"in Mk I... ;
I .. momma
O PLANNED F '
In and Winter Wear (IQ-"I
Complete Amrtment oi
‘ -I1'ABLES
AND BLANKET‘S - 4:,— ‘
IT WENTY
K. BANKS ; —- -..
emo Hotel Block. I IDOLLQ
South Norwalk.
» INE‘OF CROCKERY up, w ””ng 1 mm.
gnmcl .1 ‘ll‘ii lllilt'~\ I tricl
III liiuiiiil (Iiit‘ til-(WC ll"
gunber of Diderent Styles
, All Prices. It's step by step that we’ve
, perfected our twenty dollar
fit a! NNEIJLY b . suits and when you step into
TIONERY STORE. one you‘re taking a wise
rt ‘ .
South Main Street. . , ‘1’
. The four main steps in suit
. building are cloth, Cut.
‘3 Paying the Hin‘Sl make and fit and oath of
I II> . A '
l’nces For All 'Inds of these steps was taken wrth
JUNK the utmost care.
phone ,3: Send Postal to You SEE the result in the
L. EFFRON . look of the suit.
St. ..- LEIStVNOTWHII‘ You GET the result in the
ca"
\
'pontinued t‘I'IIIII rucntly. \i‘t‘t'l' .. .\ :I t 1.1., II;.I.I\..I.
tefore Judge George H. Yos- ' . . -
Como) 11a< amsiul rm.
.diivinp Ill‘m‘i urnIII: undxioj
OK the (its traiiii rules by Of
0 than.»I itiid line} $1” SI., SI). thl'lliill". (Winn,
W . I III Ill\litll1iulit‘lltl.
November met-ting of the _____
I ”Walk Musical l’IIion will bc
Wow owning in llit' lltw
rs pf the AIIIcrit-IIII hand in llll
(inn: \ltl'lt‘l)‘ of raps, ()‘lii'ien's
veil M iii (‘II‘M‘ it the Wi-
{The Regent, Monday.
t'lill'j.’ \‘1'IIII~I-:II_\ K'IIgII-l,
era rel (‘ouncil of tin (‘ lillltll i
rt Net In Alneriia lt‘ttilllllltnl
Thankuph I!I:: si- l\lt es,-
y as viell a tho customaryI ,h
3 sad (outlast J“ "‘1" 0““ vrions ' hart-lbs against thcm.
veil. Nov. 6. South Norwnik "itv ('t‘lll‘l iii-for.- .Iudm- Guitar
Becure tickets at Knorrs “‘Sb‘mh-
__.,__——.-
A "or Mrs losvph Mot-nor RUB RIIEMAIIC PAIN,
Slul‘cll and two nI
George H. \'tlsb\ll..i this
new (not; nn\l untI I I\tI‘ "-m"
‘P wing in the (ml‘mtmld IIO Bottle Of Old “3!. Jacob's 0"]:
, lroad axenue. hv ‘l’atmlmnn What's Rheumatism? Pain only.
. Sammisv and John H
orlous charges The ac-.
but under bonds.
‘ Haunts and can not burn the. skin.
I well Corporat’on
'Tton onuoctsre,
,ehington Street.
' Namelk. Ct.
A T B
any people confide t‘1eir valuable papers—deeds, con-
will, even securities—to a tin art, which is handy
backache, sprains and swellings.
.- « \‘.' A.
":y I EWS angers 8t Stevens
Norwalh St). Norwalk
‘ IMI \\”. ..I:v. t‘ 1':I\;II.;'.:;II. Oi'liait
es of ltudoIIIh mIaIIlI. .\llli!l' .v-I-Ii, \\ .Ii In .I.I- Int'u! t‘aztIoiIr
1931”- llill and \l'IIIIuIiI . tit Iflli‘IlIl -. :IIIIIItIn) -\I Hint. at St,
mllns and Mourning llands. T1“. Ih‘gru' mm of Lady “-35th
Ion Lotta.- nIII lllvt‘l Sunday illlt'i‘lltlo'i
‘ ..I. 3 ("L'll‘lh I'I Ilttl lion's litill. Nor
.«'..I;k, an} \xi‘l practice lll‘gl't‘t’ \\III'I\.
vilcduciion sale on all lYIllllllt'tl
l“.
Milly “III “MUM-‘7 I“) ma 'I'III t.ItlIIIlI t‘IIIlI will Iit't’li (Inrn
. “Rte Assessors \\iII lit‘ in N“ _ litIIIM' on 'I‘IdegII t‘\'l'IllIl,:, t'It‘t'llUli
“I“ up purposc or rccciving '14. 'll. ..t.:III.~ ot' lIIt‘ \Ull‘ uill be
list. III ind I In ;‘ 7,1].\ll|'\r\‘Il't'_ An oys-
.I‘i‘ :-:III-i-~~I “ill Iw Nt'l'i'l‘ll. and friends
all Laundm building lliniland 'I'lilx l’olish t‘IIIh t‘oIIIIIoII). of Nu’
wt timeliness of inipm'ltiliu “Ill ~Ifll\ l‘iih i021 ‘liltl't'ii til" slot-l; sulmri'il)
mums and N‘flt‘slinlenli wilii Hi. II.II mine 35. amounting to I] 013,-
all of “hith line boon paid in (ash.
iin~ini .~.-= M“ in in gun on $1 500 'Ilw
__ .__._ ;t)llit‘t‘l.\' are: l'l't‘flltll‘lll, Antonio l'I'
.QhM‘IIP‘ Chaplin J“ "One A.‘ barman/1 \'i1'=- llll'm'ltll‘lll Illillllnlh An.
' I IIoIIilt. iI'rIIrIIII-I’, Joseph llIIdII'zk: 3H“-
Miirili ilrus Av t‘onlvlii Ililllt‘l‘ Sat.
. Hive, .ti'ion HIIII Svec's I'II‘II orcIIt-slrn.
l ‘ 1 t.c......n'.'1 Ilotrl curly IIII: lliti'll
098 on ”H” lay cunaitm I .ii;.,'. The) ai‘rvsli'tl Adolph Koppv'i
M to thc sni'reIors in 1311-. \IL... .lo. cnh ilocilcr. Henry Stevon<
Alia. )‘llO-‘il’ (onditlon 1"“ ‘ and .\II': Eduard Ftalwll and prt-ssml
Md proximity. : "are ll‘li‘fl.t’tl ll'l'tll'l‘ $30 bonds, vV'cvnt
,,.__ llr. Koppel until tonmrrow morning
a , . ' . . . -
.mrd M19595 lei“? for fight “I. rinn t.Iclr (iIIo-s “Ill be tried In the
‘ They W0 9 arrested ,ws Rub Pain Right Out With Small Trial
Stop dragging! Not one cauc in
fifty requires inicrnal treatment Rut)
1“ ——- 'soothin". ptmtIaiing' ‘.Si Jacob's Oil"
:mmerlinIeaiIthotimenhcn' diretiI) upon the “tender spot" and
Boiler Dose} (‘omlort Hea' Ill-‘IIPI comes insiantiy. "St. Jacob‘s
at that beats your home. ()II‘ is 1 harmless rheumatism and
fiurnham Co. Irving-ton, N. Y. sciatica liniment. which never disap- (’f ”w 0mm,” “her", tritium-'-
has been manted accor‘d. an: to infor
Limbcr up! Quit complaining! (‘I et Ination rccched bv the adjuiani genera:
e Plne and Tar In small trail bott‘e from vour drum?n
gist, and in just a moment you'll be‘
ghs’ COIdS, etc “'99 from rheumatlc and N‘im‘cithau’n from the batteries Dec. 1 and
. ~ ~ a u
pain, soreness. stiffness and swelling.‘
’ 'Dnn‘t antler? Relief awaits you. Old,
L’c Battle honest "St. Jacob's Oil" has cured
'Iniiiions of rheumatism sufferers in
:the last half century. and is just as
Sand for sciatica, neuralgia. lumbago national banks“ condition on Sentettr.
tho (otvptrollo.
. :rency 2announced today Show total rc-‘
.__~_—»--—————-————~-;aources of $14.4.ll.000,000. or 3216.000,-
.3000 grcuter than ever before in the
This was an increase
of $485 000 00 over June 30 ‘last. and
’32. 144. 000. 000 over Sept.
:1 minus high water mark was on May
I?! all of the coIIIIIiaiIIIs Wt‘i't‘ Inn: in: Sat, night, 'i‘oun Ann-cm ‘
. llll' IIaII. \IlIrUI‘ iiIo.'.~ full orchestra
minis. No “as iound uliilll' on hill-N. Li'iiov )Illllllt‘r). 290 50. Main =
" ' the names of IlIIrI'v Stev- SORENESS snffNEss .
firfidolph Knpptl, cunt up in . I tools ln-hlnd thorn,
two suics containin; $1.1}
burnlms might have succeeded in get
ting it had not the policeman. mak-
ing his rounds to try the backdoora.
come upon thcnI.
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News
v.1: In lil‘ltlgt‘lbllll 3.»:-
"; retuziws Sun '
' . 1..IIIII on minds in NIM'
litl'ltl I.m I;\'~ .IIIII.
- hu‘n >lll'iliIIl ; \lllll“
I‘III~IItI.- t'oiu Non I‘anaan.
- other 11..) for a call 111-
‘~ united In liiit'l'lilgt'
I12 ll-llll the suzp Iw, .\lI.-~ \':III'I pI'm
I'\t'llill_:.. “as stunt I‘Mllt'liij.‘ “as on
II)‘t'tI In mwllrni IIIIIMI'.
IIothI'HIIV's' W't'lil‘fillii. :
‘I ('litilln iii<n H‘I‘Vl'tl to unite llii‘t'lt'l] ’
1m: most pleasant l.:III'I- In llll' P\I‘ll .
In; IctI'I-JIIIII-nts \wI-I :
NEARI Y 2000 SHIPS SUNK.
. rich: lllllitllt'tl :
with an rig-ennui.»
a: Illllllll'. tho twenty s' \‘K‘li lllJ'llll“
to Iiunrm' l‘t‘lt‘lilll‘tl IIqu cabin
Hill I'm :IIIil itizill :i'llll‘-“- and wild.
ml lll'l'l' Itnlu) b_\' llII' Journal of l‘ui‘.‘~
hu'gI-I' than for any
c-I-IIIIII; tiw months. '1
‘ i :‘z s:'- . n '- o 1:!" 1'1 ssrls I..'
QSunday [)1ch mm” Thanks ' ()fflccrs Smith illlll SIIIIIIIIia rai'lt'tl ;i'lli|l:ill((:I 351%.;111‘11il'n’7‘; . ‘
A tahln showing tlu- tmnl sIIiIIIIiII
~ least-d since III" \'-.';:r liciz':
rhow of Hit" l’llllt‘lllt‘ . g
. and those of neutrals at
“will: its‘ per cI-nt.. with Teutonic loss ’
CAUGHT BURGLARS AT WORK.
\l'.\'l‘lv2lilil‘li\’, Nov.
' (timing upon three lIIIrnInrs who.
urn) sawing lhr- iron hurt; on llit' I'Iriu'
door of a saloon lli Nonh/Sqnnrrxear-
T‘- Accidental-
.\Iuort~ was tlrod at thrcc tinum by the
',::.'inen. who thcn liliitlt‘ a hasty
' lcl‘t II kit of burglars"
lit the saloon wore
HARTFORD. Nov. 2 '
‘I'wr I‘PI‘erlltif‘l'll lIy l‘rcs-
Tenth Militia lv‘icld
' known as tho
‘. be formed into a division
A, B. C and l'),
I from Washington today
'ihe Wm llepartnn-IIt also announc-
(d that Fedeml support would be with-
(icneral (‘olc was oidered
charge them from the
National Guard.
BANKS IN GOOD CONDITION.
WASHINGTON Nov 4.~-Repmts of
nation 2: history.
| Total deposits amounted to ”NM.-
1000 000. or $2 2..7000 000 greater than
The increase was 8485.-
00 000 over June 30. and $2,133,000.-
'000 01 er September 2 1915.
Deposits in Central Reserve bank
‘oltlea from May 1 last to September
12 showed a reduction of $218. 000 000.
.whilo in other reserve cities
was an increase. of SIBIHOOOOOO and in
mutiny banks an Increase of 3394,-
‘Thu." ran the comptrol-
tier; “is lndieatlw of the health. pro-
'mulve cm 0! the Ft‘lerai Reserve
Act In depend-ails!“ and distributing
the money or the country;
linea- and dice-nil m um,-
, rite large: aunt: ‘ ro-
i ever before.
. 0
Wednesday evening xtestimonyl
meeting It 8 'oclock.
To both these services the public in»
cordially invited,
A reading room is maintained at
.bo nine eddme."bpen earl: week
day, holidays ensued. tron 1:” to
nae p n.
.. “a...“
mu AW rotation. aovummo
Why Are You
Dodging Our
Questions ?
To the Democratic Committee.
Gentlemen :— .g a, «1:3,:- 2..
Yo.i continue to publish paid advertisements
“Kilt are fa‘se and which you know to be false, if you
know anything about the subjects to which they refer.
We are advised that Mr. Hill did not vote for the Demo-
cratic Pensi'n blitwhih v. as not expected to pass in t'nf
02nd Congress. but did vote for the Republican McComber
Age Pcnsmn Bill instead and it passed and me old veter-
ans have been drawing t‘ngir pensions under it ever since.
We are advised that true 1.11 no Roll cf Honor bill in
this Congress. but there was a proposition to give a large-
ly increased Special Pension to something over one thou?—
and men who had formerly reCeived Medals of Honor for
special bravery. without reference to whether these men
needed " Or not We are advised that, instead of that. Mr
Hill voted to increase the pensions of over 300.000 widow.
who d‘d need 'tgreatly, a; fast as they became se-‘cnt/
years of age.
We are :dviscd that Mr. Hill published the nonce o‘
the passage of this bill at once and has assisted. scores of
them since, in securing its benefits.
We are advised that Mr. Hill does not favor putting th:
government in the banking business either by centraliza-
ticn or otherwise. and that he does not favor making 1
political mach‘ne nI any kind 0‘ business.
The Federal Reserve Law forced 7.617 National Banl's
into the system under pen it, Of liquidation. and 3.5 Star's
Banks went in voluntar Nineteen thnussn‘ four l‘.‘.‘.:i-
tired and twenty-three State Bank: refused to go in. If that
is net answer enough, ask any banker in Connecticut and
van wi‘l then know more than you seem to know now.
Your questions are all answered.
Now why do you DODGE ours? Is it from force of
hab t?
1 ct l‘." re [Csh YOiIr 'iie'nor e"—
The rst Was in regard to advertising not reported.
The 2nd in regard to post-office appointments.
While you are thinking these over. we will ask another.
Did vour committee make money contributions to are
cr "*cI'c Derrocratic organizations in this citv and not rc~
po.’ "”to'dinzlv either to Congress or the State?
How =-~ i- that your own committee report for '0"
chm-w P < extended than receiw'd and then shows a forced
balan-s without includ‘niz contributions referred to abme’
Von hemm- in Publicity. W‘hv don't you answer the<e
questir'ns’ When you do. we will ask some more.
We probably will anyway.
Don’t limlcc. or Squeal
In the last Presidential campaign the Democratic Na
tional Committee spent $1,134,848 to eley. Woodrow Wii~
son. and Ill! expenses to beat Cl :an Clark for the no‘nins-
tcn. to which Clark was fairly entitled, were $20: 0.3:.
Clark's expensess were only $50,000, and he reicived th:
majority votes of the convention. nine times running.
The Repub‘ican National Committee spent $1,071,548.57
t.vo years ago it the campaign.
Your motto is ‘Pitil¢:s Publi ity." Why d n‘t ye'I
answer our questions? win.
We are advi59d that Mr. Hill by his report due Oct.
23th. had contributed $300 to the State Committee and $15
to the Norwalk Republican Club and paid it himself.
The papers last evening say your candidate as Shawn
by report two days late had received nothing and spent
nothing.
Who assumed the liability for a band and Lockwood's
Hall. la". Tuesday night? Or do you intend \to do as ybn
did in the last campaien. and not report it?
What are you DODGING for? -
You will haVe to answer these questions at some time |
and many more. _ .
Why not do it now? \
K
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lhe Greatest of All Suit Sales
Womens Finely Tailored Suits in the newest Fall and
Winter models in all the leading colors are. offered in this
great sale at prices that would be remarkable at the’cnd of
the season.
S16 and S17 Suits - $12.95
22 50 Suits 15.00
25.00 Suits 13.95
30.00 Suits - - - 19.95
35.00 Suits. - 2.5 00
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST ASK 30R and GM‘
SCIENTIST. HORL'CKJS.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, 57
’oct avenue-Jl‘he. regular Sunday son “I ORIGINAL
I vicc or this church Is hold at. 11 a. m.
Subject, Nov. 5r—"Adam and Fallen
MALTED MlLKo
‘uunn. nov. ., me
Sterling Furniture Co.
3 stores ll one. No stairs to climb
Furniture for every room in the house
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
T'IIe Famoue Hinge Door
‘ Hoosier Beauty"
Buy now for Christmis Eve delivery
$1 ()0 will hold same {Or Xmas or prompt de‘wc;
now bcfore price advances
LADIES‘ DESKS
In all woods, from
$6.00 to $25.00
Would advise to select now
for Xmas deIIVery, as Stoik
n0w is complete.
1' sonar CRIBS
~-4.95 to $15.00
BABY HIGH CHAIRS
38¢“ 10 $7.50
‘ Open a charge seem
We specialize in farm ileum
‘ complete
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington St. So. Norwalk
Phone 105
TOWELS
Linen, Huck and Damask Tomb—DEE.“
hemstitched or scalloped edges. min. 10
Guest Towels' In plain and figured 'W 50¢ ”51 25
and embroidered with scalloped alga; me with cluny
lace insertion on one end .....------- 35¢ 'to 39¢
Bath Towels—In large size, With colon! haulers.
39¢ and 50¢
Plain White Bath Towels . . . . ....--.-- la and 29¢
Guest Size Bath Towels . . . . . . . . ......----.......-. . . 25¢
Linen Toweling by the yard; suitabh fir ill 'nr hand
use a "37315
White .. mmfléa yard
Cress Bar Glass Toweling...........----.-.. Martini
'White Linen Huck Toweling, plain a! w.
‘ ”himtitched
- —— ’-——~ ~._.._._'—~"— __
Unbleached
“new animals-op)»
a. .m .......—
’DevldWRam
UNDERTAKER
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J._ I MALLETTE
paw-mama,
Norwalk Chronicler