you are wearing double
lenses. They make ‘ you
“look 1oungcr.1\lny
show them to you?
We retain tch exclusive ser-
vices of OCUIJS'I‘. to can
inc eyes.
THAMER-
OCULIITI AND OPTICIANS
87 “autism. Iterator-d. Conn
Open In. 5171190. lot. 1897. -
Prise Universal
with new incident
NOVEMBER 2 AND 3'
Direct from New York and as it was
played there by the original corn-
P'BY“
“Patchwork Girl of Oz”
Five part comedy ieature with Cou-
lderc in the leading role.
1.
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of Marcus
Fire Goth Vila?
Always the Latest Things in
i
iAnother Wonderful Bill
' Losw's Superb Vaudeville-tor
Hoyt’s . Theatre ‘ .
1 : MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNES-
. ‘ DAY. ‘ .
' Special Extraordinary Engagement—-
First appearance in Vaudeville of the
most talked about Moving Picture
Stars qt
;8ydnsy
BRACEY s FARRINGTON .
Personal appearance ntINight Perform-
ances only—As Jones. the Butler,
Painting
Paper; Hanging
Decorating
Million Dollar Mystery."
Five Other Sterling Acts, including
suitable for a public hospital as thBZto reach the two hundred thous-
5 present. location Let's have the bulld- and dollar mark The “- omen of
lag erected and finish the campaign ,\orwalk are doing their share,i
1
ifor 1:1rious kinds of rclief.11eccs-1
sroo THOSE EARLY BRONCHIAL ”my
COUGHS Igalllcr ill nl:ll11'stl":11 dollars and
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‘checked, and have the way ior serious and friends of the C 111t League
throat and lung 515931595 Get a hog. lwhich under the leadership “of;
”e 01 F019“- Home} and Tm \[111 Perry" has done nbblv}
lpound and take it freely;
Com
Stops
Mfrom Hillside School for the;
throat loosens the phlegm and
mildly laxative
and grow-“pars '0113. No' opiates For
sale by all drllgglsts "
is that :1 large number of children
ing. some 'nuts.‘ fruit and candy
will be apt-111 rie'llt in Alliance
l >1
' VEC RELATIVES MAKE
DENIAL. .
(liVOI'Ce hid it- was
couple was ill the court room!
1
Emother saw the child she want'edl
.l to kiss it. and the little one start»
'_ ed for her mother, but' was held
back" by relatiy'csf' A‘ local rel-
buslnoss Obligations or living
regular deposits in a -
1.,
- Ithc followingr denial?
“In regard to the article
7‘ yotlr' 'pap'el'I or not letting the
. you;
due to yo‘t'tr own' future by“
say it is fill.se The relative in
‘ and was in ignorance of what was,
child until the girl came running -
out to call her. The relative was.
in the corridor and did not call 1;
the child from her mother]? 3‘ :1
When the Russian he” can Trio
.. y p .
WEST AVENUE' though there are other demands'
T he boxes :11 the libraries? -
lquIal'tcrs the First District gatIh-i
The" "“8 0.“ 3“ winter “5 “Oi Icrmg mainly from the members1
M13111
Pinilco has :1 contribution of $23i
.coughs and colds, heals raw inflamed -(.llristlllas Ship. This will “wanI
We «gm-11.1111111- to teach amonc of’
“95‘ [m chlldren 11 ll] receive :1 Christmas box con-'
taining a toy. :111 article of CiOil‘l-1
and the money th buv, all “these: .— 1,
1'11 :1 (ltI‘spatLll to” The gentlhei
last evening. describing the. 91cc.
reported '
that “the little dnttgtller of the; ,
with some relati1 cs and when thci _
ative oi the little girl today made .
i111”. . ~
‘. which :1 relative. is licensed by,_
child kiss its mother, I wish toff
' question had left the courtroom“
going on between the mother and“ '~
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THE DANCING MARS
II I
Wm
.
versitlera
“THE. nEdp‘anaoo"
A Real Thriller in Mela-dramas”
'DELTORELLI azealssmoo
The Musical Cornlthe1I .1 ‘
ALMA BARRETT
'g'r'ne onglnal "Brinkley tint."
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"'SWeathr'dtiats
Boys' ’irnd GiflS’ ,
$1 00 to $3. DD
Ladies‘ and Men‘s,
III-$2 00 to .$.5 OD
,_.
Phone, 446
We Give S. and H. Green
Trading Stamps.
pf.-
‘ Should your eyes have been giving
' you trouble or your glasses need
' adjusting, fast at liberty to consult. ,
WILLMM J. MOIORLI
'l‘lle ghosts will be abroad tonight
but you need not worry it you attenul
' l“THE MILLION DOLLAR uvsrsav",
Frank:
and Braille. the Conspirator. in “Tirol
U . 1' . .
I l .I The Gorham 00.. A Trio of Terpsichorean Entertalners.
10 Fun at. I El“ NOMIIK i AL ‘H. WESTON ‘. IRE-NE YOUNG
Tel. 452. ‘ Sprlghtly Song and Conversational Di-
.pe
135117313X? 6-6131. 1914
,
iTURE
uos
ANGES
STERLING.”"‘
Special Sale of New anl Attractive Fine
arid Fashidnable lApparel
for women and misses. Discrinrina-ting women who investigate are am-
ong our most valued customers. Do you investigate and compare? Then
you must know that the latest and most acceptable styles are 'here
represented in variety that equals any elsewhere to be found and at
prices that maintain/our reputation (or best values.
s.\\’omttn's Smuruy"'l‘nilored Suits: 37.911, 311.1111, $14.93, $19.93 and
.1100.
Women's Smartiy Tailored COATS: $1.98, $9.98, $1L98, $14.98, $17.98
$19.98 to $25.00.
Women‘s Smart DRESSES: sass up to :50.
SKIRTS: $1.98 up to 810.
()l'li \\‘.-\ISTS are the talk of the. town hum 981- up to $7.98.
Exceptional values in Millinery. Untrirnmed Dress flats of Lyons 1191.
vet and silk plush. large, medium and small sailor's. turbans and oth-
er shapes from :BSc up. Come and see the 1ariety as they can not
be beat.
33 So. MainISt.
THE PARIS
We alter FREE of charge
The style store for Ladies
m1”...
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was
Stamford Theatre
Tuesday and Wednesday
Matinee: 2:15. Evenings 7:00 and 9:00
r'Ethel Barrymore
“The Nightingale?
-A five-part niodon picture written for-Miss Barrymore by
August Thomas.
.l‘ 1:
AniComedy Reels. '
M'atinees 10c Evenings 10 & 15
\
FRIDAY EVENING 8:15 P. M
Arthur Hammerstein
Offers i-IiIs Rollicking. Irresistible Musical Comedy Suc-
cm as Presented During the Unparalleled Record Run of
One Year, at the N. Y. Casino,
HIGH ll—NKS
Dock and Lyrics by Otto Hauerbach. Music by Rudolph
,Priml. Authors of “The Firefly.”
I“Qverflowing with haunting melodies that will re-
main fixed in the memory.”—'-N.> Y. Tfibuae.
Prices
$150 $1.00 75:: 50c
SEAT SALE WEDNESDAY. Mail orders accompanied
with remittance and return Istsmpcd envelope titled in the
iv."1£{
r
1’
c
order of receipt.
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Norwalk Chronicler