only”.
tens-fish.
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buds-mu
“.mwba's
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dull-beneath”
mm the
auteur soul. The
Vanessa's «out.
the stars because
winter and scuci.
two. They say it may
. ‘ -—that's what we‘d
- see—we're very sure
't 'endure this new
-i-tee.
WHICH
SHALL IT BE
SUCCESS
OI'
FAILURE
SETTLE the
By Taking 3
COURSE In
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f'~ 0rd- Port Chester.
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I‘AIHIS’GNS. Set. 9 To. ymi
,uui oloen. taut. lather Welsh all
tar-u. t‘. K, hon-I, were blown u‘
In.“ at the Indian Head proving
[toads yesterday aria-rm when,
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Ordnance Meets witnessing the es
lperiment saw a tremendous explosion
[as the bomb was launched. Hardly any
neg-.-
. GREAT COAT SALE
, zoo New Coats at astonishingly low prices. Come
and save money.
:10. Sale Price ...... $6.95 320, Sale Price . . $14.98
812. Sale Price ...... $7.98 $25. Sale Price $17.98
$35. Sale Price ...... $9.98 330, Sale Price .. $22.00
.8, Sale Price $12.98 $35, Sale Price .. $25.00
Alterations free of charge.
The Norwalks' pioneer promoters of Ready-tO-Wcal‘
Garments for women.
CLOAKS we PA RI S MlLLlNERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
tiace of the bodies was found, 3
The Navy [ft-‘IHI‘ilut‘le game out lit":
following telephone message received
from the inspector of ordinance at. In-
idian Head:
l “Lieut. Luther Welsh and Lieut. t‘. K. .
Bronson were killed yesterday alter
|noon by the premature explosion of an ,
aeroplane boitib during experimental
work in testing bombs for use against;
I vessels. ;
"The botiib detonated immediately-
beneath the aeroplane. It was being‘
ilauticlted by Lieul. Welsh and appar-
ltlill)’ 511'U("I\ some part oi the aero
plane. It was seen to detonate and the .
‘piane break iii two and fall into ”it“
river. '
”Hardly any trace of the Ht‘l‘tlpl‘dllt.‘
or passenger has been located yet. A
portion of a human stomach has been
recovered from the river. but that H
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Finest Creamery Butter 370 lb
Lean Smoked Shoulders 150 lb
Peanut Butter 180 lb
East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371
125 Washington Street
Schultz’s Fish Specials
ESCALLOPS
650 quart
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
39 Main St. Nor-walk.
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FRIDAY\ FISH SPECIALS
TILE FISH .....
HADDOCK
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macho Virgin O'Neil
VOCAL STUDEO
~43 West Avenue.
South Norwalk
For particulars
inquire at Studio
Phone 840.
YOU CAN
SAVE MONEY
and also y o u r
Lace Cumin: by
ttsink the “T‘NO
IN ON!” Curt-in
etus demarcate do: to ou—le‘
the ides! (imam unto-her o the age.
rt F. vGeltebe
.ery Phone 1069-2
Sn. Norwvttu
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IREDIT’S GOOD
»_ ,For '
'LL‘ CLOTHING
r Value at Sensible
3 avoid
the winter."
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BLUEFISH
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Ask for Profit Sharing; Baniiboupons. '
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(1 Stores.)
~ 6 NORTH MAIN ST.
13 MAIN ST.
all.
“This tll‘t‘ill‘l‘td about 2:35 p. in. )‘t‘a-
.teruay. The experiments were being‘
.‘conductt-d by l.teul.,\\'ilkinson as rep
.reseitlutiie of the Bureau of
lnance."
Later it was said’thal tlte bomb ev-
ploded immediately aft-3r being re
.leased from the aeroplane at an allie
'itide ()i 1.000 feel.
Lieut. llronson was born in iiushr
hell. ill. in Hans and appointed‘to thei
Natal Acitticmy from New York. lic:
iwus attached to the naval ueronaulic
iy was ordered to lndiart Head to cott-
tests.
l.ietit. \\‘e|sli was born itt Kansas
'\\ns 27 fi't‘urs old. lie was stationed
‘as an ordnance otilcvr at the indian
lliead proving ground.
ILieut. llronson as passenger when lllt'
.exploiion occurred. ~
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tutu Mill’s ‘ 3
‘ inn iiiiiiilliii
t‘oroner John J. i‘helttn at an in
{quest lielu yesterday into the dcatltI
,of Moses it. Mills, of lieddinu. whol
was struck by an automobile driven;
by Aibin Peterson. of Georgetown. on
.(lctobv-r 30, and later died on account,
of injuries received. decided that tho‘
death was accidental. _
‘ According to the testimony of wit.
moses to the accident. Mills, who wast
a cripple and had to use crutchcsfi
was crossing froiu his residence ou‘
the night of October 30. to his place:
of business across the street. The side
from which he emerged was tiara
while tltc opposite sidewalk was bril-
liantly lighted. causing great dimcut i
ly in perceiving objects. it was )iills‘i
habit to place his crutches far in
[front of hint and then give a quick
:lctip. Doing this on the night of the.
locoidcnt he jumped directly into the
path of the automobile. ‘ ‘
‘ lie afterward exonerated l'etet'.toti‘
from all blame. saying that the mar
jchine was going at it slow rate of!
[speed and that ho jumped in front of)
'it. .
l Peterson sttld lti his testimony that?
‘hc old not see )illis until the lnttcri
‘wns immediately in front‘ oi the uni-i
chine and that then it was too late to.
stop. ‘
ClillllillS WIN }
illlllMOBllE CASE
. The cases of Filonena Chariott and
Saivator Chat-loft vs. Frank Dudensing
were tried before Judge Gazer in the
Superior Court. yesterday. The plain-
tiffs were awarded $278 and 8100 re-
spectively and full costs.
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South Norwalk. Phope 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881.
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98 Washington St. South Norwalit
PHONE 410 ‘” ' rt...» PROMPT AUTQDELIVERY
M ' ‘
_ Very Fine White Leghorn BEST SRIMP
4 RICE EGGS Wet or Dry
' 3 lbs. forll7¢ '
COFFEE SALE
19¢ ii). , TEAS A11~Kinds
5 lbs. for 90¢ 29¢ ll)’.
. 42¢ .doz.
Special Blend.
2 cans for 25¢ ‘
PURE CATSUP
Largo bot. 15¢
Med. bot. 10¢
The cases were the result of an
auto accident. on the Post Road. near
Darien. Both of the Chariotts were
seriously injured bywt‘he accident and
they brought suit for damages through
their attorney. John J. Cuneo. It
seems that Dudensing has but. one eye
and this formed the basis of their
plea. Dudepsin; was represented by
Attorney Albert Philips.
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ARMED PLANTS. I
~ Many plants protect themselves
from their enemies by the use of
spikes or prickles and venom, just as
certain animals do. Of those using
*lm om named device there are. as a
naturalist pointed out, innumerable
examples. The bumble. the gorse and
the holly are- familiar instances of
‘shrubs and trees “armed to the teeth,"
5m to speak." Many plants imitate the
lrepttles l2 arming themselves with
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p, Extra Large Prunes
~21bs25¢
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tithesétfiefil
in: belladonna. and,ihe aux volition.
. .Lesn destructively inclined are those
if 0! these are the deadly nightshade,
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willow—watch mt simply stow .,.
gusts-disagreeable taste. ,jriie moo
buster-cup. which is one of those; is
generally shunned by horses and ab
lilo. A plant which is protected by a
, stun bribe Ont!
most. will mandamu-
testing a bomb during an aeroplane. .
light. . .
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. infers Former City Clerk Sag-3
"Station at Pensacola, Fla. and rcccntri
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duct the airplane part or the ordnanco.
.(‘ity and appointed from Misfiuul‘i. lie.
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' ' "I. an: advertiser at once.
.M .,
Tristr " 8. Hyatt
M'slandingbryaoodshou
BEACON
ROB“ BLANKETS
Good Wool Comfort
v
at 21 Cotton Cost
Beautiful Beacon
Bathroom Sets
In many attraCtch designs
and color combinations. Each
complete with cords and frogs.
Buy, now and have plenty of
time to make it up for Christ-
mas.
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CHARMS Milli" guppy»; :oo:oe:«::ofoo:;e:oe:oo:«:«:oe:o}:«:« :..;..’".?,.a:;
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Corporation Counsel of Norwalk. :
West Wash
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That a deliberati- attempt to "doc.
tor" the records of the city of .\'or
walk was made by fttl‘llit'l‘ (‘ity t‘itrli
0.
year of that period had elapsed
Mayor t‘arl Axel liarstroni appointi-u ..
Frank ll. .\lcriiil Ill his stead. The 00
action was contested. and the rose ..
cartlcd to the courts, 3 .
t‘orporttiion (‘otiitscl Lockwood said 00 to supply yourself With nece
yesterday that testimony showed that .2. '
on the records of the city there ap
peared the statement that Mr. Silt’t‘a
ban had been named for one. year only.
One day. he declared. tormer (‘iiy
(‘lerk Littchiler visited t‘ily (‘Ierk
Stephen liokns and "sttggested that
they change the figure ‘l' to n ':l,'
without any one knowing the differ-
cncc."
multimillion '
No Proof of Contention.'
.ltidnc (inner slated that there was
no proof that the original minutes of
the council tin-cling. at which Mi.
Slit-chair was nominated. did not de-.
clare the term was for three years'
.tlthounli it is said that a clerical
error was made in transcribing the
minutes. and it “i" was sttbstiltited for
a “."3 Mayor Carl Axel liarstromi
testified yesterday that former Mayor
Burtiell told ititit that he had meant fore 8 o'clock ”‘15
Mr. Sheehttli to serve but one year,‘ ,tngain that the outcome of Tuesday‘s
DAMAGED A] 8 Mexico and North Dakota, the States
‘—'~""" on which the results largely hinged.
9.~~.\ collision When informed that definite word
[mounts in Several of the Very
Close States lire Probah‘e
LONG BRANCH, X. .l.. Nov. 9r—
l’rcsidcnt Wilson got up shortly be-
thc morning newspaper before break.
.fast and planned to take an automo.
bile ride later.
do with California.
NEW YORK. Nov.
at sea with a vessel unidentified was hit
reported by the French Line Steniu- states. he realized that he would have
front Bordeaux after a rough voyage.= it was taken for granted among of-
Two days off the French coast. at 11 ficials here that there would be re-
p. m. on Oct. 31. the Espagne sighted counts in several of the Very close
a steamship dead ahead with no lights states, and it was believed that weeks,
showing. Owing to the stonny were might pass before. questions involved.
titer. the two ships were unable to are settled.
escape coming toscther. the Esitacne's The president reniitiiicd in a cheer-
bOW crashing into the aside 0! the fol mood today and believed that the
stranger. “111011 suffered an 18-inch result. would eventually favor hint.
gash. The. Espagne SiOOd by and Of- As the returns began coming in this
feted assistance. which was refused morning: at the executiVe offices. they
and the ships parted company. The were promptly telephoned to'him at
Espazne was only nightly damaged. Shadow Lawn.
SATIRE AND BARCASM. '
...-...
, 'yaclit. Mayflower ,latc this afternoon
In “A Modern Columbus." by R. G. or tonight. on his way to Rhincciiff,
Knowles, is this 1’0an“ N. Y., where. he is to take it’lrnin at
“Ma table in the Lambs“ club, New 10 o'biock tomorrow morning for Wil-
York. one evening, satire and sarcasm liamstown. Mass. There he will act
became the Emma" 0‘ severe criticism as godfather for the child of Mrs.
among the assembled wiseacres, and
the discussion entailed some heated re-
marks. when the {ataCbnrlie Hoyt,
leaning over. quietlyNnd unoatenta-
tlously drawied out a definition and
comparison of both that engendered
considerable thinking on» the part of
his listeners and ended this argument.
“Entire: he slid. ‘ts like the trick of
arnoodte, but sat-cum is a blow from
the auroeorse Marion. my host on
that occasion. “bed. 'Well. then that:
to wit and humor? mulch Hoyt ,
.I'ettllodu‘m plaster that, heat. the and New Hampshire,
"MIMI tanned.» the other two.” doubtful states. were carried by her
""""" ‘ ‘ to the president.
‘1”0'" "mt 1' tellmuem and President .wtim was informed at
“”653”. become a 3'11".“ clusl- toms o'clock in a telegram from Sen-
ator-Hollis, of New Romulus-ohm the
morro'w. .
er. showed particular interest in the
neturns. Before the president was
tive offices to receive returns. The
early reports showing Mr. Wilsou
leading in California. North Dakota
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A Charge Account
You can divide your earnings, putting part: of your
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00.00.».00.«,«.oe:«.«.«.»,«.«.«§¢
HEARS llll lililillll8;
morning to hear‘
.(‘lt’t‘liotl was not yrt certain. He read'
Mr. “'ilson's‘ first question had in.
Minnesota. New‘
d been received front none of those-
r Espagne, which arrived here today to wait longer for the final outcome. ‘
The president will tears from _-\t-.
lantic Highlands. N. J. on the naval:
Francis B. Sayre, his daughter. to-
Mltts Margaret Wilson. who is stop-i
ping at Shadow Lawn with her fath-i
up. Miss Wilson called up the exeCu-i
three ot the l
ington Street
'5'“ “tribe‘s:
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JoSeph .l. l.inxueilcr. “in a sect-wilt. :0 a o .3‘
sort of way." in the. effort in t‘slith~.. t “’ II t O.
fish that William J. Slit-chap had been to. In our 8 ore l prove 0 you '5"
{appointed tin assessor for a term or z. 2.
three years instead ot (He. was in- O: . o 9:.
mm was ““httcrrcd by Corporation (‘outm-l lc. M. 00 th t d t “1 th 00
Lockwood, oi Noi‘walk.~lwioi‘o .ltidue'.:. a a goo . name [S or :
(lager in the t‘ivti Superior court ye.» : .0.
.tcrday afternoon. 9 0;.
Carried to Courts. 9 the d l ‘
.\lr, Slit't‘llilll litliti‘i that hc “its tilt : "lore dn [ea y cas 1' ...
poilllt-d for three years it)‘ itti‘iitt-i' ... .:.
Mapor i". l. ilnrncil. but “llt‘ll one‘o‘o 0'.
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weekly income in the savmgs bank and still have pi.::.y left If;
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ssaries. 9
{change in the New Hampshire re-
iturns giving \\'il. on a I“ad of 93 voter.
iSonntor llollis declaring that Mr. \\'i|-
son had carried the state by that
plurality.
"Congratulations." he concluded.
At ll o‘clock President Wilson was.
iuivcn a complete summary of the
1news to date. including word that.
:St‘ll‘dlm' Hollis claimed New iiatiip-
,shirc. Although the word transmit
:ted to Mr. Wilson was almost entire-
ly favorable, be reserved judgment.
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FREE .
"What do they mean by revs librc'.N
“Literally spcttking. it means freo
verse."
"l we the
i pay for it."
SHOES
_AT THE
Old Prices
Seems impossible, don't it?—
But our large purchases. be-
fore the big advances in leath-
er goods, now give you a big”
saving. -
. wo; it;
point. Nobody
Here's an opportunity to
cheapen the cost of living. to
save 50: to $1.00 on a pair of
shoes.
‘Of courSe. our supply is.lim,-
ited, and therefore take advan-
tage before it is too late.
Many “Douglas" and "Re—
gal” shoes are included from
$3.00 to $5.00
KEELER’S
. Shoe Store
Norwalk Chronicler