when you buy.
4 do it’s in a hole—
H'. coal is scarce and
‘8‘-
A‘ these things and
M for winter soon
away. Time nev-
- in one spot and
ill gtadden us some
THE
5'
. URANCE
.. ,, Accident. Plate Glass,
'3 Compensation, Liabil-
one and Automobile.
' da.
SHIP TICKETS
IES PUBLIC
huts and insurance.
Ave” 8o. Norwalk
SHALL IT BE
_ SUCCESS
i .= or
, .gAILURE
515..ETTI,‘E“‘°
QUESTION
3y Taking a
COURSE In
on—
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F Virgin O‘Neil
t, Al. STUDIO
st Avenue,
Norwnlk
For particulars
- ire. at Studio
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am! Coupon Free
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grades.
The Hatch 5 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
i
GREAT COAT SALE
i zoo New Coats at astonishingly low prices. Come
x and save money. N
; 8x0, Sale Price ...... $6.95 $20, Sale Price 5:4.98
" $12. Sale Price $7.98 325, Sale Price $17.98
. 315, Sale Price ...... $9.98 $30. Sale Price '. . .. $22.00
$13. Sale Price $12.98 $35. Sale Price $25.00
Alterations free of charge.
The Norwalks' pioneer promoters of Ready-to-Wear
Garments for women,
CLOAKS' me P ARI-S 'MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
i=
Kuwait's Loading Dry Goods Store
Vfiere was intermittent cannOn-t
piling along the Somme front and;
ii" the region of Fort Vaux andi
Fort DouOurnont north of Verq
t WEEVIL. t
E NEW YORK. Nov. t.-—Approximate-
’ly two millions bales of cotton, val-t
filled at about $200,000.00. has been?
'deetroyed by the. boll-weer“. and
;about 79 pcr writ. of the cotton beil_
iwas infested by this insect this sea.
Its-on, reports .l. A. Taylor, president of“
the National (linm-rs' Association:
Iwho has just returnt-d from an extt-n- “.
‘sive trip throuxh the cotton belt
“'l‘hcre has never been a year in the
.cotton industry ahcn the “'t‘t'iil has
idoue M) much damage." said Mr. 'l‘ayU ‘ ‘
ilot‘. "l estimate the damage at 3‘ it” cautiidatc opposing Congressman 1-.
1
CONGRESSMAN.
Jeremiah “0110\iiit, congressioua
ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
'Phoae no
98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
“Positively the Finest But-
ttr Produced"
39¢ ll).
South Norwalk
PEERLESS COFFEE
"The Best Coffee You
Ever Drank"
30¢ lb.
20 S&H Stamps Free
Scent. greater titan last year. all of it J’ Hill, “'3"- warmly “‘“d‘id by Judi“
‘in now territory when: the boil wee» ' _
'vil has never been known. Tho M a rousing Democratic
,weevii this ,war reached the Atlantic "N "M” at Barnum
lcoast for thc first time." |“"“““""'- Bridgeport.
' ‘ Hill's vote
.\'ov. 4.»—4‘timelltts‘sniall of thc populltttot
WASHINGTON, pt'Tt't‘lli-‘lgt‘
National Committee. filed
IWA‘A‘-'
\ vvwvvvv
Finest Creamery Butter
Lean Smoked Shoulders
Peanut: Butter
3701b
15clb
18c lb
East India Tea CO-
Tel. 371
‘125 Washington Street
bet and march to attack Llano Granite.
- I. ,
9 William iicnebry. the last of the “m b9 met by the force named and
IROUND STEAK ...................... » l‘.
PORK ROAST . 18¢ )
LEG SPRING LAMB .................... .
FOREQUARTER LAMB........... .
FRESH SHOULDERS ., .......... ........ 20¢ lb.
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
3: Washington St. South Norwalk.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
retire to the coast. where the tiual
“hattic” will be fought. The man-
.oeuvrca will require two weeks.
.nutonwbllc accident victims to remain
in the Norwulk Hospital was dis-
tcharxed from thc local institution yes-
Eterday. lie tvas removed to his homtI
iin Danbury where he will reist until
tcomplctcly recovcrod.
William Kovuca of 37 txxingtou
avenue. was admitted this morninx.
w... .. -....._... .. ...
Woosiemiiowcrsock
Attorneys at Law
PATEM-rs
A. M. Wooster. Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowersoclr, 13 years
practice N. Y. City
OLD CONDUCTOR DEAD.
WINSTED. t‘ov. 4.~llavid Charl-
iton. oldest conductor on the Central
;.\'cw England Railway, died yesterday.
jut his home in Poughkcepsie. N. Y.. ac.
icordiniz to word received here. He
Today’s Specials
LEGS OF SPRING LAMB
LEGS YEARLING LAMB
LEGS or YOUND MUTTON ...... 20¢ ta.
RIB LAMB camps .24¢n._
LOIN LAMB CHOPS ..... . . 28¢ lb.
SHOULDER STEAK ...................... 14¢ It».
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
- South- Norwalk. Phone “80.
13 MAIN ST.
Norweik. Phone 88!.
M2.—3—iyear ago WAS transferred to Fough-
tformerly lived in Winsted. but about a SeCurity Building. Ins Main'
' St, BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Send For Booklet On Patents
Iket‘psit‘. He was with the Central .\'c\v
iEngland for 20 years. and for 15 years
abetore that was with tho Xew York.
inntnrio and Western. lie was sixty-
.six years old and is survived by his
'l‘he Reed & “Voik
lwifc.
1 “‘““‘“""‘~ ,
gaov FARMERS tN WASHINGTON. -' ‘ ,
l WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-—Twenty- ElCCtl’lcai CO-
ifour champion boy tamers ot Califor-
gnia called on Secmtary of Agriculture.
.liouston today. and went sightseeintz
Eabout, Washington. They are on a
litour conduced by the University at
‘Callfornia. and will leave for Norfolk
:tomorrow night,
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Tom
,. AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main 5!.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
A Splendle Showing 01
Coats, Mutts and Scarfs
dun last night, the French .Wari
OffiCe announced today. Else-j” . . . ..
twhcre conditions were Quiet. 1" ‘hc "TY latest m°d¢h and m°5t wanted P°1t5' ' f I E I ? i
j°°"°” ”mime“ 3V ”LL? I A Big Line of FUR TRIMMINGS in all the fashionable shades. ' ' *’ 7
A Special Line oi Tailored Suits '
For Misses and Children
LAUDS JERRY DONOVAN As NEx'r'
‘ H K .
John Keogh. of Norwaik, who spokv . rle
rally hold
and Seavu-w
t‘onuresamnn
against the income tax.
REPUBLICAN CONTRIBUTIONS. :ttlltl his everpresent \A‘orr)’ owr ill“
‘N. ltliss. Treasurer of the Rt‘Dubiit-an utter-ml by ihlli law, was uttackcd by
3 “WM“ .ludae Keogh. who also called atten-
Furs
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A Charge Account
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Hut-ma] statement of campaign con . _ . . ‘, , o. 0.0
‘tributions hero yesterday. showing re mm m m" “m s .opposttion m1“? 0. / .0.
'cclpts of 63“.?” and disbursements Adamson "'Kh'ho‘" d“) h”- f 1' . . .3.
:of 3302.036. it showed 5.008 contribu Norwaik uttorncy commenticd his 0 ~ 0. t H t y .
IlUl'N. H C FriCk and Pflyllt‘ “’hiillt‘y )0w40wnsnlun [)(ynoyfln “ti "up who‘.’. In our S Ore WI rove O 0“ .O.‘
Wimp“ ”1“ “5‘ with ”3'00" ”"h' Th“ stood b" and mind in tho illit‘l‘t‘Si of 3
+4.! t-ont‘cibutlnns tilt-ti today arc in addi- ”w working man 9:. . 9:.
ition to those of “.061757 accountcd ‘ .. h t d . ti ..
t“ tor in tho stutcmcnt tilt-d October ‘23. i 0”!” Hitt‘flkt‘rfi 0! lht‘ t‘it‘ll'llg “W“ 8 t a a goo ndlne IS W0r l 0:.
t'which was an accounting up to ulld‘lJllll W, Wilson, ()wen Burns. and a. , :
i, ‘ intxlldinfli.‘ $10119; Lab“ i i 'Jth‘tlpli M. Ht‘llltt‘ssv)’. National. hittlt‘ 9:0 . 0:9.
Nov ‘l‘t‘ nu - may, tic tit-g. _. ,. . ‘. .. <5: I. l‘ th. d h ..
Lust contributors in yestcrday‘s ncj'im“ in? him: “9“ midi" id Hf); Of “lore dn tea y C38 0 z
i counting wore John Gribbc-l, chairman "Wi‘ki'm- ”““""“' “Hm" “ “‘0‘" Do . 0,.
t’ of thc Philadelphia i'nion Lcacuc was rcvicucd. and all were t'tilit‘d up 3. .z.
I' -) ‘. .. . ‘
1 Club. with 3.0.000. and the Nu link on to uphold h.m b) tasting then tml- . . . . r .
:: l'nion League Club fund with 813,230. '0” in his favor—ilridtlepolh T-‘lc- .0 You can dtthe Your earnings. Putting Part 0‘ your:.o
‘ ' "' “““‘”"‘”‘ ' A 00 . . . . r .
:: AIRMAN KILLED BY FALL. ,”"”"‘ 3 weekly income In the sayings bank and still have planty left .3;
‘tv SAN t-‘ttAxctsco. Nov. ~t.—~t‘.abic W—w ~ ' r °.’ . . 3
(mitt-ices f’t‘om Lu i’lata. Argentina. ytwl WAR MANEUVRES tN TEXAS. ’e to supply yourself with necessaries. 0..
t tcrday told of the death there of Sil-t BROWNSVILLE. Tel, Nov. 4.~~ O ‘ . t - .z.
t "1,, A: pputm.u'~0.e o(_“]a,apoc|lcu- Brig-(ten. James Parker announces to‘. 0- . O o o o o 0 0 O O o o O O O o ‘
t: ' lar nirmcn who entertained visitors to day a war manoeuvre early in Dream W.0:”:”:°é%”:”o°v%”o”.”o“o”o”o”0”o”o”o%“o‘¢
‘ tho l’nnaiita-Paciflc Exposition hero her in which 25.000 Roldlcrl of the ._._-_ —- —~—-—-~~~ “Ml“ ~-*'~'--'-'-~ 5m
t “”‘l W" ““ "‘“ "0'“ “ "W“ ““i' '3r°“'“"""" 3““. ”mm “‘d "“‘m’ THREE SEEK owoacas. REV. on. MOFFAT DEAD.
“tilldt‘ In a tnonopiauc. tornntie camps wrll participate. An . ”4"- __
t . .__...__ nunginary force will land at Point Isa; Ruby M. Wright of Bridgeport. h“. WASHINGTON. Pa., Nov. t. The
HOSPITAL NOTES
brought dii'Ol‘t‘t’ proceedings against Rev. Dr. James David Moifat. prc.—i
liarr)‘ \Vdilhi 0‘ Millifi- 3153’" on the: dent emeritus at Washington and Jct—
ground of desertion October 9. 1913-1 tcrson College, died here today. unci-
'Tllt‘ plaintiff. whose maiden “3’"? “”5 an illness Oi! less than a \\'t‘t'k from
- i Rub)’ Banks. married Wright February; paralysis. Dr. Modal. who was modnr
H5. 1913. Another divorce action tiled‘lmor or the General Assembly of It,”
yesterday in tho supcrior court. wast prcshyterian church in 1905. was both
brought by Kate Ballot 0' llrifiueuorlum New Lisbon, Ohio. March 15. 1840.
against Louis Ballot of Bridgeport. Inf and was educated at Washington and
itolerable cruelty, iB ”10 ground. TittiJcttcrson College and Princeton Tilt‘
2600019 “‘09" married .luty 13- 1903-{oiogicul seminary. He was admittcd
"Mrs. llalint's maiden. name WM K“who the. Prcsbytcrinn ministry in 1873
Sarah“. Mabel Esther Barbour. “fauna served as pastor of the Second
4.\'or\valk, also alleges cruelty in her Presbyterian church at Wheeling. \\‘
suit against John W, Barbour oi .\'ot'- \’:I.. ltntil 1532’ when he wins electctl
walk. Thc plaintiff. whose maidt-ni president of Washington and Jefferson
1name was Mabel Taylor. Iufll‘i‘it‘d ”in“, (‘ollt-ge. in which position _he contiti~
;bour June, 23, 1916. li"ti for 33 years.
i : lir. Moii'at was a firm belicver Ill
church unity. and was largely instru»
. ‘ mental in bringing about the union
Last night the Blue Paradise. .‘tor tho Presbyterian and Cumberland
ituusical play by Edgar Smith wast [imam-[prim churches.
"presented to a large audience by the, . .. .
licssrs.‘Shubcrt at the Regent. 1
Blue Paradise is filled with tuneful
songs and pretty dances and it, wast
itinely staged last night. The "Midi-j
race was highly entertain-3d and rc-; Although the price of shoes has.
pcatedlv showed their appreciation. I . _ .‘
. Robert Allen as Justus -Hample,i advanced a great deal in the has.
that Nichols as Rudolph Stoegcr and: few “‘OMhS' and are 3”" going
1 Miss \‘orton as Hazel Jones were re- higher. “'9 have a mfg“ (““an
{sponsible for the. comedy -parts and “l m“ 01d 9“"‘3- Many 0‘ ”19'“
“Regal" and “Douglas" shoes.
:they kept the house in good humor .
KeeierTs Shoe Store
i BLUE PARADISE REGENT.
SHOES
At Popular Prices
r
GiNtA. ‘
For Saturday
Try a pound of ‘Fresh Roasted Coffee .............. 21¢
Special Selected Tea. a lb. ....... ............ 27¢
H.0,0atsrapkg._......,........... .............. 13¢
Pure‘Lsrd .
256pkg.03tscutto. ..... ...~.........
Shredded Fish. a pkg. Cut to . .'.
ASTULL
:4 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
m.-——.o
ROWLAND WILL STICK.
'i
the White So: has réserved Manager
Clarence Rowland is taken to mean
of till tall)! 1011. Mm
.ia the near (stare.
a
' o..- m
£5
- ttho~prlce of all sauerkraut in stock
xtelub‘st pay mu m act as Raul”... $5 a cask, and make no more at‘pres-
The fact .that Owner Comisitcy of CM“ adviser. Gleason has received Ont.
credit for imprinting the work of. the , |
White Sox "lug” last month or the ' The continued “Mglcbasl
that the latter willrsnaaiaiacba "mica" - Octal-kennel.“ Bredios.nanlulck .rcr-
5: hell critically“!!! Jr names to aa-
noaaoe the mt of norm
i
i in"
-—Daaciu 8at.aiabt.TonAaasI-u.umoans
lily lull. Once In}: tut «Mr-siting anti «I.
O
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{BREAD HIGHER .lN WEST VIR-
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. 4,——
Another advance in the price of bread
ihas been announced by local bakers.
tlmves which formerly sold for ten
cents each will hereafter coat hotels
[and restaurants 12 1.2 cents and the
gsmali buyer 13 cents.
i -—-
ISAUERKRAUT PRICES ADVANCED
! PITTSBURGH. Nov. «t.—t3alihage
prices are so high at present that
many makers of sauerkraut in Wes-
‘tern Pennsylvanin' declare their in-
tention of curtailing production until
tvalues 'come down. Ono Pittsburgh t
; manufacturer announced he will raise
——__.
’HON. LYNN
, . Ediior Bridg
Will tall the story of Hill's
mad William law were heard
Jilin! I '-
tuned KUSIC BY A
list out “ tilll'
i Hoyt’s Theatre 'Fo—Nighi, NOVA:
8 O'Clock Sharp
SPEAKERS _ - ,
‘ HON. FRANK MORRISON
Secretary American Federation of Labor
portant matters. Come out and hear it.
,sva‘avaonv mvrrso.
muhmwmmmm
at HMhWIIII-sstro'ehdt.
.x—
5throughout the entire, evening.
i - .
t We. have just closed a contract for -
ia large quantity of hand decorated
seven piece China sets worth from
$2.00 to $7.00. To Show our apprecia
ltton of our old and as an inducemen:
- to secure new customers, we will give
fyou one of these, Berry. Fruit. Cake.
‘l'ie or Grape, Fish, Game. or Chop
tSctS for 99¢. ‘
When you purchase the required
amount, you are entitled to one or
these attractive fancy sets. With
cvcry purchase of lie. or more, Wt?
give a cash coupon. Save them. they
litre worth money. Bring them to our
_ ,store. and secure one of these beam:
ji'ui sets.
: We sell nothing but the best in our
line. and our prices remain, as here—
ltofore. a mm lower than any other
ions in our city hr equal quality.
We cxtend a cordial invitation for
you to visit our store and see our dis.
play of these beautiful sets.
late your dollars have-more cents
.hy trading with as.
W. WILSON -
sport Farmer ‘
Campaign Fund and other im-
IERICAN BAND
EVERYBODY INVITED.
Norwalk Chronicler