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The can out. souls no Bus
and. u s liar-III out-u or
album union ll Wt l
II. In loll hu- o Notion! Chm
tor and we may well loci proud as
this.” of concede-t u Norvslkl
its particular, of the coloch to which
._ 'he is held. .
m anti-trier" gun in tut-t body. l His long service in Congress haul
mil. licnry Rorabsch.. cilia-intuit ot‘cmblcd hint to become very familiarl
‘ m Ventral Committee, It! then-with all of the details in connectionf
mun-d by Mr. Wheeler. with Governmental affair. and the'
’3 fir. R‘lidll'it’k opened bin address by itl‘fisfidr)‘ remedy to apply when any
flfliix‘ms that the small. towns of part oi our {.l'r'a'. Naiiti‘lul llil‘.tl.lll"
Mccticut were still known as the runs oil llltf track. 3
”0,1111” towns. and that they still re-l _Positivé by tiature-Eyef fair to his?
an 311er in the Republican column. opponent. he can H‘Pn be found fight;
speaker said that ever since be ing as ho tees it. in the ililrrcst of]:
r not his first vote, ho had votedand for the greatest good to the grcal ?
' Congressman Hill, and was proudlest number.
1! toll of it.
“We miss Mr. Hill in
A student or political economy “21h,
Lilchflcld ‘ a mind capable of storing an cttorttiods,
Witty.” said Mr. Rorabac‘k. and somcl fund oldnformation. His advice
.d the people think they are still vol—l sought by his associates in Congrtw
E
is'
m for him. They have the Hill tiahii‘
humus." '
' in conclusion Mr. Rorabuck express—
.d the hope that the lion. E. J. Hill
Z'dill be retained in Congress by Col:-
mticut, for many years to come.
gr. Wheeler in an appropriate ad-
dress then introduced John T. Kin-4,?
of Bridgeport. An enthusiastic oth.
. burst of applause took place as Bowl:
is Mr. King assumed the floor, and
it
i ”For He's a Jolly Good Fellow," was
Arondered with grcat spirit by the
y'pltsically inclined crowd from th"
Park City. 1
in speaking of Mr. lilll and his.
~Ie56rd in Congress, Mr. King said that
.1! his opinion thcre was no bigger man
In either branch of thc house. than
. . tho Hon. Ebenrscr J. Hill of Norwall:.
" The speaker said that he thought that
. tor Glace the petty customs could he
dnnc Inlay with by that body, and Mr.
'Hlll placed at the head of the Ways
and Means Committee, at. which sis-
J'ltion he properly belonged, instead of
«If. the foot, owing to the fact that the
Whlican parly made a. slight filip
dour years ago, and neglrcted to re-
.tiu-s Mr. lliil to the housn. _
Speaking of the stat:- govcrnmcnt,
,1."- King stated that much of thc suc—
can enioyed by Comicctitrut was due
' to the common sense and wisdom ex-
ercised by Governor Holcomb. and by
9. congressman Hill.
In regard to the past cantpuign, Mr.
IUD: stated that Fairflcld (‘ouiiijs
W no special recognition for int
not. which it did for ”it? putty, (llltl
lhlllneither (lovcrnor Holcomb nor
Lu ~ any drills staff would have to row;.
him ulyone in lt‘airflcld (‘ottnty, to
hold the respect and cstt-om of its
' home.
The speaker dwclt at town on. tho
III/c. needed unification 0! the Ropuh-
Jim party, and stittod that altltoutli
Nmulk for years had l)i.'(‘ll thc sum
m in Fairilcld County, that this city
.4th finally bot-n unitcd and pullcd
‘ strongly in one direction. mainly
'“ through the efforts made in this dint--
aol by Edmund E. Crown and John
Ililne. The speaker dcclarcd that thn
Republican party must lettvc its proa-
tent ways. and not taking into respect.
; (0 much the man, as the party policy.
”must stand united again and bring
cm victory as the result. Mr. King
M the Republican political cont
Mon! to be responsible for the sitc-
”ii-piled by the party in statc :ti-
.‘w
used in the political conventions
putty must be made honest and
~, of. and stand for the public of-
‘ 1 without criticism.
“The West has not yet approachml
altar in marriage with the South."
manly chubllcttn.
Applause and chrering,
rousing cheers were given Mr.
y the enthusiastic crowd.
.\.
all
vo‘tnrilr.‘
1-qu
1 5-”
lyou some of'the more important in m ' .
Mr. King, “and the country is io-.
Unifica-
m. will .he victory assured.
@- > 3 speech was received with
and
‘ :4l Hawkers, or New York
Pmidenl of the French Society
was the next speaker intro-
»inc’loaslmaster of the oven-
finwkes has but lately return-
" France. and in his short ad-
\jpe’delcribed the swift growth
' " which bu taken’ place in
Hm the outbreak of the war.
do which in“ 1014 were var
. , '. have been occupied by fac-
jhlch will'hot shut down when
for ceases. according to Mr.
" and it I: for thin reason that
. pleaded so earnestly and
can for the policies of the
. . party, and “NB policies of
~ Ebenezer J. Hill, whom he
“being In. upholds: of
M. bad that continuum row's paper.
{wild Wu!“ which measures-mash
mmm unnumber- oaths evening’s-m;
" ‘uwn nun-tun for cal-tho Menuhin ”intro to “u
pdeIWMM ‘
u
and his judgment considered of tot
prcnte importance by those who or."
best qualified to judge. His l't‘tOlll‘
during his long term in Congress is a‘
most interesting one. Let mo fill
in connection with some:
Congressman E. J. Hill's Record.
Service began March 4th. lint-7..
Unanimously ttomintttcd i‘.’ tin-.5,
and elected ll times, 1 CONGRESQMANEJ HILL
Prlifrnfi”si_s‘:"::‘;\ 11:11.11 3:33pm?“ Given a Rousmg Testimonial Dlflntl‘ Last Evening by Those
in 1. ~ 2 - . . , ,
1 IWho Apprccmtc Hts Wortit to the Nation.
Stamio... “ I it lcrtnn.
Re resent-«tires lll Congress from . ‘
, p _ First Ward—John ll. Milne. chair-l
horttalk. . a
man, (.‘harlcs if. ililworlh, Nelson “1:
Benedict, (leorgc G. Richmond. t‘. irt i).
log llyizictott and Louis St. John Ktcl 1
El‘. ‘
Second Ward-Edward l3. lltiuletts."
chairman. Joseph ll.‘ i‘aylor." (‘. A.j‘
Walters, Charles ii. Mlllcr, Edward J.
Thomas ll. llutlcr, 1 term; 01115 S.
Ferry, 1 tcrm; Levi timer. 1 term;
lslbeticzer‘fi. Hill. to terms and elected
11 times; Jeremiah Donovan, 1 term.
Longer servicc by (‘ollcagucs itt
Congress: Joseph G. Cannon. Ill.. 2
* NORWAlli
SOCIETY
t
t
t
i
elections W. A. Jones Va. it elcc- .
. ’ . " ' “ l-‘laltcrty, John H. Light. i‘,4‘. llext--,-.
ttous. 1? A. (.‘ooper. \‘HH‘ 1;" er" man and Samuel C. lroland. 9 AND PERSONAI
9°"? Pl :3 ‘3'";‘3 “it; 3, ‘ "' Third Ward—«A. w. Eldridge. Chitir- .
lions. " ' L a "31' ' " " PM” Illa". H. J. llipsott and Charles Keene. 1 ‘ fi
lions; (‘ltttuip Clark-Mitt, )2 elections:
it). J. Hill and lil others. 11 elections.
Committee Service-limiting and
(‘urt‘cncy, 8 years: at the same tinit- on
Coinagc, Weights anti Measures. 0
Fourth Wardvllobert E. London.
chairman, Clark M. Ely and Gardner
Arlington. I
l-‘ifth Vi'ard—Httrry E. Scofleltifl
chairman. Percival H. Slicrron and Eu.-
thwsi
45A AND snowzn FOR autos.
————
‘
years; and Private Land Claims. 2 w“ . .
1 ll. (odfrey. 1 . .. . .._
years. Ways and Means (‘ornrtiittcc, ' ‘ _ . A ton and buyer w” hitcn ym‘m
~~~ ~——- day ttftcrn from four until six
. o'clock at. the home of Mrs. Harold
:Grccn. 250 Holy! street, in honor of
I Miss Noille Selleck, of Arch street,
12 years: at the sumo tint» as (‘hair-2
. . . tr
man of Expenditures in The Treasury: EDDY CARSON 30L '
on SATURDAY
in Numbers, In Style,
Coats ln’Materials,’ In Prices
That lairly outstrip—outrank—under-price co npctitivc shOWings—That plan our mam-
moth Coat Department at the hjad of coat merchandising in this section.
’
Velour Coats Plush Coats.
\lAl high 3‘]?!th Linc} 111txturc~ Lttiil jll-‘t'llllt'rl l.lt‘_'"£llll tit-w llllult‘lS, fine qualii) plu~lt~<ug¢
large (apt Wm“. “WM,“ j_'t‘~ll'tt‘ oi >cal~~yct not an ittillattutt of fur.
"ml. MN. and hum." mum‘- in thc lillt‘bl liclictl, loose ,atiil llllt'd slylcs:
many triitititcd with mouiltm. squirm-l alt-i
,Hmnkscnhw viii-.tvcr 1.11mi, rat-coon, oppwutit. llttnilrcih
. .~- 111 lhaulngit‘mg halo.
$15 $25
High Grade Coats
Many Classy ‘ursqfim’md models-in Wool Velour. Broadcloth, Cheviot, Bolivia Cloth
Silk Velour, etc. Best coat styles produced. my‘Wmart
And at uniformly. lowest prices. baggywvmrmWfitwn—l ‘2 A t
$10.50 $10.50 $22.50 $25.00
SUITS ' FURS
5t) lirzttizl \ctt Stub, tlic \t-r} llt‘\\t.\l mutt-r You do not buy a For Sct t‘\t'l’\‘ wawnwin
Milli. thc vcr} ilt'\\‘c~l ~ttlcs. nimtli lhc popu fact if too [lil}"a fair pricc you .t'xlk’t'l from
lftr lirondclntlt. ' titrcc to four scasuns' vvcar. It's this point
hmai‘t and lll‘llt‘tl tttmltls, lung flaring typos. that itiztkcs the Boston Start-K l’tir llcpart
rhc stylislrsltttl silliuttsttt-s. lurgc collars and ”Will your saicst buying plitcc for you can
pta‘kcts: li'lllll‘lll'tl \\llll \t'lvct utttl furs: on cx~ illil‘l'lel upon chry'pit-cc lit-lug 12X..\("|‘I.\'
quisttc grouping of «li~tiitt‘tioti; high qualit} .\S REPRESENTED. If it is -'lll imitation
illill \rltc: it‘ttii-
.\
as~()l‘llll('lil of \l_\lt‘\ tti ltrtl\\!l (illtl L‘l't'l'll i'ti‘
splcntltfl
$14.90 ‘ $14.90!» $150
\ D.RESSES
' Cut a very important figure in Saturday Thanksgiving Sale.
Fine Group Serge Dresses .
whose cungcmcntgo Harold Baldwin
one of Norwullt's most. popular young
tnctt has recently been announced.
Many of Miss Scllcck'n friends wcrc
‘ pit-sent, at tho affair. and a lame nuntl
laddy W“ MW” in ”Ni"? Mr of prescms were rcccived by the
young lady. Refreshments were scri-
t-d during the course of tho nilcr—
Sen-oil with Speakers Thomas 1 mad)" ”W me“ ”till”? ‘3“ "1m“?
lived, David B. Henderson, Joseph ( 0“ m bum“
(‘annon and (‘ltomp Clark. . "l . ill k l i ‘ .
Undcr Presidents Grover Cleveland. ill!“ "7 ma P He n p to ”W hint
William McKinle. Thcodorc R0 0-. '” m"
y o] Oslmpc. according to his handlers. and
veil. William H. Tall and Woodrow,‘
l Is rcutiy to put up the light of his llft‘
ilcpnrtmcnt, " years. l "'""'
{with Kid Carson
Wilson. . ’. . ,- . .
, . . ‘ . ‘ jwlth my of tho boys he ntcets this noon, and .t moat titliglitful timt “llfil
iubiic llutlding Appropriations: t _ Humid.
location. it is crowded that he will .—
llridgcport .............. $100,000.00, 1.1 “I l“ l “in I n f ii i
i ‘l 't t ’ s rt 0 1 . . - _. ‘ x .
’l‘orrington _______________ 50,000.00; 0“” int m: n M“0 '1 m0 " :fi test ‘ lira. Autos \\ nod. of Stititipilalt. its.
i_ i v v. . . _~ _‘ . v .,
tlrccztwich ............... 110|000',,0_9U"hfl H‘ L‘ (it: tit hon. tied htt grttntitnothcr ltf .‘soruolk.
I ‘ l f ‘ (“ 0. ‘ r ,
llttllliut‘y ................ 130,000.00 ' ‘ ‘ " " hundai.
‘ ....... 'l . ‘ ”M" _
blamiord 1it__'0mf0(j. CARUSO CHOSE THE VICTROLA' Mrs. John F. Potter nf Hawthorn
_ .lt:.~t \l‘ll) “ilrurtfl (how thc Victroin street. Stamford. lit home front a visit
3049.000“). .litt. ' llotiut-ily is llitlllL' it run» oi Willi t‘clalives in South Norwullt.
Norwnlk iuvoi'ublt- rt‘plll'l lithllttlldu'l this isstrt‘ in 11'” lull “lhl‘” M“ “11ch who vpcnt ttcvtrral dttys l
"0W lh'nding llivcr and ~. '(‘Mlllm latrines an opinion ('tllll‘l‘l'fllnz ' ‘ ' .. .
‘u lllUI-lt‘lll itis‘i'umont ”in world sits
it} and littlvtis. llcuil his opinion now
i: i< on llic sixlccnth pogo.
Mr. llonneily dcliulita in having
nntont- coinc lit and hour their lav-
o. ito recon anti ll.lli Hippilctl :Il‘Vf‘rill
(‘liarlcs liocrunr. of tltc l'. S. 31‘
thv’liantpshirc, is visilittu his pnr-
nits. Mr. and Mrs. E. lltwrum, of
‘25 Woodward avenue.
Harbor Appropriations
For Housotonic Rivcr
For Britlgcport Harbor
For Wcatport llurhor . . . .
135,000.00,
058,500.1‘t0l
0,020.00
1
) i
$17,333.00? 1
For ;\"'““'k “Mb” """ . H imititl proof t'ootitn lor this purpose, Miss .icanncitc Ferris, «tillR (‘lllhi
For ”WWW“ Harbor ---- ‘l'r‘th-J‘l [Hon like music visit his storc and and Willis Boyer 0' Ridgeflcld. “'9‘“ |
For Stamford Harbor ”5,200.53; Hljtt)‘ the concerts that pro given. . visitor in NW York city. Sunday.
For Five Milo Rives 31,8500.)l ...-_- -_..._._ . —— illlll attended lhc violin recital given
For Cos Cob Harbor ,,,,,,, - 3.001).“ Tltc Advt-nt (‘lll‘l‘sllftll (‘hurch hpld by Fritz Kricaincr in Carnegie Hall.
For Grammich Harbor 213567.00 its wetlkly tt-atimotty meeting last til-i ~Theda .Bam 'm “Romeo and J“.
M‘mmg ' BM", George W. Tmplc,‘pns- liet," in 7 rccis. at The llegcnt. ncxt
Tolul 51.034.350.014”- W‘“ "‘ "mg“-
For Light-household Harbor Lights:
For Greens Ledge Light and _6
Signal Station. Norwttlk $00,000.00
For Lighted Beacons. Nor.
walk Harbor .......... ..
For Lighted Beacons, Long
Bcaclt, Norwulk Hurbor..
For Lighicd Deacons. Day
Beacon, Norwalk Harbor
For Light Pe. as Lodge and
Fog Signal l ........... . 39,000.00
_ Tuesday. ~
... .............
.
lnapcctor Clarence l. Finch and the
-_..~ _. n v assessors journe'ed north today in
small“ loin pork. -iic ll). N' \' Mk' ‘ Mr. Finch‘s automobile to investigate
PONTYS M95": SHOE i the complaints which have been msde‘
Fm! Pm“3' of NM“ MM“ slreel.» to the latfcr. This is in accordance
itnr. set out to xivc tho Norwaiks n‘ \(itlt Mr. Finch‘s offer made at the!
“‘“l shop» :1 place where anything nwctinu of the council Tuesday '.‘.'.’Pll~
pc-tainittg to lllt‘ music. iinc may be , lng. ‘ a; -' 1 |
, obtained. ' ‘. '
'l‘hc t-ltttugcs made rrccnlly have:
cou‘lpped this store. if you have
music wants inquire at lhc Purity
shop and your wants will be satisfied.
Morn than 5,000 pieces of sheet music.
will he always on hand. - i
l
The ‘l’aiacc 'l‘ltcnit-c ttudicnce nrc'
.t pun uSttottu Kain out] in whom .
0;.000‘
- 400.00
L ' l
~Frcrh shoulders, 18c lb. N. Y. Mitt.
‘______—-—~-
1 ~Homemnde sausage, 25c. N. Y. ilk.
.___...__..__._.
A cut lemcu will remove the mark;
made by strih'ng matches on \vltltc.‘
2,090.00
l . _.__.____
$102,500.00
Served in Congress during four Tar-
iff Acts—The Wilson-German Law;
--~Small loin pork, 200 lb. NLY. Mk.
Silk
Sct'gc Drcsscs. \\'ool l'oplin Dresses, . . i . . ,
l .\ \llt‘t‘ial high qualili uswt‘tntt-tit ni inattttttm
izcticrd '
c
t ' - -
i s ' - 1
10w" Dre“? for ditcrnoon and _ ‘ . ~t'l'gt‘ \vttlt broadcloth collars and ctttbrottlcrt-tl
“'9‘”; also 3 wonderful assorimcttt ”1 ( him)“ cilcctgmsillttittt'ltc——-ntttl titltct‘ up-tn-tlatc mud—
and L‘rcpc. dc Chine Evening Drcsscs. livci‘y t-ls. llrcyscs in this lot tltc most littcrcsting
drew in this lot is placml (ll lltc llllllitl’lil "“1"“ “l S"WHY h‘gh gratlc “”3"" ““0““!
Hwy/“'5‘“ t.» c
k“ this sczimn. Your l‘llillt‘t‘, ”tic-hall tltazctt
12 98 '
I
tttutlcls, '
$9.95
Our tremendous purchases not Showing Fashions of the.
you a saving of one-third . , ,
Beacon Blanket ' Moment Ill
ll git rc.
Robes specml at s - Gl0ves l0r All
“titaA‘cux” lilankcts sittiitl lit‘sl in um.- . '_ 1 ‘ l ; 1. . ~11 1-1- -1
class or tliittk,~—~titicxccllt-tl for warmth. Nyl‘h‘ ‘m'. mm" ‘9'“ U”) ‘H ‘4 ”5"”
“hotly" and firm, do“, ““1".“ \Vu mm“. \vomuti ‘u'tll nCt‘tl. \titt can :liltl lllllt‘kl lnvtl‘tc ,
P llllg‘ purchases of Beacon Blankets and lllan- f‘floF‘_[f” 09“" “mun“: h)" l'il‘mt‘i “34‘“ L‘
kct .littt‘ " it» for in advance of, lltc scasoti. III-A' 1..” and arc .m harmony. “"11 H‘.‘
Anion” :l‘. ri-st u'crc iltcsc \vclluttadc robcs “‘m'l' ltvcrypatr ofblovcs m u“? “-9": l“ '
”31...“? “anmwm TM)" are aitt‘ztt‘th'c "m- gcnttittc Boston Store quality. l‘rtt‘cs
tiiciits. ii'cltttiir; collar. culls anti pockcls‘; all 50¢. $1.00. $1.25. 51-49. $1.75.
50195. l.." l\ t‘l‘t‘lt‘t' -l$ llCSl . . . . . . . . $1 9‘ _ a $2.25
_ . '
Centre Department—Specials Tomorrow \ ..
Pearl Beaded Necklaces, Baby Pins ..... . 25c and 50c FanCy. Casqo Combs, $
. ‘ . 50c and 1.00'
. ' 25c and 50: Rhinestone Barrettes, Novelty Chain Purses,
Veil Pins ...... 25c and 501: , 25c, 50c, 75c .98c, 3,49, $1.98
Snowy White“ Linens 5
Appropriate for the “Thanks-
giving Day Festival
. “ . ’
\Vc bcltcvc we hnvc itttt-rprclctl tltc house—
UnderWear—Hoslery
in thisfiday of rising costs the splcntlidcyolucs
in our Underwear and Hosiery Departments
stand out as striking examples of thc buying
poker of thc llostott Store. it is a striking
illustration of how the many manufacturers
gltfe us the preference bcCausc ot' the cnor—
__ paint.
—8pectal date Saturday on all tfim-lW—L—
,y med hats. Lenox Milllnery. 20 South. ‘ ._ 1
Main St., South Nomlk, Conn. !8'[0RM subs N‘NE _ A
(Continued from first page.)
The Dingley Law; The Psyne Law and'
The Underwood Law.
This gentleman recites but ve
feebly what he has accomplished .tr-
ing his more than twenty years in
Washington..
You have heard from his friends
and associates tonight whit they think
of him, and to their words let me add
that the half has not been told.
We are proud of our friend and Con-
gressman and we want him to know’lt,
and now we propése to let him speak
for himself.. /
Gsntlemen.‘let me present E. J. Hill.
of America. -
The speech, which Hon. E. J. Hill
delivered at the testlmouisl rlnner tut
*Thedn Bare. in .“Romoo and Ju-
'llet.” in 7 reels, at The Regent, nextl
Tuesday.
n
W
A regular meeting of the W. C. T.
U., was held this afternoon at tho
home" of Mrs. Clarence Roscoe, in
Westport avenue; -’
anticipated a When the.tow. snivod
off Penileld reg! a gale stmck them
suddenly and tho‘tow paladin the
middle and the huge Grandma lost
her hatch. The sea. was curtains hith‘
NOTICE—sxscuros's SALE.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an execution to me directed
and delivered, issued by the City
Court of.Norwallr. lit-the action of
Chutes Sigswey VI. William Rotten
and Annie Ker-ten. on s Wont
wondered in said action cribs 17th
of the echo;
the mica lost not.»
shoot '30 mount. "‘11!
had sought gusty on one
batten.
The rout ‘of
and the burrs loonllllod with vole! ,
and sunk. but not bsi'qrc' the screw,
wife's nccds for This occasion and take pleas—
ure in»announc'mg this sale of fine Household
. Linens. When one considers that the sources
of supply are practically cut 00' this said has
tital intcrcst to all thrifty housckccpcrs.
' Blankets ! Tomorrow !
AtPositivelyUuma'tchfiblcl’ricfcs
81m Kentucky w'oot 'Blankctc $7.93 pr.
$10.00 Minnetma W601 Blankets $8.98 pr.
88.50 St. Mary’s Wool Blanket; 35,98 pr..
$1.50 California Wool Bloom - .98 pt.
$5.50 California Wool Blankets! ' ; r
ugmwmtmm 7 " " j:
mous quantities of goods we purchaso cach
season. -
Women’s Knit Union Suits.
" Special Tomorrow 6% , '
It is medium Weight, mark: of fine full bleach—
cd cotton yarns—cut to fit perfectly—every
seam carefully finished—neatly trimmed—4
withgsl‘teii crochet around the meek. It is.
the ideal' wright for right w wear. ‘ '
. .. , , , E IADS
vm'rs NNDaBAanS‘taoece lined)
VESTSR ANDBANTS (fiance lined Y. .,
BOSTON STORE SEOCKIQNGS‘szhchu ;
" in quality, fit and little
link or cotton. Prices,
shutteri- m
r
owning. will uppcsr In toll In tomor‘
‘ r
.... minim". r ”ii:
. ‘ ‘ “rm “'0
'u m dlyioviod . upon one m-cflildor Dorothy
tho . old will
or the
may
“nuns-mum» us or
Iii
s; stating. Wool mp amt;
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Norwalk Chronicler