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'. clearing and cooler.
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BOWLING WHEN. Na. ,INov. Lari
C 9 Clark. Senake'r of the Nailed»
; ii once of Representatives. com.
r mesa... this morals; on the Repair
states in which elections were held
yesterday, :aaid t e vo was not a
rebuke to the Wl on a miniatratinll.
but “just on more thing that could
happen glaring class; as". of Euro-
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the couhin‘.‘ said the Speaker. .wfi
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3 . . feat of a. great number or Democrat-
’ : lc SenstOra and Congreamen in not
a rebuke to magnitudes of Preddeat
currenoe,
in; these
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Arrangements my” be
made for W and
’ other afi‘atrs. ‘
P ‘ primbm Offm EDT? Civil Superior Court against Jennie
Lunch and planet". 3Ginn Sperry. executrix o! the estate
__. dward Stew Sperry The Disintltf
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY; ’
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Temperature :
Clear.
For N'brynlk and “Vicinity: Unsol-
tied weather tonight and Thursday.
possibly light. local shoWers;cw_-le1
Thursday The disturbance Which was
‘ central over the Lake region yesterday
morning will pass out the St. law-
this virin.
lty willhe out the soul exalted“ of
- it. It is' causingfunsetiled Weather
with light.. local showers in the east-
eru portion of the Lake region. i’lena.
ant weather éintinues "generally.- in
‘other districts ast- .oi the Rocky
4 Mountaini.’ There has been' a slight
. fall in
temperature. between the
Rocky Mountain and. th Mississippi
river, with a corresponding rise he-
1. tween the Mississippi riter and the
Atlantic coast. a 0
Conditions favor for this vicinity
. unsettled, clouding,r weather. with
- mild temperature and possibly llgllit.
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Mrs. Margaret A, Pierce. of South
Norwallt, doing business upder the
name of Pierce (a Wallace, has tiled a
petition in bankruptcy, and the first
meeting of her creditors will
held at life once of Referee John W.
Banks. Helga Building, in Bridgeport.
on Friday. November 13th, at 2
o'clock.
Now is a good time to start learning
to dance. All the new or old dances
are guaranteed {or $5. 00 at Polleys
Private Dancing School, in seven pri-
vats lessons, any afternoon and ev-
ening. Payments of $1. 00 a week can
he made, which is low enough for
anyone.
phone‘ 1413-2. Join now. Privacy as-
sured.
—To surely and safely rid yourself
of catarrh. get a' Hyoniei outfit from
Baxters Drug‘Store. There is no bst- ‘
, ter remedy. yet harmless pleasant and
easy to use—you breaths it. —Adv
On November 9 the entire council ~
'0! the Norwslk Bey Scouts, will meet .-
at the cities of the president, Ira 0.
Gregory, .when discussion and ar-
rangements for the winter plans of 11.]
the order will be acted upon. umn- --:
lustrated bird lecture by Game win:
den. Wilbur Smith will be given
Rooduers Hall. November 19, for the 5‘ .‘
Boy Scouts and Seoul. Masters .of the ‘~ ‘-
city. The parents or the boys are to "
be rallied to attend the lecture, which .
undoubtedly will prove very interest— I
3‘
ing as well as instrdCtive. ,, 3
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—-AT THE COUNTRY CLUB.
The regular Thursday night dinner
and Friday luncheon will he served as i . ,
- . » The Austrian cruiser Kaiserin Elizabeth is a small .3
usual this week. '
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' APEIAL THIS WEEK—-
Slean’s Linlment ~25c size . .‘ 15%: f:
ISloau's Ltnlment. 59c size .. 35c
Sloan’s Lintment,,$1-oo 5124‘: 65c- ' m
WEATHER FORECAST
Low, 28: high,
he
Call at 27 Monroe street, or '
nis that he had been ‘employod
by the deceased as advertising solici-
, Brass .World and Platers chine,"
which the deceased owned. The plain-
1 ti“ was to recelte 50 per'bent. of the
; advertising he obtained and the same
. per cent. 101“ all renewals of advc"«
1 lining. on Jan. 1;’i910. he made an
agreement for one year whereby he
‘ Was to receive 33 1-18 per cent. of all
advrtifing he obtained and that this
agreement was renewad annually, but
on Jan. 80 last he was dlstharixed
and could not fulfill his ”part of the
' agreement ‘
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—sokwaut~m novma morons
' day afternoon,’ and special perform-
ances at Pleasant Hour and Lock-
“ ’ ,8. 80o'clock. Admission to all. the.
“COPENHAGEN, Nov 4, via Londcm, 2 :39 a.111.—-’- 1,.
A fleet of German warships has gathered off the Aland ‘
islands, in the Baltic Sea, northeast of Stockholm and; 1;
opposité the entrance to the Gulf of Finland. They cvi3§§
dently were proceeding north and haw. stopped to await;
‘ . orders. _ _ .. g: g
TOKIO, Nov? 4. 7 :30 p m.—-»A_ dispatch received 34
. I here from Tsi-Nan 1n Shantu 11 Province. China. says the
Japanese forces li'efore Tslng- Tau the fortified position of
f “n the Germ territory of Kim Chow have destroyed 2g:
:- F IGerman s and It: pture'd 8(9) bumpers. . ‘ Z
In Tire Japanese llc'ry. 15 now atl’a‘ckl'ilg tl1c2vl' Germatfi 7': I
trenclthand the wire entanglements before them
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LON DON, Nov. 4, 4 :45 a. 1n. -—Telegrapl1iug from
Yarmouth regarding the raid made by a German squadron
. in the North Sea Tuesday, the correspondent of the
Times says: “The whole of the crew of submarine D-5,
which was sunk by a mine dropped by 4a German cruiser,
were lost except two officers and two men. ‘our men
were saved from the drifter Fraternal, . which was also .
sunk, but six of her men were drewned. 1 The mine. ‘
drifter Copious was also” struck by a mine about the same
time as the others ,and sank. Only one member of her
crew wassavéd and-nine were drowned.
“The fight was 'so close to the short that some of.
the shells dropped within a mile‘of the beach, one ex-
ploding within a few hundred yards of the naval 'sir Stat."
1101] on the south side of Yarmduth. _ I
“It is believed here that the German raiding squad-_
r011 intended to bombard the cons. ” f' .
l‘he correspondent of the Daily Mail at Lowesioff, .7
gives the story of a member of the crew of the British {I
cruiser Halcyon, wliicli'engaged the German vessels. The
sailor said: “We left Yarmouth'atifi o’clock in the
. morning and when about ten miles out we met the Gen}
man ships. We challenged them, but supposed that they. .-
were British as We did not expect to find the Germans so
near the coast. ‘
“The only reply was shot and soon the shells were; .
raining around us the Germans firing as rapidly as possljs
blc. One shot wrecked the wiiéelhouse’, seriously uijurmg'
the helmsman, another pierced the funnel. We were hit
' about eight times and considering that we were covered
with spray and going at a good rate, the gunnery of the
47- Germans Was real good
“Our wireless was carried away by their second shot
‘_ ‘ “Just before she cleared off one of our destroyers ,
came" 11p and put'up a screen of smoke from her funnels. ”l
The Germans had tried for forty»five minutes to sink us,
but failed, owing to the captain's splendid séamanshipfi" ,
TOKIO, Nov. 4, 3 :30 p; m'. 4—111 a statement issue‘dI ,
', here today. the Navy Department says it believes that}
-the Geramans at Tsing Tau have sunk the Austrian
’ cruiser Kaiscrin Elizabeth Which took refilge in that
harbor soon after Japan declared war on Germany. It is
also thought the Germans have destroyed the floatmg
(locks. ‘ ‘
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boat of about .4’00 tons. Site 15. rated as a 19 knot boat,
LONDON, Nov. 4, 8:16 a. m.-—- dispatch from Rot— «
terdam WW? IDlailv. Mail dated Tues IayInieht says: ~’ .-
_.::":?; :‘j: '2;
lusts m It! .
7 lican victories in a majority of the '
The result at the polls throughout“
" tor and advertlslns manager of “The ,
to be shown at Pleasant Hour‘Satur- ‘
wood's Hall, Sunday eyenihx at“! and
_. given in any sickness
Nourishment-41mm.
ohm—“imam.
..ie.-4whologomencaa. All
for 5 cents. in the
111on
Crisp. delicious and
strengthening. Fiesta
halted and localitie—
livcred. loom.
A‘delightful new his“. ~-
cuit, with a rich and
delicious cocoanut flat
vori Crisp and always
. fresh. to costs. ‘
"AHMAD RAISED 815,000,000
(MAWA, Nov. l.-—It was report-
ed here today that the Canadian
raising in Marion 815, 000.000 0: the
amount guaranteed: by the govern:
ment for its line. notwithstanding
the European war.
BENTINEL WANT ADS.
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If Cross, Favorlok. Command. cm
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“California Syrians! Fido.” ...
A laxative today saveaa siclt child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty
lip with waste, liver gets slugslsh:
stomach sour. ..
Look at the tongue, mother! IIf
feverish, breath bad, restless. doesn'b
sat heartily. full or, cold or has sore
throat or any other children’s ' all
most. give‘ a tesspoonful of»I-"C'slifor---—~
bis Syrup of Figs," then don’t worry,
because it is perfectly harmless. and
’ in a few hoursall this constipation
poison. sour ' bile and fermenting
waste will gently move out of the
bowels. ’and you have a well, playful
child again A thorough "inside
cleansing" is oftimes all that is neces-
Bury. it should be the first treatment
Beware-of counterfeit ll: syrups.
Ask your druggist for a {lo-cent bottle
of "California Syrup of Figs," which
has full directions for babies, child-
ran oi all ages and tor grown-ups
plainly printed-oaths bottle. Look
carefully and .596 that it is made. by
the "cuitorins'rig Syrup Company. .,
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" transfers has been ilied at the office
: of the town clerk
‘ dall,bu1ldiaalot, East avenue. War
son. two lots. Lincoln avenue. War.
f F. Webb, unequal-tars at an acts
5‘ and uildings. Main street. Deed.
‘ win, lot and building's, Harbor View
‘ Craw. lot and buildings, Roton ave
. lot and buildings. war Norwalk War.
1 '3 live acres.;Weed avenue. “War.
ickson. lot. Prospect Hill. War.
is always apparent» in our displays.
_ You can come here and choose
Northern Railwayi'hadis'ficceedcd in .
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their bowels. which become clogged.
coated. or your child is listless, crass, 4
Jewelry and Suit Cases at the
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am. ' saute , menses:
Tits following list of real estate
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m 0 Johnson to Minor D, Ran-
Miser D. Randall to Frank 0. John-
. Gentle l". Blterworth to Cassius M.
Weh'and‘linerva E. Davis, one acre
of land and buildings, Main street.
Deed, .
George F. Buttsrworth to Madeline
Eugene J Van Noon to Adolph Lyn-
. hianowit; and wife. lot and buildings. - .
Ms avenue. War ,
Arthur 3. Crew to Phebe W. Matt
‘Bwh. War.
Silas B. Byrhoe to Franks. Hoyt;
two leShepard street. War.
p11 H. Mekwood to Arthur B.
nae. War.
Edward L Andrews and Ruth A.
Taylor to Central National Bank, lot
and buildings, West street. Foreclo-
sure.
William Davenport to Frank Svec,
in. building lot, Stuart avenue War
Anna 3. Giley to Clarl M. Rhatisan,
Emma 'L. Gregory to John T. Gilroy,
,iaiicheql ucsauy commits a. Er-
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under the arms. There is a pointed collar in the hack and two waist-- "
coat points in trust.
or as tile stripe.
‘Darlr grounds. striped with a contrasting color; also, plain white,_
The Rest Sweater we have EverSeen for
The N E Ryan Co.
“ WAININGTON 878321;. I’
We have added a. system to our business whereby we can
house and you pay (or it on the instalment plan. A 'phone 'csll or posted
will bring representative who will to rther explain. ' ' “ “
0.,“ tiritcea imitates? are the lowest in town. No matter who does the 1'
mt n: e us one c you our prices. Electric Vacuu- (lean
immune: as '7 1‘
MWahcht.
Vanity Vests
ANov’stBitot : I
canines .'
Woven one-piece fashion. seamless over. the shoulder and joined l
Fastened With loops and buttons of the same col- 1 j
$1. 50
IOU?" NORWALIK. 7' 3.;
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morale LIGHTING. ‘ ,.,
wire you}
were non use mx'mnm - w
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'rimwmm ELECTRIC oo. - - . . ..
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GOOD TA‘TE lN FURNlTURE
ARTISTIC FURNITURE
that is appropriate for the room you
wish tonsils attractive and its just
what will accord harmouioualy with I
your (11mm ‘
Come in and. see the designs that
are most favored this‘season.
A. J .tngeviheI
81.5011 Co:
184-188 IWAOHINGTON STIIT.‘ .
South Norwalk. can...
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Satisfactory Shoes
and Stockings
In adding the famous Triple Toe Line of Hosiery .
to our big stock of shoes we have made many friends
for this high grade hosiery, for men, women and
children. All sizes and shades, in silk, lisle and lugh . '
grade cotton. . - ‘
Conneally&Bracken 5-”j
to Wasulscrou a'r.
, The most comfortable Rocker
to be had, either Golden Oak
~ or Mahogany finish, regular
$4.50 value at . $2.75
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The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
You will find a large selection
of Unrcdeemd Pledges, Tools,
Firearms, Musical Instruments.
Norwalk Pawnshop.
The City N ational Bank
New Year 3 Resolution
The best New Year's resolution, and one never to be regretted. is I
to add your name to this Bank slarge and increasing list of satisfied
depositors. . . r . 1‘
Start the New Your right by beginning your financial prespeilty—the ,
lit-st step towards assured Wealth and contentment. ‘ _'
1 It is distinctly to your advantage to get acquainted with the meth-
Ode of this. Bank. .
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Joseph Rosenfield, Prop. ',
40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
Your available cash
ATTACK Procrastination and
VICTORY Is yours with SAVINGS
;. 395i _ _ .accoum' . If
Money loaned on articles of value
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A : Touring Cars, Limouunes and Tax: Cabs V":
.. . .__ . oar. ween on 14911111.. A ‘ ,~ . '
Agents for
Chalmers and Cble Cars
For litre, .
Norwalk Chronicler