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To Golf Players ,
3.. For five dollars per year, we can
1 0x10 a policy insuring to the limit or
Len thousand dollars, protecting the
policyholder from claims ror injuries ..
“used by him '11 bile playing golf, to‘
" 'my person or persons, provided, how-
ii . ever. the liability shall in no event e11 ,
1;; , need five thousand dollars for damages ‘
it ‘" (”such inJurlcs to am one person
5 Pay lor 8. Golden
““950!” 1230 South Norwal k, Conn.
‘ Are You Found 0f Peanut'Butter ?- v
We have just installed a peanut butter machine for mak-
ing the finest Peanut Butter you ever tasted 1
151211).
IMa'de will] c you wait. To introduce it we
w11l sell it all this week
East ludia Tea Co. *
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE 371
Iii NEWS
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tho town (h".1 icbi'nli; 4 1'1- unis. the
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constant 1159.
-—COUNTRY CLUB DiNNER.
. Serve-d ct‘ci‘y ’l'l1111‘>1l1_1' 11111111 is 11.
club feature that has l1~1 1. 1111'- popular.
. 'll‘itoro \"ill innit-'1 >11>.~i1.'.v 1i lll'iu.‘l1lt‘
‘at “111 lCllts' llomc ioiirm'wni' night.
The t.otit'11111'.1.1111 llil> l1.'-1.i titiit‘tll‘"l
_1' until furlltci' notice.
A it‘oi‘d 1211'. la-«t 111.137". 1- «.11‘. :1
. from 111 l’i-m: 111‘ .1111 1‘“ 1;.111'. Tlu-zi-
ire. Stitiitfotd. 'l‘iw inc:i Emil. .1 l1211. 11
received lio'lflt'iilltm of ‘111 innit.
The Nui'wnlk hospital i-'
sent tilt]? filicti to its 12111:.1'111' wi'li
bailouts. idl’ct‘)‘ bti'd is oi t I‘pl'ni. lltHi‘.
in the private rooms and tho 1.1.1111.
:1: ilm 11:11
—SALE! SALE!
Wonderful Values. W'utcli for whole
Wylie-80 advertisement Friday. M. Molt-
. (inch 6}; Son.
.——
The annual meeting of the Hospital
Whlst Club will bc hold ’I‘ucsday 11f-
‘itornoon. October 5th. at” .. o‘clock. :11
i ”he South Norwalk Libi'ai'y Auditor
: ‘Wum;
Frederick Kenneth, was born
and Mrs. LcRor
Crockett of New Haven. They have
many frlcnds in this citv Mia.
' Crockett is Gustave 1ifftlzor‘ 3 daughter
‘. A non.
"frocently to Mr.
1‘
5—9-1.
. W. W. Tracey, son. of Dr. and Mrs.
1‘W J. .Yl‘racey. of. ll’eat avenue, loft
‘ .today for New York for the opening
.‘oIf‘ the College of Pliysic'aiis and Sur-
goons-._ of which he is a student. He
will complete his course at tho lull
'tntlon this year.
..mM
The building inspector. this b.1030-
. led permits as follows: 51111111
501111 h0uae,a all inipi'owiiibnts except
furnace. for F. H. Glcaao1i.Hnrb01
View Beach, cost $2,400.1‘o Grorol
Lent to crect si\ room house. to cbst
2, 00, for Isabel and Ruth 011111111015,
Keysér sheet To \lillcr & Chittiin,
‘ ‘._alteruate wiring for S.L,\'0l1i+,“t’ill
'1
hree minor complaints 11 me made
__ the police today. A North Main
fitteet boaiding mistress complained
of a. boarder striking her and also
11 hiring a lamp A Connecticut ove-
,man asks the police to math ‘in.
t0)! ated men not to congregate about
his property An East Washington
street young lady wants action taken
against her husband. uho she claims
aliases her.
. NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
‘ ladies' Grill and gentleman! lunch
mom peIn until 11: 30 p. in. Popular
5". Table d’hota lunch fifty:- centshr
30 to 2 p. m. Table d'hota dlnner.."e
seventy-five cents, 5: 30 p. in. to 8 p.‘
1. erred in main dihing room.
1
Dr. almetead'a
anion- Dyspepsia Powder: v
Sfill”ll.Powell Common“
WIPTION DRUGGISTS.
‘ gton 81., So. Not-walk. Conn.
1 usually good crowd present, and ttlicre
" except an acknowledgement to
.1 r011 sroMAcH TROUBLE. l
' N -7 ,.._ -4
"_1' 111‘ Norwalk, in) said, and
11111d11 our honics here, and
1 no play. lalmr, rejoice, and, at;
I. 1111115. sorrow. We were ciititlcd toI
sonic kind of a showing, i111 said, for}
tho taxos paid into lht1 city's treasury.
' {local :lrccts, watt-1r works. policc and.
. 121'11 pl‘ulct‘tion. ctc., werehll our due.
We 11'111'11 entitled to Mitclciit service
from all of tho city dopui'tnicnts and
win-ii \1'11 (ltl‘l'l not what 111- pay for
it is no more than robhcry, tho apcak-.
11' said. ‘
ilc statod that ho a! (11111 tinii1 did
not think party politics rhould be.
dominant in city clcctlons. but this,
l1» dct'lnrcd. had lwcn “knockcd 511,1"
iii: :11 two yours ago, " and in tho prcsciil
campaign. at least. the conth should
lll‘ drawn on party lincs 1‘
llr. liarstroni. ho said, was clcan,‘
5.11111 and siuccrc. lic was not a pro-j
tesslonal politician. and it was only
altcr much urging. hc sold, on lilt‘ part.
out lii< dutics in lilt‘ graccful of Dr. liarstroin's friciids, that lit‘ was
noricnccd fashion 1'1haraclcristic ot lnduccd to at‘t‘cpl thc nomination. Tho
him. .\1 tho closc of the r11ll_1'.many spoakcr raid he spoke not words of
of thosc prorcnt came forward and llnllcr)’, but of truth. - ‘I
uhooh hands with Mr. liarstrom, wish- loneral Frost said that Dr. Har~‘
i111; him succcss. There was an 1111- 1111-0111 had hccn called a “silk-stock.
inn." 'l‘hc spcakcr said 110 would wag:
Icr Mr. llarstrom had worn more cot-f
ton stockings than silk, and therc was
11.111111 for mayor, dcclarcd: a tinu1 when hc wore pcithcr shoes nor?‘
"My motto. if cicctcd, will hc ‘Thc stockings, as a boy, I)r_ Harstrom. he‘
(‘ity's Welfarc.‘ lshull serve no other said, started as a poor boy_ and by
interests. My guide shall be my eon- study and hard work established one!
51-.ien11c That is my political creed. of [he most famous A preparatory:
and upon that crccd i ask you l0 8‘“ schools in the United States. and]
your support to all of the candidate! that was “11 plain statement of facts.“1
on tlu1 chublican tickets". .Worklng hard with his duties at the;
During the vast “V0 weeks, Mr. Har- school during the day, said the gener-‘
stmm said. lie-11nd. declared his 110.31.- 111. Dr. Harstrom studied 1111:1111», andi
tioii in terms no definite no one W110
road the newspapers or heard him
411931.; muld possibly be 1111110511 as to
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iii illitiS liliiliiill
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(furl .\.\‘11l llai'strotu spokc, and iii
spcukiitii: 11.1111 many now t'i'iciids.
ludtw .luacpli ll. 'l‘aylor, ll't‘Sll from :1
\\'-"-l\\:lf‘(l',irllllll. had 1111 llllt‘l'OSilll':
word or two to 5111'. .’t talk of litlércst
11-115 furnishcd by Gcncral liusscll
l-‘i'mt. and Harry E. Scoficld, and S. .1.
li. ll 1:1.11‘1' hi'iwt‘ addrcsscs. ’l‘hc snappy
111:1‘1111' of H111 ct'cninu was put out by
map E. .l. llill, who warmly
ctioiiizh “piiiiiml” iilt‘ prcsoiit admin-
i<11':11i1111 and dcclared tho fiiiniiccs of
thc city wore in 11 hopclcsa muddle.
'li‘i'lliY!‘ t‘ramcr t‘. licgcman
carrying:
and (1.x-
lllt‘
i‘niig: 111:1:
lii‘ill‘t‘1'1
Dilltiitlttl ()i'ti‘ tlic nicctiiig.
was enthusiasm aplenty.
Carl Axcl Hai'ntrom, chuhlicancan-
and honored degree of Doctor of Phil- ‘
atrophy, an honor which very few men.
his plutform-I , He stated that if working «11511101111111; 1.1.1.1111... suma-
elected mayor he “Wild '30 “l“ "'7 conditions, hhvb ntta‘lftcd. “General.
best he knew how to fill that ofllcerli? Fro”: said 911.1
will try his level best to make good .zwnh a mapi of idéaa and ideals. and
cverv‘ plank in the Republican piat- one who “m, plain and an approach-1
form. lic will (£111le1 actor-ding to ($10.38 any man in the audience.
his slate-men“. the. “We“ 0' "‘9 Tllf’l‘f‘ would be no graft. under Dial
most capable: men' “it“ 0““ 9055““? liarstrmn‘s administration, nor any 911-3
ho lnduccd to serve With prom- ploitntion of city affairs for the fat-1
{so to no man and With no obligations. tenlng of prl1ntc pocketbooks. Getter-‘1
”‘9 a1 Frost said that it was our opportun-‘
friends who workcd for him. he “I“ ity to give Dr. Hurstrom an npportunx
190‘” I090” his 093“ if the electors see Iity to give an administration which; .
1 1‘ ~‘ "1iould be to the. welfare or the city,
-Jd’dge lose-till R Taylor “'83 ”“05 which we all are growing moral and.
upon to speak as he was entering the morr1 11191-1 day to love.
11.111. He arose t0 the OCCWBlOW “OW Harry E. Scoficld. candidate for city
91W? and mfitmnded with ‘1 300d “‘1‘ treasurer, spoke briefly yet interest:
dross. ingly. He spoke of the friendship and
in the illdgc's judgment, Mr. H‘H" fraternalism that marked the chubi,
strom will be 81130190 all“ he ““ng llcan party. The United States.!
further that. he ought to he 919““ through its good work he said wasl
The speaker knew the Cflndldm“ in one of the greatest countries on the
159 a good Republican and a line stamp face of the globe Dr Harstrom he
or a man. Who W011“ give “‘9 city found to be a man “oh the level", and
an economical-13115111933 admh‘ls‘m one who met the worklngman, in fact'
lion. and he endol'scd, as well with the very kind of 11 man the citizens of
confidance. the 00‘1““ nominees "am the town wanted in their executive
the Second District. .llidfie Tmlor chair
advised against “lé ““9 of splitting 411 an interesting manner Salem J.
a tickct in a municipal election. for Bell, representing the Republican
it too easily led “D 10 splitting tic negro vote, spoke briefly. For Dr. Har-
hats in state and notional elections. strom 1‘9. had many kind Words and
and he told of the remorse suffered commendation rile declared every-
by many who 1“ the “‘5‘ election 8pm one may feel satisfied that the negro
their Straight RePublic“ ticketS. vote of Norwnlk will turn out solid
There W39 no T9850“ ‘0 "scratch” the for the Republican ticket, straight. Mr.
ticket. he said; and sentiment in this Be“ affirmed there Was no getting out
egard is stronger DOW. “1’3“ “9“ be of it but he simply had to be a 111.»
fore. The Bpéflke“ pointed Wt that publicnn. His reason. and it is a very
this is a Republican city by 3‘ gate good one, is that he and the Repub-
majority and that the members of that licnn party were born in the sonic
'iparty should elect Dr. Harstrom and year . . .
all other of the candidates on the “3,1Cortgressman E. J Hill spoke as o.
ket. ' 1’ taxpayer. he said. His speech was
General Russell FY05“ 59"" next. a long one, and concerned lite "mud-
1
;' He thought it a mighty 800d thing 1°” died" conditions of the city's present
the Republicans to get together andI
talk things over. We are all citizens
1,. 1,4133...
1'
‘Mon‘eylu sayin a ban ks is
bee. 5;
ing s
WE ELL
Something More 511111
“l
exempt from. the/state
banks pay the ma «11111111: to
from Yale University recclved the high; .
mpyorallty candidate "
;in the old burgcss days in Norwalk,
. or the city'c financial condition 111111,?i
' been made.
'. raised L0 "per cent" 1110113511111 the
-, ‘oilfire. and everyone. be 111101,.
antltlbd to know when though!
:' went ' 1
‘ dim-t had not been mndé
h
(Highest Award, Panama-Pacino Expo5ition,
San "FrapeiscoJ
Only a Few More
New H005lcr Beauties
Men Read ’Fhis
If you don’t do anything else to-
morrow, have your wife bring
you down to see these new Hoos-
ier I1 ':'1 1 Cabinets before they
are r‘l none.
111. .. .1 the National Step
S: 1hr flit-+11 and most 11111111111111.
lill(‘ll(.] 1-:1oi1111 9111' lJlilll—Aflnfi'flfl:
\‘ ,~
gs
plotmi in 1: 1101:1111 ways.
'l‘lic wutiu-ii who xiiii't'iiascflrdohlér
Bl'hililt‘fi 111111 11111111 have in t‘iIiIoI'u'
lit)..".~' 1. lahorsnvinv innclilncgjol‘
. /7—';-—I‘ ‘
113 :h tht: 111.1 he as proud in 11101111
years as the; are today —al..rI‘, lg.»
low that 11111 woman noun "or
“hat liIci humid-1,1 in afield it.
SO
r:..
Are YOU like This Milli?
Night alter night 1111 llilll gum home
1.1.1.1 ili‘t‘tl, cross «worn
111t, aim-1' L-tliiilt'l' while he rcnd
thc who was in 11111 Rlll‘flt'li toil-
ir: (”or 1111' H11 dccldcd‘ho
1:: - .‘1. .ioiiai' was pretty Lumitll
1 lb. wil‘v‘» ltcalth‘aiid
1)" his hotiic.
. ' .., .1
1.111. .1111.i1'1
nu.
illilltal',
Ill” lit->2. " .
Note 1nd: cupboard
space—unclumud
by partitions or
‘ tubby holes
/
':‘1 fair.
to :'l:'<".;
iii“ 12:.
111':1'11:\
pimp-11.1:
"Here’s My Dollar”
II. “I
said. out one of ‘thosc “
1 1«.'«1:' 11‘ 111111-111. 11'1.'1‘.11.11i;.' '5 buying WI \‘l‘
Wc did, and now he and in} i:ill,\‘
‘n‘ife ltnih ili‘t‘ happy. V‘
Nuw iiioii' llow about tour wifr 1' l5 ‘
she getting a fair 1it111i from you? And
women, arc you fair to your family
when you 111M111 a (irudgc out of flour-
ho “S1 1111
1 W'Rl . . ‘1. 'z:
this Wc't‘il." . \
his ‘ .
br tight to her at a price within the
rich of any income. “
We have had 11 wonderful «ale this
woek.--—Tho5e now Hoordoro hav’a'hocn the talk of the
town. This sale may oldie tomorrow. lt ands when this
‘amall iot1la gone. While thay 111111.11 single dollar puts
"'""‘."’ M
“ill I
. THE NEW HOOSIER WQND ER
This cabinet has pure aluminum table; big roomy
whit!1 cnaiucl cupboards unCluttcrcd with cubby holes or
partitions. it its by long oddslbo lowest piiccd high-
gradc kitchen cabinet ever Soldm
Or perhaps you would like .1..1'1
THE NEW HOOSIER SPECIAL
“'12 only have one or two of.,nbcse loft. . This cabinet
is midwav between the Healer Wonder and tho Hoosier
Bountt in convenience, and is. equal to the Hoosier
'lieauti in nine
.—\I
11
pricos of kitchen cabinets 111 their class
Opposite
lloyl's
Theatré‘.
1...
«‘1 {‘.\\\.\\. ‘5 ‘
.\
self instcnd of 11 good wife, mother «-
nnd companion: - "'1 fig?“
No Woman has a right to drudge "”«$:;:
along " with old~fanl1lotted,'odt‘-oflflhle
«1'
equipment when the remarkable con- Thu u HOUSIER BEAU], .
vcnlonco of a Hoosier {1111111111115 now The National Step $000?
11
an} Hoosier in now home, and the rest is only a dolla. a
If t‘ic Hoosier Beauty isn’t ex-
acih what‘ you want, you cm have i ,.
11 cck ior a few weeks.
At $900 Less Than Standard Pr 0115'
boat fail1to compare this with the popular
NEW 111101.11 noon 1100511: R”
r‘or'this to the. only liltchcn cabinet with rol‘ doors. that
Note particularly the ab-
sciicc of cubby holes and partitions
arc icmovable and sanitary.
dusk
And finally. there is
l‘1cr,1 mu1 of H1951 cabliiolt§1 will be sold, while thev las . this 11 cck tit intiodiictort prices far below 11111 standard ‘
This n11'11 be our last ’nhouncenient Come early tomorrow and pick your choice before it is too 1.1111.
Sterling Furniture Company
1127 129-131 wasamoron 51111111
THE NEW “HOOSIER DE LU XE"
The famous Hoosier Beauty while1 enameled inside and
out-a kitchen cabinet of remarkable beauty.
that catch dirt or
Phone
105
he fiscal year.
resent administration can‘t
publi 'rth 1' report before they get
it. beak
gm eminent. The speakers experience
close
with a bipartisan government back
nd they haven t it. $444, 000
has been spent of the city' a money, he
fixaflddfio one‘ can find out where
51 nt 151091: they inspect the books
of the: treasurer. "i don’t propose to
stand for or submit to it. " the speaker
snid.,,,hl,r,.,Hill stated to Dr. Harstrom
that it he was elected, and the tangle
the Icityfa affairs are in hadn’t been
strughteried out within two ye rs, .he
taught him that it was a mistake. yet
he supported, reluctantly at the time,
the same proposition two years ago.
“The awful mistake" at was model
is now apparant. he said. The wisest
form of government. in his opinion,
was exclusively Democratic 0r exclu-
sively Republican. if the administrw
tlon audio 11 fizzle of it during these
conditions. you could place your fin-
ger on the trouble and put the other WQllld yote to put him out of 0 cc.
party in power. _ 1111.1 esent city treasurer was by
"I hold the present administration no means WHORE“! criticized Con-
to a rigid reapbnslbillt'y," he said “for gréIssniIdp tint stated he was ‘fthe vic-
the hopeless muddle financially" tin) or eI system." it was unfair to
01:11 the thousands of dollars spout pay “h” only ‘500 ‘9 care I" the my 3
during the last two years Mr. Hill chat ““9“"
lenses anyone to show automate!y deré’hns‘ got to be a retdnstruétion,‘
where it all went. No one knows, and the ”WEE“ “m from the b°tt°m “p'
the position taken. as expressed to him, ”S! “W experience makes it‘ clear m
is that "nobody cares"e"1011119"mm'flmt“é city cannot'go along 1111-
. til expert. examiners start at the veryI
manner’ .in which ‘city matters are
now managed. and have been for the “mm”? 0’ the “it“ 3331"- 1’30“
past two years. would be “a shame
and a disgrace” to any tnctory in the
city‘Mr. Hill averred. .
He wanted to know why no repo
time (d straighten matters out.
“The. trenchrer gets only. $500. ” said'
n the speaker.- ‘We pays out $939 for!“
u as n \ _ I.
.fi‘ C. Clone. democratic:
inoe, the speaker had no ériticidm
‘goliz‘grne is 11 gentleman " acid
limit he belongs to a. party
instead
His own Waxes had been .
of criti‘cini‘n. 11d destruction.
clone, orxc ‘
The m or or the 11‘ 111111. the
' you}: win spent honestly.I
d . but he'
ted report of 19 de-
He insisted to bo told why that lyre-l-
He 11.111 .
two years 530, right up to the present;
iistratlvo expenses. The Heal
gift things.
11111 51113110115551
An especially attractive collection of art goods are at hand ready for
those who wisely provide new hr Christmas gifts.
A beautiful assortment of stamped articles to embroider, as well
as knitting materials formatting shawls,
fancy articles that are produced from colored yarns.
for crochetlng. hand crochet work being applied now to so many em-
broidered places such as towels, underwear. scarfs, etc.
; There are artistic designs in Ribbons, including plain and moire——
‘ Dresdcns; striped, checked and plaid effects, which are y‘ery desirable
for making opera bags, coat hangérs. sachet bags and‘ other pretty
m- '
We will not attempt to give you even a. brief list or the new items,
but would be pleased to show them to you at the department.
sweaters and the various
Also materials
.
q
state, of affairs was not up to the treas-
urer himself, the Speaker said. they
were not of his own doing, but he was
a 'fvictim of the system " There were
22 dlif‘erent items, which should have
been charged up against their various
departments, said the speaker, but in.
stead had been charged against admin-
h noun.
1111115111111. he said. about $160. This
year. nothing. The secret‘ary’s salary
d the health officer's W.
111 udyoonted the 111.011.11.111“:
11191111111111.1915 guide. as
0 fire
..were other omens. as well. which in
his opinion could be combined, and
maid take care of that office. "It's not
necessaryto pay for two automobiles .
for those Jobs," he thought. The com-‘
billing of the health officer and milk I‘
inspector, he said, was feasible. There ‘
salaries now being paid out, done away,
with. -'
In seeking information from both the‘ -
treasurer and city clerk, Mr. Hill said
no had been treated with the utmost:
caurtoay. and all questions which
could be answered. were done
Norwalk Chronicler