. TUESDAY, seer. :4, .915
‘ - argue“ “DC“ of— 1
Cotton Blankets
I at 59c, 75:, 31.00. 31.25 and $1.50.
J ALSO
The New ..._......
Outing Flannels
for all time are being shown.
E. K. BANKS
_[ MAHA’CKEMo HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
The Giant Pen Tablet
011 Sale at Donnelly’ s
l, . , FOR 10¢
'Also the HUDSON TABLET
l FOR 5o
We'also carry a complete line,
'of other tablets. 5
DONNEI LY'S
STATIONERY STORE.
:5 59- Main St. So.Norwa1k,
IY,NEW .
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fun to-
nigh 7*Wednesday partly cloudy, fol-
low Ly showers and cooler.
The atmospheric conditions in the
eastern districts have changed but
little during the last 24 hours. In the
western districts the center of low
barometric pressure has moved from
Colorado northeastward to Minnesota
,f noted om... to v1.11 Sherman Coun-
‘ ' scan. The Supreme Regent will have
It has caused unsettled, showery w-ea ,
thcr from the Rocky Mountains east
ward to the eastern portion of the
Lake region Several places reported!
....- thunderstormsn‘ The temperatures are,
low in the western and high in the
cestrai districts. Freezing tempera-
tuiles were reported from Nevada. Col~
orodo, Montana and North Dakota.
EATHER A YEAR AGO
’ TODAY.
Low, 58;-l1igh,
‘ ‘ll‘empcrature:
79. Clear. - «-
»
Colonel a QM Wfiusscll
and Mar? g: 1'. Rachel! ‘9-
turned yesterday from a four days jit-
tomobil‘o trip through the Berkshlré’s.
The: city. gonna meets tonight. It;
is prob'a "Fibers, will be another spec-‘
lal meetl' ‘ held before the present
board 1goes but of existence.
¢- i
~Wsteh,-glasses. hands, lilo up. at
Chas. val-and. South 'Norwalk. ‘
gain—i-
, w afternoon and evening
the convention of the Fraternal For-
um League will be held in the hall of
the local forum on Washington- -.street
A
The jurymcn drawn from Norwalk
for the criminal side of the superior
court will come in tommorrow. They
are Wallace Dana, Clifford Randall
Van‘d‘Horacc IR ‘Nash. '
George F. Foote..of the Norwalk
, Steamboat 1301315913st in Washington,
1‘. D G Mr. Footie is in the Capital City
' as a memborof a committee to petition
for a channel in, the Naugatuck River V
as
‘h
Martha Adams, colored, complained
to' the Hartford police Saturday? that
9 had been made the victim of a
-. :3ihdling game and had Idol: 8250. She
~ , met two colored men Friday night, she
"sold, and saw onoiplck up a- purse can».
talning $750. They offered to divide
with her If she would provide money to
'make change. She drew her savings.
mom; in badlo Saturday. and mgt
the man by appointment She gave up
_ hbr money and Was told to Walt across
,. the fittest vhtremyvent into a first:
, allergic-make change.‘ That was the
his bought olivamii. olives stulod and
,th by the late Waltcr'Browne.
‘.central flgurels ,Vice, represented as
of copper-s thrown Into the street by
cscph Eula. 8 Woodward avfiiuc, .
jpeamnce of Everywofiian who wanders
ROYA\L ARCANM NIGHT. 1
l
cil and Answer Important Question-
It will be one big night for Sher-
' an Council,‘ Royal Arcanum, tonight
1' hen Arcamunites of prominence will,
‘ 1. present, also members'from other-i
r 'uncils between Greenwich and New
" special representative present in
“ e person of Supreme Auditor Wil-
':-.m F. McConnell, of New York, and
'1e Grand Regent and his Staff of Con-
ccticut, will also be present‘ to add
to the interest of tonight‘s meeting
which is greatly anticipated. It is the
solemn duty of ex ery member of the
Royal Arcanum who are in reach of
the calls sent out for this occasion
to he present and listen to the inter-
esting facts to be debated by the visit-
ing officers and local legal authorities
who have in store questions of great
importance to be answered which af-
fem every member in the Royal Arca-
num at the present moment. This is
the sole ideal of this meeting and
Sherman council has been fortunate in
11111111 IN
swans
may be due to poor sight.
Why not consult our oculist
and ascertain the exact con-
dition of your eves.
Should glasses be necessary he
will prescribe them and rec—
ommend ‘any treatment that
is needed.
Glasses as low as $2.00.
THAMER
Oculicts, Optometrists, Opticians.
in Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ct.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
getting the Supreme and Grand Offic-
ers to be present. Therefore, every
member should be present to (listen
to the arguments to be presented
which so vitally effect the members of
the Royal Arcanum.
Last evening it special meeting of
Sherman Council was held and three
candidates were initiated into the or-
der, and two or three more applica-
tions for membership are about to be
presented to the Regent. 1
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“EVERY-WOMAN."
The New Year's scene as represent»
ed In “Everywoman,” which emigre
at the Regent, September 24, occurs
in front of Claridge' s and in the res
tauraut, behind the lace curtains, club
dom and swelldom ls cupping and
making merry. This function has be-
come astonishingly important In \‘ew
\'o.rk All the seats at well known '
restaurants and hotels are engaged
for New Year's Eve ths In ad-
vance. Fabulous prices are paid for
them. In some of the more Iururlous
as high as one hundred doilarsa seat
is paid, and there are not sufficient
places to supply the demand._ Within
a month of the date, not a single place
can be had In Va New York or even a
Philadelphia or Chicago restaurant of
the higher class.
To contrast the life of the rich and
the poor, the good and the bad. the
false and the truwand‘to' show how on
this carnival night, all the barriers
are thrown down, this scene was writ.
The
l
I
an alluring siren, on this occasion the
cynosuro of all eyes. She sings, and
everyoneupon the scene, fully one
hundred and fifty" in all, Join In the
refrain. Thedoors of the restaurant
open nod Belgravla comes out to min-
gle with Bohemia. Wealth vicwa it
all with a complslsant and self-satis-
flcd air. His. placid countenance
gleams, like unto the portrait In the
Tate Gallery; London. painted by Sir
Joshua Reynolds, of Mammon. Be-
side him are men and women of his
world, their feast ended, waiting for
their carriages and motorcars. The
police look curiously on, and events
Jew peddler, with his tray of'knlck-
knocks, pauses to admire the postur-
ing of Vice.
But the sauce is kaleidoscoplc, shift-
.ing every instant. "I“ crowd I8 per-
fectly manipulated. lt-‘surges on and
surges off, moved byrths'slightesbca-
price. “The secret of the success of
the scene ls apparently-the unstudied
manner in which every person Joins
In the roistering Thlsiis made pos»
sible because all the pivots of the mob
are real actors and not supers who are
half trained andshoved on and” off In
haphazard- style. The spirit ofr'the
carnivalseason is inevery point. of the
representation. There are young
Women in male clothes and men in
woman‘s‘clothes. Street. gnmins fight
with one another over the possession
Wealth.
The scans is succeeded by the ap-
down the street under the fat g snow.
10 in favor.
as the dumber who declared the rep
Jacob A. Wolfe.
Bernard C. Feeney.
Jeremiah Eugen.
l. Dunning.
DlMflliRAlS NAMED
CHINE "AS IEADER
(Continued from First Page.)
The convention was harmonious
broughout the selection of the ticket,
but a little feeling was aroused when
John C. Smith brought up the ques-
iou of. representation in the future
conventions. Confusion abounded with
several speaking at one time. Finally
Chairman John Keogh put two mo-
1‘
ions. The first was on basing the
epresentatiou on the list as used in
be last election. The count showed
Nine were first reported
eseutatlon should be on the vote cast.
With Chairman Keogh again putting
the‘motlon, the secretary reported 14
for the last vote cast, while the some
ten opposed It.
poured anything but pleased with the
result and he had several supportegs.
Joseph Rooney 8i)
The rest of the ticket Is 'as follows:
Treasurer—Wilfred ‘Bodwell.
Tax Collector-Robert 0. Mitchell
City Sheriff—.Joseph J Glilotto.
Two Members of the School Dosrd~
LI J. Reynolds and Gamma John W.
Olmstead.
Two Selectmen—Wallace Dana and
mi
Town Clerk—Charles T. McGovtu
Four Constables—Clarence L. Brush,
Russell 1. Smith. William H. Payne
and Bryan ll. Silk.
Registrar of Voters—~Flrst Ward~
Second Ward——
Third Ward—John
Tree Warden—John L. Fountains.
The filling of the ticket was done
without any contest except-for the
two sclectmcn.
taken and on the first Wallace Dann
was chosen and on the second Jacob
A. Wolfe beat out Levi Burdick.
Two ballots were
The-city committee was authorized
to till any vacancies and the conven-
tion voted to endorse the ward nom-
inatlcns.
1s
Notwithstandingzthc fact that the
convention wasxschedulcd to. begin 'at
3 o‘clock, 11 was 9:15 when/William
J. Devinc mounted the platform and
brought the session to order. The dc-
lny was purposely caused. the object
being to parley for time in the hope
‘of obtaining infoqnaticn as to what
choice the Repubiican convention had
made for mayor. The Democrats were
successful and had knowledge that
Harstrom was nominated before they
commenced to consider filling the
ticket.
On the motion of James J. Keene,
Judge John Keogh was chosen chair-
man and B. C. Feeney was selected as
secretary, B. J. Reynolds nominating
him. After the reading of the call,
the chair appointed a committee 'ch
credentials made. up of the followtng:
James J. Keene, first word; Dr R “M.
Wolfe, second ward; Gilbert E. Bo~
gait, third word;- Patrick Walsh,
fourth ward; Captain W I Stevens.
'1 wes-roN asslosN‘rs +1th Nsso -
It is some" HONEST,
Service.
Do you realiZc how much
' that means to the consumer?
tut SILVERIIIIE 11:110.
ill Phone 619. as Hoyt St.
- ->' 3,._ ,. 4.5,,
.w M-~_.-
LADIES
Fall
Suits, Dresses,
Waists, Hats. .
No better stock in town.
Moderate Prices. Liberal Credit.
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
I
(lately 81 Brennan 1
42 South Main St.
great
here
o 1 .
.c ~ We
the retiring chairman.
Sidchghts on the Proceedings.
The undeniable tacl‘wns establish
ed that the Johnson Club, on organi-
zation of two year‘s standing, has be.
come the ‘factor in local Democratic
politics. Dr. Clune, nominee for may-
or, is a member of lhc executive
board of the club; Clmrlcs‘T. McGov-
ern, candidate for town clerk, holds it
similar position; Harold '1‘. Murray,
candidate for councilman from the
First District. to secretary of the or-
ganization; William J. Devine. new
chairman f the cliy‘ committee, is the
club treatlfiret.
With the Jettersonians in control of
the convention. Jeremiah Donovan for
some reason failed to be present as
a delegile,‘numlng'ilarry J. Smith as ’
his alternate. “Jerry” is a personal
us sh
Ill. .1.
OUTH
BOY
can be luxuriously comfortable and
furnished in good taste without a
ly designed furniture of very good
. quality that is priced to suit people
of modest incomes.
Large Bot.
Medium
’EXTRA
‘ ”JACOBY
Norwalk
YOUR HOME
.. ...;sms :
Our Boys’ Suits are made in all wool Cassi-
mores, Sergcs and Scotch Mixturca, -
PRICES ARE 33.98710 $7.98.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED.
line I
‘—
i
v ,
PAC: aren‘t:
Storage
4,800 Square Feet.
it you are seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire of
Steambo : I
deal of expense it“ you come
to
BUY FURNITURE
carry a stock of attractive»
Call and let back. Even it‘
ow you our furniture.
AngevineliSonCo.
NORWALK. ,_ CONN.
ATLAS Foil:
4mm,—
lin. be.
15C help you.
. 10c
DaVey’s .. ;
111131112111.
Graduate from
- discoverer.
non you -'_wltl1 th‘ club's presideut,
James J. Keena, 111} some of the
members.
B. > J. Rcynoldsfl‘s" nominated Dr.
Thomcs- Cluu ‘ mayor. , .
1111M pt 11. y: “‘1’"
Wolf‘. 1 J. rowan. 11.3. Reynolds
and Wallace DannV composed the
scouting party that were to l’oc‘atc that
candidate for mayor. They reported
that he avns just going to bed when
they arrived at his home and routed
Step . ladders
cu. picking baskets; Sure Boa). ht .
Zu-HIIOII sod economy fruit. Jars,
Jelly concentrator“. cw.
particulate '
25 WEST WASHINGTON IT.
“on. TWICC.
all sizes Dim. spots with 1
aSo. MainSt.
Magnetic treatmnnta given him.
T. Francis. D C.
34 Washington at. to. Not-walk, Colin.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is in. definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrenchdwist or sprain in the
done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
Chiropractors remove the‘ cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
tems in your body. Female trouIss
given special attention: also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the chiropractors chance to
Palmor Schco tho
Floral Tributes, original at:- =
signs. Casket Coverings o! rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
Telegraph communica-
tidh with leading florists' in prin-
clpal cities' in the IUnited States.
south Nonvallt Florist
So. Not-walk, Ct.
Phone 364. ‘
John H. Blake, proxy for D F ken-
nedy, named JcsephJ. Ghlotto.
Attorney John J. Farrell made the
speech in which be nominated Charles
T. MoGoVorn.
Specialties 3
V lllllllllli‘ MACHINE CI).
-WItcr 8L, Foot Raymond St. 1
him °‘“' mm; nnmvanr , 1 . . . ,
William S Wilcox put Wilfred Bod-1 ‘ . .
well's name before the convéntlon. “T” ' 1 V
Joseph J. Llnchiler nominated . - Fl I." A [a at no. a.
. Mltchnn. ; re. 0. cc 0 . a no,
Robert G Pumps and i Gcncnllechlnc Workman'n Compensation. Liabil-
« Work
TOMORROW LAST DAY” FOR ALL
HAY LIDS.
M;
Derbicr‘, Small of Brim and son aft-
of Varied Color, In Style.
'Tomorrow. the hay lid must give
way to the “iron Kelly," for that is
the edict. of dame fashion and when
tho old :dame’ spooky, humanity must
give ear, or be cast beyond the pale of
well regulated 's‘o'ciety.
September 15 has long been the
date set for relegating the straw hot
day to
ELECTION IN MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 14.--a primary
election is being held In Maryland to
publican candidates for .onc'es to» bc V
filled at the general election Nov. 2.
The more important state oilicergs,,are
Governor. Controlled AttorncybGen-
'eral. cub-half some Seha‘tb’hnd
members of the mine of Delegates.
Tbs ballots are long-and. the 2» returns
probably will bolatc. .
Ity.« Marine and 4,.Automcbilc. '
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
steamship Tickets.
J. M LAYTON & (20.. INC.
, REAL ESTATE AND RENTS.
5 Railroad Avc.,
Sc. Norwalk, Ct.
Entrance on Main St.,
1-—
The store is open daily from
ncu silks no“ hunting forward.
uhat \\ omlcrful stripes!
them but thost
clcurly Illtlltltt'l that there is noV
,1lusl1
stunt], they have a soft richness“ 1‘.
'1.
oil into plaidsTv satiny stripes
of tin same hue of bro“ 11
pluirl.
colors suited to “our 11thcr af-
tci 110011 or c\ 111mg ’7 ‘
b) the fine satins for l1nint,r coats
and wraps.
gcous
from their lustrous surface.
the display too ,
V pears alternately with white in
handsome stripes
arc damtily strcwcd with now—
crs. Tiny figures appear upon
light silks. Variety IS impressive;
' $1. 50, S2 and upward. ‘ ‘ ’ ‘1
only way to realize the beauty
Which has been gathered
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‘ ‘ Too Much Bending
, a
nominateDemocrati‘c and 'Re- .
‘3 Rowan at.
all '.~
225%
Ask for calh prlcOI'for RED 0X5
COAL.
THE WM. [EFFRON co, Inc.
131.441
q-Acccpt all the luck that comes ‘
,your way-but don't DEPEND on its ‘
coming! at you want a job use a Sen-V
tinsl Want Ad. V
El“. NorWllk
v .
to the junk heap—or to the closet to
again show its sore and yellow shape
in another season. Itrhas been fatal
—-to the hat—In many instances to
disregard. this Sept. 15 token and keep
right on wearing the hat and most
folks refuse to take any chances of be- '
lug relegated to such obliquitous
realms by wearing a' straw but beyond
the stipulated period. no mattor what ‘
the weather. '
And so It is that merchants of
Norwalk have in their windows the ‘
latest styles in stiff and felt hats. The
soft hat this year is of the "cutter" ‘
type. The derby bat is small df brim _ 2
while the soft but so called, is o; v'ar- " I
led colors and rather more natty in {Q
appearance.‘
a.
GE REPAIRS TOV ROAD. ~.
firing was held at 11 o‘clock L. ’
‘ the county court lions
Tar; our:
We recommend them
because we know
they are authentic.
far in advance of
any otbpr pattern,
pod never fail to .
give complete at- ‘
"Dietitian. 1*
coo-hall to one yard
of mini-islon each
HOW LAND'S "fig
Fairficld
.Avc. and _Cann0n St. ' 1 ’
*2 H'vvv’v'
Bridgeport, Conn. .
Tuesday, September 14, 1915. “
8:303. m toop. m. except ,
Saturdays when it is open till: " -
9 P- In-
Silks of rich
subdued beauiy
Quid (lc‘game dignifiqs the:
Many of thcm arc striped. And
[no and llm-t toltirs appear at
1olors are SO!
and
no sharpness
....
And plaids are equally units“;
A soft 1lc1p broun is lnzukedf "
just a quiet d111) monotone "1??
\ml beautiful
D111) blues too-—au<l many rich
Quite a dillcrcnt note is strucl‘c'
They are simply gor-
vvith floucrs gleaming
Silks of lighter hue have jomtgi
Blue of the hue of- the sky ap-.
\Vhitc silks
But come; that is the One and
Center aisle, rcar ' -:
S»
COMPANY .- V .V ,3,
_..——a-
Over a Desk
‘ my rest glasscsrelicves that ‘
trouble at once. Should your
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. - ,
1-‘9‘155,~washlngton8t. ; ‘
p_~.--.
ludlan Motor Cycles
Distributors for Not-walk and
South Norwalk
The Sterling Motor Co
Daricn, Conn.-
Phone :79
Automobile and Motor Gyclc
Repairs. ' ,
Registered F. A. M. Repair ,
Shop.
=~ There is no extra charge for
cult was. and the result
mum ”rxrnmmu
Every one is: looking for the he_
service at the most . reasonal
price, and those suffering dam,
teeth which need to be taken 6 ‘
will approaciato ' my. methods.
highly sauuaotory. old :00 high}
have been a nuisance 11,1 the mod _
_, nd a menace to the bsalth; mo
all youth, ' gyms» broken oil,- on
qulclliy. an painlessly- extracted,
a
Norwalk Chronicler