m7 '-“; X‘s,‘ 7‘ .
"Mining's?“
'
spurs ironwaur EVENING sunrises
A W was»! 01'
;, TABLE Dames
sac—soe—rsc—um
RAPKINS ............ scenarios;
new drum sup NAPKINS m
HATCH ........ $2.50 to $5 I DBL
BUREAU SCARES .250 In 81.59
in heuistitchcd and lace
Resonance table covers and bureau
, covers.
[Alien Crash Towciing..103, 12 1-2
and toe.
E. K. Banks
”shocker“ Hob! Block. .0. ”IR.
Donnelly’s
Camera Dept.
Cameras, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and{
$3.00, will certainly make a line:
gift. A large assortment of high-1
er priced Cameras always infI
stock.
DONNELLY'S
Stationery Store. 16 So. Main St.
-—AT—~
own. P. BEERS
‘, CLOSING our SALE. ,
l DOWNTOWN.
6 South Main Street.
.REBUILT rypswnlrens—L 0
Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented
' repaired. Rentals. OE
per month. Machine:
. ' ' sold at 85 per month
i JAB. DONNELLY,
lid South Msln Street. South Nor-walk
i
it
1 EXTRA ' um PEOPLE’S FORUM.
Dr. Dohson on the War.
G()0D BARGAINS In the early summer while convsr
E lescing from an infectious disease
contracted in the course of profes
sional duties. I had time to reflect
AND LOCAL ADDRESS upon and contemplate the conditions
i .
l BOX STATIONERY. impending approach of the "great tri-
bulation" told of in the three first
lsoc boxes ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ 24‘: gospels. when Christ foretold the des-
izsc boxes Ilcltructioo of Jerusalem and also what
, 'should precede the close of the pres-
of lightning the sword of Damocies.
so long impending. fell upon the
world and the world and the clarlm
call to arms resoullded to the re—
luost corners of the earth. calling the
don now raging so furiously on land
and sea. where men are in a life and
death struggle for domination‘snd the
possession this storm-teased planet and
all that it contains in wealth. in order
pleasure. For fully half a century the
so-called civilized world has been in-
dulging in a veritable orgy of poll-
tical. commercial. sociological and fi—
nancial revelry. insatiable greed. sor-
been in the ascendingacaie with ev-
er increasing force and rupuciiy un-
til we seem to have attained the apex
of our universal crookedness in the
most ferocious war that ever cursed
lmr’y is repeating itself with ven-
‘geance. and the nations, like individ-
uals. have experienced the truth of
that book which few take the trouble
to read and fewer still believe when
yOu out." Hence the. time of “greai
tribulation" is now upon us, and there.
is no escape from the inevitable
judgments coming upon the earth.
it was the clarion call across the
tention and .‘ou-rd upon me the con-
viction that very serious times were
at hand. and realizing than the Buru-
peun conflict would be one that would
make humanity slugger and shudder,
To the Editor:—
3 IN ENGRAVED INITIAL
indicative of world-wide unrest and
ent dispensation. Suddenly as a flash
whole world to the great Armaged-
to gratify their Net for gold and
did selfishness. and brute force has
[(some say blessed) the earth. ills-
it says. “Be sure your sin will find
water that at once aroused my at-
end realizing the mighty issues at
to buckle on their armour for the
conflict having a very extensive fam-
WWEATHER FORECAST.
lly connection'in the British empire.
inspector Clarence 1- Finch this” of once set to work to engage their
‘morning issued to William J. Schlitt, of mic-refit urid llldur‘t' “Will to send (W‘-
0 .
For Non-31k and vicinity—Snow or 19 “five sneer, a permittobulld a 53.,(‘1‘3' mule capable of bearing arms to
rain tonight and Thursday;
northeast winds.
The disturbanCes which have caused
fresh
wl s b ut 100(1‘“ the British army or "dry. in this
“58' 12‘20' which ll co t a 0 $ jwork. l rejoice in saying that my et-
lforis were successful, for u large num
stoke. i fell ll call to arouse my kin»;
fired across the willi'l‘ nod urge them ‘
Partners?
You
How did it come about?
.Iobn Fleming Wilson will
tell you. Read the story in
this paper. then see the mov-
ing pictures produced by
the Universal Film Manu-
lecturing Company by ope
cial arrangements for this
paper.
REMEMBER
{the next installment appears in
lnext Thursday’s inane.
Second Episode shown at The
lClub Wednesday.
I b... . ._..... -.__.._...,___.__A _ -.._. w...
Iyto you. Cupt. Follett. my husband. is
iin conlmund of N032 company. Sec—
ionri battalion. (‘olduireunl guards. and
i] will always let you know unylhlnlt
ll cun.‘ I know how trying this time
lie. if you care to send me u thin
lliiilc letter to your husband. i will
i
Closi
e Don’t Want All
of that $90,000 that is to be distributed in
Town tor-marrow, but-—---—-----------for
every dollor spent at our
rig-Out Sale
Entities the Holder
This Coupon and 8%
Guaranteed Fountain Pen.
I
You get anywhere from
$1.50 to $2 for it. and that’s
to a Fine
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
. pretty good isn’t is?
DOWN-TOWN '
STORE.
hand all the time.
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St.
. ~. 1
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizing to me
Best work and cheapest prices.
A full line of tires and tubes on
Work called
Tel. 326—4
5' WALL ITREI‘I'
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
O. B. Jackson
. Optician
Everything in the ijtical Line
Eyes Examined Free
‘I
V 27 nonspe srneer
-Fllrs for Christmas;
saunas and NECKPIECES
Strictly New—alligh Grade
unsettled. stormy weather along the
coast during the past few days have
retired out to see. Another disturb-
anée which‘ie now central over the
‘Olllo Valley will move eastward and
probably cause light snow or rain in
thl's section late tonight or on Thurs
do, .
An area-of high manure is produc-
ing pleasant weatlier with low temper-
atures between the'ltocky Mountains
and the Mississippi River. Conditions
favor ‘,for this vicinity somewhat
cloudy weather probably followed by
light snow or rain.
itrance into a room in the Hotel Mad
rhacltemo by crawling through the iron-1
soul and stole a revolver. The police
,have been notified and are investigat-
ing.
The Women's Foreign Miteionary
Boeiety will hold their meeting at Mrs.
Hannah Seymour'o. this evening. On
account of the Weathef. it was past;
polled from’last evening. An litter
eating program has‘b'een prepared.
Governor Baldwin has approved
the payment of the following bills
for November: Connemicut Hospi-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO‘tal for insane, 811,756.73; Connec-
- TODAY- ticut School for lmbeciles. 32,725.52;
w _ Cattle Commissioner J. 0. Phelps for
Temperature: Low, 28: high; expenses, 31,226.“; . .
'44. Cloudy. ‘ j '
H —At Miss Polllemus’, 80 Washing-
ton 8L, you \will find hand embroider-
ed linen hendkerchiefa. silk' hosiery,
caps and scrafs. fancy bags; etc. Suit-
able for Christmas gifts.
The adjourned meeting of the City
Council will be held this evening. Sev.
eral matters of importanCe await the,
councilmen's consideration.
..___’
'Omeer Milton 1, Lockwood last ev- ‘
ening resumed his police duties in the
Springwood section of the city. after
'nnillness of several days.
The various insurance companies
‘ have‘notiiied their agents in Norwalk
that the companies will hereafter bear
the expense of the War tax. instead
of the insured. This was brought out
at the meeting of the Norwalk Board'
of Fire Underwriters. yesterday after-
noon.
‘d‘he Hospital Wllist Club will meet,
Friday afternoon. December 11, at ll.
o'clock. at the home of Mrs. Ida 3.1
Keep, on Clay street.
A l‘ehearsal of the Amerclnn Band State Treasurer E. S, Roberts and
will be held this evening at the rooms the incoming treasurer. Frederick S.
in Water street, Second District. A ‘Chamberlain, also Deputy Treasurer
li'ull attendance is desired, as there;B. Frank Marsh and Charles W.
will be new music to be tried out. 'Skinner of the School Fund office
lhave gone to Ohio to inspect prep-
Butler Lodge. 1. 0. 0. R. will have :ertles on which the state has leaped
a rehearsal this evening at 7230,1110“). out of "1° school fund." It
o'clock. All members are requested lives at the” request of Mr. Roberts
to be present. as the lnitlatory degree gthat Mr. Chamberlain accumpanieo
will be conferred at 8 o'clock. 39-‘the party,
treatments will be served after the ,
'worlr.
__—__—.
The territory to be covered by Dep-
‘u-ty Collector Albert M. thlman, of
Itllis city. is a large one. and includes
HESITATE" ‘a number of towns and cities. " Collec-
. -- .tor Pohlman will have little time for?
We guarantee to teach anyone howfleisure. as he will be obliged to divide
'10 dance well for‘sli or refund your his attention between the following
n- . - t _
1135'- evening 3031901“? forced a“ 9 .her of my patriotic kinemen in km: enclose it in mine and got it out more
land and (‘nnnda have enthuslnstioal- ‘
ly responded by joining the colon.‘
many of whom are on the firing line 1
in the artillery. cavalry and infan-
try. Below l reproducenfrom a British
newspaper just to hand the account
British soldier in the present war to
win the Victoria cross.'lhe highest
honor any officer or soldier con,wln.
and is only conferred for heroic con-
duct and extraordinary deeds of valor
on the field of battle.
The circumstances under which
this honor was won are best told ill
the modest account furnished to his
wife and by the Lady Follot. his com-
mander‘s wlto:——.. .. ..
"Private William F. Dobson of
Meadowvllle. North Shields. writing to
his wife front the front. says:—
" 'li is with the greatest pleasure
that I write this letter as it is our
wedding anniversary—Supt 30. i only
hope we shall spend the next one to-
gether. You wil know by the time
you receive this letter that l have
been recommended for the V. C‘.——an
honor I never thought would come
my way. in fuctgl do not yet realize
that it is possible. I only took my
chance. and did my duty, to save my
comrades. It was reully nuthlng. but
I shall never forget the congratula-
tions and praise I received from our
officers, my comrades. and our briga-
dler-general. I shall ever remember
them. The weather here is warm.
Our men are all brave men. and We
only know one resuitwvlctory. Tell
I hope to have our turkey and
plum-pudding togel'her. We are in the
host of.splr-its. find are more like
schoolboys than men fighting for our
country. Danger is nothing to any of
them. I attended divine service this
morning and we had a beautiful
communion service. i will give you
particulars of my little adventure.
Three of my comrades were sent out
on patrol. when they were fired on
by Germans. Ono got back to the
trenches. though I was told two had
returned. One I saw was wounded. l
volume-flared to save him. I went out.
and was heavily fired at. but ] had
made up my mind to get to him. and
you know I very seldom change that.
Well I persevered. and got to one
who waspasi human aid. i had mis-
sed the wounded oneywho way lying
nearer the trenches? I come to the
trench and reported one. I went out
ugalnt to the wounded man. and with
the help of Corporal Brown brought
him safely back. Corporal Brown was
money. We keep teaching you until‘places: New Fairfield. Danbury, Beth-
'yon learn. ‘ lei. Ridgefleld. Reading. Weston. Wil-l
POLLEY’S
‘Iton. Westport, Norwalk, New Canaan.
iDarien. Stamford and.Greenwicb. no
r, Private Dancing School >
Tel.1413-2'
is in Bridgeport. today. on busing“.
«Near R. R. station.)
3 Privacy assured. Join now. ,
A convention of the National.»Eiec-
trical Inspectors' Associatidii.~_,ulf.Wes‘t-
9m New England. is ln"‘eelllfllon; today
in Springfield Clarence I. Finch..lo-
pal building and electrical inspector,
some time ago 'reoolved an invitation
to attend. the meeting." The matter
was brought before the Council, last
evening. Mrl' Finch desiring to learn
whether, the Council would authorize
him taking the trip at the city‘s ex-
pense...filho Council did not take any
action. on the matter and. as a result.
Mr. Finch is not in attendance.
r—fi
l
._ » wAr .
The Little Shop
l—‘BANNER ‘llondliltod‘rsltkanv,
Delicious bread m cakes are our
specialty. '
Min Latest Models
ah-Clsven.
brave. and never showed the least
fenr. Well. this was all that happen-
ed.’ '
“Mr. Dobson has received the fol.
lowing letter from Lady Follett: '
“ ‘18 Eaton Square. S. W...Oct 10.
,"Dear Mrs. DohsonT—You will be
glad. to know that your husband is
very well and has-behaved with great
gallantry. I heard from Capt. Follet
says: “A thick fog came down. so“
sent a group of three men out 1
yards to our front to warn us of an
had been there an hour. the‘fog sud-
denly lifted. and they were fired on
at close range by the Germans. One
man was killed. one wounded badly
and one crawled back. I'didn't know
how to get the wounded man back.
so I had to call for a volunteer. and
n reservist. Dobeonnai once respond-
ed and went out and (etched him. He
was heavily fired at. but not hit. lie
is quite all right." I am rnre this will
make you very proud. and I do con-
gratulate you on having such a gal-
lant soldier for a husband. and it
sill! sly: youoonildcnce for "the in.
of a young Dollson. who is the draft
For in front the stakelstltnds ready.
quickly and surely than by ordinary
not“. " 'Yom‘l truly.
. , " 'Mlldred F‘ollett'
"Note—Capt. F‘ollett. Private Dob-
son and Mince-Corporal Brown ‘nre
mentioned in the dispatch from Sir
John French." .
The type of heroism so conspicu-
ous. o_mthe .liritishunrmy and navy
will doubtless be duplicated by many
deeds of daring'botli'bn lien and» lend.-
snd when: we realise: so we ought: to-
renllzc. thatcthesesnoblc deeds do
this. the most Titanic etyuxgle the
.world has ever witnessed. are the“
only protest and sacrifice the men en~
guged eon make ln‘behnif of right-
eousncss. of honor. of devotion to nil
that they holdes door and sacred in
' BUY I
Hazelton
Goal-
Do Your Christmas ,
f Shopping 1.3...ny $1,;
This is the time. of the year
that “Miss .Shopper" takes advan-
tage of fin? stocks and largest
o. 'p
1
‘33-
llfe. against the ferocious sal'ulfes
whose interruption of the great uan‘
luneho of Teutonic hordes whose on~
, , r
- . ‘ assortments. "Miss Shopper" can - -’~§- ‘ . ~
'l‘lleBJiersllfleideronGof do her shopping in about. one-' ”2 . ‘“
Tit. - 1" WATER IT. ‘ third the time now than she can g. - »’
two weeks llenCe.
slought has been so lurid in fire.
slaughter and atrocious butchering of
women and children. and the env-
uge destruction of cities and temples
spreading ruin and dosolullon as well
as sickening horror in their path. not ~
only staggers hummtity. but makes
it shudder at the berbnritles indicted
in the name of "Kuhnr." If we do
not stagger and shudder at such
scenes. it must be that our hearts
have become callourled and our hu-
manities blunted by the dollar-grab.
blng mania that is cursing the race.
Scotland's bard did not and could
not realize that full and terrible im-
port of his own words'when he pen-
ned the coilplet: ‘
(g
We H‘ave‘ Full Stocks of
W
i .
Suits, Goats, Dresses. Skirts, Furs. Waists,
Underwear, Girdies,‘Ho‘siery, Bags, Gloves
Traveling Casesand Manicure sets
Neckwear Handkerchiefs 1
Remember we Give {4,431.10
Green Tradinngtamps.
Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
. HayeS’ Block
69 North Main Street
"Man's humanity to man
Makes countless thousands mourn."
Y’et such is the sohcalledmkiviilzn-
tion" of the 20th century. Men cry.
“Ponce! Hence!" when there is no
peace, and while they are shouting
themselves hoarse they are forging
the thunderbolts of war. But we are
warned to "be not deceived for God
is not mocked:" but men need not
this warning until the Judge of all
demands the toll. and then we hypo-
critic’nlly fi'l'nke apt-eternal of human
brotherhood while: we invent new
schemes and more drastic methods of
carrying on'the insane gamble that
is destroying the humanities and the
principle} of "living'ar‘ld “Net live.">_
“Great is Dian- of 'ihe Ephesians."
Great is the dollar of .Amerlca. These
are the"gods weadore. Jews. Turks,
infidels- and "Christians." all are in .
the game. and playing it for all it is
worth. But nevertheless ‘
"Humanity sweeps onward:
Where today the martyr stands.
(in the morrow ccroucheth Judas.
With the silver in his hands.
And the crackling inggois burn.
While tho‘mooting mob of yesterday
Equal to most 60 cold
Stamps ‘ with each lb. ~ ;
.Davcy’s
-. 50f: TEAS ._
120 Washington St.. south. Norwalk.
M. Moltasch 81 Son. f (3f
a
Christmas Hints 0‘
Fancy China, Cut Glass. B'nass
Ware, Bird Cages, Toys Dolls,”
Express Wagons, Doll (7.. stages, ‘ "
Velocipedes, Etc. ' J “:5“ 3
Albert F. Gellebe
, 25 wasumer‘ou eraser, _.
Phone 10692. Prompt Delivery...
sourl-l NORWALK .. . =
grades. 60' S & H 1‘ he Gomam Co. ‘1
to Always the Latest Things in
r. .
l
Fohose Choklg I
' Coughs, _.
.l’ainfing . .
Far Reaching-
illis morning. dated Oct. 2. find he'
attack from the enemy. After they ‘
In silent awe return-
to glean tip the scatter ashes
'Into «history's golden. urn.
“Truth forever on the s‘cnfiold. .
Wrong forever, on the throne.
Yet that scaffold sways the future.
And behind‘ thetdim unknown - .
Standeth God in the darkness
Keeping watch aboveflis own."
- “Fiatrjusticia rust coelum."
' J. DOBSON
East Norwalk. Nov2r‘19.
..—-.
Following the meeting of Uses
. that is” KERR’S FLAX SEED
These dreadful colds. that'fairly
threaten, life, there is one remedy
that will bring quick relief, and
EMULSION, LINONJNE. -. For
yearsthis medicine was used ex-
now obtainable at all drug stores.
If you are afflicted with cough or”
cold it will certainly relieve you
‘of it; and at the same time build
up the s on ~ - ’
;clusiyely by physicians, but it is .
i , Paperflallgfiing
‘ ‘ Decorating
etc; cares for
handles mum.
Service
The People’s Trust Co...~pu.u.y_
accepts deposits Silhji’xi‘. .
check, it safe guards necuri- 3'
tiesjn its White adults:
‘it.oollects bonds. nldrimcesp
interest, dividends. coupons.
’lo ‘
illvcsimeotv. .
um
Tribe. No. 28. I. 0. if. M. wbiohwse
held last evening. theanet Sachem's
degree team field a rehearsal.
* :gz
have «my the "lineu- so me- to
58 Water MM 1 willow
l
are w it under Divine
' Ir ‘illfoly
tre'seing and dreaded of coughs,
Maiden. . and it rclievb the
lungs of congestion: and prevents
mamas
TREES TRIMMED
..CAYITIES TREATED.~.
“Wu? CW .*
Even ranchitis, that most dis- ‘.
yes my t6 the great healin in
cancer of . Kerr's Flax-goal
-. Inherent“ m" 5.95..
. ., ., Wm" “‘7 . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler