Always Fruit
surmise FAMOUS
. measures
Liars was no: cam
j vac seer or use“
recovers
F. n. LANE:
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SOUTH NORWALK
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Ira. Augusto Stevens
A son. William Joseph, was born
November 5th to Mr, and Mrs. Wil-
liam Keeler’, of 39 Ely avenue Both
mother and baby are doing finely.
The Framingham Constipation.-
of South Framingham, Mesa, is
paring to begin work immediately up
on the state highway through
Plain to the New York state line,
A cottage prayer meeting was held
last evening by the Salvation Army
at the home of George Lloyd. of 24
Spring street. Sergeant J. B. Waller
_ ‘llld‘Mlfi Lloyd were in charge
’ Tilevmeeting of the W.
l”
noon at the home of Mrs.
in wssumorou ‘ mast .
and Mrs..
Henry Mathias of Norwalk, were fit of WIN-8t. most. were very pleas.
iting friends in Ridgeiield recently.
C. T. U.
scheduled to be held yesterday alter
George
l
00..
pro-
Hill
that mi The evening was
“ '1".
, ' i'V‘llévé secured a supply of
the time to plflce your orders.
SUPPLY IS LIMITED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
this celebrated coal. Now is
UNDERTAKER
”melanoma“
' FM”! fl.
SUFFRAGE
STATE
8% BUSY
.i‘
In and Ira. William H Cornered.
unity III-prise! last evening. on the
occasion of as second anniversary of
pound with music. Edward ‘Hoaan
rayon-8 was a number pf delightful
salon. Wt: were-served.
B 0. it; woof to Nor-walk last even-
seventh auivunry of Louise Ledge,‘
of that city. The Danhury members
returned today ”Porting a pleasant
ma Lemar, In Anna Klingon
schmldt. Ira. Iarle obraza. Mrs. An-
na holders and In. Wilma Rausch-l
nins.~—Danbury News. ‘ ' '
Last owning was a busy one with 3
the m of Lincoln Council No. l
40.0LI. Thethirddegreewas
‘ ”mil Greenwich who is one of the
thee-WI of the National Wom-
.an Buffnqs Asaooiation starts out
.Il‘ueaday for Nashville to attend the}
Annual Convention of the Association!
«which is being held next week at "“‘W Beam .
Nashville, Tennessee
Thompson Seton. ,who is also a mam-
‘ convention
, ‘I
' i
. 1
Miss C. Ruuts Rees of Rosema'ri’i
Mrs. Ernest
hot (if the National Executive Board”
is nlready in Nashville. she ‘having‘
. left Connecticut for Tennessee more
than a week ago. The Natibnal Con-
Vention otfinffragists opens on Thurs-
day, and will be continued with husiv
ness sessions every day but Sunday,
and public meetings every evening
until November 18. The business ses-
aloha are to be held in the Chamber'
of the House of Representatives of
the Tennessee Legislature at Nash- l
ville. The Chamber has been gracious--
ly offered to the Suffragists. because I
there is no other hall in, Nashvillel
suitable for the deliberations of incl,
auditorium of Nashville, and all the
m to mg the «lam-gum; of the prominent speakers among the Entire i
gists present at the convention will
be heard at these meetings.’
Miss Ruuia- Rees has decisively de-
tlma. Those who went were Mrs Em- clined the invitation to run again asi
a candidate for the National Board a
fact that will entail the choice of a
'new member. Other changes on the
board at the coming convention will
be necessitated by the refusal to ac-
cept reelection of Miss Jane Addams.:
M rs Bowen and Mrs. Mary Ware Den-
nelt. Mrs. James Lees Laidisw has
Mills. of Berkeley street. was pontoon W on H: “Mullen. and oana-lso intimated her unwillingness to
ad until neat week Friday
Mrs Gabrilowitsch was,
unsecured. A feature
accept another term of office. it is
W “ ‘ i of ii“ was the putting on of the pram that“. an ‘Zeitiirt' will be made to
Mr. and Mrs. Ossif Gabrilowitsch.
formerly of Redding, arrived in New
‘York a .few days ago from Europe.
before her
marriage, Miss Clara Clemens. daugh»
ter of Mark Twain.
daughter name with them;
Their y oung :
-—Dld you see the latest at O’Brien's
Final arrangements were completed
last evening by the members of Ehr-
akll Rebekah Lodge. No. 42, [(0. 0.
F; for the fair, which will be held the
' lanolin of this month, in Red Men's
Hall on Washington street.
Follow-
ing the business session, refreshments
were served. and a general good time
enjoyed. 0n the 4th of December, the
local lodge will entertain the grand of-
ficers of the state.
~Green. Blue, Brown Soft Hats: O'-
Brien.
A meeting of the Second District
Board of Library Directors was,
held
last ‘evening. The new lighting sys-
tem installed by Frederick Cullen.
was approved, and found to be very
satisfactory. Several new books worm
ordered purchased, and the reference
department, which ranks among the
best in the state;-is beingkept upto-
date why the installation of new vol-‘
“umes weekly. Bills were approved
and routine business transacted.
giving unsurpassed servicemen»
" 'iiuence.
commend itself.
As Opportunity
that we solicit.
Call or Write
1' TheSonthNorwak
his BANK er semis ,
On Our Merit ‘ A
V We try to influsncs business by
or than seeking builness by in-
:01) presenting our banking moth»
ode for your consideration is.
. scalp, uni-(inn continuous and
Fourth m team. These menuI
bets who has put in the minstreli
on tho 18th of this month, last even-
ing beI a rehearsal. This affair prom
in. to he on big a success as future
emu. ‘
~—
ed ocean of Catholic Union Council;
snd South Nor-walk cannon, x. of C...
will take piscs on next Tuesday even-l
joint inatallatlm. and a committee
from each mneil is now preparing an ‘
entertainment for the evening. Re-
freshnnb will he served also. The
chair which was won at 'the card
tom,“ winter. by Norwalk‘
.Council. will he presented by 0. D.
'Dep, John F. IcIahon.’ The commit~
tee appalled to make arrangements
for will. campaign will also re;
. port
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Nlllilllllll [lill PlNPll
Grown Hair and We ane it By,
Handled! ol’ Todimmiaia.
it never hill to produce the‘deslred
results. .11 alive:- p'nd invigorates
the Mir glands and tissues of the
increasing growth” 0! the hair
ten or pubs “continually coming
in from Install parts otthe country
status; that “radian Hair Remedy
hos renewed the growth of hair in
mantra-mum absolutely
headed A no: from Chicano
,wrltn: 'fAllga-horttrlal, myhsir
mm not now have a
lovely Ind 4:! hair, very heavy and
'overc-s‘oadahalfyardslonx." ,
Minis-Mellmulates
mammalian: andikeapl
lino. unmadeatscdpinvig-
heat-r howl. It 8 a wholesome
m his“ the hair and tho
pot nun "the lite in your hair
final—Wotaaymherhslr
more our file. it shows insults
fruihem_m
m Imitflllboflhflitwfli'
‘mownnlsatevary drug store-
mwmhmm 6012. audi.
"select candidates from points wall dis-
tributed over the whole 0f the United
show to be hell in the council's hall States. This geographical distribution:
makes the Board more representative
of sutfragists generally but it has the
great inconvenience that few members
can be assembled for the meetings of
the Board which become practically
m W Of “10 WWII! 019““ the conCern of two or three membersi
who are so situated that they can
attend regularly.
This week Miss Emily Pierson. Miss
ins. It the room of the Norwalk Alyse Gregory and Miss lsabella San i
Council on West avenue it will be a ders, with the effective and generous ’ lsens
,help of the members of the New Mll-
i'ord Equal Franchise League have
been campaigning in the small towns
within reach of New Milford by auto-
mobile. The President of the New
Milford League is Mrs. G, 'H. Wright,
and Mrs. Wright with her husband
Dr. G. H. Wright. who is even more
enthusiastic in the cause than his
wife has head with the Suffrage cam-
paigners almost every evening.
The towns visited in the campaign
[of this week-the third of Miss Pier-
ison‘s series of eight little campusnl
-have been Roxbory, Warren, new
Preston. .Brldgewater, Roddlns. Sher-
, man. Brookiield snd'Kent. Theories]:-
eri at these meetings were Miss EmiLv
Pierson, Miss Alyce Gregory, Miss
Isabella Sanders. Dr. G. H.eraht and
Mrs. Wright. Next week the can
pslgaers will be in the region around
Wmsmch, and the members of the
which Mrs. William A. Norton is the
in the campaign.
from the New london Equal man-
Franchise League organised since the
help in next wields compalm-'
Leasusisundeuakinathls wlnt‘
'Mrs. Huweyor made her first pub-
;llc speech in behalf of Votes for
:Women. The impression made
Greenwich by this speech of Mrs.
.er than could possibly have been pro-
Jduced by the most practiced orator
. Whom people are-accustomed to has:
. Jim chemo!“ platform.
l Ave . .
Capt A. B. \Iazrall, Sch An-
The public meetings in1
Five m M Germanic. Lodge the evenings will be held in the great;
Norwich Equal Franchise League. of.
president, have volunteered their all
Besides he Norwich Lasagna the
common will also: have helper! 2
close Lossus and from the dew Equal -
must suffrage Convention in llsrt-i
raid, at Lyme. The Mole “mun;
havsbeendsliberate. latching the.
step of actually organizing, but they
a... ems Association y'the offer-ole ,
The Hmtford Equal Franchise V A
hold regular evening meetings p’eii- '
to tho public, cores month at Set»
in
;Havemeyer’s is reported to lie great-
ADVER’PISRD LETTERS.
South Norwalk.
L. F . C ., General Delivery.
Miss M. R., Harborview
Beach, Camp Cove.
Mrs Clara Bell, Langdon. ls—
land.
Mrs Mary S.‘Boese. Harvor-
\liss llrighio i4 Lia} St.
Miss A. Clarke. ()4 West Ave.
1’ for Clark Harborview
each.
Charles E. Davis, .12050. Front
St.
Pietro Desimcni, 8 Chiss St.
Miss Elizabeth Dioherty,
Fairfield Ave. " '
Chas. H”, Guthrie. 33 Raymond
26
St.
C. H. Lowndes,
drew Neroges.
National Specialty Co.
John Negan.
Mrs. R. R’, Pollard.
Arthur A. Saunders (2')
C. J. Skinner Meadow St
George "lritche, 3 Lexington
Ave. .
l'lvsscs \Vehb, 35 Raymond St.
. .‘\.\'"[lRF.‘\V LEARY. PI M.
Norwalk.
s
lollows. Master Joh'n ‘ 3
Could, Miss Emily
Hampton, Miss Helen
; Kucueky. Tpumpio
Moore. 135.
Monroe Mrs John,
'lznyl Zska
‘ E. S. ADAMS P. M
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THE TESTIMONY OF SOUTH NOR-
WALK PEOPCE STANDS THE
TEST.
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The test of time is what tells the
14 Siiovvdcii -
every day and give you what 'yon
buy. ' .
(honed Fish.
callops, warranted dry.
FISH! FISH ll
Bay where they get it fresh
All kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Rockaway Oysters. Large Es-
CUI BILL'S
BRIDGE MARKET
71 Noni: Main Street
lmqortant Announcement-
November 9th to 14th, 1 91,4,
are dat‘es to be carefully
noted by our patrons
*On these days the “Merode” Under! ._
wen. SM ' when will be held. '
The N. E. Ryan Co.
3 WASHINGTON I‘I‘REET. SOUTH NORWAH.
Free Delivery. Phoa'e' 1w.
'.tale he public soon finds out when
misrepresentations are made, and
stand the test of
i
[merit alone will
‘time .
South Norwallr people appreciate
merit. and many months ago local cit-
publicly endorsed Dosn' s Kidney
jPills; they do so still. Would .a
‘cltlzen make the statement which fol-
llows unless convinced that the article
was just as represented? Below is
testimony such as the spherer fyom
kidney ills is looking for.
Mrs. J. Flags, 46 Spring street.
South ‘Nnrwalk. says: “I have not
been as well in two years as '1 have
been since using Dean's Kidney Pills.
i regret that I did not learn of this
‘ medicine when l was flfltmmfll with
kidney trouble, for it would have
saved me much sullering. 1 had ta»
has but. a few doses before I was
greatly relieved and two boxes im-
proved my condition wonderfully. l
advise other persons entering as l
dldto get Dean's Kidney Pills at
Pleistbd's Drug Store and give them
atrial. lsmonly too willingtocon-
drm my :fcnner statement regarding
this remedy"
Price 60¢. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask {or s. kidney rem—get
Dean's Kidney lPillo—ethe same that
This had. Foster-unborn Co.
Pooh-i Male. N. Y '
,_ ”snap it enuuuh,_ ,
Funeraisnlrootonand .
, Embslmsa;
, Office and Residence
. :. reignite» M ‘
“.9", “- 89.8mm.
‘i
.1}:
The People’s Trust Co
a s ‘
Certificate of
.7 Y M.
Deposit
We recommend our in
ternst bearing Gerti' floater
- of Deposits for the temp
orary . investment of idle
funds. Certificates are is-
sued in amounts of 8100.
and over; and are payout 1
.m demand.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
r
Bur
Hazelton
v'a' -
The a and... as” no:
TIL. an. in warn or... _
The Little Shop
North Main Street.
THE LATEST MODELS
IN
‘ SUITS. GOWNB AND WAISTB
ALSO. »
UNDERWEAR. CORSETS AND
HOSERY.
K. A. OLAVEN.
Davey’s
_' 50c : I‘EAS .
Equal to most '60 con
grades. on S & H
Stamps with each iii.
t.
MENS
Footwear
$2.oo to $7.00. :
CA Range of Prices That Will,
_. ‘\
Meet All . Requirements.
inabmma
.,r~l7lhs. Gran. Sugar . .
y: Ritters Pork 8i Beans 10c val.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
A. Dickerman 8: ,Son. _
South Nor-walk Phone. 446 ‘
WE GIVE “H GREEN TRADING STMPS.
Special Sale of , ,
SUITS .. COATS DRESSES
$12.98 to $35. $7.98 to 325. ' $5 to 325.
J ACOBY S
Cash if you have it. Credit if you wantit. "
ANNOUNCEMENTN
Beginning Next Saturday Evening
the regular weekly domes will commence, for
which a charge of 25 cents will be made.
An extraordinary feature will be Spcidel' s Orchcatr
THE ROYAL JAMES INN
Wall Street. Norwalk.
F. 0. PIERCE CO.’S FINE;
PAINTS. ‘
PAINT THAT GOES A LONG WAY ‘
Sky-high prices are not necessary for
high quality paint. Our paint has the
greatest covering capacity and ismore
durable than the more expensive,
kinds. The lady of the houseailintl
wants that paint of snowy whiteness
that marks the latent style, will find
our line is right there with the goods ‘
scum nohwsLx. con-n
I
s as smoked Shoulders,
'4 lbs. Ginger Snaps
(Fancy Maine Potatoes
For Hire.
DAV. WEEK OR MONTH. , ,3
Norwalk Chronicler