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.suvtes's rauous
concourse
1 uses was toe ones-I
rI-Is seer or saunter
nio’odo‘r‘s 1
F A LANE
51 teams eraser "
. scorn sunsets
Frank Hewley. of New Canaan ave-I
nué‘. is having his residence reshinsled. I
The Abbott strut bridge is beingre-
. paired. the new planking having or-
1 rived oil Silver-mine avenue. Broad
, River, a few days ago in anticipaton
, of the work . I
William Cargill, of this
L-through his attorneys,
;.~;tion is charged.
. Frederick Rodzimanowski and Edna
'iMny Andrews. 01' Norwalll. were
quietly married on Sunday last by
Rev. Charles E. Barto. of the M E.
.7. Church of Norwalh. 1
Williuln Gillies. engineer in New
York city, who has lived for the past
six years in New Canaan avenue. has
3 returned to the metropolis to make
. his permanent home.
I -—Nutmeg Club annual autumn dance
Assembly Hall. Friday evening Speid-
‘ sl’s Orchestra Admission $1. 00
F. .l. Ham. Jr.. sb‘rolter of New York
”city, is having the ice house on his
“property in New Osnasn avenue re-
modeled The former structure. «sued
’by ice Dealer Wilson. is being procti.
sally torn down. and will be rebult.
Governor Baldwin issued an ordu'
today tor the rustic detention oi
John Jooobo in the cmention! Hospi-
tal for the Insane. He was sentto the
institution from the Middle!!! count! ‘-
isil. where he was a prisoner. His sen-
tencobssexpired. but as he has not
recovered his sanity his further deten-
tion .is considered musty,
Winner. of the Muller Glor-
is Mills, has generously consented to
allow City Enmlloorge. W. Sher-
ron to cart theiwol suddirt from a
bank on his property uptown The
road-machine was moved to the‘ bash
today. and work will be started by the
street department at one in making
crushed gravel, which will he used in
constructing roads on: Perry avenue
and other highways In that vicinity
One feature of this offer is the pro:-
hours? :the bank stilts, reed-work.
being. buts. towhundred (get away.
-. Mr. Muller's, action is appreciated.
trait this. stunts
Capital
Is the realism o! s hank.
. Ahanhins soonest!“ n-usttnst '
, _must be worldly guarded both
- . for the individual and pilblio :
”good.
Surplus .
.18 the to!!!“ reserve W
11m w s untied to
s..- thostsodhzdthshssh
tsunami-uses.“
iSpt’akt‘J' at h'stimIsl Municipal lies-
Ipertatning to municipal government
dtliLeague here today
Keogh a
, Condos, has brought a suit (or divorce‘
w, department stores, Pittsburgh. ‘5?
hands, the company is manufacturins;
. .syivanin. Baltimore. Washinston and
on W. sun-t
UNDERTAKER
Wham-mm 1'
swim-
Tammany-.0 7.
I.
0
women m covmmns'r
gut- 'Ielis What They Oon Do.
BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. lS—Pres-
entation and success of comm-me re-
ports .on a. wide range of subjects
Of'tupled the attention 0! the dele-
gates to the twenty- semnd annual
conference of the National Municipal
New
Mrs Charles A. heard. of
York, who delivered an address on ~
.1 DEIII' "Woman's Work tor the t‘ity,” de-
' against his wife, Lens Carglll. Kclared that it a visitor from Mar!
;were ‘to read President W‘Ilsons lite
:volume history of the American Peo-
Kpie. “It would imagine that there had
[been no women in this port of the
Innivcrsc from the landing of the Pit
grlnts to the present day. (or scarcely
a mention 0! women can be. round
1in all the hundreds of pages." a
Mrs. Beard belisied the knell.ot
Ithat sort. of history had been runs
Women were new studying history
for themselves.
Mrs. Beard outlined the wide range
ct women's activities. particularly In
civic work. all the way from planning,
window flower boxes to assumption
at the “judicial ermine."
"It ls‘o matter of common know-
ledge." she declared. "that many a
municipal politician in office owes
the success at h technical adminis-
tration to the e ilcncy o! n woman
under~secrotary " -
It was significant. she continped.
that great majority at the leaders in
Women's work in municipalities were
no )onger content to stand deprived
of their political lunctlons. and are
demanding the ballot. After tailing
to arouse meiotic the sense of their
come to accept the philosophy: "it
you want a thing well donc.‘do1 it
yourself." ‘
bow
'1‘le liar runner
Marshall interests Acquire the Mund-
hcim Business. '.
The . announcement that Samuel
Mundheim formerly a well ltnown
New York but manufacturer. is no
longer engaged in the hat manufac-
turlnx business, but is connected with
n department store in Pittsburgh and
the Marshall interests. or Full Blv-
er, Muss. control the former Mund-
hoim business. is of much interest in
the -.hat trade, as Mr. Handheld: is
widely known in the industry. es-
pecially as a former president of the
Associated Hut Manufacturers:
The Daily Trade Record. New York
says of the change:
“Confirming reports published .In
this paper some time ago, of the li-
quidation o! the Samuel Wilhelm
by Marshalls. Inc" of Fall River:5:8
Mundheim, who was at the headlzo
the business. is no longer connemod.
with it. but is devoting his- time to
his executive work In the Kauiniitn
"Since the business has chhnsed
a line 01' both felt and straw ham.
to retail at 32. and it is understood
foreign lines handled by the Ss’m'nol"
Mundheim 00.. have been discontlnk
ued. Thomas Marshall. who is the
head or the business now. cornea to
New York once a week from. Fill!
River.
"D. L. Davis, who covered Penny
'a part of Ohio and West Virginia and
D. A. Runp. who covei‘ed the
Itor the Samuel Mannheim CombsVo
severed their connectiohs with the
concern. slid B. C. Blondo'ii. m In!
formerly been with the Brim
Hopkins 00.. of Baltimore. is w-
in: llr. Davis' territory su‘s past or
responsibilities. she sold. women had -
Co.. the business is now controlled"
4. 4,:...’.
list-e secured wispy at
the time to place your orders.1
SUPPLY is LIMITED
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soul-It noswatx.
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this celebrated coal. ‘ Nowkis 1
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To the young
blotting.
Neither could
Norwttlk, ”
YOU can’t win high marks in
your studies and you can‘t
fool your .. football coach with
' the clothes preposition and stay
in business very long.
That’s why we sell clothes on
the “honor" system. .
When you trade here you can
do so witthnfldence.
Rogers & Stevens
men at school
we fool'yOu on
So. Norwalk
MVELOPING waves
0N ssszmo’ LANDS
How ranges which ordinarily cannot
be grated because of Inadequate water
facilities can be opened up for stock.
is told by the Department of Apricot
ture in Farmers' Bulletin 692 on the
development and improvement or stock
watering places upon notional forests
No stock range can be said to be
properly utilised. the depsrtssent
avers. ii’ there is an uneven distribu-
tion or water. 0n seine areas the wa-
ter supply is not suihclenttor the num‘
ber crunch the forage 1will support.
Go others the water supply is not sum-
slept for the number of stock the 10".
age will support. Onothsrs the-water
supply is sulsisnt. but is not perms.
nest, making it necessary to remove
the animals before the semen is over.
‘Btill other areas are made practisslly
sense of water except at rare intervals
during winter.
lone of water a day. says the depart.
ment. and sheep from it to 2 gallons,
smiles tossed: watch-ii they
worthless for stockpnrposeshy theab- '
Rangecsttleneodlromstomw
unless there is heavy dew and so 1-
abundance ot succulent teed. No mat.
ter how‘good the tor-so one elven
area may be. sninslnsn'st have and“
, water theyneed or they will not thrive.
Cattle. mumver. should not be restor-
ed to travel on snsversxolsorethsn
beiumuhsutbismditiontnthenu.
Thedowtromurdlnsry‘ebflmlfl
use. will hold snout: water tor many
head oi stock to: some time. Furrows
running diagonally across the slopes
will collect the rainfall or melting snow
waters and carry them‘directiy to the
reservoir for We. Artificiallreser-
voirs permit the stock to be scattered
out over a larger area than odinsrily.
and remove the need tor them to con
castrate at permanent watering places.
Where the natural water supply re
more than 50 feet below the surface
of the pound the hestwsy to reach it.
ssys the department. is by drilling or
boring a well and rsislnxxtbe-wdter by
means or a windmill or pump. A deep
you steam 150 to 300 test, sees as Is
comments the Texas Panhandle re-
gion, “climate with windmill, truck.
troughs: .e. represents an investment
bl! bum afiorsnd 500 cattle daily.
Nat-ell is complete. claims the do
MWsreu-vohjm.
mmwmm carry the
MWuwnitoveralonx
“spell. Theoostofureservoir
or. water should not ensued 8100. g_
The best kind or trough tor holdhss
wiser derived from wells and sprints.
thinks the deph'tment, is the ordinary
moisteneossdbystnckmen. It is
light in weight, Iwill last a long line.
materials are neatly available smiths
”cost of cement is not prohibitive. the
dmmndshouldossnysuo,
holding spprsaitnltely 200,000 gallons ‘
and costs little. However, where the
departbsnt lleeoasmends concrete: as . ’
better than any other trough tasteful: . 1
nth .
even memo-sheila!“ ”V
Wtbmwtmdmmmdd;
Imm1mmsw helium gnawing; innits'toteloi
in mm to canonically 31mg: s'ls separate water improvement pro-
troughs. Swampy W m 0““ mounts hndbssa developed. :29
momsmmsm Wm
'ttusanopencbannelnomsomssnrins'
' W
mmw'mtssm ‘1 WWW”.
Iflmwmqhm must. u.— assassin.
worhhasbeendons on thenatlonal. f
translate improve thewsteriseillties -
scalars
Suit and Coat”
Sale
£515 and 518 sue
' and Costs
Yr.- s LYON
Good Job Pr'stting
Bolt ”,1 m M Old Prices
I more MAIN "PIE?
8. NORWALK PHONE ”7
malringomeesGlits
3 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk
Old Fashioned'l’bsnksgiving. ’
We are displn and i tin - I
men: at mm?o5eie§mm wigcésnftcngplaatfihe !
The very newest ideas in Stamped Ni
doir Caps. Corset Coven, Doylies, ,
Apron. Linen Towels. Pillow Cases; Day Slips, etc. and
a complete stock of “Royal Society" Package- goods. com-
prising Women's Underwear, Wallis. Pillow Tops and 0th.
or novelties with floss to complete the work.
It is certainly a showing that will fascinate all lovers
oi the new andy beautiful in this work. .
The N. E. Ryan Co.
We are pushing a Special Sale of Aprons this week.‘
llUNGALOW APRONS. I
At 39¢, ‘ '
SAIIIPLE WHJTE AFRONS. "
.At’Bargain Prices.
A Lang Line of NEW AI’RO'NS at Popular. Prices,
A. Dickerman & Sou.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
, Sale of Coats at
.5695, $7.95. $12.95 to $30.00
[DINNER WITH MUSIC
Served from 12:30 to 3:30 o’clock on 'I‘hanksgiviug Day.
November 36th.1 ‘
Price$ltl0 *
THE ROYAL JAMES INN
THE PLACE or SATISFACTION. ., .
NORWAth
EIIIIKIIIII EIIR
EIIRIII II WK
IK MEXKKI
Villa’s Troops Proceeding is
Mexico City. While Obrmc
Prepares Detective 5
hummus ’,
IllIIISl Ilium
Some oi the Generals. 3": flu .
t Gowns, Bau-
Centerpieces.
t‘ 1'
SOUTH NORWALK.‘
\i'ASiliNGTON. .Nov. law-4}?“ ,
Villa‘s seasoned veterans hurrying"
southward on their way to Mellon
City. and Obregou's artillery, loyhll
to Carranza. proceeding northward;
for s deionsiva campaign. sdmlnletra— ,
lion omelals today had dispatches
from American representatives in-
dicating actual hostilities in the
southern republic appeared inevitable.
poodlcial reports related that (letter.
al Obregon in a statement issued ,at
Mexico City had declared: '
"The northern forces have violated .
every armisticeand promise made to ”
, us. i consider that all shorts made
to settle the present trouble without
resort to arms as useless."
Consular Agent Carothers reported
Villa's army had taken the City of"
been without tiring a shot Other
reports asserted that 6. 000 of Carroll,»
1
Phone. 446
They excell in comfort
.good looks.
I;
' children.
4f lbs Gran. Sugar
_ “ Gill er Snaps
territory. Ir. c—ninlhau W“
' tb aslolls
yaw-Mulls fidtbs'rJJlttWrsbfi.
li
c.‘
The standard shoe for boys.
Triple toe Hosiery
Satisfactory Stockings for men. women and
In silk, halo and high grade cotton
Conneally &Bracken
1.. ' 3 1s wasmuerows'r.
' kg Premium Rolled Oats
East, lode Tea Co
ia's troopers at lrapusto had surreu ;
cred unconditionally,
Consul Siliinlsu representing from
Mexico City, said, be regarded actual
hostilities as inevitable. although some
of the generals persisted in their ct»
. torts to restore peace;
\Ir Stillman added that conditions
in tho (npltal \. ore more serious than
they had l;e:-.< since peace parieys'
were inaugurated between the Aguas-
caiientes Convention and Cannons
Otllclal reperts were awaited today
from \‘aco. Aria, where six persons
on the American side of the border
lwere said to have been wounded by
istrsy bullets during fighting bet‘wee
ithe Carranza garrison and Villais in-
vesting forces An American contents
inspeCtor and a trooper of the Tenth.
cavalry were among those hit. _
wasmsoros.sov.19—rwo thou
, send Garrensa troops voluntarily stir
rendered to General Villa when he tool:
he... and other garrison all along:
line are changing allegiance to the
northern chief, as he marches on t
,ard Mexico City. . ..
MEXICO CITY. Nov 19.-lt is re
KW‘ here that General consults is.
declared Orisabs. the new capital 1
the Republic:
I‘ ”also City. despite the dispatch A
troopstotheoorthtomeetthotor
‘dmmtoflehhutoioiiint
st Mess prevails. ' ‘ .
.Notrsinsrrivedheren'ob Vero1'1
druhstnisbt ltisreporhd thee
m its-c has lion stem at Is-
let the rues- tsr I is set
wearing qualities and
12c
30c».
Norwalk Chronicler