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EKBanks
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DOLLS
Unbreakable Character Dolls
from too. to 51.50
lung to. children In to see
DONNEL'LY’S
Stationery Store. 15 80‘. train at-
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WEATHER FORECAST
Fair. to-
\
For Norwaik and vicinity:
night and Friday.
A disturb-nae which is central this
morning over Nebraska is causing un~
settled wrestler and some 11an in the
worthwestern districts. l’leusant wea-
ther prgvsils one} of the Mississippi
ri'1o'r.'l‘here has been a decided (all.
of temperature. in the Lake region-
durlng the last it hours. Freeaing
temperatures were reported along the
northern border. from. Montana to
1 Maine.
Conditions faxin- for. this vicinity fair
weather: gala not much chap 0 in
fem mpe_ \ (:1.
TODAY
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'l‘cmperature:- Low, 41; high.
56. Rain.
A male‘qnartelte“cob§lolln8 01:34 1
F. Hathaway. Junltts livll'orwn, " Frank
Merriam and George Elliott.
sing at the service in the Brookslde
Chapel, next Sunday afternoon at 8: is
o’.clock Mr.'l‘hos1pson conducts the
Sunday school. and preaching service.
and the gatherings have been found
to be very helpful.
attend.
Thomas McLaughlin. agent from
the Trenton. New Jersey, state Peac-
teniary. was in this city yesterday.
relativeto the local police's'. capture:
or George F. Ryan. wantedby the su-
thorltles oldies! Jersey for f‘iumplng'
state's prison. Agent McLaughlin
has in his possession requisition pa-
’pers from Governor Fielder, of New
' Jersey, and is on his way to Hartford.
where he will get in touch with Gov-
ernor Baldwin.
——500 Carnation Pinks will be given
away at the Saturday opening of
Hayes' City Market, 69 North Main
street.
Tripp's Restaurant 'at 37. Washing-
ton street will be opened under new
management Saturday noon As an
.openlng feature, a roast turkey din-
ner will be served at thirty-live cents.
1 it is the intention of the new mansg
ers to serve a regular dinner at the'
same price, but to greatly reduce the
prices on special orders. The public
is assured that the service will be
first class in every particular. and
that only the first quality of foodstuffs
'wm be placed before them. The new
owners say they simply want an pp-
portunity to convince the people here
that they will please them. ‘
‘_——Ralneoats, Slip-ens; ‘or’ dalma-
caans" made to at you. or money back.
$8.00. 010.00. 811.00 $15.00. $16.00. B.
a. Dibble. Open evenings. 78 Wash--
lagoon street.
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~SPECIAL THIS WEEK—
531 lfipafioa. 251: size 17c
53‘ HmM‘W Sile’ su‘r w
581. HMfionvaize ;
m. WMPBFEKS
necks» are Wampum mag.
Notwflk'md‘So.‘Norwilk.—‘Gonn.
New ..
Hotel Mallsckcmo
Arrangements may be
made for Dmccs, Balls and
‘ other mi?“
Popularprleebiil of farc_§1_1_'
Lunch and Dinner '
ATHER A YEAR AGO?
will
All lite invited t0.’
- o the executive departments to out
. .tlops needed or desired in, the amt
‘ m1- hastening July 1.191s, in order
sluts IIIIII ItI
11an 1‘11 liEli'l’ IIIIIET
' onus.
orders havcslseen given to the heads
Aw Nov. ' Mfg-Strict
to the mono estimates of appropris~
thalicbo defiant“: Dam Indy live
down the reputation 1hr extravagange
Hint it made at the last session of
conceals,
At thb‘t session the spectacle was
presented gt a_ Congress passing an
emergency revenue bill coincident
with the making of appropriatippa
largely in excess of any npproprl‘s-
tions eter made before in a shale
session.
In the closing session of the sixty—
first Congress, just preceding demo-
erotic con ml. the appropriations for
the year ggregated $1. 080. 000. 009
This was the high water marked up.
proprlstions up to that time.
Republicans were appalled at these
figures and democrats used them in
making a plea to the country gar
election on the ground that any par-
ty that appropriated more than a bilé
lion dollarsia asiagleyear was un-
fit to be entrusted with power.
"When the Democrats took hold in
the sixiyeccond congress it seemed
for a time as though they intended
to retrench. Their first regular ap-
A. mine «it anthracltd: couple bolus
unloaded at Mt fin!!! .. 1
-—-At Mrs. Taylor's, Random Block.
North Main straw-nits It p.98.
Heavy costinzw .
iiig a branch of the Knights ol Wa'sh-
angles: The foundIr. new. new ken-
you and stall of New Haven, will be
present. '
emu-ls does ltz, does what?- Fixes
your lock and makes them keep all
the burglarsout in the street. Phone
808-12. A. 'l‘. Ferris. Upstairs. 78
Washington street. _ .
if you are looking for. shoes for your
children, Connolly it Bracken have a
fine line. ,
The auction sale of the contents of
the Pahlitscll farm in' West Norwalk.
yesterday, was well ottendcd, and er-
erythlng was disposed of at good
prices. -Mrs. Pahlltsch, who has dis-
posed of her property. to Frederick
Wemp‘e, the mllkman,’ will move next
week to oils of the 'Sve'c' cottages in
Glenwood avenue. which she is to
=purcbase.
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1 A. Dickerman & Son are sdvertisv
lug underwear in ‘their space today,
President Scully and Secretary
O'Hara. ‘of the Hat Makers' Associa«
tion, announced today that differences
2 which had caused a brief interruption
of work in the making department at
the Simon a: Keane factory’hsd been
satisfactorily adjusted and that the
employes of the factory will report for
'work tomorrow mernlng. --DanburI
. News.
l . .
;—Evanvooov's GETTING noasso
Before you lose your valuables. let
.A T Ferris fix your lock Upstairs.
78 Washington street Phone 853-12..
i
The popularity of McEnelly's or-
lchestra was never better attested to
than by the crowd of ever live hundred ..
which assembled at the may for
an evening of dancing of musical
treat A most enjoyable time was had
by those present and 'the enthusiasm
shown is the best endorsement of the
musicians work. It was.stiillcient to
have them reappear. , 1
—'l‘he Rebekah fair will open to.-
night at Red Men's hall. West Wail»
ln‘gton street. If you wants good time
go Dancing. Sveo's orchestra
r
TherogulIrmestlngofth‘enoord
1 of Health was held hot night. The
matter'of the budget was talked over
and ms. Salutes and Wool. of the
“Manifold after the
hulth doll“ in that tarrllory.1whllo
‘cnn predecessor’s.
' second Congress. ‘however. the dem-
-1 mark. Their expenditure for that see-
; other high water mark was
" llshcd in the‘mhm that cloud re-
‘g' extraordinary conditions in
and other abnormal.cnnditions ren-
nry budget.-
.. in Congress (car that unless they can
' get support from the administration
.the pariah hall 6! fimfiifimn a .
meeting of those interested in form “Mi
. vise the tariff In fact during turre-
propriations fooled up to 81. 019M000-
000 a shade under the final of the
amount authorised by their republi-
In the! last session of the sixty-
corats established a new. high water
slop rain up to 81098000.000.An
estab-
scntly. The. total was ”.1000 000 000.
The "'dsmocrots have explained that
Mexico
dered necessary such an extraordin--
Nevertheless the leaders‘
the budget of the forthcoming ses-
sion will exceed by millions the onci
turned out at the recent session.
As a rule the estimates of the ,I-xe- §
cutlve departments are for in eficessi
.of the apprentiptlons. Congress loud- l
are hme strongly adtised the admin-
lstl‘ation to cut the estimates “my;
below the appropriation of 81.]
000. 000 provided at the inst session
They argue thut unless this is done'
:Congress will run upfilhe budget int
such manner .thls winter “I sentinel} 1
to embarrass the‘glcmocratic purl? in g
‘ihé’calotialgn or ibis. - 1 i
There is no problem of government 1
~ . that gives. the Wilson ndmlniairtmon i
more 0911‘;chth the one presented
by the rovofiueav Customs rccdlpls
are still low a‘nd doubt is beginning
that the war row
will violin 111‘ "00.000.
000 ol' 'Ib ammo:
The situation is such a seriouslohe
have been suggestions that within the
next two years it may be necessary
for the dominant party to again re-
cent sessions predictions were made
privately‘by democrats that long be-
fore May l. 1016. when sugar under
the linderwood-Slmmons tsrlfr law
is to go on the free list. it may be
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' ncler.
I
_. IMMENSE CROPS IN U. S
\VASHINGTON. i'ov.
was 102. 8 per centi. or 3 per cent.
above the average. according to sto-
listlcs announced today by the De-
partmcnl of Agrltulturc
i'll‘lzle average. in Connecticut was
l
' operation and'an additional tax dur-
states of New York and Massachu-
'to forego a tux on a transfer where
;"fuce mine" used ill the law An al-
that in administration circles their: ‘ "
necessary to lake uciicn of this char. .
luncheon will' be served this week.
‘ 11—min ‘
1 all crops in the United States in 181%
SIDIUII HE IIVESTEI
I 3I'I'll IE3 WIDE“
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BOSTON. NOV. 12.-—Beginning Dew
camber l. twO'tsaes upon sales or
transfers of stocks go into Infect in
Mass. One is the state tax and the
other the federal war tax. As New
York state has for some time collec-
fad a similar tax. commencing next
month a considerable part of stock
transactions in the Beaten market
will be saddled with stamp taxes to.
taling $6 per 100 shares of “00 par
value. From the nominal tax of 82
the increase is abrupt. 0 '
The stock transfer tax laws do not
regard a sale and a tran’ater as in.
semrable parts of a single transac-
tion. on the contrary. the tax falls
upon sales “or" transfers. and where
stock of S100 par value is sold in
Boston Ind transferred in New York
a two-cent tsi will be levied on each
ing the year the war measure is in
force. Unfortunatelysomc of the most
important corporations whoee shares
are dealt‘in on the Boston market
maintain a transfer office here.
The way the matter now looks it
seems almost impossible to escape
this triple levy. although a commit-
tee of the Boston.,stock exchange is
at work on the problem and expects
to have-something to report in a few
day. If the corporations referred to
would keep stock ledger-s in Boston.
the problem would be' solved. But
they decline on the score of expense.
There is the bare pessibillty that the
sells *might be induced reciprocally
the sale itself paid a tax in the other
stale. At least it is understood that
the stock exchange committee is dis.
cussing this possible remedy. Bearing
oh this phase of the subject. it is said
that the practical effect of the lheri-
lance law) of the two states is that
property taxed in ole slate is exempt
in th'e other. \ fl
Naturally the local brokerage frat
tetulty puts on a wry face when the
pending triple tux is mentioned It
will plate Boston at u disadvantage
reloiixe to New Yolk. notwithstand-
ing that it goodly percentage of local
siotks is transferred here.
Another phase oftthe Massachusetts
stock transfer tax law which has
come. up for discussion is the. term
tempt has been loads to show that
this eapnesslon means the amount
‘paid in and not par \':uiue that con-
sequently the td‘a‘ can be collected on
part paid stocks only on the basis
of the actual amount paid in. But the
tax depnrtment will interpret "face
\nlue" to mean "pa'r value" without
rcferencé to the amount 'paid in.
Officials of the department have
left for New York to obtain some
firsthand information regarding the
actual operatleli of the tax in that
slsie.‘ after which they will prepare
for disl'ribtlllon’d list of instructions
for complying With the ihw.
4 WW
auROLAMl BURGLARB!
LARIl ‘ ,.
Before it is lo‘ialdf have Ferris 0!
your locks and retire them tight. A.
F. Forrls.;.. Upstairs. 78 Washipgton
street.
IURO-
1 —-AT THE COUNTRV (ll-U! ‘
Regular Thursday dinner and “Hay
2
Iltrnmu or worn: its course
, LQB ANGELEI. Cal.. N01212:—
Mrs. Choline M Se1ersnce. known
as the “Mother. of Women's clubs."
died at her home here this week. She
would hate been 95 years of ago in
January next. w.
hate; Jade elaborate preparatio
here a most beautiful array of
Skirts, Petticoats. Corsets and
Women’s and Misses Coats fro
. Try our Corsets from
Petticoats from ..
All our Hats at Reduced Price
'0..-'-
.jThe style store for LadiIs
Great 'ThankigivingSale
will be long remembered for its many wonderful values.
the greatest Thanksgiving sale ever conducted.
Come to our store, as it means a big saving to you.
1 Women‘s and Misses’ Suits from . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Women s and Misses' Dresses from
Women' s and Misscs‘ Skirts, black, gray and navy
THE PARIS
We .
us as it is our aim to make this
You’ll find
Women’s Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Millinery.
...... , l§8¢np
S.
33 So. M ' am'St.
South Not-walk.
We alter. FREE of charge
\ 1
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Knit U11
.. ion suits. are made with this now
which have made children” s un der
Forest Mills, “Fine Weave
1 FOR CHILDREN AND MISESS ,
Children' s Forest Mills fine weme underwear—vests. pants and un-
the inside of the' garment free trom the coarse bulging seams,
Milnedvcatsandpants ...... . ................ no.
Woolunenrengsnd pants: .......... ........ soc-assoc.
"SilklIdI'oolllnedvmand pants ..... ....... new.
‘ 'wm1-mmu.. ..... .....,Ii;
' .Iccusli1
derwear
and imprOVed seam which leavos
wear so uncomfortable in the put
.ueutensnt IA Breton,
MR. marksman 'vvmrs.
Son of Ridgcleld (Janna Married
in Wield-lemu-
Miss Marguerite Le Breton. daugh—
ter of the late Alfred Le Breton. of
San Frincisco. 0111.. was married .to
Ralph . Stuart Rninsford. of New
York. recently. in the house of her'
brother and sister-ln-lsw. Lieutenant
David McDougal Le Breton. U. 8. N.
and bin. Le Breton. Washington.D .
c. The Rev. Dr Shetland Billings...“
Groton. Mass. emulated. ‘
The bride; who was given away by
Breton as her solo attendant. Her
gown was of white satin embellished
of rare old lace. I
The family being in mourning,
there wai‘ooly a small assemblage of
relatives. Among those were Dr. and
Mrs. W. S. liainsford. of Ridgefleld.
formerly of New York. parents of
the bridegroom '
The bride. who made her debut in
Wéshington six years ago“ had pre-
viously been presented both rat the
British and Italian courts
Mr. and Mrs. Rainstord will live in
Detroit. Mich.
BRANDEGEE BOUGHT BUTTON3.
Election Expenses as Filed Show 8166
Expendod for Them.
HARTFORD, Nov. 12 .—Edwer S.
Roberts of North Canaan, Democratic
candidate for State Treasurer, yester-
day filed a certificate showing cam-
paign expenses of 5000 of which 3600
went to the State Committee treas-
urer. in itemiIlng his 82, 00 expend.
ed. United States Senator Frank B.
Brandegee says he spent $160.60 for
buttons. $111.60 for photographs and
82.176.60 as a contribution to the
State Central Committee.
, -NOTICE.
[hereby announce that it will not be
personally rsspoasibls for any bills
contracted by my former chauffeur.
Carl Lumberg.
Signed
WILLIAM C. SMITH.
‘1
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JUNK DEALER
You only need write I postal or
phone to Samuel Ja'lle successor to
W111. Ellron. and you will get I ready
market for things which you don't
.want. such as rags. papers, bottles.
rubbers. scrap-iron. metals. feather
your call. Samuel Jolie. 87 Fourth
street. Phone 492.
Visit the
Avrick’s
Shoe Sale
. Wonderful Values
P. 0. Block So. Norwalk.
' l‘llc Gotham Co.
Always the Latest Things in
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
_, . Decortitlng '
‘Tlie Gorbam Co.
' . 10First St. East Not-walk
Tel. 462. 1
t-\’\-\‘~-~—~
tymanurimcuni-
had Mrs. Le ..,
with old lace and worn with a veil »
photo buttons, 839.20 for campaign ‘
beds a specialty. We are waiting for-1 -
. You can come here and choose
{of Hartford
. mm LIGHTING.
We as» added a system to our business whereby we can wire your
house aldyou payfer it onus: instalment plan. A phone call or postil
will bring representative who will further explain. ~
WHO LIGHTING FIXTURE"
Our prices on Fixtures are the lowest in town. N matter who does
.(
wiring let us mg dilute you our prices. new-leg titans-ls ‘
[runs ”.35 to” r. 31
m warn: some on; r .1 . .2." .,
to Water 3!. 'Phone 848-8» 80. Kenn!
at:
Store of
Quality
Curtains and Draperies
We are offering magnificent mines in
Lace Curtains and Portieres The values
are exceptional and patterns‘ unusually
‘ pretty. m“... > _
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The City National Bank; '
Collections I 1
our collection 'd'opartmént is (rgsnlzsd‘ with the object of securing
expeditious resultb on all accounts entrusted to us.
With direct correspondents in principal centres. we are enabled to. -
make prompt and satisfactory returns in all cases.
We would be pleased to explain how well equipped we are to serve
yolk—the odious of this Bank are lsways to be seen and cons
tilted.
‘ 7 ‘ --EXTRA SPECIALS—r— ‘ p >1 .
Granulated Sugar {8 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘j ..$1 W
Delicious Creamery Buttér, a lb. . . . . . . . . . .. _1 I j
Process Butter, in prints ....... "
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs.
'Swift's Silver Leaf L‘urd, '2. lbs. 1.
I A‘- STULL. ,,
k .
a .
Ioood-Dlnlnelavlss
19¢
accrues eraser. ‘
our uoawsLK.
Chitai .1119...- ‘3
Samoset _ .
”ChWOIMGS, 1‘ “ ’
”'RIGGERMANI
nos, 64 Not-tuition St.
—t*‘
GOOD TASTE lN FURNITURE
is always apparent in our displays.
ARTIST“: FURNITURE ’
that is appropriate for the room 'you
'wish to make attractive and lint: just
what will accord harmoniously with
your furnishings. .
Come in and see the designs that
are most favored this seeped,
A. J Aggevine'
“811801100. 5
134-136 WASHINGTON STRET,
South 'Norwalk.g;Conn
BRIDGEI’thT CLERGYMEN NAM-
ED 0)? COMMITTEE.
.__———~
Tires Vulcanized
your vulcaniIing to nice.
Best work and cheapest prices.
A full line of tires and tubes,
hand all the time. _W0rk'cs_ll
for and delivered. , 1' "
William P. Beers is making
lque display of doll Houses.
x
Lists of delinquent personal tam-
payers are being prepared, and will be
ready this week, so that the Hit can
be cleared up as quickly as possible.
Rea. 6-1L Bonn! and Rev."H. D.
» unlloudct Honored by Con-
WIVSTED. Nov. 12. —-The two days'
conference of Connecticut Congrega-
tional churches closed here today.
The standing committee 'for 1915. was
announced as follows:
Rev. G. H. Beard and Rev: 1!. D.
Gallaudet of Bridgeport: HIV. E. W.»
Snow of Winsted. Rev. W. 8. Board
of Willimaniic and gov Joe 8. iron
Attorney Leo Davis will speak lilo
evening before the members of tits
Paul's Club. in the Berkeley street.
Chapel. Hs- will speak on his .3
abroad hot summer.
Those was named dclc‘galcs to According to figures complied l! 10- ~
“I; “’1qu n Hacksn‘alc rum '1 ' «Misti a" ' ”
0V. . , - w w 1
MM‘MBEmpmdou 'W
‘3...“ mm,“ "m“ Nd! 1'
edge loan a rm of
buttons-t.
‘ D.
Norwalk Chronicler