.'and when appetite
JWRIGLEIS
brings" to the hot.
4???» _.
tooth a freshness
soothing balm
am of health.
:to thank Wrigley’s
It’s: tonic effect.
fix I
The Flavor La
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115...... back the enfhu—J
Thousands?" of soldiers
Jln Europe have cause
less
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and
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_ DEMOCRATS SEE J
OPPORTUNITY IN
DEATH OF HILL
(Continued From Page One).
The Democrats are slit'kihtr to tht1
two candidates named )‘1111111lday, as
1l11'r as can be ascertained. Judgci
Charles D. latckwood, of Stamford
law partne1 of National (011111.111.
man Homer S.Ctn1u11inns,sinte at-
torney for Fairfieid 1111111111 and “111111
111' Congressman Jeremiah Donman
. of Norwalk.
Republicans of the city hear they
can be sure of a candidate “ho 1till1
11.1a11d Rumor s11ys.1111111aly that (1'11IJ
Axel Harstrom, 11111on oi N111"111 11k for1
'lbe past two yzen's and proprietor,
of the H'ar'stiom Preparatory school;
for young men in that city not only.
. would accept the 11011111111111... but Is I
anxious for the mantle to fall uponJ
him. Friends are working! for I1i111.J1.
equally as energetically 11s it' he had
not been“ defeated for head of his city
by Donovan.
Conventions to nominate for 1ept'e-
J smtutive in Congress. as 11111 as
Bridgeport. is concerned, \viil prob-
ably be held during the week of 0c-
tober 15. The Democratic primaries,
are due on (October 11, when dele-
gates to the congressional convention
will be phose1fi/r‘l‘he GlepulCicans
will likely arrange primaries for the
same week orgearly the succeeding
Week. The last Democratic conven-
tion was in Norwalk but it is under-
stood the coming session Will be
either in Bridgepr 'l1 or Stamford, de-
pending much 111. t the. strength of
Judge. Lock"'“"i’s\ candidacy The
Republicans .:t'nu‘donbl 1'onvene in
Bridgeport us 11' 1111i. T111 congres-
sional committee MAI decide this sil-
nation.
Regarding the Lashar candid .acy lo-
11"11 Republicans say be is Well suited
ductile place. They bristle when
anyone questions his partisanship
and declare he has been a believer
:11 national Republican doctrines for a
..uumber of years. That he was 011111
elected a membei of the council berml
as a Demo 1:‘they discount as he
material; 011 the other hand the
1
”.1‘—...” _._..
TIRED .011 LIFE
Constant Backache
. andJRheumatism'
Foley Kidney Pills fixed ‘91 Tons brakemnn
loll. 'Isood u ever.
Almost down and out with kidney
trouble Rheumatism so bad he could
scarcely get up when he mt down.
Back ached all the time.
No wonder Mr. F. A. Wooicy, brake-
than on the road from Dallas to Jack-
non, Texas, "was tired of living.’
“I saw Foley Kidney Pills miter-
tlsed " he said "I took some and 111m 1'
a short time was thoroughly Cured
and am having no more trouble;
tour kidney ills will disappear—
and witht‘hemthobacknche and 1I1.u-
«autism, by tho use of Foicys Kidney
Pills. ‘ Once your kidneys become
«Iron and actiye, aches and pains
will isoppcar like magic.
'i‘here'haf nothing to equal the genu-
het Wil help "b.1033“? of kidng’ymd or bladder
trouble not
Contain“ inn-mini drop.
Btiiisqn- -Powoli Commie; ‘
; and J J J JJ J
1.~1111n 11nd has jur-t lately been 11111111111
Jllepublit'ans llii\"." rested
Jed as a trinity.
I
.0111»: 11111 rythm, melody
J
I‘)11111111'1'.'1ts do not believe 1.1141111
J11 onld stand as 11 itepubln-an.
'l‘ln- ndnliuist 111I111 has bunch I‘
.1i1. 1.111111: 11' “it It 51111' 1' .tl appoinl' 1'1 lI‘SJ
in recent years. lieu ' 11 membe. ot‘l
"tht Stratlord 111'11111' bridge conuuis-
chairman of the cLIy's 'l‘Ialiic com
mission to 1111111111111 betterment In trol-
I1,\ routing here and carry on the
city's light against the six~c11nt fate.
Although the time prior to 1111111.
inalinu‘ is brief lllt‘i‘t‘ is. bound to
h (Oi’lSltll‘l'illilt' amount of discus-
ion 10111111'1115-1"1111i‘ti"11:i1'l‘1r ,t'111-
.1itl'11'.e Aspirants will I11» numerous.
with ‘.‘1111v
messlnan ilill 11s the per-pt tunl (iiillll
date for many yema and now that
he has gone those with eves on llli
greater opportunity will lose no
1'1:1111'1~111 Ink-1 adv 1111:1211 01‘ an}. sit-
nation which may arise.
17 ,000 RESERVED
SEATS ARE SOLDI
Chicago. Oct. i.--ltlosl of the 17.111100
reserved seats for the world‘s Series
Quint1 at White Sox Park were tii.'.-
tl'ibntr'd today” A record of curb
ticket sold has been kcpt. and with this
the 11‘11‘1'. otticiaiiy hope to stamp out
1i..'l:~~t scuiping.
dealpcrs. who up to today have been
advertising that they would have plen-
ty of tickets. appeared to have lost
some of their confidence and refined
to guarantee tickets for any of the
games here.
That detectives have been int'esii
gating applicants for tickets became
known today when it was announced
that 119 persons who had been noliticd'
to call for their tickets would find that
their reservations had been cancelled.
and that. it would be impossible for
them to see the game in a reserved.
seat. ‘
The White Sox,1tfler a day of idle
yesterday on account. of rain, are
booked for two days of idleness on ac-
count of rain, are hooked for two days
at stiff practices.
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MUSIC AND ITS TRINITY
What we call music is well describ-
The three compon-
and harmony
Rhythm'is to music what. the will is
to the individual. The rhythm of mu
Isic is ,its physical side,- just like the
body or flesh of the human being.
Melody in music parallels the heart.
(or blood), a component part of the
individual. Harmony is‘ tne soul of
music. jut as feeling is the soul of
the human being ,also possessed of a
three fold nature). The triple ele-
ments in music are represented in
the history of the world first by the
drum (rhythm); second, by the lute
(melody), and third by the lyre (har-
mony). Music lays its first hold on
the human understanding by its
rhythm. All men are influenced by
it. even savages. And every soldier
(with or without an ear for music)
can appreciate the tap, tap of a; drum-
mer boy's drum and can march loun-
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jto see my sure”
[who was con]
J non-paylnem
11.111111111111111
ETSSIG
lilt- “
3‘ Lil}
Illiilll Hill
liliri’iiliilili
.
Quick Verdi ct Agra ains tNew
i'
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turret
NEW YORK. Oct. «in-xx '1'-=11lirt of
"1'111910 in 121111: 1111' 3111's. \‘ Dignity:
.‘J1'_v111'~l .'.\?) in l. 'l "till. 111'
til' 11~ Jitl'd \11'. .1..
F1 Jul . Mayo. 1. '.'.1... 1'1 .11
' 1.1.11.1111-11 1T New 31141. 1‘111111
1 . .1'111111 down by :1 supremo Hull
.'1111' In. late yesterday.
The 11 '.1-1 1111» 1'1- ' 1:".
and \i: .1., \111'1
Slit)
1111111:
"I 111111 Mr.
:‘ll't‘l'l Jail. Iiz'ook
"Neither of us.
’I-‘1l
1'1' 11
wife.
11111 whom Mr.
1.1)! married"
lit-lint
.'dis1losul'11
J,Osbor1111
Inc from Justice
that if the Jury
May'os
in .. .1 .
Evil: 11 mil» i today 11 \ 1111-1111....
111: 11'i1d 1111
1i‘4hi by 11 Menuhin 111'1 :;11l11".'1
J1r1.'l\1'.l ,"'\\lI1’It‘
Mayo in tit-«‘-
"Who was in jail,
asked the attorney.
I was in love with Mr.
M 11 yo" 11 11 11w.
9'? Ji"l‘~"lll introduced 1111- to .\i 1'.
1 friend.
succeeded
1 \‘1‘ll
‘.l (If in
31 131'1. 111.11' 1..-.11., The ‘1") ran.
'.’1-111111 its \‘t‘l'tll-‘i aittr 1111111.:1'. the
1'-.1:111‘;:111:1n"-1 i-‘c 111111 out) .1 Men
1.11 19111.11. .1 in lulull til \lam.
.\l1'~HT‘l'_\ :'.\l'.1_\'o‘.< 11112‘11iaint was
111.11 "It inutni ‘ M11311 ll‘ l‘iali.
>‘ .EJi '111..1 111i H: 91.1 1..1;11-
1x111) 21'1'1'1‘1 to hilly“ 2:1111'111'l 1'1 111‘
" :' 1‘1'1 1'! 11.11" :11 11 'l.11! “Fr had
11; " . I; 1-11'111'11'd 3.11 i‘lm‘t 1:1'11
1 " 211.111.. 1’21 The itmt‘
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19.1.1 1'11. I-:11‘_1.l1'.1‘.1‘111~.:‘1]1~' ‘1l1“ '1
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.‘.1i1111 I111] i1111 11::1i111111 111;:1'1l7'1l
1':1"1.1ih;1:1 1‘1atl1is1'Il1nl
l'1'1JJ-1l1 i $27 “1'“ and ll11iI llt' ltll
1.4.11 \\‘;1~ 111111iy 1110\11i11l [111
.'11 21111 \1-1'1' 1111111111': of the lf-sll-
11111.13' 1I.-'- plaintiff 111111 on the 111'!-
1111 '1' stand and said that in addition
111 other 1111111'i1112111i:1.l News Ham
hull actual‘y Helen lit-1' from her
s-il‘r‘i'llitlll‘l l‘vlcrs 111, ohm l‘t‘ll'l‘itlll
him-«It 11.11 111 jail for 11111171111311111nt
of alimony.
M1", Mt'1;.'1'."-llu.\‘o l"‘.\‘llllt d that she
\piii 3.
When
121111 M11111 \lll‘ 11>-
lla) 1111111d
iyn.“
you or Mayo?"
1 was ("illinu there
man, 311'. Peterson,
11~nlporarily for the
limony tn 11 former
l’t'tt-i-
IIIr. l‘et-
Mayofhis
One thing led to another. and
it wasn‘t Iona: before Mr.
Mayo and 1
\it's \ieytr\i.1m made this
lawyer James W
in getting 11 rul-
(loll to the effect
fmtud that Mayo
or and better ' for its-Philadelphia ‘
had broken any prmnise to marry the
plaintiff the damages should be 11'1-
sesscd at the time'hc was making
only $2,500 11. year In 1901.
The testimony showed that when
his slcnogzrupher killed herself In
New Haven thinyo was living with.
Mrs. Meyer-Mayo in New Haven: that
he also lived in Brookhn with Lois
Dudley, and that In addition he had
a Mile. Mrs. Florence Weeks ‘.\lilyn
in Scranton, l’a., by whom he had
two daughters then grown.
HARTFORD HAS A NEW BANK.
Mercantile bank of Caracas of this
city has filed articles of incorporation
with themsecrctnry of state, showing a
capital of $8,000,001) and beginning bus
incss on $500,000.
paid the state.
o
YEA VERILY.
“Remember, daughter.
not gold that glitters."
"Oh, i know that. all right. motlr
er. The people with plenty 'of brass
attract a lot. of attention ”——Yonk1-1
Statesman.
that all is
BOTH MOTHER
AND DAUGHTER
Relieved From Pain and
Suffering by Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound. ‘
Brooklyn, N. Y. ——“For three or {our
years I suffered a meat deal of pain
eriodicnlly, so I won dhave to lie down
My back would ache and I would feel
very weak and mis-
arable. I remem-
. - beredhowm moth-
J tfar had tong reliief
1 tom 11 y us ng
Lyditi.’l‘]n.l Pinkham’ 5
Vegetable Com-
1 pound and I decided
l to try it, and thanks
to the Compound it:
helped me not. as it.
- didm mo er, arid
I am rec from pain,
backache and that:
general weakness that was so hard to
beer. I am able to do my work during
such times and am recommending Lydia
E. Pinkham 8 Vegetable Compound no
my friends who suffer as I did. "-Mias
META ’l‘innnsmtn, 1622 Jefferson Ave,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
To know whether Lydia E.
Pinkham'sVegetoble Compound
will help wriivoou’hydio just twp“. For
advi
lot 1500. comm! manual”.
Mm“ gout-lam J otherwiflboop‘on
scald-d his
nod.
oudhoidino 1 mm
HARTFORD, Oct.11i.——The American 1
A fee of $1,000 was '
I'm- '
all Showing of»
Tailored Suits, Coats and
Dresses
11:21.11 .1 Z1131 line at {Traps Georgette and
[layxrie Waists 1a the latest models.
i'l'lE LiTiLE SHOP
60 .wrtham Si".
1
I
i
l
i
k
o.NorwaI
.2,
'7’“.-\
and Enameled Beds
New and Most Attractive
Line in All Sizes and Many Ar-
tistic Models Not Before Shown
A Bli‘ "For“: oi W11" "11 Wire Springs, Mal-
Brass
Til;
.5 ‘
1.“ :trcsscs 111". d Piiicwsj
R ”.YMOND c1; SON
’ F'ccral Directon and Furniture Dealers.
Wall .1 .‘1 High bits. Norwalk
' I 11 Jr... RKISAL I’lO'TEL
I:- .1 '1 rooms by the 6'1." or route. Steam heated, electric
lights 1:11 cas Fine Cale attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and A'1rican style.
21min? ..-. .411-
Co 1 c‘ Vonroc and Chestnut St. Tel. 1555.
N. I ‘lSESA. Manager J. DISESA. Proprietor
0.. 131;..JAJJCKSON.
OPTOM" .leRIS'I
153 Wall Street. Norwalis. 1
anvp'rox LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
"”67f".©>" J‘ -71"
..“1;.l..-_. .15.: . ..
I
l“—
THE MAHACKEMO
BlNiNG ROBM
Is 01111111 ALI. DAY
SERYICE A LA CARTE
Oystcrr, Clams, Lobsters and
everyti'iing in season at reason-
able prices.
Duran uonsr.
(Gregory Doulevardl
East Norwalk
Opens May I
SHORE DINNERS AND Am
KINDS OF SEA ’FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
'1'
JOHN E OHSULLIVAN PW
FURS
:Remodeied -- Repaired
Fur (oats and stts 11111191
from st'ltxt'it'd skins,
,on Saturday. Tim:
1 Main street.
Little Shop,
Night School
In Session
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday Evenings
Hours 7:15 to 9:15
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sten-
ot-ypy, Typewtiting, English,
Spelling, Penmanship, Letter
Writing,
Merrill Bu mess
College
South Norwalk
11.1 (11 (let
(11111131 received
North
Telepho: to 720 .3
- TEETH - ‘1,
WITHOUT PLATES 1
D1. 1.111. harem
16 80. Main 311.. so. Norwalk, or...
HoursBa. m. tofip. m.,7t'o8p.,n.-
Sundays By Annointment Only
The Banner Bakery
l
Tel 367
5 Monroe ctr“!
We are now able to supply'ou
:ustomers with PIES, made th
order each dayf. We also have ,
SUGAR BUNS and GOFF‘E‘T1
RINGS in addition to our reguhl
stock
A. M. WOOSTERT—g
AT IORMEY AT LAW
'l.'.‘itclixamlne
r I
.8. Patent +- Send. J
J'Jilicc . for Booklet 1 31"
'on Patenth;
. JP > 'i
E 1115 rum Maser
oaxoorron r. connumcu'rl
J .:.-.22.-
taxesess SERVICE AT_FRBCGH11:
‘ Send 11 MI‘SSK‘llizl'I"---S(‘llll the Children
M111! Your Orders or Telephone
we treat your orders right. Goods
are selected with great. care and sent
to you at once without cost. The
Shell Shur‘On and Other Mot ntinza.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Ocullsu' prescrip-
dons promptly filled. Export Repairing.
1
- nut
{Do ‘1{1.___)___ur Bit by Making Your Own Clothes
...Tr
111M111» 7423
Nimt 73.19
-, .‘0 retail ouch
“ 31mm 71111
Skill 73!”
10 wot- (‘lli
Pictorial Review Patterns
Guarantee style. guarantee cconomv.'l‘hcys:1\c from
one-half to one whole yard of material on ever) drc 55.
October Patterns and The Fall Fashion Book
now on SALE
JAMES DONNELLY
"1
(‘zntutur 7U!
L'i‘llll
10
11-‘Iilur 7"? (f
35 will.
A
goods are. right, and so is the serv-
Ice. We satisfy you always.
H. A. MEAD
Dwain
8 North Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble man
right around when something like
this happens in your home. It your
PLUMBING
ls defective, antiquated. unsanitary
or worn out, have us make neces
sary repairs or install a new system
of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and“ Heating
Tel. 1354
North Main St. South Nor-walk.
THE GILLETTE WAY IS THE
BEST WAY, THE EASIEST
WAY OF ALL SELF-SHAV-
ING. N0 STROPPING, N0
HONING.
SHAVING with “THE G_II.-
LETTE” is the simplest kind
of an act; Follow carefully our
You are sure of satisfaction because
Stamford. Part Chester RATES TO NEW YORK
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN-1
. n ..- - -...1 PORTATIOU LINE. Inc. ;
J “J YOU (JZJKNKIOHIJ COME TO J Freight boat leave: Pier 45. in .1
J 0” “01“" River, rm York (tool a! .111ch ‘
8t.) every uay except Sunday, at 3 p.
m. Freight received at Norwalk up to _
5 p. m. and at South Norwoik up to 1
5:80 p .m
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
1 North Main Street
833--Phonos-- 1 5 3 2}
Whilman’stocoiates ,
Drugs Preset-Infinite
fl;
REBUILT TYPEWRITERG—L. 0.
Smite. vnderwool.
all other
' 1,, makes.
per month. Machine- ,
sold at E35 per month. 3 1
PLUM
TYPEWRITER BEXCHANGIJ
llYoquiave J
1 Any Junk
““L S. Jalle
ITTO
‘ v
50. N OR WA LK - f: - C O" N. directions, and the result; will Successtfilgevz$ Efl'ron
be mm“ “mm"?- 37 Fort Street, East Norwalk
P .
COLLECTIONS _ ; THE GREATEST
O t; d rt 1'. J
of seclhgfiiimam $331111“ ogrgzfiizlgcmls tglitgtlgfgtl FOOD VALUE
to uslIVith direct con' (11ng J J. "J'JMJ'J'JJ'J ' ' 9 '
es on n '.
enabled to make promgt an?! sztfiaganggetufigtfisauwzax: Fmble S PICS
We would be pleased to explain how well equipped we are 1 J -‘ 1
to serve you—the ofilcers of this Bank are always to be seen A brand new set for the 301- The Most Economic Des-
. and consulted ' dier boy leaving for the front. Sold l All Sl ~
Th C. . Call and see it. 1 80". a ”rot
, C lty Natlonal Bank Albert D. Morgan Try Them-
South Norwalk, Bonn. . WASHINGTON STREET _____._.__ ,______.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
1111111111 113.3 ' 137 Washington St.
“Building Materials of Every Kind
Sewer J; Pipe-[Laud Tile, IWell Pipe
QFiteProoling Material, etc.
Fall Suits and
Overc'oals -
NEWEST MODELS
$12.50 to $22.50
.Cupyrigbl-Ollohing Co.
3 N. 1111111 st.
..
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. ..1...
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a
so. Nomlic
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAK ER
fl'ol. Office. 1069-3: House, 098.
27 WASHINGTON 81‘.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
r. s. no.1. ‘
Job Printing
8o. Nomadic
repaired. Rentals, I " ‘ .
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,
;
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Norwalk Chronicler