t .
-. \‘Soutli Norwailt (‘ouiicil. K.
. I-ight transfers of proptrtt, and mort-
. ages (Iii? 4,000.
”‘33 the final examinations and cntcrc
M“ TWO" "Md 03593 0‘ 3W“: “1 fm-fr “M0 O Connor, f’ntriclr Durragh "M ‘.\ omen \vInltbers and workers to the Glover of (‘inciriiin'iL '6, who is visit-
iiscovcred yesterday ot_ the liopkiIrtB 'l‘itornzts Hot-mi .. ‘ ' Intimber of IMO pdmltt to the polls liti: Miss David. "“"I "
.home. ill Woodward avenue 'llre. \ic- __ 2”,“... E‘ .--._-e.-_Tf__, :- . . ,1 magnum“... I
and HenrY. _ . ' _ I, .
.. school
Ibas 'piscarded the house.
VIII.
l M ss Stella Larson. of South Matt.
I 0“ SI .-trttI: .. pending: ttto weeks in Mill-
5’
“opposed hisIII IIfifteentii birthday. . I
”I I" I h . against the.
E ‘ Mr}.
“A bitten quite badly
" glmth mQDonnell's Til'm hand Dr prov cd its wonderful power to over-
one errant ‘
' - . run sou'rn‘rwtzwatt nvhifiiié‘skir
- _ “I. sultan hem“-
SllffilAGlSlS Pill .
UP A Gilli flGllIl
Expect to Carry the Day in New.
Jersey, Tomorrow E
Cttlt\.l.10nn.
Let us furnish your License I , .
Bond at a small cost to you. The new telephone directories. dis»
file are the most satisfac- tributed Saturday, are now in effect
Y
tary bond to the COmmis- (‘opy for the next edition closesl Nov-
sinners. Ienrber 30tlr.
l‘Vayl()r & GOkieflE street, this morning started his new
Trust Company Bldg duties in the A. Dickerman store, on
0W0!“ 1230 South Norwalk, Conn. Washington street.
—W—- l
(‘trnclius A. McNamara. of Reed
NEWARK, N. J., Oct. lS.—Tlre firstl
great eastern right on the farfiung hat~
~"'“-‘""* tle line of woman suffrage is today
only 24 hours away. At ti o'clock to~:
morrow morning the polls throughout;
(“HE“O“ was “Md Saturday afternoon the state of New Jersey will .be thrownr
It'i titers of business which were ap- open to determine, at a special BleC-I'
proved at this session will be taken up lion w‘hether 'votes for women” ban- 1
81 “19 T981113“ busrness "199“"? Liter tiers \till he planned Victoriously there-i
NM 0" .aftcr upon the Atlantic seaboard.
E" 3941195 Mace found a bicycle in wa'E Two weeks from tomorrow thI
as: street, Uptown, yesterday and ”91102:! 8; GmgoryI {he Dililblll'Y’ states of Nt‘li' York. Pennsylvania and?
Irought it to the police station. contractors. have (completed :1 Diei‘i’i Massachusetts likewise will decide:
—‘—"‘ 'Of 513‘? food four miles in length inEuhether tlrey will join their twelve.
On Thursday, Oct. Edward J lliitigewater on the main road be Iwestern sister states in giving women
Eyes and Edwin Baits wil go to tween New Milford and New listen. 11m, ballot.
fitritord and meet the head of the \i The road is macadaut and has beenl President Wilson's declaration {MI
V of A. and the head clerk. who w.Il in course of construction for several; Isui‘l‘iage. reinforced by a thorough and
e in that city on that daiie months. itigorous campaign waged by organiza-
W’”. Etions and workers is expected by sub;
for,
l A meeting of the board of directors ofI
the East .\'orwalk improvement Asso-‘
I
i
25.
.
i —...,. W. A---
I
I
The little daughter of Howard S.‘ \‘.'..rk v .5. Chum“, Wu this nrorsriin Irrage leaders to carry the day
. ‘5“.ubelsky ch‘Ar VII? “01158 summary .m l‘ 1,. (on >Ir<u ‘iI‘IE. (II' .I. view of II III ttornan suffrage in his home state of
“tround’ti o'clock and’opened a small in l I-zhv. a} it iroIIkl‘II-‘d lI tuIIIn thI New Jersey. Victory, these leaders
ier forehead. 1)r.W.B. Burnell sewed \-I l he Tm“, 1.1,, Nd “ l.);.,:br.5,)1.IIc1IlimI is sure. and by a Coulfoflhb'k,
up the cut. I'iII iilltiiil‘iit‘ll} iiiii tit.- tII.IiII margin. On the other hand those op-
E‘czrd hv‘iwo .I. this city New Trill Iposed by suffrage assert that ilre pro-
'l“ “ lrnii mi: of this :tl'ctt‘lr II posed constitutional amendment will
state hit-luvs: be buried under an avalanche of votes.
\iili'ul‘Il. i7. Mare than‘ .1. 10 women speakers and
Eotlter workers tttnt over the battle
.411“. semi annual rummage 53],. of“ field today their automobles carrying
. :Vt onion 3 Guild of Trinity \till beheld them through ”‘9 sections where the
were tliil‘lt’t’ll I ()(t. .12 So. Main street. firht will be honest. into even the
Norwulk lit-”II “1".“ “"‘H‘. M” smallest towns and hamlets. From
FOI‘ in“ second nrz-irv vnntitgc points, including thous-
33W- I" “Tr“ ands of street cars. cartoons and pic.
ituresqne posters pleaded silently \tith
‘votors to cast their ballots for woman
: iil“ilr tgc. l
Less spectacular. but none the less
on
tutti
of ti. iit- I Emmi.
ended service- in a but. :It the Toll . ..t I. :I III:III.II«.III the
clock iii:I.—:~'. re .t’tcriay rtto: nirtr. at St.
osoplt'u {ii-nub. A litrceuurtibei olI
ht. \ oi r l‘;: :IlII r] and .(c\\‘
he. HH‘illIK‘Z.‘ were present.
I
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There
points in
orls«Is<'I‘olf $121108
Week of Otiobei, 1914,
.r ,, ~»: I
M‘“ "r “E 222:: at
'l‘i:~- .Ipp ifliiiitiiiis‘ ntiidc iir this set:-
iioii b). the Eu: tI rir hi. 1'. totii‘crc. 1t
‘\ili('il 2:1 l.)'lliil'tltiii. 1..
Hunt week. are no fIIliIIwI: Siilllli't‘I‘i.
Z. \‘.‘all-.cr, of Scrilltilic, .‘J. .iI.:,
com IIiiIIti
Mrs. “living Polsky, of.. "'3 Taylor il\'("Ii Lilili.,
"II" :4‘3 I‘ 1‘ h“; “tir'ti Inir‘t'.
nue, has lfleceiled a 19“” ”0m h” “ ‘ “Eh" “ Sm; .i. if I; II II thoroughly organized was the (mill-
mother, announcing that he bus pass \IIile l..r.)toItIu . I. , . v infill.“ conducted by opponents to IIqu
it of Noroloir. to Sctilit‘illc. I\. .l. ..
l‘I. Hl\\'()()il-"I. trace. Party litres have been liberated
' in the contest, Democrats and RepubI
I. licitn leaders are working both for and
\ cause. Some suffrage
‘Workcrs feel that bolli organizations
Iure quietly opposing them, but. there
the lunch“ “f P9" mm“ dance m h is no open evidence that this is a state-
‘~,I.II, on i .liiii)’ curring; Oct. 29 i‘i Si Itiidc condition.
Flint Hi'i‘I.'..-I;IIDII',< [\‘t-b'rol H:,Iii had it nlt‘t‘liliL I Today s activities centered in the
“(‘m'“ “lid ""V‘WO“ SNOW” or northern counties of Essex, Hudson
o‘rd, of Detroit or a visit to the II“ (tun-mt of ilII'll’A‘l‘O'i' 1‘ 1‘ OXIDPC“:‘:Eimd Bergen and in Camden. opposite
The. lint." I“fro be the most Fili‘lti‘bl“ "mm “‘ Philadelphia. I’assaic and Union
ulifoiillll abolil‘dttdtich the IiiI‘I‘IbI‘I‘S hm“ I’I‘lfic‘lmo“ Counties. territory claimed by both
'1‘» for some liIiII‘ 'l‘h. “on“"m'" sides, also were the scenes of many
It with ‘is of l-. viward ..i Rphm. ilr. Joli“ nil clings and rallies.
The bov has just Ion to be supplied.
George E. Smith retained. Siltcrniint.
‘ ii Ouiit‘lr
.orneli University
.,
“$93.” semi; annual rummage sale of
Woman's Guild of Trinity will be. held
Oct. .22- 23 at 5:. So. Main street
ititd Mrs. Durce W.
he «guests of Air. illld \lrs.
.—————-—-—-
The tour initlec which it: i< (llili‘LC of
Isci'tiir
Fiflilcitif‘o Exposition.
taking the trip to t
tr 3. it‘otd‘a private l or.
STAM. e 0 R D
When the cold is r. bit bitter,
the sky orarcrc st, and the snott—
arc sktirryimr leforc the
l’llld. what a cunt; dent thrill and
satisfaction there is in a house
wcll heated with pure “arm at?!
:rcressities
lakes
it is one oi the low
that you cnjoyli kc :t luxury.
The onlv \tny of obtaining this
result is with :2 good warm- air
fume etc, for steam and hot- water
Iiicaters leave the air in the house
close and st till).
We
FOR 9A LE BY
HORACE R, NASH
Cor. North Main and
at forthcoming election for the first
time in the state, received their final‘
prepared
take. their places tomorrow at virtually
every one of the polling precincts iuI
. the stutc.
instructions today and
FOR MISS DAVID.
Tea and Card Party Given by Mrl. the new Edison reirtatlon of music is
Alfred E. Hodehon in Danbury.
\irs Alfred B. llodshon. of l Gmi Iconiparigon
ville avenue. Danbury, was the hostess ords of her own voice.
al a card party and tea given at the
home of t‘X‘Mliin‘ and Mrs. N. Burton
Rogers, Farriew avenue, Friday even.
ing for Miss Helen Duvid. whOse man
rlage to Merrill ives will take place
5001').
l
Bridge was plaved, there being tirréo
tables. The prize was won by
JiOlNil W. Shepard, of llcthei.
us served the potrIrers being Miss
Sui-ii George and .I’tirIsI Morton W. Shcp~
VIN-
ard.
\Iniong the gues’is‘I’wns
have been making warm—
air furnaces curve i911. and none
are better than the Stamford.
‘Ncst Sts E
Miss Jane
LABORATORY.
Thomas A. Edison’s extensive knowi-
' edge of chemistry has always been one
of his greatest resources. Five years
ago when he set himself to the task
of producing an instrument that would
re—create sound so perfectly that the.
re-creation could not be detected from
the original, be invoked chemistry in
the final perfection of his new inven-
tion. To be sure, his vast knowledge;
of acoustics played an important partI
in the work, but the marvelous pep}
fection of result was due largely to‘
the chemistry that produced the mate-I
rials used in the Diamond Disc recordE E
and the diaphragm of the Diamond Re- t 3 Stores
producer. . I i] ) ‘3
in the earlier stages of Edison's rc-i
search Work when he had producedI
only a few instruments and records, a!
large manufacturer of sound reproduc-}
ing devices remarked more or lessf
scornfully: "Yes, the result is won-I;
derful, but it is a laboratory product.
and cannot be produced in. commer—'
cial quantities.” Edison determined to
do what ‘it was said could not bei
,done. namely, turn out an article of
Elaboratory excellence in unlimited
Iqunntities. Strangely enough, the big.
fire that devastated his Orange fac-
tory in December last proved an aid.
in rebuilding and reconstructing, Edi-
son Iiimed his phonograph record
plant into a vast laboratory and has
so standardized and perfected inborn-
tory processes that he is now produc-
loaves).
range has.
and expense.
IA Good and
Faithful Servant
Sterling Rarities
Guaranteed to
Bake, Cook and Heat
A Range that show; quality in every joint of construction.
A Range that bakes a barrellofi'lour with one had of coal (244
A Range with the five old» of oven heated.
IA Range that is guanine J for 20 YEARS.
A Range that there is no if’e or and's about it.
cook and heat or money refunded.
Ask us for a demonstration, we will gladly give one whether
you're ready to buy or not. 40 features that no other
Sterling Range is the range you want for less trouble, worry
A, '.~I I”. .
. I. . , i
{tiff inNDAY, our. .3, 1915
W man’s a f Iiflmtfl’ '
__ ,I_ ~'_, ___.__ _.._____,___- - m - ,M
new EDISON FACTORY-”A ‘oiititir' FWK F 7‘
No Stairs
. to Climb
it must bake,
‘ing the Edison Diamond Disc in un«
limited quantities. The significance of
this has not been lost upon the mer-
chants wlro sell this new product, nudi
to they refer to these new records as [110E
Laboratory Recreation of music.
At Sill] Francisco on October 21.
I Miss Christine Miller, the celebrated
IIcontralto. will appear before the expo
We specialize in furnishing homes complete.
Stering Furniture Co.
127—129- 13: Washington Street,
OPP. Hoyt's Theatre.
Phone
South1 Norwaik
Irition officials and invited guests for"
§llio purpose of demonstrating whether
icqual to the original. She trill sing in
with several lldison rec-
A. J. Angevinc
& Son (30.. hopes to arrange a similar
tone comparison for the music lovers
of this city. E
N orwalks.
TOYS
coming in.
We have the best Toy Dcpartmcrt in. The
Come in often and
Something will especially attract. you I.—
er 01’ 13f“. as new things ,are continually
Briggermaii Bros. 64 N
AOUI‘. {i L 'id.
orth Main Strce
Hanrortl .3 ock
the Son
best rhodium in Norwnlk.
Advertise your wants iir
tlnei.
service. it IlciIcgrztifiIh communica ‘3 Row." 5‘. "”41 E.“ Nomi".
,tionI “it cu ill" orists ill prin l ,
‘AC 8 [I i ' '
cipnl Cities in tlrcl. Initctl Shtcs. ' c p N we "wk um com“
tints are Illegiuald, 8 years.
1 years Both bovs attend Lincoln wafimN WEAK RUN DOWNI
'liealth Ollie-er W J. 'l‘rpCeyI
Finds Health in a Simple Tonic.
JplIIiIi 0‘ Donnell of Wirtiilp‘auh. People in South Norwulk will begin
this morning M a to bellow: us when we say that our
his way to work delicious Vinol is n woliderftil tonic
The dog a grant and strength creator 3
Here is another case where it has
l
W its. L
dog while he was on
lden avenue.
lumped over the fence and sunk
_ _. ...,~-— - Ck...
ICOl'lll‘ weak run—down, llC‘l‘l',0\iS unac-
imic conditions. ,
A ‘J 1- (“le found a sum 0f nrorrev in ‘I was run- down, nervous and could
.i T IcIey treated the injury.
DELIVER Y.
the office 0f the Adams EXDNSS‘ (‘om not, do my work without being entire-
M“ on Washington street, on 58“" it (‘\hmlSi(‘ii, and would often faint
day. He placed the cash in the cus without any apparent cause. The doc-
tody m the agent in charge 0f the ex for said I was anaemic but failed to
Em“ office, to “Vim the owner may help me. ‘ilt husband brought home it
pp” for “3 retu rr. . bottle of Vinol and l began to improve
» M .aiter taking one bottle and after tak
ing four bottles it has built me up so I
1 can do rill mv housework witlioutI
held. 1 recommended Vinol to it neigh-I
bor, who says her doctor approves of
it and said ‘Vinol is a wonderfully good
lonic.’ " Mrs. Bessie Hating, West I'
Oii Thursday evening next. District FIVE PAS
Ibeputy lil'tht aid J. FIPlllllllI. of Slum
d, will come to South Nortviilk and
”tail '_llt_e newlv elected olfircrr of
"South Norwalk Council, it. of C. After
he iiiI‘ tallation refreshments will be
' $795
“OAKLAND “SIX”
SENGER .
Philadelphia, Pa.
E We recommend Vino] to our custom-I -I.~
are as the. greatest strength creator we
know—due to the extractite medicinal
served Iniid a good social time en-
The lNcw’York. New Haven and ithout
artfortt Railroad announces that elements of fresh cod livers. w
sin No. 297 leaving New Haven
eel-{days at 12: 25 night, for Harlem
Iei', will be changed to run through
rztnd Central Terminal beginning:
nday, October 18t. This traing
Iili continue on its present schedule
in; New Haven to Stamford, stop at
éiith street 2: 5d it. m., due New York, P.ATE§\T MEDICINES.
and beef peptdne, all dissolved in uI
pure medicinal wine. I» ;'
For sale by Frank H. Baxter, drug-
gist.
REDUCED PRICES
on combined with peptonate of lronI PUIJLM AN IC‘FOUR”
FIVE PASSENGER
, ’6 $740“
I
ti Central Terminal, at“ o. 03 a. mi Schism-Powell Cnrl’lfll‘iiimn I
Elective tie. some dirt 0. train No. 3913 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. . , I
jvhi Ne Haven Sundays only atIKodaks, CIamei-as, Films, Plates, Paper ‘
pciise, Microbes
Little microbes are slowly eating up youthful vigor
:1 hr: I‘ng' all old age. infinitesimal things they,
a
Ede. . ‘ I
32 Washington Street . 7 ..
IsIoutlIt Norwalk. Conn._ II . ' , M AXWELL
‘“ Z I . A,‘ TOURING '
your way—but don't DEFEND on dis
1 8?;‘gnngrzglkNgil'gla‘E‘CtE coming! 11;. Ian want a job use a Sea
Phone 364,
.._._...__.. A3: I
He Who Does-
tinel Want A‘
Mrs. .A _«H_ _, , _~__ , fl.--
Tea . . ABk “r Cllh price! '0’ RED OAK REBUILT TYPEWRITEHS -I- L. C.
.Floral Tributes, original tie COAL Smith, Underwood
signs. Casket Coverings oi rare ' Remington. sir, other
“’3‘“!!! MOIlCi‘aiCi)FICCS- PmmP‘ETHE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc. makes. sold, rented.
E repaired. Rentals. 8.
per month. Machines
“sold at $5 per month. \
. M’s. DONNELLY.
'. loath "All! BUGGL South Narwllk
Not
20 OUNCES To THE POUIND
masticate well is an enemy of his
own life." A person cannot properly
prepare the food for the stomach it
the back teeth are gone. or if the
teeth are sore and sensitive. it of-
ten occurs that a small piece of
bridge work or a little treating of~
. the gums and teeth will put 'the
i mouth in such it condition that the
" patient is scarcely able to realize
. such a change in his general health I
. I could be possible by so small an‘ _
' 1. outlay of time and money. Consul-
i lotion free.
or. J. ii. Mallory“
16 Ron-6h M'Iin St.. South Marv-nut
0 rt. m. to S u. in. Sundays
cruciclriirIr-t tl‘l‘.\’.
BES'I
or EX 1 RA
or Cl'l‘Y IlLtENTD COFFEE
YVnu'w‘
i;..
102 Washington St.
South Nor-walk
or No, I M‘ALEIBIERRY COII
“or I’i.ANI'l‘.I\'l‘ION COFFEE
. or BRONX (N. v..- Style) COFFEE (30c
Mail Order: given Prompt Attention.
One Dollar’s worth or more Delivered Free within 50 miles.
Direct Importing Co.
DURING
COFFEE WEEK
OCTOBER 18th to 23rd, 19x5
we wu.t.\
Give FREE I4 lb. Coffee -
BENEFIT BRAND
STAIN DARI) CO F FEE
l‘A \ CY COF FEE
value) 24¢ ll).
,vaIluc) 28¢ ll). i
value) 28¢ ll).
valiict 27¢ lb.
value) 19¢ lb.
value) 18¢ ll):
‘ (35c
(40c
(40c
(38c
(30c
. Elf.
Wall and Main Sts.
Norwalk
I Tel. 533-2. .
opricmn AND OPTOMET-
mar. ‘
155 Washington st.
Little expenses, are eat' dig up many}! man’s chances
a’fe‘w cents here and a few septa thine.
LEW. ch .fliem; destroy. them by halving a batik so.-
”hoteliers. ‘ . . .
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Free Delivery.
Fresh Pork Sausage Made Every Day .
Franklurlers and Sauerkraut
“Green Bone? Gut for Chickens
76 N. Main St.
FIRST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW“
YORK.
Freight boat loaves Plot :7 lat
River, New York (root at Gotham,-
mounds: except Similar-fl D-
in. freight received oi: Norwnlk who
5 It. in. and at South Ronni: ID to
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