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A New Feature this Season
Young Men's Suits. SnapDY. Stylish
Patterns. and all wool—Well
Worth $20.00
JOSEPH DAVIS "
85 Washington Street
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WEATHER FORECAST.
lI'ore(I1‘.~'t 101- Norwalk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight; Friday shun
For Connecticut: Partly cloudy
tonight Fridav showers; moderate
wi‘nds, niosili' southwest.
An area 01' high pressure.
fair weather. continues over
lantic states. The
ance is still in the Gu1iof Mexico,
probably south of Louisiana.
western disturbance now forms
trough extending from
I'I‘S.
the
gion to the Gulf of Mexico. Rain has 3
occurred ii'oin Texas
to Upper Mirhigan end on the
northeastwnrd
East
Gulf and South Atlantic coasts Mod-i
elste tempera i'111es continue 1‘11 the.
eastein dis trims, and slightly lo\11=1
temperature in the Plains states and;
Southern Rocky Mountain districts.-
F‘rosts were reported in the western
districts as far south as Kansas.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TO
DAY.
'l‘cnipcruttirc'. High. 8.2: 11111,
66. Rain.
A regular wecltlv drill of the
Company of Norwalk, (‘. H. G., was
held last night. in the :irmory. Cap-
tain Charles 1), Rogers was in charge.
A meeting of the Officers"
tion of the local fire department
held last evening. at which time mat-f
tors relative. to the annual i'iremcn‘s-
it is. now plan- '
[air were discussed.
ned to open the fair on October 2l6t,:
Wall:
is now;
in the Town Assembly Hall. in
street. The fair committee
hard at work zi'i'ranging the details for .'
the big time. and further announce-
ntcntSjwill be made later.
The directors of the Norwulk Pub-
lic l ilii"111v idvanced the time of tl1i‘1ii'
regular monthly meeting and held it,
last night ‘0 audit the months bills
and to make tur'tliei plans to help in
the raising of the share of Noi'walk
for the Soldiers' Libraries towliicli
the mayor's proclamation called :11-
tention last night. Most of the direc-
tors were present and the matter was
it has been hopI
ed that the advertising and the ap-
peals to the public \v'likh the pi 111%
so loyally gives. the moving picture
houses lending tlicii aid, will have
effect, but the State Campaign .11'as
begun very late and unlcss m'cv'v sin-
“le citizen can something little‘ or
much as he can. our soldier boys will
not be 1"'ei.1 well taken caie of in the - . '1
matter of reading this winter. Nor-
. walk is expected to raise 51,100 :1nd
reports from other. much .unz.1hcr
towns show enthusiasm, manv liming
alr'cad} finished theii quota. The (li-
rectors are putting tlieii ShOllldt’lH to
the whml and ask support and help
Money may be. left at the libi 11v in
the box at the desk for this purpose
and checks may be made out to any
Women! Here is
.A Dandy Thing
Few drops on corn or 111111.
stop pain. then they lift off.
Your-high hI‘els have
put come on your toes
and calluses on the. bot-
tom of yo\m feet, but
why care now?
This tiny bottle holds
an almost magic iiuid.
A geniui'. in Cincinntti
discovered this ctlier
compound and name-d it
freezone. Small hctilas
of frc-Ezonertcan be had
at any drug store for :1
few cents. Don't limp
or twist your face in:
agony and spoil your
beauty, but get a little
bottle oi” freezone and
apply a few drops on
your tender, aching corn
soreness disappears and
shortly you will find
the corn or callus so
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attended by .
Atfi
tropical disturb-.1
$119.
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mild, yet they “ Satisfy ’ ’ .’
Yes, this new cigarette u more than
just good- tasting, it delivers a new and
i important thing to smokcn— .’
Chesterfiel “reach home," they let
you know you are smoking—they
"Satisfy”!
Yet, they’re Mild!
Don’t be surprised-the new blend of
Imported and Domestic tobacco. does it.
‘And the. blend can't be capiecl.
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Let Chesterfield: give you new
cigarette enioyment.
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CI @ARETTES
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director, or to the. president. Dr. J. (Li HOSPITAL NOTES
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Gregory, secretary, 'l‘.. C. Balcom,
'librarian, D. S. Pinneo
Ravmond Wilson, of Taylor ave
:,nue and Miss Mary 821108, of 01111
istreet weie discharged yesterday.
Raymond Leimer of the 'Naramalte
{Home wag admitted yesterday.
A E- Godfrey | Miss Antonette Costenino, of As
The funeral services of the late Ar- cension avenue was admitted today
thnr E. Godfrey were ueld this after-
noon at. 3 o'clock from his late home:
194 Main street. Rev. Albert E. Bee-l J...
be 0f “19 Norwalk M- E Church 01'! Mon passionately desire to live at-
ficlated. and burial was made in Nor ter death but they often pass away
walk cemetery. A delegation of mem without noticing the fact that the
VIRTUE AND IMMORTALITY.
S. W. V., of which the deceased was ‘ways lives.
:1 member, attended the services.
1 "It is impressed upon the
lnext generation and is transmitted
again to the children. is not that
Mn. lubella smith 56m
The funeral services of the late Kropotkln
Mrs. Isabella Smith Betta. will 1111'
held tomorrow afternoon at. 2 o'clock SPANISH WAR VETERANS
from the late home or the decelsodl.‘ soon To cit-r MEDAL:
unrivaled and loose that
you can lift it on” 11' .1l11
the linger-11.
Just think! You get rid of a hard
at .1. '21" °' ' m I'm...“
as w a: hardened
without
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"4"de Daniels. 11-...
mam-«.1111
stratum“.
kickback
2 West Main street. Interment will its:
made. in Riverside cemetery.
MOM! of em Llfln
a Veterans of the Spanish-American:
war bill] now in Med with the
brands mud-ll. ordered w oil ”WU
MMJMMMSflm
a mummy”
mmammpwi .
hers from McKinley Camp. ‘No. 9 U imemory of a really good person ai-‘
ian immomlity worth striving for? M.
' i press Go. embargo has made it
,flcmufldmunlm mammnmhfi-
ot’ the module.
The medals are about the size of 11.
(1111111912011 the face is the figures
of two menvvith a background or
.palmtrees. indicative of the Philli- .
‘pincs. One of the men wears the!
._ unifmm of a sailor, the other that of
a soldier Below is the inscription. ;
;“Spanish.hine1ican w,ar 1898” On
the reveise side the inscription “Con-Z
:nectlcut for Service." This side of
the medal is embossed with thc Con
necticut state. seal. i
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TOWN CLERKS MUST
GO AFTER BALLOTS
. iN PERSON THIS YEAR
Announcement was made from the
:ofllce of the Secretary of the State
vesterday that all town clerks must
get their omclal ballots for the elec-
‘tlon this year from the once in per
30m The reason for this, it is ex-
‘ plalned. is because the Adams Ex-
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possible for the Secretary of the
.W State to send them by express u for-
o'flmmum
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cided that the only course open is to
make the town clerks appear at the
cities for the ballots.
TWO ASK DIVORCES.
Mary L. Bassett of Bridgepmt has
filed divorce proceedings in the su-
pcrior court against Louis Bassett of
Ludlow, Mass Desertion October 5,
l9l3 is alleged. The couple were mar-
ried Feb. 6, 1912. Mrs. Bassett‘s maid-
en name was Mary L. Collins. An-
other divorce action tiled yesterday
was brought by Nancy Angeletti of
Pittston, Pa. The couple were mar
tried February 15. 1913. Infidelity at
1111131011 is alleged. _.
After suffering with terrible pains in
his back and around 'hls kidneys for
eight years. and after having tried sev-
eral doctors and dlfl'erent medicines.
Alvis setters, Ade, Ind, writes: “Foley
Kidney Pill; were recommended to me
and the first bottle removed the pain.
After taking three bottles the blow
in; was all gone and has never both-
ered me since.” When relief can be
lid It) quickly fly not bani-ll back-
who. rheumatic Wall“ and wot:
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Knit, Knit,
Do Your Bit!
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i 'l‘honsands of 11111111 s111I11t1I1's 111111 111 llllLlS and
l sot-ks and othc 1' coiiiiorts 211(1 going to be nccdcd bv.
g thc l, .111ch 111115 this 11 iiitci'
'lliousands of 1111111011 1110 busilv knitting them
i totlziv.
.lic rou doing; your bitll Arc you helping the
} [it-(l (‘1'ossorilicN21vv l chime in this 1 splendid 1111111
, , You don’t knou 11011 to knit! That
ionicdicd.
: Right 11cm 11 itliout (harnc, instruution' 1n. knit-
! tin}: by an expat .tcc clicr.
1' without charge.
: Zil1111v11'omc11\1liodoknow11011 to knit, can learn
.lt-vcr 111115 to im: rcasc tlicir (I-i’fiticncv.
Third {11101.
is (Insilv
Please note that it is
home comfort I
1'111c-11c110 SClllll is bordered with tustcful (lo—
1 ~iII'11s 111 blue (11' _1(Ilio\1'. l1} spcciallv pretty for service
i’in slccpi111,I=—'101iin.2290 1'11'd.
Mcrccriscd scrim and marquiscttc is bcatitiiictl
bv iancy border. Excellent quality and 111th hand—
«one lustcr. 291' to 501,1111'd. 7
Madras iroiii Scotland is soft and hill drape
Ii'ncciully—— and is both new and att' active of pat-
(0111.291 and Joe 1'.a1'd
Rit l1 1clour i'or pillou s and table runners is plain
3i color~but 11 but beautiful hues. $2 a yard. 2
\cu (1st ropc porticrcs have cropcs of chenille 111- ~
icrn :1ii111I 111111 bands of tapcstr1'.A clcvcr combina— '
{wt and cffcctivc. $12.50 to $6.1
Third floor.
Hardwear rug
without scam-«ii 18
llcic is the 1111; for St‘l'l'lt c. in small room 1111011-
thcrc is to be hard service :—(ch1 or scuiiig-room or
libiarv.
"l‘is 11Brussclls rug of (Iron close staunch “carp.
And ’tis woven without a scam. That nicans it;
will “our (Ivcnlr all ovcr. That iiicans pattern is
3'1011' and sliarp' 111 all places.
In tans and mixed grccns and othcr
instciul color' iOr service in “homey” rooms
chcn bv nine foot—4518.» 1 .
Thiid iloor. _ ,
We’ll make 1 _ 7 1;:
your clothes. #1 gy-
. to order quick! '
For 1111111011411 special service that combiiics
:lotlics made to measure with prompt service! .
A suit made, according to style, for $10, $11 art;
A coat in long model made for $8
A Skirt made for $1. 50. '
Naturally we shall work only upon 11001011 lab—
tics purchased here.
And we shall stand back of eve1y1suit or coat or
skirt—4111' the storc’ s guarantee is that its tailoxing ‘
and fit shall be satisfactory. "'-
For the prices quotcd, we will make clothes com-
plete except for cost of fabric and linings rcquircd.
That p1 1011 includes all findings. It includes cov~
cring of buttons. It lcav cs no extras to be “tacked
on” to charge.
You know at the beginning exactly 11 but charm:
for completed clothes is going to be.
Yes; we shall make clothes in alltlie new styles.
Some of those styles have already been reproduced
here—and you may see them in a cotton textile.
That gives true idea of both fit and appearance; ox-
eels a picture by far.
We arc ready. Plenty of cxccllenkwoolcns are
ready. Many attractive styles are ready.
Test it and see! how great sati‘st'inctioa will manly;
flirt Mr.
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Norwalk Chronicler