gasoline is very dear,
's the use of living
all conQire to make
higher and boost the
at fliwing. Or what‘s
of asking you to buy
of coal when our bins
nearly empty and the .
on our soul. The
at which it's selling is
- among the stars because
leaning winter and scarci-
oi' care. They say it may
lunar—that’s what we'd
. 1 to see—we’re very sure
is Can't endure this new
WHICH
SHALL IT BE
SUCCESS
or
FAILURE
SETTLE the !
QUESTION
By Taking a
COURSE In
em" Business
College
South Norwalk
Port Chester.
Main and Elizabeth Sta.
‘ Phones 83 3-153:
‘ .' cate and Coupon Free '
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. Ethel Virgin O'Neil 9‘
VOCAL STUDlO
43 West Avenue,
’South Norwalk,
For particulars
inquire at Studio
. Phone 840.
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OUR CREDIT’S GOOD
, For
. LL CLOTHING
Vetter Value at SenSible
I :Pl’lCCS.
p—.——-n
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y corn MAIN ST.
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BRIGADIER GE'NER'ALS
TON, Nov. 10.——Colofel'3
rnett, L. W. T. Waller,
yeti yesterday to be h .‘ _
y > in the, corps, under the
‘ot the last appropriation bill
‘ it this grade. General
. now-commandant ot
in'thetposltlon has
.~ .1... t 1‘], .
will.“ promoteg sub-
'op at of the state
”we passed required
the
.Generfls‘ LeJ;
flaottlslani and all 1
the ‘
l‘AreYouGolng oneshtngl
an.”
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Build New This Fall?
.Ifso,savepaintilgandrepair bills. You want .
shinglestolastsothat uwillnothavetobere—ahingling 1
every little while. C DIP‘I‘ stained shingles are manu- .
factored from selected cedar, creosoted and stained any col-
or desired They last twice as long as natural wood and .
brush coated shingles. They save usual expense of paint-
ing and repairing. You avoid all the muss, inconvenience
and loss of time “staining on the job." i
I
Of course we have natural cedar shingles it you prefer, l
the best of each grades. , ‘
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The Hatch E: Bailey .60.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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New arrivals in the newest fashions and fabrics far
the women who look to us regularly for guidance and in-
SPlratlon before Choosing their apparel would have models
of unquestionable correctness to Choose from at extre-‘M‘V
low prices to effect an im nediatt- disposal.
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ WOMEN’S AND MISSES‘
‘lllc sanctity of the ballot by
STAMFORD, .\'ov. lit—dinner 8.
Cull-inn, state's attorney tor Fair-
Ield County, who yesterday announced
that he would cause an investigation
to“ be made inconnect'lon with the
election in Fairlcld County last Tucs-
day. dcclinedto say today what steps.
it any had been taken toward mall
end. '
“With reference to the alleged cor-
ruption and fraud in connection with
Ult‘ recent election in Cdnnecticut,"
he said, “I have only this to say:
”A thorough investigation will be
luadr. 1 «Cl upon the assumption that ‘
all good t-llizcus desire to preserve
entry
legitimate means and it any citizen
is in possession of any information on
Ills tubjccl he should place the facts
at the disposal of the public uutborl‘
tics. It has been common knowledch
lot a long How among those informed
kits to political conditions in ('Ollllt‘t‘ll-
.cut that it was possible for large sums
lot‘ moncy to be expended indirectly
itor the benefit of candidates who
;ttlclllscl\'cs were apparently spending
{but little. (lur corrupt prucliccs'uct
& Hyatt '
Norwnlk's Leading Dry Goods Store
BATH ROBES
For ladies, misses and children. Beautifully made and ready to wear.
Children’s Coats
A splendid line for the coming cold weather.
Fur Coats, Mulls and Scarfs
‘as deputy grand master of the Sons of
llcrmtllln for the district cttst oi lllc
()llio ‘ltlvcr, conferred the
dcgrcc ol‘ grand lodgc membership on
.Cuplaln Paul Koontz, of the German
lllcrcllunt submarine llcutachland.
lhrl spct'lul honorary initiation of tile
llclluuml roclcty held in New landon
last evening.
‘of the samc city, rcprlsczlictl the stain
Sistcrs of llcl‘tllunll at the ccrcnlonlcs.
full to New London ycntcrdry and took
‘\'c.ry lllucll pleascd with the program.
Among tllosc who lilatlc the trip wcrc
l‘Villlillll R. Allrcns. Mr. and Mrs. Alols
'Kohlcr, Henry Zarges, Willla'm Coellcr,
'Gttstttvc Mocllcr. Frank Wclmer, An-
.tllony‘ Stengcr, Mr. and .\lrs. Adam
Captain Kocnig and were very much
. Piudeltorl. John 149.18“an ‘
. Cole, of the Marine Cl - a}
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' ' al" shoes are included.frmn- .
cd his first pcrfornlllncc when ll.n ar-
rlvcd suit-1y ut Ncw London a tow
\vccks ago with a cltruo of xoous na-
tlcd ttt’ $l0.tltltl,000. In running the
:blockadc of tho itlllPd nations be per-
folmcd soulc wonderful feats. it is
said that in passing through the Eng-
honorary
ltl
Mrs. vltermun Walthere, Iiu‘st back of an English ship to avoid
.1119 note or chains English truwlers
lllld stretched in many parts of
:thlllllel to cnlrap lhc Dctttst-lllantl.
gThe tlcgrcc ccrcmcnlcs in New London
was attended by delegations trout the
,Sons of Hermann from this sttttc,
.\l:.s::lchttsctls and Rhodc Island.
tlllllll ltllllll
nmmm
She Kept Her Locks Dark and Glos-
sy. With Sane Tea and Sul-
A number of local Germans journcy-
pttrt in the ccrcmonics. They wc.\‘
Schmidt. They were introduced to
surpriscd to llnd that be was very‘
your htlir with
no one can
so cvcnly. Preparing this mixture.
iblcsomc. For 50 ‘ccnts you can by at
AT'THE
Old P ' ‘
Seems impossible, don't it?”
But our large purchases, be-
fore the big advances in leath-
er goods, now givc‘ you a big
saving.
other ingredlcnts. called "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound.“ You
just dampcll a sponge or soft brush
with it, and draw this through your
hair. taking one small strand at it.
time. By morning all grny hair dis-
appears. and. utter anothernppllca-
tion or two, your hair becomes benu~
tlfully darkened, glossy and luxuri-
ant.
Gray; tnded hair. though no dis—
grace, is a sign of old age, and ua‘we
all desire it youthful and attractive
appearance, bet busy at once with
Wyeth’s 8 “ '
Here‘s an opportunity to
cheapen the cost of living,'to
save soc to $1.66 on a pair of
shoes.
Of course, our supply is lim-
ited, and therefore talreitadvan-
' ~ eiore it is “01“.?
re younger. This ready-
_ tion is n dellglltml tol-
nd notla medicine. It
ed for theycure, mitt:
lien or prevention of disease ad ‘
M
~.. “ ‘ I Mr .and Mrs. John M. Beret..-
. " ‘A ‘ l ‘ Spring street, are visiting friends ‘
» 0 : Budald'send Niagara Falls. ‘
.‘l
veiuber 23, and the ‘lodge members
‘glisll channel he kept his submarinel
lllc -
W ‘ . phitr. J
‘ ' When you durircn
_ ;Sngc Ten and Sulphur. ’
‘tcll, because it's done so naturally.
though at home is nwssy and trow‘ Edward Lockwood. Bland Sutherland.
any drug store the ready-louse prev Justine Smith. Hollv Rogers Mabel
partition, improved by the nddltlon of l '
» and Sulphur Compound
. lslltlllil lots llllllll
,. kstwdnight. with a loss or 32 lives.
_ Indy Washington lodge motlatltI
l evening-in ,Red lion's Hall. Not-truth.
‘ lSoveral‘ candidates» we're received.
’The next meeting wlll be held No-
I‘ytll give an entertainment tree to
their friends. .. All lore“cordluliylll.‘ln:9m. t d do wt "“15“" it. fllodhiin oi 85.
.-~ till”): it“ final“. . 1- if , ‘ ‘
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than Mrs. ni‘t‘tl lialllltnd I: to sing,”
a number or children's songs with}?
’Wllicll sllc has so many times do i‘:’
, llghtcd her ltlltlicllccs bore and clsc-I g.
,wllcrc. and Miss Fisher is to poscl :
.“ picture for pitch to! «Plit’lll. The 3
lcostunlcs nrc now being llll‘l'lt‘ ,byl‘.’
: Mits Fisher for these new picturcs. 0:0
land surcly the combination of sum; 0'.
and ptctnrc should be a w0lldcrtullyi..
1 charming and successful one. 'l‘llcrc‘..
llccds to bc said nothing lll prulscl:
of Mrs. ltltvilltnti's pcrtormance, in:
her own town where she is known
in all who love good music. Silt‘
. is almost ttlouc in the menus of her
lltllcrprctuttons of songs about cllil-
' dl‘t‘h_ And Miss Pisllcr has no equal in
posing: The committee in charge of
tho entertainment expect it will be
‘pronoutlccd the bcst tllnl lNOi‘Wlllk
has had. 1
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1 Leighton Nutling. Harriet Sher-
inlall, Albert M011. il'llilll, Annie Sllutcll,
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gDalid Pollard" Roillstord Hastings.
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llicwcll. Caroline Miller, Priscilla :
,Broolts. Ben Belts, Louise. Fowler. .3.
IHarllclAVadsworth. Phyllis Jackson. .'
li’rtldcnco Browne, Billy Grain, Doro-
ilily Condos, Helen Sanger, Anna.
[ Cotter. Ruth Church, Elisabeth Fitch,-
Bobby (‘hlttlmk Edward Weed Mar-
‘ita ch. Marion Muren, John Sher-
'rotl. Ruth Hoyt, Susan Crawford.
Patricia MacDonall and Margaret
lLlnde,‘ of WestporL and Lucy Bedr-
! ford. o! Green's Forum
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. CALUMET,“NOV. 10,-s steamel'.‘
which at first was reported to be the
.fiutalln, was sunk oil Mention island.
' PARTMINT.
F. H. Bedlam. Was ven a permit
to bufid. a liouse on eon-«rot
TAdams street and Uni , Place. It
-wlll.co:lt 82,600. ‘ 3 ; 9 lie.“ ’ so
Herman Cm“ ‘W like” ‘ ”m“ merit says. “Not the slightest
damage was done and no one was
hurt- .Our. airship: .went .up to
pursue‘ ‘the attackers. * One at
to wire a house for Luke Benedict at
34in North avenue. lie also» Meow“
oa ..
ill-SW llllls
Istria. below Triest, were attack-
ships, .
Admiralty announces. One of the
airsht
ham and Mentalcone; on the
Lower Isonzo irontnvere raided
nores OF THE outcome as. by Austrian aircraft.
. ' i . .
‘TOn the aiténoon of Nov. 7
hostile aviators, dropped bombs
on the towns of Rovlgno, Paren-
I COATS SUITS should be amended so as to check till: A big and varied assortment including all of the most wanted pelts.
$ 1 f $5 cxloll‘lllunl htllld lifllh‘h} exlg‘llilllullt‘b *
12 Va ue or ....... . -95 l $1 V f \\ llt-l can aw no ()1 l9!“ 9 (Act Hull .
alue or ....... $8.75 , . 0
3; value for ........ _ 8 5 to .e‘fld toward corruption and fraud. tt tt t
$23 value for 3?? 98 $20 value for ...... $12.98 :A limit should be placed upon the re 6 lcoa S In an a as
s l f ' ’ ‘ ‘ '9 $2 value for $1 8 lllumbcr of SlH'flllc‘d ‘u‘orkcrs' who can .
25 va ue or ...... $14.98 5 “ """ “9 'hc employed for u remuncralloll on .4
'$3o.value for ...... $17.98 $30 value for ...... $16.50 jolt-clinn day. These arc the things m.-
‘ 1 which all good citizens, irrespective ; _ _ .. W- _., ,_.,.. _ v 7” ,__ .-._. fl, .- e. -—
. i" "" a ’ t'llalt‘ ’
Are you looking for Real Salts Plush Coats then come .““"‘“~‘“" ”"”““‘“‘I “ '”"'”‘ l
, _ (‘ollilccllcut cltlzcllshlp took a stand , . . «s . . . . . . 9 . o . g . g . 9 a . o . 9* * Q 9 . o g e o e s 0.9”...e‘.
rlght here. Save time and money. Our Coats are made 2m lllc mattcr to rid t‘onuccticul or g”e“e’.°e"’e”e”e”o”:”e”e"o”e”e”e”o”e”e”e‘?e’.‘e"s‘.’e°.’e‘.’e’.’:‘§'e“o°‘0“e”e”e”e”e"i”e”0' 9 9 .9
e er, cu u on er an C ea er. ome an e onv ‘somc o tlc tincm’ a c reputation t lltl .
btt tfller,lg dhp C db c it lbl ll ‘3’
vinccd. has come to It becausc of the corrupti; ‘f 00
' ill]? \'lllt‘ in this state. and tho murmur}. ‘ .3.
WOMEN 5 AND MISSES' Come and See the ‘lll which it hits bccn lmndlctl by pro l 3 :
DRESSES PRETTIEST WAISTS lplc. whose zeal to win outshines their :.° . 0*.
In Town Idcslrc tor good government." #0:. . 0:0
' Mr. (‘uulnlillgs was Democratic czln-‘L , .
:2 viii“ {for ' ' “““ :33: :3 V3“: :0!“ ' """ gig idldalc for United States Senator. and l}. . ’:°
no or ...... . . 5 v ue or ....... . i”. the Democratic national (‘Ollll'lllilt‘t‘ ee . 90
$18 value for $998 $8 value for $498 I1mm for Connecticut. l 3
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$22 value .......... $14.98 $1.50 value for ..... , .198c "“ l 3
‘°“”’"°°° '" "‘ WILL SELL TOMORROW
SKIRTS ’ TURE- l? .3.
‘ ‘ -ws .00 so
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$1.98. $2.98. $4.98. $5.98. $6.98 l" $18.00 Miss Fisher and MM. Haviland to be .3. 3.
. ‘ Assisted by Several Young People. .3. . 0:.
THE LATEST EVENING GOWNS AND DANCING 1 Word has bccll rccclvcd from lllss ”x. , 0:.
l l-lilznbclll Fisher, who is to posc lllcl ne un re ' a 168 0a S e
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FROCKS AT REASONABLE PRICES‘ ipictures tlctt 4\\'t’dllt'nd}t)’ night in x. .1.
. "t'lllltlllootl in Song and l'lt‘lul‘t*,"~.‘ ..
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WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE' ‘ that she will bu ill Norwltllt on Mon. 1“ of.
LLOAKS PARIS MnaLlNERY I‘ll-l" afternoon to soc the t'lllltll‘t'lli... J.
and otllors \\ht) tlzc to bc poscd. so
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’l‘llc ncws of Mir. h‘lfill‘i". - min"
33 SOUTH MAIN'ST. SOUTH NOR\VALK. has ultlllswl :t urcul llt‘al‘u: 5:12.”; 1“: .3.
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The Norwalkc Pioneer l-rtlmotcrs of chdy-to-wcar Gap and t-nzlluslnsm on tho purl or them» Og :
ants for Wo‘ncn. . who rcnwmbcr llcr tortllcl‘ ctcnluu' : 3.
‘ol' lllt‘lul‘t‘a. ltct' ltlblcuux t-tct-l be» .:. ’t'
' " " " ‘ ' g- iii-afi~««~r~v-»»-~:—'5—'~~ _.... . cntlsc of Mr \t‘ondcrl’ttl ability to use :3. 9:9
. ,.illll o all tic. ' . .. . O ‘
MET CAPE—l: KOENIG. Cltptuln Koczllg is, llcrllups, "HP oti tolo. and light and uhttdc so as to : ‘3’
. ‘lllt‘ most tumous men in the world to? makp her "mm” “min" "k" "MM". . ’0’
fLocal Germans Visit Commander tiled“); ”1. “-3,, t)... first man to over: cd canvases. '. ‘ '10.. . ' In iace 0‘ .112 resen d."
Submarln'e Deutachland. _llrlng ll nlcrcllnnt submarine ucross ’l‘llc purtlclllur attraction at tho 1:" .3.
Aldcrmun Elllll (looslt, ol‘ lmnuury..lllc Allalllllc and llc rt-ccnlly dupllcnl coming Pmprmimmm' llowrrcr. is .. ‘ '
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2 Blacks, Browns and Fancy
Mixtures, all up to date, not
one worthless than; $12.00
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[our aviators, Lieutenant Deck-l C°°k°n°° Tnbe' N“ 2' I. 0- R- “-
’lic shot down a hostile airshipul will meet tonight in Red Men's hall,
which descended in the Vicinity! in Main street. and will there enter-
of hostile torpedo boats on the; lain Konckpotaugh Tribe, of Danbury
high seas. The torpedo boats,‘ as their guests. Tllc Danbury warriors
bombed by our airplanes. retired; will bring with them to Norwnlk. the
towards the enemy’scoast. .1 famous Traveling Blankets which is»
“On the evening of'nthe samef now making the rounds of the reser-
day, one hostile airplane dropped; vation. A big time is expected. Rc—
bombs near Umago, also without: frteshmcnts will be served, and every
success. y member oi Cockenoe Trlb‘e ls request-
. ed to be.preaent.
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tiltll lulu lllllll
Cittanuova ‘and Umago, in
on Tuesday by Entente air-
the Anetta-Hungarian
“During the evening our sea-l __
planes dropped bombs very sue-f,
cessfully on military objects at:
Vermeglisn‘o and Monfalcone,l
.and returned undamaged.” 1 house in Wdil. avenue for thelr regu~
" i ‘ . lat meeting. It was voted during the
igbuslness meeting ‘to hold on lnltla~
lien on November 24th of twelve can-
dldstcs for the second degree. it was
also voted to entertain the member-ts
ot the state court, in title city. not.
Sunday, December 3rd. , _ J
'ps was shot down. Vermeg-
Court Cecile, Daughters of Custtle.
met last eveningjn the Catholic Club-
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HOSPIEL NOTESg-‘x
Burt Blakesle, - oi Sylvan 1.. avenue.
Weatport, was admitted last night.
Arthur Renaulll. oi Suugatttck, was
admitted this rimming.
Mrs. James Winus ot Rowayton wa
tndmltted this'mol’nlns.
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and Cittanuova’," the state-
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Norwalk Chronicler