’ ' The regular business
Humblodt Lodge, Sons
was held last evening
ness being transacted
Another uglary—
[M by not call us 011 the phone 1
of Herman
routine busi-
No.1.230 and let us protect 30m “an”
ohn Welch, of ‘Westport “as
silghth injured last Tuesday morning
in South Noerlk when a motorcycle
he was riding collided with an auto-
mobile. \\'elcl1 “as thronu to the.
paveinsnt. but escaped with a bruised
leg.
yaluables against this danger. and
you will have no néed to worry
'V..Taler 8.. Golden
_.9UTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
HUlLfilNd bi FilinEN (1).“ ‘H MA V l-‘Ul‘ ‘1'!)
“Fill.
MEiilDlCN. Nm. it.-~l)'.1ni1l Mc-
le’uy. for 11111113 3'1'111'1-1 emu-hluun in thy
family of Samuel Dodd. president of
the 11111iualiunal Silvm’ l“0111p.m3.
,was lound dead in his l'uoul from gas
ipuisoniug. yesterday. The supposition
1111 that McKay in extinguishing his
', lllcht 111111 night accidently lurne on
,the gnscock for the heater, 'lcli
-wus on tilt sain1;fi\tlfl'c. Molly'was
lf" -"t3' five. single and- -,len\'cs rtlatl\'es
fin \‘133 Hun-11 . ‘ I
\‘Ul' 33:11.11 SY MPH-l )‘\Y SOP II'TY’I‘
. At thr- 1"eu'ulnl rehearsal of the
§Norwulk Symphony society, lust Mon—V
'Iduy cv.cnlng a 3"'m_3 encouraging ut-
Etc-1111111911 greeted Direclm Porn. The
711. 33:. Hubbell, of “estport, has re
,1 cently sold his Marion touring car 10' mus“. being Iehedlsed a! ”regent 1,,
'mombr rs :l'r c
' quite \rtl‘il‘d and the.
making prcpurutions for the first
uhiil' 1"-'ehculnnl of the qeusun.
Miss Catherine Jackes. of New iork V 2,1,”, W“, “was”, be held a “90,,
City. lit the WWk'flld £11931“ MR and from next Monday night. The 10x11-
Mrs. C. AC Mchnara. of Reed street 1111' l'ehmrsnl “ill be held at 8 o'clock
1’ “' ' _\loml.13'1\cning at the regular place.
the High school assembly hull.n11-.i it
i»: honed ‘0 have 11 lull Ettellddm 1'
Norvv a l k pa rties.
4-8
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Clarence Crofoot, of Crescent Ter-
race, is enjoying a brief vacation from
his duties as carrier for the local; ' .
1 WW ' ' Sllllllilllllllilllllll
Miss Ethel l., llecker, of Fairilelo JFS' anNY
avenue, is: attending the_ YulePrince-
ton football game in Princeton, today.
and this evening will witness the. per-
tormauce ol Chin Chin. in New York
city. =
MANY SOUTH NORWALK CITIZENS
HAVE PROFITED BY lT.
If you have . backache, urinary
troubles. d113'1-1 of dizziness, headacheIi
or nervousness. strike at the seat of
the trouble These are often the
s3mploms of weak kidne3s and there
is grave danger in delay. Dean's Kid-l,
ue3 Pills are especially prepared to;
‘kiduey alimenta- "fire endorsed
mer 30 000 people. Your neighbors;
r'etommeud this remedy —the proved.
11.; merit in many tests. South Nor-
~Save furnace coal
.with But-I111 hent.
mood Bros.
by covering
$3.50 per mu. lla3-
Horace (l Ferris of West street
last evening returned to his home at
ter a pleasant trip to Detroit, Mir-l1
1min. and other interesting points.
While in lletrolt. Mr. Ferris visited
his brother. Frank. 11‘ fOrmer resident
l ‘ 0‘! V'Norwalk and well-known here. iwullt readers should take fresh dour-f
' fl logo in the straightforward testimony
1: Jeffrey D Phelps, Jr.. commissioner“), a South Norwalk either: I
, l V'of domestic animals, yesterday said (‘uston Fitter barber. 33 N Main
- 'g' ’ that as yet no cases of the boot and. St South Norn'alk ”y,“ “My" kid
mouth disease of cattle had been [new were disoulered and caused my,
pulled to his attention in Connecticut. « back to ache. The possum of (3,“
' and “m 9‘9" possible effortlvas be kidnev secretions were unnatural,
ing made to prevent an outbreak of and bothered me greatly Donna,
"1,8 epidemic. -Kldne3 Pills restored me to good
'N t. 'l‘ d l‘ 'heallh."
ex ues “y aternoon. at “”0 'Prlce '501!.. 'at on 'den‘lerl. Don't
"thirty o'clock, Mrs. Albert U. Smith-l
nnd Mrs, Orlando 1. Allen of Saugn'
tuck. formerly of South Norwnlk, will
' entertain at a bridge party in the
Fable building on State street. A
’ ' i'd'rg'é number of invitations have been
.4 issued to the affair. A luncheon will
be served at the conclusion of the
bridge playing.
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
:Doans Kidney Pills—film some tlmt
1511. Filter bud. Foster-Mllburn 00..
Props. Buffalo. -l\'. Y.
'i»
_.. -—
. POUND FOR CROUP.
do...) scares you. The loud. hoarse.
icroupy cough. choking and gasping
for in oath. labored breathing. call for
immediate relief. The very first dose:
lot Fole3' 3 Honey and Tar Compound
lwlll master the croup. it cuts the
yeatérday, w,“ left at the office for. thick mucus clears away the phlegm
one of the clerks. lt repoaed on one and opens 11 and cases the air A“
g ,0! the employee's desks, with no pun ,snges. For an e b" all drugglsts ”
or in tho immediate vicinity The
— prize was “dlvvled up" among some,
or the clerks. When the owner dis-l
owed the deed. he took up a collec-l
tion' to cover the cost of the pie, and
was awarded 50c. damages. '
Spenking of the high cost of living.
' , hero's a pumpkin pie which cost e111-
pinyeé's of the South Norwalk post
oflice exactly 501;. A homemade pie“
..l..\TF.~S'l‘ .' MODERN
. DANCES taught pri-
3'1111'13' and in class.
. Private lcssons. 7-35
Each pupil has pri-
vale room with ins-
tructor. 1’11 ouc lo cri-
llclze your mistakes.
FOLEY CAT‘HARTIC TABLETS.
Are “holeson'le. thoroughly cleans-
;- .lng, and ham a stimulating effect on
the stomach liver and bow.els Regu-
Wriltrn guarantees to touch 1111.111111-
l t il l '1'1'11 lli rcrluln number lesson. it‘ you
8 8_ you “ U no grip ng and no un- fill “'1‘ hoop touching 3011 until you
pleasant after effects Stout people Vmuu 3111110111 additional charm.
and the3 give immense relief and POL. EY'S
comfort. Anti Bilious. For sale b3 all
Humor 51. "pp. R. 1!. Station
111115.. isls. '4
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rent. a box in n b11rglur-pmof mult and have 3our win-
uble pom-1's and icon] 1'3 safe from
Burglar-s
.\ good size 1103' 11111-1111 but 34 11 39111381011321? vaults for
trunks, “07.05 of sllu 1' or 1111191- articles ol‘ 31,3111»:
2.,
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sesSlon of
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"FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR moon '
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- play'last your. and raised a consider-
' tion of the Connecticut Woman Suf-'
. frage Association will be in attendd
‘ nufie. the delegation being under the
, will be in session every day fur ',n
‘ Leek and even tomorrow there will '.
~ churches. and a suffrige meeting 111
WE SOUTH NCRWAISK EVENING SENT'IUEL .
chargers 111.119. «.1541 lii‘um 31E”?
Y NOV: 14, $934"
313111121113
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SUFFRAGE
V
~sz12. SPECIALS-—
Granulated Sugar. 4 1—2 lbs. ...................... 25¢
Clover and Magnolia Milk, a can ................. 10¢
V
V Square Milk. 3 can ............................. 7¢
WORKERS . Grandma’s Pancake Flofi'r, 3 pkgs. .................. 25¢
‘ ' ‘ Delicious Creamery” Butter, a 111. . ...... . ........ 33¢
AARE BUS { A LL 24 COTTAGE STREET.
. STU ,EAST NORWALK.
‘CONNECTICUT SUFFRAQE NEWS .
On Monday the Connecticut Womanl ’— """'"L' "‘ "L mm .. ”flu..- ._..... mm.
1 -».3v'1'o 111131111115. IN wax.
Suttrage Association is beginning a iMMIquATION (ille-‘i'llfFXCE.
' "- ..'. . ‘ .. N '. ..—
three weeks' campaign in New L011" 'b E:i:P\‘ tConn , 0‘, z“ £11m
‘ . . , 'h .xiuilltm (ommer'tml Congress Calls 3“ ”i1 “e“ 0" “”5 a“ 1“! U”
don Couut3 1n the course or with. ‘ (”upwm‘, to Consider ”“th Block, at the head of Main street.
meetings will be held in every touu, lmmigranta' on southern liar-meg were scared away at l 11. m. yester-
ln the. county. and the campaignersl Dumrtment of Labor Joins in the “layilkner R05: [fall‘s]: W110 was
will get into touch with cv Show,» ”I" -- ' s at mg on 13 11c “ “g 33.5,
of houses: 1Th a will be ”flamingo ““5”” ’N 1’ "'- fin. 1"” en ”mm and mama" ' ' town‘
i; 9F a. Sons 0", $ “‘3‘? Mhén of Flor‘: 68 from [11%, if A. t thq
:canva at banishing section—Mi” 11111. wedgenggnf 1313.9 86utttern com. t. no mega... left. e block
{on mntulna Dr C. l. Winner‘s dempl par:
‘.lor1-1 Edwin S Hunt‘s undertakipg '
rooms, and the office. of the Essen
Light and Palmer Company.
Emily Piemn.'1s§“Alyse 'Giegory
and Miss 11.11.5115 Sanders having de-
termined to glie their whole attention
» to this work for the reamindpr of this,
1.nontli and the first part of December.
in addition to the three organizers,
sand to the. aid olwnyo given in every
rerciul (b rods, tanner! a call yegter‘
day fol std c 'und'lo’t-nl (fflcluls. rep-1
lesentalives of the press, coulmcrci ii
and civic organizations. lullruod of-
ticiuls. banked: 111111 real estate and
business men of the south to
meet in Washington on Saturday. De-
cember 12m. to tonsider and devise
methods of interesting and 11.11.111.121
l
Probably a lot of people with no
greater ability that: you have held
lbighor salaried positions—having
l
,campaign by the officers of the State, “multeted their sorvices" ' through
' agricultural immigrants in the. South-' . ' ,
Missoclntion the local {equal tranclnse em sum“, The 12.1.1 1, “Wed 3,, mg, Sentinel tint advertising. 1_ '
league: of New. London. Norwich Ihd sown..." 11 omnw-ml Congress, cup - - ——-,-—.
the upprmul of Secretory Wilson of
the Department of Labor. at the Mn V
istnnce ,of toadlhg business inenl
throughout tbe,'Soutl1 to diatom-111 the.
advisability of undertuking efforts
for placing the agricultuxally inclin-
DaveY’s
led immigrants now out of employ, , 500 TEAS .
It 33113 at first intended to make 111e3m"'_‘.'0u‘.'} :':r,u'£::":,::' 13051113111223? l E ’ z. ' ,'
li‘l )8 I ’
\‘ew London COUMY campaign one at Odtl of curing for the horde of tor-I qua] ‘9 mOSt 60 cent
the series of Little Campaigns whichgk'hmers that .‘liil pmbnbly come to-
grades. 60 S 81 H
a a
atamps With each lb.
lib-.111 been going on since the eall3 part ”“5 “mm" M m" “0‘" "r ”1" "mo
Epcal 10.111111
1' of October. From 11 plan of campaign
flame are all intending to send help-
,er's into the field. and members of
these leagues have been busy all this
week in the work of advertising the
meetings and stirring up local inter
est in them. . '
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1
Secretary Wilma! will dellicl' the
'covering only 11 week the Rhone opening address. M" 11m conference.
'graduullx developed into a campaign "the bouillon: (‘ ommr-r-iul 1‘ Ollltl‘t‘ss
choverhlg the. whole county. and occuw 4““ h ““ "“‘ 0" “WNW" “' ”" ”0‘
1 ll “ k d 11 Hit] lpurlmem 1-: 1,.11l.ol'in this pork. and
Vb” "3 "e" e“ 3'“ ‘9 ' 99”“ .Mr '1'. 3'. Modern. chief of 111.- 111.
Minna are comics practically to In \lslon of '11.“...11111011 of 11.. Burundi
end for the present. with the end 01 of lmmlg1ntlon,hn< bocu designated
lthig win-3",; activities In the Northern to uctl\cl3 assist lll:"111:1111:l11g for tho
part of Falrfleld County acampaign mislm“ [ H , '1l t’,
he ('on crcnce is on 1-1. 1 13 u 13 -
which has included a damn meetingmed. to determine. :1 Southern immi-
tin halls and churches. several open
gratin“ policy. and to work out :1
air lilccilngs and much lie-1'30““l “'1' practical plun by which tho South
walling.
"1':111 tulle admntnge ol existing 011-
pouunitloo. There are thousands of,
in the campaigu 0" this week, Mi“ immigrant {unfilled in our Industrial
Pierson, blips Gregor) 3nd Miss Sindemumummm pm," on, 0‘ 'work 0,.
dera have had much local help. Mrs on short time. that have been pork-
ES C. Shun of Bridgeport, the Frost and saving (or 31111; in orddel' to.
1 0 pm lb“ able to rctur'n to “rope on pur-
den 1' the Bridge Equal Fun lchasc agricultural hu‘uum who are‘
'cltlae Leu'gue has been indefatigable no“ prevented (mm mm“ m,
in her cooperation and her husband. country. Mum of these pcopic no
lflon SImuelC. BhIw. the newly eloct~=longcr desire to return abroad in
en representative to the Connecticut ‘3‘" of 1:9 cocoonslc big-den “waif;
, 8 War on paid on I0. (‘0 n
lbegislature from nodding, has taken 0,, pump“. m", “"58 groups can‘ be
the clulr at two of the suffrnse cIm- .mnced on 30mm,“ mm“, ”1 m.
min meetings Mr. Show is not proper efforts are mode to secure-
lhelp'lng the auffragiata for the first,lhem
lumfic m 916 Mary...“ in Hll’tfo'rd” Large numberu of European imml.
Mr. Shun took the role of the driver;""““‘ Tna'nv (yr-331mm '"l "9 ”mc'
tlcally dcutltute. will come to the l'.
of the ox-cart which represenwd Con ’S. at the close of boatllltlcu in Europe
nectlcut trylng to catch up with her and must 1... can“: {m- Th. “v.1... l
sister States represented by automo :bllity of nttcmpilng lo'utill'lc uni-V
blie's lclnsu of peoplc on the farm funds of
l
, $2.00 to $7.00.
9A Range of' Prices That Will
Meet All Requirements. ,
Boys-and Girls
SchooleVShocs; .
.31. as to $3. on.
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12.7%."
., . 1113-11_1u§iol.1’i
sinCRwuLK
VSpedicl’s Music
for Dancing this Evening
at the
THE ROYAL JAMES 'INN
THE PLAUE 01" SATTFP‘AC’I‘IUN.
Wall Street. Norwal'k.
The City National Bank
Collections
Our collection department in ”united with the object of securing
expeditious results on all coconuts entrusted to us.
With direct correspondents in principal centres. we are enabled to
make' prompt and utistnctory returns in all cases.
, We would be‘ pleased to explain how well equipped we arc to serve
» youe—the officers of this Bank 3;. are iaways to be seen and cons
ulte'd. . ’
F. 0.. PIERCE (2038 FINE
PAINTS.
PAINT THAT GOES A LONG WAY '
‘ Sky-high prices are not necessary for '
high quality paint. on: paint his the
greatest covering capacity and is more'
durable than the more expensive
kinds. The lady of the house tool
wants that paint pf snowy whiteness
thnt marks the latest style. will find
our line is right there with the goods.
-.SOUTH NORWALK._CONN.'
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lthe South will Also he considered
The meetings held m“ week hue" Preparations .u-e. hing mode to 111th
""9“ 3'- New Falrfleld ‘NGWWWB. Mon-lrepreaontutlvou of the foreign press
roe, Sleplmey. Huntington, Dnrlen rin this couuln and officials of the
3.11.... 2...... T'“‘“"““' 1...... '1'"z:::.'.:.":':°;.'.'.I::.‘1.2':l:“.:‘.':.::2‘ ’3;
add tonight at Weston. The wesmnlnddltlon to Secretan Wilson. other
meeting will be held in “‘9 low“ 3‘“ high officials of the federal gov cm-
at Weston at eight p. m.11nd Mrs.,mcnt wlll us.) be in attendance.
Lawrence Mazznnotvitch of Weatport, 1 Th" “'0‘ UN“ the 50m“ Dflsfiewen‘
r . peculiar opportunities and admittance
'p esldent of the “ “um" Equal “an lln this lnsluncc in fully realized by
“‘5“ ”“3““ “'m °““"°“ ”mum‘s 111.- officials or The Southern Com-‘
Glover’ s
1
The Little Shop
North blah Street.
THE LATEST MODELS
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with “ suffrage recitation. The upenk- merclnl Congress and thy will nee m
are will be Miss Alyae Gregory dud that the conference directs its ab— .
3.1335 rsubella Sanders. 'tcntlon to dctlulng 11 syutem of fin. SUITS. GOWNs AND WAISTS
Mr Slut“ is not the onlv “meré-uitclng agricultural settlements in the . 1150.
Southern States and to the task of 73! W
man“ who has :liélped the suffrage‘ Vcstublislllng on immgrutlon ”mac U DER EAR. CORSETS AND
campaigners this week. At tho. meet- ,cllpnlllt‘. of properly handling and di- HOSIERY. »
ing in the Monroe Town Hall. lust reeling this lmporifinl W-Ol‘k
Tuesd113 evening, the chair was taken A ““5"- “llmdmce ‘5 “”9““ '0'
V the subject of immigration is now
"by Hon E C SheltOn and “8‘ Fred {provoking considerable attention all
jarlck W. Potln presided the
some through the tountry und in com
levening at 11 meeting held in thelmundlnu serious considerptlon on the
Methodist Church at Stepney.
The 5part of the Government. it is railroad)
being urged that postofflce officials.
pll‘ocecfllngs at this meeting Includltfilmid the county agents of the Depart~
t1e 3" ibition 0‘ suffrage scenes w vmcnt of Agriculture 110- -operate with
the Stereomlcvn. “Rev F. W Putin the federal immigration officials and
again 10,111. the chair for Miss Piersonlstmn nffh luls in effecting n proper
at '3 meeting yeatet‘day evening at. distribution of lgnmlgrilntm to the 0.!-
long ~.Hlll The speakers were thon'V :ricultn'r'ul ”gums“ ,
jMiss Emily Pierson and Misd Loull'lal. TllRl'ir my“, “158le-
Gould. who will be remembered 38‘ (111 S'l‘le. C..onn \‘o3. 14.——Thrce
the leading lady of the troupe of Con-',lncn,33111killg in this vicinit3. last
nectlcut Players whoperformed lust 3509" l“ 11 l'owhoat off Hudly me. when
year in a number of the Connecticut
'ihe3 Wore apparently nunrrellng.
~ ' . b.1319 been mlssin since Monday and
towns in the play "How the Vote Was g
W011. "
it is feared all were drowned in the
This pin is 11 greut' favorite with
tonnccllcut Rip-'31. The men are
John Mosley. 'or. Chester: John
Storm of l'illin worth 'und John
l i o. b iven 3‘ ' ‘ 3 . '
theisui‘frulgiss "f St bVe SS“ Apis. the latter two ,employed as
aga n in he near more 3 the e - woodchoppers in Hadblme. Mosley’s
Supporting League of, Working, Wom-
en of Hartford. This league ‘gave a
i'ery‘succeilsl’ul performance of the
K.‘ A. CLAYEX. .
.... .. ..._ ._ “av-h.“ .4».—
.lUNii DEALER ,
You -only need .write apostal or:
phone to Samuel 111111», successor to;
Wm. Effron and you will get a ready,
market for things which you dont
want, such as rags, papers. 139111ch
rubbers. scrapiron. metals. feather'
beds a. specialty. We are waiting for
your call. Samuel Jaffe, 37 Fourth
street. Phone 499.
3
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l The Gotham Co.
lé
av"
bont .33'lth one oar in it and the other
car hove been found at different
points along thorlver bank. ‘
BIG INCREASF IN BANK OLE-Alia
INGS.
NEW YORK \‘o’v 11.-—-B'n,nk clear-
lugs for the. 33' out: ending with Nov. 112
as reported to Bmdstreeta Journal. ~
aggregate 82.666.183.000: ‘on. lncreauo- V
0‘ 4-3 tier ce11t.. over last week (a.
llQlldll) neck). but 11 decrease of 22 .
per cent. from this week last year.
Outside of N933 York the total is tin
374.560, 000, :3 gain of 6.6 per cent.-
over last week but a loss of it per
cent. from this week last year. The
decrensé nt Ne e'w iYork from lost your '
is‘ 32 per contE-Berenty-elsht cities '2".-
show decreases 11151.. last Your. While: '
twentwseven exhibit ‘ggiins.-_ c
! ,, ,
able sum of money for the current ex-
penses of" the league. in is there-
fore encouraged to believe that it will'
a be even more succesérul. with its udd-
ed experience. this year.
The National Annual Suffrage Con-
' mutton opened last Thursday in Nash:
ville. Tennessee. A good representa-
chairmanship of Mrs Ernest Thump-V
son Seton of Greenwich vice-president
of the C. W. S. A. The convoluted
11131109 outrun.- BREAKS m ,
BOSTON; Nov.- 1§.-'+-Blsllop Quay 9'. -
of St. Paul. who was attending that:
New England meals; meeting hire.
rials .llnu 9513'“
Decorating
1 .
be suffrage addresses in many of the
the evening ln'-tl1c great 11111111111111.
olth'o city. ‘ ' ‘ "
3. MW... _._-___._*__.____._,___ .1- __-
' i' .. 1331113125 TREATED;
u 1......
“0110qu Your nvaildble cash
’A'r'rAck procrastination and
ivrcronv . 11 yours with snvmos‘
' ACCOUNT
Fairlield County Savings Bank,
WALL STREET. NORWALK
01311512111311
The 111.111.1111 Fur Male Stenograpliers
is Constant. Prepare at
Merrill College
d
O.B. Jackson ’-“’l’€§.‘;fif§.“7
PHONE “l- ‘
.'. . Optician
3. . EVerything in the Optical Line/i;
Eyes Examined 1 Free
If you are looking for used Cars at a
Bargin Call at
Luther M. Wright’ s
'Garage .
' §outerorwalk ~,
-.
Franklin Street
I
REBUILT TYPEWRlTERS—L. C. .
V ramith. Underwood.
contusion. all 11111.1-
,,ltilk0l. sold. rented.
:, rcpnired. Rentals. js
.. 13111111011111. Includes
'Iold “'85 per month.
. 'JAO. DOHNELLY.
. :. TREES TRTMMEDW
runners '
MEQRGULTURW
Norwalk Chronicler