. 1.14.32513833221915
”1.75. The eatatepenalty tax
', ”finally had a atrong edee't in
”tum the payments of the in
“M's part received from the
m’mny tax is 94,.03712, the
" mt being next in size. to the,
W amount paid to any town
The towns receiving parts of the tax
”grid the amount for each town fol
, a.“ I
4. Town. Amount.
Wile ..................... $14.00
. Bethany ................... 12.87
nethei ..................... l3.00
Bloomfield. 4.00
Bolton ..................... 11400
til-antord .................. 919.70
1 Bridgeport ................. 2.842.162
.3. ,nrtsrot ..................... 1117.311
‘ Canaan .................... 200.00
Canterbury ................ 8.40
canton .................... 45.20
, Clinton ..................... 87.20
' Colchoster ................. 160.00
., Cornwall .................. 573 51
Cromwell .................. 4.00
Danbuty ................... 1411.02
Darieu ..................... 2.000.011
4 Durham ................... 120.40
mast Hattdnm ............. 0‘ 5990
what Hampton ............. 143.67
East Hartford ............. 421.00
‘ East Lyme ................ 400
East Windsor .............. 9.0.40
Ellington ................. . 241.94;
Enfleld .................... 250.57
Essex .................... 314.94
.. Fairneld ................... 352.37
4 Farm on ................ 504.04
' Prank,_ ................... 80.80
Glastonbury ................ 80.40
by .................... 51.12
4* n‘wlch ................. l,346.81
Groton .................... 105.45
. Gnliford ................... 135.52
Hutton! ................... 4,037.12
Hobron- .................... 32.00
fillitlri'gton ................ 76.00
'4 ht .‘ .................... 531.82
-‘, Killingiy ................... 56.00
. Lebanon ................... 00.00
', Letty-rd ".200
thchileld .................. 4.68
,4,» Lyme ...................... 4.80
f ”cheater ................ 507.22
. ' umneld .................. 2.52
. Meriden ................... 722.72
..Midolenetd ................. 16.00
Uiddietown ................ 531.95
Middletown ................ 531.95
Milford .................... 187.00
Nominal ................. 551.13
'1. New;‘Britain ............... 411.30
, New gartt‘ord .............. 150.40
ow aven ................ 9,256.7
5‘ ‘Nowlngton ............... 2.016)
ow London ............... 750.55
wn .................. 115, 7
North Brantord ............ 110:0
fling lgamma ............. 32.00
or oven .............. 16.00
Rothi .................. 250.91
Norwich, ..... . ............. 1,160.88
”Lyme ................. 87.80
,paybrook ............. ' . 650.42
‘ . .° . .................. . 2.00
_ , .' .................... 54.12
412191,, 010 .................. 770.03
. > wills .................. 8.00
bill .................. 24.00
.. .................... 113.44
-Poriland ................... 2.00
.mflgd" .................. 208.60
" _ v I ................. 19.84
Mhury ............. t. ..... 239.68
,Illhbury .................. 14.00
brook ................... .80
, .................... 239.00
bury .................. 23.15
..................... 24.00
................... 6.71
I'd . ................. 1,179.57
, on ..... t ........... 238.04
1 0rd ' .................. 38.00
to, ..................... 555.31
. ................ 05.00
_ .. .. ....... 107.57
listen ................. 125.90
' ................... 38.00
...................... 984.39
, ........... 520.14
ngton ................ 839.92
................ 28.18
................ 137.20
............. 615.70
'11,“... ............. 34.00
hold ......... . ..... 22.00
,'. . . .' ............... 119.04
. ......... . ..... 355.23
_ .......... 1.4-- 820.52
I' ...... . ..... 307.22
bridge ...... . ........ 6.70
840,590.90
Mrmtauonardat
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7. «Winter»
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There's a strong resent-
blance between our men's
and boys' clothes.
Ono's just
all-wool and
’tothcr i
as surely
iast color as
1,
Yet our prices are as ,
reasonable as
and overcoats
without our
“your money
if you want it.
‘ Write for
simple
blank.
self — measurement
lots of suits
sold elsewhere
guarantee—~~ .
back anytime ;
i
and 1
samples
”It...”
Rooaas Paar COMPANY
Broads"
It nth at.
“Tho
Four
Broadway
It Ilih 3L 3
4
Broadway Corners" Fifth An.
It Warren
REW YO
f—w w w , . .
'ilittilll occupying their own ltouw ill
i
5151 ,
Noawnut i
A new \‘ulllll: machine has been
placed on exhibition 111 the East Nor
walk Republican (‘lub. All of titepub
iic are invited to examine it and learn
how it works.
——Undertveitr 41 Van Zant street.
The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the t‘hrist
Church held a meeting yesterday at
the home of Mrs, (‘arver. on Cove are
llllP. Regular business was disposed
of and refreshments were later serv
ed and a social hour enjoyed,
~Voters in Third District without
regard to politics should vote for l. D.
Robertson. Representative.
The regular Thursday evening pray-
er meeting was held last evening in
the East Avenue M. E. Church. Ow-
ing to the storm. the attendance was
not as large as usual. Rev. S. 1‘. Fair-
banks was in charge of the meeting.
After the prayer meeting a special
meeting of the oflltial board was held
One. oi the new voting machines has
been installed in the rooms of the lie
publican Club. of East Norw.alk and
every voter. regardless of party at
dilutions. is cordially invited to come
in and see how it works. There will
be a man in charge and eevry effort
will be made to fully explain 13 ma
chine,
—tlntiert\'e"r 41 Van Zant street.
Oncr more one‘ot the. famous politi-
cal rallies for which the Eat Nor-
walk Republican Club is famous, will
be held this evening in its quarters.
Good speaking .will be heard and the
Republican candidate for state sena-
torshlp, Charles E. Williamson, and
that for state representative, Dr. Hi
ram B. West, will be heard from. Mr.
Williamson has been heard from be-
fore, and has pleased the members of
the club with his pleasant address
and his strong personality. Dr. West
also is a fine speaker and will discuss
the issues of the party. it will be a
pleasure for all of the members of the
club to turn out anu hear them, Re-
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Beat for liver and bowels, for blillouo-
. none, none atornach and
Constipation.
Get a 10~cenz box now.
Furred Tongue Bad Colds, lndigss
tion, Sallow, Sitllr and Miserable
Headaches come from a torch! liver
and clogged bowels, which ,cause
your stomach to become filled with
undigested food, which'soura and for-
ma like garbage in a will barrel.
rises the rim slot) to untold mis-
orylHndlgeation. fool gases, bad
breath. yellow akin. metal roan.
everything that . is horrible and non-
setting. A moor» tonight will gm
your castigated bothlo a thorough
A"
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It list It.
3! CIT!
lt'44sl1nt44111s will be rill'VPtl lat-4'1 lit the
vetting.
- underwear 41 Van Zant sin-441. ,
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Appi Cream in Noatriia To
6”!!me l
your head are clear and you can
lireathe freely. No more hawking, Inui-
fling. mucous discharge, headache, dri-
nessror struggling for breath at
night, your cold or catarrh is gone.
Don‘t 'atny stuffed up! Get a. small
lbottle of El)" 9 Cream Balm from your
druggisl now. Apply 11. little of this
fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos
trtls, let it penetrate through etery air
passage of the head; soothe and heal
1hqawollen, inflamed mucous mem-
brane, giving you instant relief. Ely’s
Cream Balm is Just what every cold
and catarrh sufferer has been seeking.
it's just splendid.
x —.
:- GREENLEAF STILL LEADS.
...-
But Tabenkl 'l'akoo Night’s Billiard
Mitch by 176 to 160.
NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-"A.llll0uflh
Ralph Greenleaf. the sixteen-year-old
bay challenger for the pocket billiard
championship at Doyle's Academy.
still leads on the two nights’ play.
Frank Taberski outdid him in last
night‘s match by 176 to 150. The
count for the. two nights' play is 800
to 264 in favor of Greenleat. The final
match will be played tonight. ‘
Play last night was markedly slow
and the match was not concluded un-
til well after midnight. Taberlkl'was
very deliberate, which tactics seemed
to upset the lad, The champion swept
the table twice and made one run of
thirty-six.
lllll Mill Hill" Alli
Dilliillfl, 11011111
‘ Make it thick, wavy,
gloss) and beautiful at
once.
of. Danderinc, you can not find a single
trace of dandruff or falling hair and
please you most, will be after a few
new halr~growlng all over the ucalll
, A little ,Dandorine
scrim, just moisten a cloth with
rumble intro,
'igv melted by like lob-i “H at
, hate been spending the summer at the
wash bane on West avenue. have re-
,(‘haries Brady of Rochester. Mr. Brady
’ 31s a prominent denier in leather.
,tion dances. to be given in the Town
tllall on Friday evening, November. 3.
.lh' W hat reliel' \our rlbaged noa '
trils open light up the air patettitct nl'
11111101111111
Try as you will, after an application
your scalp will not itch, but what will
week's use. when you see new hair,
line and downy at first-yea'-but molly
immddiately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull. faded brittle and
DItlderine and carefully draw it. .
through your hatr,’ tutu; one small . Arrangements have been In“! fol“
ata'hhd at'a tithe. rite mot iI‘idl- .' emoticon rally in the 4101.5 11.11
Male and amulet—youth" will
be light. fluffy and worn and-have an
”Durance of [Wf'lldw
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am 11:"
Mtuuonu’dtatmmb.
the m was" I.” In,
“Marl-truest out: ion-I;
”mu-Hind... Vain
\ an rivet-way than. Ian-orally
laud-rid avert.- )wterty.
Ira Sal Wail has closed the ”tick i
Inn Ira-fol. (II the Poa' read, and his .
returned to her home in Sea York
Mr and Mrs. Robert ("a-01'. '50
turned to their city home.
M 1'. and Mrs. Walter C. Humbert en-
tertained, a few days ago, Mr. and Mrs.
Young people are planning for the
first of the winter‘s series of subscrip»
Mr. and Mrs. lrving, who have been
not noting the Orchard cottage on Dell
avrttue have returned to tow.n after
MEN’S OVERCOA'I S
$10.00 $12.50 1115.00 118.00
,‘YLES for the man who
Sunnis distinction combined
with economy of colt. Our
showing is a complete and auth4
entic exhibit. of prevailing models
and materials. particularly lea-
turing the poular, comfortable,
“warmth-without-weight” fab-
rtcs. '
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main St: South Norw alk
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fitment III-I. can III “4 ..
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Von-cot or Iona. lob-co
9M: WIKWt ul lair», tartan.
«l I. intona- ate-aa- on. and 11.4.
nun-tag 1a Ill hunt: ‘ t‘imutt .m-i
hither t‘anoli "CHAIM interment
tank plate in It lary ~ trnirwry and
1h.- nmgig- hero- 141'th“th llw'v
by tlu- lattan independent stain.
i John lurvflli Gregory,
1 4 -'l ir'titorli tlreaon. title it "
12:. 1. .-t liltilIlllIO-lli ll'lull.‘ .Iltl
l"4 run two “mills-Mia) night. .11 l.'-
!” ultl MINI, iuliuum: u
, 't-; 'I'ltnr‘ar The deceased \' as u:
11.4 -. 6- 2.11. year, and is elll‘l‘itttl ht
l\'41 ‘1tigli'il‘s, Mia Frank H.1ll1k‘.
t-i Hm- ..ztt liiil av,euul4 and ‘lt'
lll 111.t~ tit tuuders of south\ . 'zrtwaia
l'. l‘ t- .1511 survived by one br.".1'he-
,.‘Ii.ttii-~ Gregory, of Chestnut Hill
,avt-nue l-‘unerai R'I’vlt'es will beheld
.1211 Saiiut'tiay afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock,
ill‘Ulll the home of his son-inlaw, Frank
ll. Blake, oi Chestnut Hill avenue
‘iit-v, Fairbanks will otlit'iate and ill
ll'l'l‘ilt‘lll will be in the Norwallt cent-'-
itel'y.
. . ....
‘ John Rooney.
John Rooney. an old resident ot
Norwalk, died that night at his ltoutc,
.11 15 Plymouth avenue, “44 is out»
HI
,‘4.'1-.1.
l
,111414! by his wile illltl by two 54111.,
lJolm .l. and Frank P. Rooney. i~‘une14
enjoying two weeks in the Berkshires.
hmcgist 48. M. Allen and family are
Miltl'sfleld avenue, which has been t'tt-
largcti and much improved tllll‘lilll, tht'
last three months.
Granville Smileld of Long Ridge viS4
itetl friends in town recently. lie is
now a prosperous dentist in Brooklyn,
but has a keen interest in this town.
because, as a youth, he was a student
at the Elmwood school, then on the. old
tKing's Highway.
The‘regi'strars. town clerk and se-
iectmen are at the Town Hall. todll)
from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m“ to administer
the electors' oath to those whose
names are on the list “to be made"
Next l-‘rlday they will also meet, rc-
malning at the hall until it p. m, for
the benetlt oi those who are employed
out of town during the day.
Deputy Sheriff Lincoln Taylor disap-
pointed aeveral men who wanted an
opportunity to bid on the Ford 111110-
mobile which had been advertised to
be sold at the,town sign post at it 11.
n1.. yesterday. The sheriff did not ap
pear and would be motorists dwindled
after waiting nearly an hour conclud-
Saturday Specials
——-At the—
last Norwailt Cash Grocery
Telephone 743-3 Free Delivery
Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 lb. ................. 3
Best Family Flour, a bag ...................... ,'
Gold Medal Flour, 3 bag ....................... :}
Pure Lard, :1 lb. .........................
Smoked Shoulders, lean and tender, a lb. . . .. . . . ..
Fancy Main Potatoes 14 lbs. ....................
Wheatena, 2 pkgs. ...............................
Quaker Mothers or White Rose Oats ..............
Granulated Sugar with all goods. 3 r 4 lbs. ........
Selected Eggs a dozen ........................
Uneeda Biscaits cut to ............................
Whole Rice, 4 lbs.. ........................
Rolled Oats. fresh from the mills, a lb.
Tomatoes. solid pack, a can .......................
Kellog‘gs'Corn Flakes or Post Toasties cut to
Felo-Naptha or Ozone Soaps .......................
National Biscuit Co.s 10c pkg. Crackers cut to
Fresh Roasted Coffee. 11 lb. cut to
Fancy Mixed Tea, a lb.
A. STULL
:4 Cottage Street.
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on
East Norwallt.
ing that the demand of the creditor
who had seized the car had been oth-
erwise satisfied.
The W. C. T. U. at its last meeting.
decided to hold a meeting once each
quarter. to which the women of the
town will be invited, and at which
speakers will address the gathering
upon some phase of the temperance
reform. The first of these meetings is
to be held next Tuesday afternoon, at
the home tMrs C. E. Ritcher Mans-
field avénue, and the speaker will be
Rev. Herbert S. Brown, Ph...D pastor
of the Congregational Church
Rev. Murray Hamiltdn, who has been
pastor of the Noroton Heights MothO-w
dist Protestant Church for the past
year, has been assigned to a new field
in Pennsylvania by the annual confer-
ence. which closed its session at Como.
N. J., on Monday. The pastorate of the
local church is to be supplied the next
year by .George Ogden, a young local
preacher from New Canaan. who was
in the employ of the Barton Reflew I
couple of years ago. and has many
friends in this town.’
'Tbe pillars which supported the root
of the porch at the Andrew Taylor
block were. removed last week. The
roof is now auspended by,iron rods
from the front ,of the building. Paint-
era have been giving the ,buiiding an
exterior coat of 911111011111 week the
Theodore Austin block has been sub-
Jected to similar treatment. The porch
posts have been removed. the over-
heald empe‘aioil rods installed, and a
new step and laid on the porch
Th0 bright yollo paint. with white
trimmings, which made this building
coat of gray. trimmed with date.
on Wednesday evening. November 1.“
Indie will be supplied by the 001m
Y. 9!. c. A. no 08 TI.
conspicuous has been giver-ed with a .
“:41 settices will be held Monday 11111111-
,1111' at 2‘ 15 ti'4l41c,k itutu th4 late 1'44.~1
'4i411t4 of the detwtfil‘d, ill i’lytnuutit
'a1444,nut and at nine o'c-lork from St
illaty' s ttiu1".4h interment will bi in
151 Mar)” .~' cemetery
l
i Thomas 1'. Fitaaerald.
I 'lltotuas 'l Fitzgerald, of Sprint:
111111.000 1.194 evenan Funeral m.
,‘tius will be held Monday 111011111114,
|trtmt St Mary's t‘hut'ch, and he will
'ln- buried in St. Mary's t-etlleiet‘y.
’ Mrs. Mary Durier.
1 Mrs Mary llurier, of 09 Spring
'tt'eet, died suddenly yesterday at her
111144 home after a brief illness. She
runs :11; years old attd funeral servict's
will be held Saturday morning. at it
1‘4-11414k.111 St Josephst‘hutclt, inter
.‘t'lll \\'ill be in St Man" 5 cemetery
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~ l-h'esh shoulders, 18c. Schultz's.
Bill- 0010? llEillififll
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and nrlppo in I
few houra.
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bb the political event of the 1916 ca
paign. ,
James Becamlning of "nowhereS"
was arrested yesterday by Officer Mur I
ray for drunkenness. He was arraiit '
tied before Judge laockwood this mo'r
ning in the uptown court, and his one
was continued from m to day.
,A regular meeting of the Centra
Labor Union was held last eVening on
routine business was disposed of.
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l 105
MAIN STREET
tail of the scouts should be present.
-——-—.-
.ilah. ,
intents served.
ltoyed.“
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43‘. r 908 Main St., Hartford
Petticoats, Marabout Scott‘s, Cap ea,
anteed Raincoato, Long Cloth Co ats. We ex'pect a
to follow this annotmcement.
. Sales like these make a reputation for the store
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lab-soo- ..na-o-o-n
wvdeoovmd
”mack velvet oovorodh
Ined.
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"02c.
olgtbggtnlggn.
In. raoo voila.
-4 White lingerie vanilla
Willi:
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w y M, :30? Il'oogoo
t Troop 0111,8031 Scouts will hold an: your cold it .11 be broken.
,importanl meeting this evening and 1,, open‘e your clogged up nostrils and
1 Star of Columbia Circle, Compan-
lions of the Forest, met last evening
land after regular business was trans-
iacted. cards were played and refresh-
A social hour was en-
.. a. .,A.............
ten 07.00 OItrloh om ............
....oms “manhunt-mm ..... .00.
submit-tut walqtoflai trui- Iooi'fo and mutt... 02.90 to 000.00
Indolent-llama
l doses, then all grlppe misery goes and
it proth-
lthe air passages of the head; stops
0 lttasty discharge or nose running; re-
hero, Ho“ h” remarkable ““995 lieves the headache dullness feverish-
:m madam ”mm" “mm-“d“? ““dmeas, sore throat. sneezing, soreness
ECfllllut'ed about 100 of the dellcious'flnd stiffnes's.
Don‘t stay atufledvup! Quit blowing
,and snuffling. Ease your throbbing
head—mothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as “Pope‘s Cold
Compound," which costs only 25 cents
'at any drug store. it acts without
assistance, tastes nice. and causes no
inconvenience. Accept no substitute.
1105
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BRIDGEPORT V‘ ' -
to Rue St, Cecile, Paris
'Wholeaala and Retail Leading, Mlltlne ra.
TOMORRQW, Saturday, Will Be
' - bargain Day. '.
Wonderful bargaihs here tomorrow in new, stylish, up-to-t he-minute Millinery,Shirt Waists,
Fur Scarfs and Mutts, Silk a nd Wool Sweaters V6lings,Guar-
blgcrowd tomorrow, enthusiastic buyihg' is bound
4
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l iorod Felt Hats 33¢. “.00 Black ollk mourning hata 97.00 Silk Swollen .‘ ......... $4.98
36 :i-igf‘nigeol co Felt Hate 75o. fl'rlmmod. . ..... ... . ..9299 98.” Silk Sweaters ............ 95. 75
a Trimmed dogging Fell bit it ' 50 llock olllt mourning hate, trim. $17.25 which Ioaa . ........... 99c.
'm-Trlmtnodoolondl‘olt "Ito “Wabbit” ...... . ...... $1.48
mod 034'
97.00 Black alik‘ niournirig halo; trim 919.00 Ostrich Boal' ............
05.90 OItrlolt lea. .............
222'
l m h ournln Illlt widow voila .. 1' vaidu in chiffon voila 994:. to '93
2:2:- 3:13: from 11:71. T ' . 0240 to 010.61 no, sharia-id mutt vollo ........ soc.
“link velvet covered hp- 91-” Whit tinder-lows ..... Wit bite foil anal-fa ...... 91. so to 99:00-
proportionate vIluII In black“ valve! .. watts llnm’m 750. 030 canola. wltlta on scan... 827.98
Winn...“ .. to" ixwmn‘ttnmm .. .9“. Mioxocafla ..... ...t...818.9fl
artist: . :4” tlhlta llagat'loawilata 01411. mauled gray for near" .. 999.756
Now-Mam deal-fa and Itoloo
“......” .... Sutton!”
Boar-blood ralaooato.
headroom-~-
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Norwalk Chronicler