«gs-oar. in... up:
struts~
Tho hm frat of the awo-
OM hat trains. in may plam ‘it
Ill ugh." list It moo-bled not.
W cm in ‘The Count"
at the Palace Wednesday.
A nouns of the Women‘s littni
Corns. Wuhan Post, No. 130, will
be be“ in Red Men‘s [lull all day
tomorrow. '
Collin with "Grim-alien” Co. uould
like address of woman at whose house
‘0 I’M October 26 to 29. Cellest
138 Main 81., Haverhlll, Mass.
Many of the local fight fans attend
all the Brown-Kong fight in New Ha—
ven last evening. All new proud of
the work done by the local boy.
—The return by special request of
Clara Klmhll Young in “The Com-
mon Law" at the Regent, Friday, Nov.‘
10.
l
Tho '1‘..'cniic1h (‘euzury Bible Class
of First M. E. Church will hold a
New England Supper in the parlors of
the chm‘ch Wednesday evening. Nov.
1th, from 6 to 8 o'clock. Tickets 25c.
—-F‘rancis x. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in the $250,000,000 production.
‘Bolneo and Juliet" at the Regent 2
day. commencing tomorrow. Nov. 8th
and 9th.
On Thursday evening, Nov. 9th,
Uncas Tribe will hold a reception in
honor of the ladies. Members
should come and bring lllPll‘ wife, sis-
ter or sweetheart and join in a "heap
big time."
'wThc return by special request oi
Clara. Kimball Young in “The Com-
mon Law" at the Regent riday, Nov.
If).
Charles Baker. of Bridgeport, was
suddenly taken sick last cvt now:
while riding on the South Main stroct‘
car. He was taken to Dr. From-is 1.
Burnell's office and. after hctm; ex»
unlined was taken to the NtV‘VSlilli
Hospital. whcrc he is in a critirul coir
dltion. .
“Francis x. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in the $250,000 production.
”Romeo and Juliet" at the Regent 2
day, commencint.r tomorrow. Nov. 8th
and 9th.
‘W.-..,...
William G. llot'cnnt. of (‘liertnut
nirvct. complained to thc police lust
evening that sum». boys had tanmcmd
with n stife in his office. Sonic parts
of the safe Were badly broken, but
nothing of value was taken. Tho row-
is being investigated by the downtown
police.
"Election returns will be rH-i-ivml
and announced from the stage during
the performances at thc l'nlnce Thea-
u‘t‘ wnighl.
’t‘hc next meeting of thc Ntll‘W‘Jlli
Chapter, D. A. R., will be full of in
term for its members, '1‘th are
mnmhilv favored in having for the.
,aitertainer that afternoon Miss V-ir
grinla A. Griswold ,of the Star Ly-
ceum Bureau. Miss Griswold o n
dramatic reader of unusual ability-ad
costumes for her recital to portry the
characters more vividly. will be wom.
Music “Villains the entertainment will
b . u... “\" onnmrvrlciun I"
Hrs. McCauselnnd, The hostess for
the afternoon 8 Miss Mary Cunning-
lhe afternoon is Miss Mary Cunning
tendence is expected.
Th“ “Mu-n": Eoual Franchise Leu-
a and Norwalk Chapter D. A. m. an-
lnvltcd to hear Dr. Valeria Parker. at,
the Community Club, this week
humidity. the 9th, at 3:30 in the at
“moon, by the College Club. it is
hoped that the Summ'wiu be
nemhfmmdthatat theolose
of the speech. a corner of the rooms.
now be obtained for a moment of
business. as Miss Bout: Rees is giv-
llg a luncheon the 13th. and the an-
nual convention is on the 17th, and
.54..
WWII Until-t. mum-to 10
FUND m CAIPMON.
contribut on on... from 01mm to
Cents Connecticut Don Her
than.
WASHINGTON. D. t‘. Nov. 1 .
That there has been a politiial awak-
i-uim; anion: the Wotut'fl of the t‘n‘tA
ed States. apart from- the 91241.4;
ed movements to secure women suf-
frage. is shown by the liberal”) will
which the Munich have subarr‘lled to
. the presidential campaign this year.
in this respect the “omen of t‘on»
necticut have shared honors about
even with the New York women in
contributing the largest part of the.
funds to the national campaign.
“Such as l have 1 giro unto thee"
appear- to he. the motto of the wom-
en subscribers to the Woma’ns' com‘
mittee. of the National Hughes alli-
ance, whose subscriptions ranged
from 810.900 given by Mrs. H. E.
Huntington of New York to 50 cents
subscribed by Mrs. C. G. Phelps of
Wallingford. Conn. '
Statement of Contribution.
A full certified statement of the
contributions by the women to the
Womans committee of the National
Hughes alliance, filed with the House
of represeniulives today by Mary Har-
riman Rummy, treasurer, ahowa that
up 10 October 27. that organization
“"3 ""i'ed $101,944.10 and disbursed
895,303.09.
The two largest contributors to this
fund were Mrs. E. H. llarrtman of
New York who guru $0,000 in two in-
stallments, and Mrs. H. E. lluming-
ton of New York, who gave 810,000 in
a lump.
The most liberal contributor from
f‘mmcclicul was Mrs. Charles R.
Wood of Sinndtury. who gave 81,000
ht one time and 82.30 later. Mrs. An-
tonette E, Wood, also of Simsbury
cave 81.000. as did
Anderson of Greenwich.
Mrs. (lcorgc P. McLean, wife of
Senator McLean, of Simshury. govt>
$100 to this fund.
Connecticut Contributors.
Other (‘onnocticut contributors to
the Wonmns committt‘c. National
illmltcs Alliance were:
Mrs. it. A. Hart. Datibury,
1.. Clark. New Haven. [.0 (it‘ntd; John
Riddle. Farmiuaton, 8100; Mrs. H. K.
Smith. Farmlvigton. :1: Mrs. G. C. F.
Williams. Hartford. 8100: Mrs. floors?-
A. Romans, llanburv 50 cents; Mrs.
John Hoyt, llowuytnn. $21: Harriet
1.. (treenvlay. Greenwich, “00; Mrs
c. magnum. .‘Vollinot'tird. no rem...
Mrs. Dom ll. Wheeler. Fairiield. $10:
Floience Francis, Stamford :1; Mrs.
l‘hizrlc: S. lirooltcr. Ansonla. 850:
and about u wore of Dunbury women
who have $1 ouch.
in "orraid victims as of October
23" civon at the end of tho itutcment
is “ilurlmm Cheney. lis.-‘x, Conn..
Si." indicating that the wonmn named
had foruottcn to fulfill ht r pledge to
subu'rihc $1 to thc fund.
SAYS MAN GAVE
HIM HIS WIFE.
Rochester Man Tells Coroner How He
Came to Have Common Law
Mate, Belonging to Another.
ROCHESTER. N. Y.. .\'o\'.
Weird details in the life of (‘hurles
A. Gardner came to light yvstcrdny
when the coroner began investigating
the suicide of his common law wife?
Gardner claims that the woman who
u
was known also as “\irs Hashim
had been‘ ‘givan to him‘ by hm- bus
band at Sayre. Pa.
Previously, the authorities
Eva McKenns of South Boston.
all-‘0 Mrs. A. A."
81: W..
-.. Every Year
4-.
its... a... Water
Belore Brazilian
a Splendid mm
Open aluicu of that you m
morning and wash away the
polaoooua, stagnant math».
These of us who are accustomed it.
feel dull and heavy when we arise;
‘spll’lil’lg l’lt’Ptlui‘ht‘, ,vtuffy from a cold
foul lonyu 1, nasty breuh, acid
stomach, lame hark, can, inisteat
both look and feel as fresh as a dais."
always by washing the poisons and
toxins from the body with phonfliltou
hot water each morning.
We should drink, licfore breakfast
a glass of real hot water utth' a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate. i:
it to flush from the. stomach, liver
kidneys and ten yards of bowels th'
previous day‘s i'ndigeslible waste, sou
bile and poisonous toxins; thus clean?
”1‘, sweetening and purifying 1h
entire alimentary tract before puttlm
more food into the stomach.
The action of limestone phoaphat
and hot water on an empty stomac'
is wonderfully invigorating. It clean
out. all the sour frrmcntatlons, guise:
waste and acidity and gives one
splendid appetite for breakfast am
it is said to be but a little while unti
the roses begin to appear in the,
Enrol) ,1 .L~ ..moiticEttollops
HARD CRABS 40c do:
All [this 01 Fresh, SaltzalCannel l‘ish
oysters. Long and Round Dans
CUM} "‘ PBIBGB IAIKEI‘
'Pm 10 and m.
Fm Balloon. "Momma.
Novel! ,, to w men
Including mahogany um 35 with suede tops, glued kid
vamp. with grey suede to is. glued kid vampa with white
topgand mouathactivem dots of solid mahogany or
Havana brown.
A brlendid Line of Hosiery to Match
CONNEA LLY 8: BRACKEN
“WNW.” 3 WSW
\
\
i
checks. A quarter pound of limestont
phosphate will cost very little at tht
drug store. but is sufficient to main
anyone who is bothered with bilious
ncss, constipation, stomach trouble or
rheumatism a real enthusiast on thc
subject of internal sanitation. Try
it and you are assured that you will
look better and feel better in every
way shortly,
GLOVER’S
SINCE 1897
OUR CAh DID lTE
Good Shoes,
. Has Been llected
With a Big
Majority
Here’s the. Ticket
Hanan 8: Son
Balaton
Elite
Elwoodd Glover
at... t mi Sale 5
hours
Special Sale of
Suits Coats
and . Drcsses
Special Sale
Christmas r urmture
Now is the time to make plana for Practical Presents.
and there is not a member of any family, large or small.
that weird ::.t appreciate certain articles in our immenlc
stock.
tlur Two B! F . urs " 'e t rouded
With reliable furniture of every grade, for every purpose,
and all interested are urged to drop in at‘any time and look
around in a leisurely way. \sk questions. and get general in-
formation of a stock that we are truly proud to show.
RAYMt’ vND ON
122 WashinEton St 1
‘l
I
l .—
George W. Coffin. jr.‘
UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
4 Beiden Place, Norwallr
Phone 144:
Lady Attendant
Gardner had been llving with anoth-
er woman. who was said to he Miss?
The
Overcoats
McKenna woman had been married,
In Syracuse,
n- . ‘cr husband became house-
keeper for Gardner. Three weeks nf-i
terwards she died.
Gainer.
with it
into thinking that your money and valuables
are safe from burglars and fire when they are
hidden in some secluded corner in the attic.
The only safe place for them is in a Fire and ;
glar Proof Vault. We Have; Vaults of this-‘3'
' ”d ‘Snie Deposit Boxes for rent at very
N Y., but upon the
the police declare, said‘
his common law wife had threatened
to take poison. but he doubted her
intention and to test it, told her she
allow it and be
nmtasvreilw WIGN Main St.
You‘ll find one here to meet
; your critical idea of good
style—and at a price to please
i your sense of economy.
$10.00. $12.50, $15.00, $18.00
gCopyrlghtClothingCo
So.NorIvalk
gran Stocks of Wonderful Values|
cause of the disease and the art
Sale Of Coats
$7.95 $11.95, $12.95. $15.95,
What ”/03
The Wonder-Girl 5 Secret?
Can you guess it? What was her claim
on the Scotch millionaire?
Don't miss mtingthisfascinating girl!
The moment she arrives in Laclam.
stirring events happen one after the
other. Reed
“The Tiger’s Coat"
by Elizabeth Dejeans
PICTORIAL REVIEW
for November ~
On Sale Now
LADIES‘ AND MEN‘S i
CLOTHING : Good Job Printing it
Accounts Opened
Gately & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
l lll Takes the Cake
Sometimes my Ma gets mad at me
When she wants errands done,
'Cnuse 1 don't like to leave my play
And think too much of fun.
But when aha comes out on the porch
And says so nice to me,
Son can't you go to are Monroe
And get some cake for too?
i allers speaks up Just as quick
, an NORTH MAIN "out? .,
, a. uvaALK mm ”
‘EBUIL‘I‘ rvrewmrana -- W
Smith. Uh »
Remington. all
makes, sold.
repaired. Rom
per month. ‘I .
cold at 36 par ‘
4A8. DON"
. ‘I South Mair sen-t, mm”. H?
And perlite as can be—— SELL S' J _
I'd love to so to live Monroe ‘ '. t
And get some cake'tor tea. IT TO
Successor to Wm. Ethos
Phone 499.
The Banner Bakery
Tel. 367 5 Form- noon
M '
'I' he New ltittte”
DEFINITION"? OF camopaacnci
Chiropractic la the definition of the
on
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench twist or sprain in tin
hack. Even if done in childhcm.
it creates pinched not as and pain in
later life in the diflérent organ: and
um:
Chiropractors remove the cause of
discus and pain,h health is restored
through harmoniaing the nerve ays
terns in your body Female trouble:
given apeciai attention: also curvature
if the spine. You will never regret
ture, Repairing f .
and Upholsteri . ._
Sendacardorp t
Wall at High Sts. PHW‘Ml Di'vr‘tnrs Nov-wall:
00....-ooo'coouooo " ’- ~Booooot
0 v. D
D .
. r0012 (omncs :
3 Uncle: mi 1 tifl'fdtll lnlaid g
2 couco‘LEUMs—Rugs or Yards 0 l
o Congoieum costs but little more than Oilcloth—wearx '3
much better. 0
° ' WOOL Fins-.12 RUGS ° ;
° 6 by 9. 7.6 by 10.6. g by r: '0’
: TAPESTRY AND AND-Axumsmn RUGS a
g A. DICKERMAN c SON. 3
a soon-I NORWALK. co~~ , PHONE 440 D
U
3" nanny. 07" ”"t‘t"n-
f ,.-.-..--... - ”hf-.- .- __ 34.3
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Let lib unison boohaccamulaoo.
Stan m ““3;ny mymM‘ sections as
m~addotheuumquuo¢ '
i help you.
mewm {The Germ
a Oil-c. I! .
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
for man to call and
give estimate
Magnetic treatneuta given tho.
’1‘. Francis, D. C.
34 Washington 8L. So. Hamill, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
A. J. Angevlne a
pus tram around the roots (1
(teeth—and yet do not million“
> have the damn m_ -
1Oleolaris. am the--
in! in use In 19mm
charge pollute. the breath. and
swallowed causal urban
troubles.
-ommanolnnmaacm
‘Mhtmimm a’
Who-I'wmfl
Moon‘s touvaanoi‘uaou
miflhyvflmmm
mmuvmmmn
Imu «muse.
lat!“ Donut
guns.“
DrJ.
1' .0. Dim KISS.
loudly-MW
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mm lass. Nov.
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Norwalk Chronicler