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. . .... .-..e omelet—_-
Cotton Blankets I
I It 59c, 75:. CLN, 8L2?) and 81.50.
I ALSO
Outing Flanneis I
for all time are being shown.
E. K. BANKS
f MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
' south Norwolk.
The Giant Pen Tablet
On Sale at Donnelly’s
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I ' FOR 10¢
'Also the HUDSON TABLET
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We also carry a complete line
of other tablets.
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1650. Main St. So. Nor-walk,
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iflllY NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and probably Sunday;
cooler; moderate west winds. Disturb-
ances are central this morning 'over
‘Utah and Kansas. Showers occurred
during the last :34 hours frolll Kansas
northeastuard across the Lake region
to New York. Pleasant weather pre
railed in other districts east of tile
Rocky Mountains.
aré lower
northern border. Freezing tempera
inks were reported from the Blltisn
Ndnhwést‘.‘ :
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W:EATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
l'l‘enipcrateurc: . Low, 56; high,
71? Clear.
Yesterday was celebrated as
{M tbers Day at tile Knob Club.
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Routine business was transacted at
the meeting of Lincoln Council, 0 U.
saggy-3%”. W1.» .~1- L
Tlllire was no meeting of the down-
town chemical commissioner‘s last
evening, .
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—_-CIOcks and watches repaired;
main springs, 15 months' written gua-
rantee at Charles Brand's, Wash. St.
Missi'Elsio Math. of Hudson street,
”left today for Salt Point, N, Y., where
3‘ she will: spend her vacation.
Dr. A. R. Turner, eye specialist 'of
West avenue. was taken suddenly ill
last night.
Today he is! much im-
,, ' proved.
Harry Joyce,I formerly emplt‘lyed at
Barker’s motor factory and now with
th‘la U. M. C. Companyhof Bridgeport,
, has moved to Straiford.
I 4mm: Eula. 8 Woodward avenue.
has bought olive oil, olives, stuifed and
plain, cheese. macaroni, straight
fresh eggs. Everything guaranteed.
essrs. Mortimer and Robert Stur-
.A'Satnuel Keeler. C. W. Gray, Jr..
NTy Sherwood. John and James. E.
H nnon leave today for a two weeks'
'siflourn at Lake .Waueabuc.
“I .5 .
~ ll‘he semi-annual business meeting
"of? Humboldt, Lodge, Sons of Herman.
was held last night. One candidate
Wis elected and following the meet-
ing a Ipihasant social time was held
,‘I'l'he election of delegates to the
atIote convention on the 30th of this
an nth- in New Haven was deferred by
I lucai members of the W C. '1‘ TL.
Awllo mot‘Iwith Mrs. Van Coeverlng
esterda afternoon. Elections will
The temperatures‘
tilts morning along the;
' i five members, and he believed this
Jilltltlllli Wit. 8
[001(me MAYOR
(Continued——— from First Page.)
otion that each delegate be empower-
; to name an alternate, and James J.
:nna offered a resolution which was
opted instructing the delegates to
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I .te for Tax Collector Robert G. MIL]
.ell and City Treasurer Wilfred Bod-
l ell.
\Iilliam J. Deline placed the name
of Harold T. Murray and John t.
Smith put up John T Hayes for coun- l
tillllen and the secretary cast a ballot
for the nominees. The latter gentle-I-
man declined to stand but the meet-
ing refused to accept his withdrawall
and nominated him. \lallace Dann
nominated James '1‘. iiuhbell for dis-
trict commissioner and the secretary
cast a ballot for his selection. Moses
H. (11m er was put up for district tiess-
llrer without opposition.
g‘he district ticket as made up is a
strong one. With the First Ward in‘
the pasl giling a democratic majority,
the lnembels oi the pony ale most
sanguine over the chances for success
at the coming election.
John C. Smith presented the names
of the ward committee which were
unanimously accepted. The committeei
is composed of William J. llevinc, John
C Smith, '1‘ F.Clulle, i..t‘. fiells,J1)lllIi
(1. Smith and George I. Bailwitz I
delegates to the" city comention lllet
informally afterwards and agreed to
meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday night be-
fore the convention. A smoker was
held at the Jefferson Club at which
many attended.
Second Ward Caucus.
The caucus of the Second Ward
Democrats was held'injhe City Hall.
being caled‘to order shortly after 8‘
o'clock by Bernard J. Reynolds, chair-
man of the ward committee. Chris
.iall Swartz was named as chairman
of the meeting. and City Clerk Joseph
J. l.inxwoller was unlade secretary.
The call, instructing that twenty~two
delegates to the city convention be
named. was then accepted, and the
following were selected by acclaim-
tlon: .
Bernard J. Reynolds. Robert M.
Wolfe, Wilfred Bodwell, James E.
Flynn. Levi Burdick. Joseph W.
Rooney, Jeremiah E n. John. Keogh
Joseph J. Ghibtto. ohn R. Spencer
William E Wilcox, ".n W."Harl’or'a,' 1.
Reel. J. J. ynmeimr, Loulst’ogany,
Harry Shera‘r, Eugene. S. Latlhl, Rob-
ert G. Mitchell Harry S. Corn‘en, Jere-
miah Donovan, John Fountains and
D. Louis Ladrigan.
The delegates were empowered to
appoint their own alternates.
Following the completion of this
business a five minute recess was
taken. after which the district caucus
convened with the same presiding
officers.
The names of John F. McMahon and
Harry Cornin had been presented to
the caucus, I and according to the
slate which it is understood was de-
cided upon before hand. Joseph W.
Clancy was to be nominated. At this
juncture, however, Albert M. Rohlmsn
stood up and rl:-nominated Robert M.
Wolfe. There was applause.
Wolfe got up and ‘decllned.. and dur
ing a short speech wished it under
stood he‘llad‘worked for ‘the people's
interests, and was not'"“i’d” on a
inferred in a story in another news-
paper. The regular slnte was then
carried out when Mr. Clancy's name
was ,pres‘euted and acted favorably
upon.
John R. Spencer was named as
electrical commissioner. there being
no opposition. '-
It was voted to endorse Stephen S.
cans, as district commissioner, pro-
viding similar endorsement was made
of Mr. Spencer by the Republicans.
,. For ~dlstrict treasurer Eugene .S.
Laflin was nominated.
B. J. Reynolds stated that the pre-
sent city committee consisted of Only
should be increased to nine, and Is. mo-
tion to that effect was passed. The
following wore appointed:- Thomas F.
entity. Wilfred Budwellgfi James E.
Flynn, n. w. Hal-lord. Joseph w.
Rooney. Assaulo Peace, James J Pow-
Urn '
"deal." which is alleged to have been ‘
Hatch, the nominee of tile Republi- .
‘\\ ashington street,
short. There was absolutely no fric-
tion and harmony was very much in
evidence. Edward E. Mead presided
over the meeting. and the secretary
was Daniel Keogh. The ward com-
mittee will appoint the city commit-
tee. The unanimous nominations
were.
Councilman ~Il‘\i!]g D. Robertson.
District Treasurer—Winfield S. Han-
fgrd.
District Commissioner—M. P. Dunn.
be rt Bogart, Charles Buckley, William
MMI-Cann Daniel Kbogh, 1.1. Dunning,
James Shea and Jake ”Wolfe.
W1rd Committee-Frederick Rie—'
dell E E. Mead A. Nickerson. I
:Chiirles Burkley, William McCann,l:
Ilianiel Keogh, J. l. Dunning, Jamesl
Shea and Jake Wolfe
Fourth Ward.
The names of Frank 11. Clark and
Frank Bailwitz were voted on for coun
cilman and the result of the ballot gale
the nomination to Clark, the vote be-
ing 21 to 7. No contest marked the;
selection of the ward committee or the;
delegates to the city convention.I
Frank Bailw,itz Frank Austin, Frank
L. Clarke, John l‘ilf‘f‘ell and Patrick
,Vtalsh compose the ward committee
The delegates are Patrick W alsll. Dav- II
id Reilly, John Rooney, John Deline, I
Frank Austin, Frank liailuilz, Jollnz‘
Farrell, William Low and Dellonl
Marshall.
Thomas E. James was selected as!
o Ill leetin and ..vlorrls I
The caucus was then adjourned ’lhefhalfma" f a u g of the Republican pattl .qu Ill." his]
name will be on the ticket on elettion
Delille acted as secretary
The matter of gettlllg ill new vot‘
era was strongly urged, as new Thurs
day from ii to .3 o'clock, will be the
last day/lo receive applications. The
registrars of voters of all the districts;
will be in session that day to receivel
the applications of those to be made.
Fifth Ward.
The Democratic caucus of the Fifth
Ward was held in Reliance llull, Row-t
llyton, last evening. I
The meeting was called to order at
8:50 oclock by Frank R. Stevens.
committee chairman.
Frank R. Stevens was then elected
chairman by vote of the meeting, and
Charles '1‘. Mitchell was appointed
secretary by the chairman. .
The call for the meeting was .read
by the secretary, and accepted by
vote of the caucus. .
The following were elected as Ward
Committee: Charles Ii Oakes, Mori
timer C. Ogden and Fred Oldies. 5
The City Committed elected were:
W. I Steven's. Jr.. Russell I. Smith
and William H. Dolond.
The following were elected dele-
gates to the. city convention: W. 1.
Stevens, Jr., Russell 1. Smlth and
Charles ii. Cakes.
Tile‘cnucus endorsed the nomin-
‘atlon, of George W. Stevens, the Re-
publican nominee. for councilman
film the Fifth Ward.
The secretary was instructed to
write a letter to Mr. Stevens urging
him to ascertain what steps can be
taken to light the streets of the Fifth
Ward.
Mr. Devlne for Chairman.
William J. .Devine' for chairman of
the Democratic City Committee. Such
was the gossip heard last night fol-
lowing. the. First and Fourth‘Ward
caucuses. .. it is not at all unlikely
that his candidacy will be successful
for he already has strong and practi-
catty united support among the up-
town members of the. party. .
After having Ilield the
leadership _for several years
Fr’l‘lnk H. Merrill the present town
chairman, will rellngulsh them this
f,all according to reports.
Mr. leford Declines.
D.W. Harfo‘rd today declined to
serve on tile Democratic Committee,
and sent word to Thomas 0. Conty to
this effect.
reins of
JOHN T. HA‘YES DECLINESI.
After sleeping on the question} over
night, John T. Hayes, one of the Dam-
ocratic nominees for Councilman from
the First Word; today reaffirmed his
intention to withdraw and so informed .
the leaders of the party and the‘ Sen- I
tlnel. He indicated that his business
would not permit him to give the ne4
ces‘sary time to the cities in the event
that he. should be elected. and other
reasons are assigned as causing the
declination ~ '
With his resignation. the Word com-
_mlttee will at... to meet and select f .
was decidedly? '
Delegates to City Convention—Gib '
1' I ISampIo fin. HORIJCK'S, Racine, Wis.
‘ Ward Democrats, last evening,
- that there's “nothing doing" and that
' many public
doubtediy will call for public action
back. .
‘ free feelingthsy bring. .
we '
Something More Than
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It in EXPERT, HONEST 3.
Service.
Do you realize how much ,
Ifi that means to the consumer?
Iilll Slllliiilllli Ill 00
Phone 619. no Hoyt St.
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Save The Baby
Use the reliable
HORLICK’S
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Malted Milk
Upbuildngvery port of the body efficiently.
Endorsed by thousands of Physicians,
Mothers and Nurses the world over for
more than I quarter of a century.
Convenient, no cooking nor additional
milk required. Simply dissolve in water.
Agrees when other foods often fail.
0 Substitute l.“l|ll‘ll°00d"
no HORLICK'S. the onglnu
day.
JOHN F. M'MAHON TO WITHDRAW.
John F. McMahon, who was nomin'
ated for Councilman by the Second
slates
-—.
he will insist that his name be taken
from the ticket. Mr. McMahon would
have made a great run for the office.
he of greater public service In the
outside field. calling attention in
measures which un-
during the cooling two years.
A WOLFE MAYORALTY BOOM?
There was some gossip this morn-‘
ing, by no means odiclalt concerning a
boom for Dr. R.‘ M. Wolfe forvmayor
is to the talk, or ohm doctor's or
party’ 9 opinion in.tllé'1uttter is could
not be determined. ..
GOVERNOR GATES" MOTHER
DEAD. '
FRANKLIN, \-'t.. Sept.‘il.-—Mrs.' L
[tobacco Gates, mother‘of Governor
long illness. She wits Si'years of age.
Governor Gates is at Oaklanil, Cdl.,
where he was to preside at the con-
ventions of the American Road nuns-
ing and American Highlvay Assocla
tions, which opens tomorrow.
WATCHING MEXICAN NEWS-
PAPERS. - ,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 .--Tlle De-
partment of Justice is keeping close
watch on Mexican newspapers plb-
tinned In American border towns. Ut-
flcials say the printing of articles de‘
signed to incite rebellion against this
country will be followed by prosecution
in the courts.
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—-SLUGGISH LIVER
' TROUBLE.~- -
.Tile discomfort and dangers of not
weather are doubled if the liver is
sluggishra‘nd the «bowels inactive. Fe
lay Cathmlc Tablets are prompt,
wholesome, effective in action with
out drilling or pain. if you feel lazy
11nd; languid, bloated or ovarian. o
Foley cathartic.Tablet will help you.
Stout persons'weicomo the light, and
CAUSES
Remember
It is wise to get rid quickly of
ailments of the organs of diges-
~tion~—of headache, languor, (19.3
'pression of spirits—the troubles
for which the best corrective is
but his many friends believe he cani
on the Democratic tlckoht". What there -
Charles W. Gates. died today, after a _
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James Donnelly
Storage
4.3m Square Feet.
If you are seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire of
Norwalk Sleallllltl'l
line
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We carry a stock of attractive-
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OUTH NORWALK.
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WOMAN WED T-HIRTEEN ‘TIMES’__________
roll-:s'AoED 69. >
Evansville. Indiana. Woman, Called
"Marrying Polly}! to National
\ Character.
IEVANSVIILLE, ‘ Jud" vSept. ill—Mrs.
Polly Anne Weed ‘Strodes, known as
“Marrying Polly," because she had
been married 13 times, died here yes-
.tei‘day at the age of 69 years. Last Sat-
urday she was'made defendant in an
action for $10,000 damages by James
Handley, who said he was shot last
February by Harrison Strodesythe
tbhgteenth husband of .MI‘S. swollen.
and that Mrs. Strodes urged her my.
band to attack him. v‘Mrs. Strodes
once announced she would marry
again-as, soon as she was released
from her. thirteenth husband.~
CAUSE OF FIRE UNKNOWN.
NEWBORT NEWS, Vat, Sept, 11.—
OiilclaIs of the Chesapeake. and Ohio
Railroad/hero declared they had no
suspicion that the fire-which destroyed
grain elevator A, last Saturday night, .
entailing a loss of more than $2, 000.. .
000, was of incendiary origin. Severn
at rumors had been Investigated with-
out; result. it‘ was stated.
ATLAS ruin
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
back. Even if done 'in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
hubs. ~
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerves”.
toms in your body: Pension-amiss
given special attention; also curvature
of the spine. You- will never regret
help you. ..
Magnetic treatments given also. .
' T. Francis, D. C.
34 Washington at. So. Not-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Pointer School, till
discoverer.
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signs. a’sket Coverings. of rare
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service. Telegraph communica-
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cipal cities in the United States.
South roman florist
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adjusting‘the some. Diseaséls caused ‘
by a wrelidh, What or sprain in the, ,
Chiropractors remove the cause of:
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HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St"
AVC- and Cannon St.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Saturday, September 11, 1915,
What an array
of new I «
Autum things
11L ss and beam o
\lltllnm “tiif‘ liftlllk‘xllll'llilljikilllir
. k5
tor the home. ~
.\t\\ and tlcur suits and lines—
cs for \\t)liltll lltl‘. smart stilts lot
men, new tluoratiw hits of ap-
parel for women. In“ and snappy
conltolt- illslllilly zlttrz'lttilc shoes
oi li‘lithl stilts, llcw curtains and
draperies and lugs—n whole
stilltflll oi' lltlllltss. I
Everybody is interested. Ev-
Ierybody is entitled to opportun‘
collection. And the store is open
Saturday till 9 p. m. to give that
opportunity to folks who cannot
conveniently visit us during the
daytime.
Silk Sweaters
of new pattern.
ill color ilnprcssioll ; ill bctlllty.
Those handsolllc shades which
distinctly mark illicr~silk sweat-3
cl's, ill'C cl‘cll handsotncr—Jor
they are used in contrast!
Down the irOIlt,.tllcre is fancy
At pockets there is striped dec—
silk stockings.- ‘
I Rich and smart new silkstoclcé-
ings have boot of one color with
top of another. Sometimes that
often
stripes are horizontal.
Illi IIIIIWIIIIIIII llI GIIIIIIIS
contains?
Too Much Bending
Over a Desk
"2 CAUSES IEYE STRAIN, BUTI
trouble at once Should yous“
"eyes cause you to have head=
aches. your vision blurs, why,
',feel free to consult me. All
work guaranteed first-class
and done in my modern shop.
William J. Moore
OPTICIAN AND OPTOME = '
RIST.
155 Washington St.
Tindlan Enter tiyeles I
South Norwalk
The Sterling Meter Co.
Darlen, Conn.
. Phone 179
Automobile and Motor' Cycle
Repairs. .
Registered ..F A. .M. Repair
0P.
PAIIILESS EXTRACTIIIII
Every one is looking ior~th best.
service at the most reasons
_ price, and those suffering may
teeth which need to be takenout
will appreaciatow my methods.
cult cases/and the results are
highly satisfactory, ,0ch roots which
have boob a nuisance ill the mouth .
and a. menace to the health; crook-
"leaving the gums ‘cl‘e'a’n bud. hool-
thy. Mill no iii attendants. ,
Fairfield ”I
\ll olcr the store is llit bright-f
shirts tor Illcll. tlenr tluthcs for ’
‘ hols plctt) llt\\ tllts‘scs for girls,
ity to enjoy and choose from thé~
l
pattern in white altcniatc stripes. -
the’
$1. ’ ‘I‘
; ed tooth. or those broken on, are ‘
=Workmon’s “mum”, Um" l ,tuuickly and painiebsin extracted; ‘
Yes, new ill pattern and effect; '. .
oration. Even buttons have two
colors. ‘ ‘
-\lld “hat delightful colors,‘
and shades! -
$5 and mare. , ,- ,‘
Second floor. .
Smart styles“ I‘ “i
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my." Arm.- ..
Distributors for Net-walk and J
There is no Extra charge for dim ,
Norwalk Chronicler