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lupitov. 2 1918 ii and Personal ;
m m AW“: POD 2. v ,
. rouonitow at N E WS
“03:30 I. 314111” p. m.
"fl. 0:“; at: 4:47.
r of the Associated Prcss.
sociaud l':~ is :5 f—Kt'i‘lrlleiy a; ill.» thin.“ oi Mr. and Mir: Lurk
. _. to llzv i .- tor pubi. .ilZUD 0’ wood. \\' iaull l'oini Road, last Wodnwe
”5 din-mid“ “‘l“~ii"d ”i i or tlain ‘ll ltUntl' of l’l'l\ulk William t“
Wi“ib(‘ in Hit: Ni“ NJ” “'5“ Thompson. who i.~ home on a tut'louuh
i. Mi news Dilbiirhtti itit'i" front Ailiilllr'cir i“¢tllt‘lll,‘.§_ piano and
rights at liltu‘bin ilWi “" ~p€<_ the \‘ictiola kept til? party in good iluv
,flayatt-ht-.~ tartan we I"? "9' mor all t-tenltig. At 9 o'clock tilt-l”
' . sat down to a‘temptin’g supper, by
which flit-t llOSlEbE is well
Among those that weir prcsciit wmc
v
_v__~.._v
A u-ly injtltubic . i'cmnu, was spent
mil-REL, nu:-
ICG
Mrs. William Moore. Ethel Morrtll.
PHONE CALLS William C 'i‘ltonipmin. Miss Wilcox.
.‘ir and Mrs it. It Morrill, Mr. and
ROOKIE—92. llrs. ll, Lockwood. ,
Oflice~93. in... Minute Taylor. of 7c. liaibot
1k Branch DECO—1388. ‘.l\ «nuc, received word lfrom her sop.
I ' , , Still! ant “on A "ay or. of his sac
W S hesidence 218 2' 1492 ‘ arrival ()YF‘lSL‘IIS. St-rgcant Tailor was
w Editors Residence—f . “Till the old Slhlll (‘t‘fllpanyx which
M38 Manager 5 Remenm" ict't licrolust spring for Fort Terry.
11342. and later muted to a SOlilht'l'n camp
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F (‘lllt‘llPSlt‘l‘
and hl'tllllt‘l‘. .t Dtil’t'n, of East Norwaik.
SIGNS 9F DEMOCRACY will more next wcck to Trenton. NPW
“are is no loom-r titut'll it‘ll-“Jill lvrsu. where Alfred t‘liichester has
Mt it. (lctmany is goinx 1“ 'Jt' tie"? taken a position with the Pennsylvaii
mic Not much iia.‘ :tt'lutiii) llt't‘ll la Railroad.
— «3.
. tulle lb? change lb?" “"5 "“3“” "V' his parrots, Mr. and Mrs. S: Phautf.
- m spirit of (icrman tliottill‘li and m‘ Nag—walk,
m“: We mm” ”disrcgt'ttti ”1P \irs. Marv ll. Mitclicll, of 2.39 Flak
m notes-to President \‘liilmn as Hill Road, is spending the month of
mt ‘0 dw't‘WPv \"t‘ll11“1".""‘“' Vim November with ill‘l' duughte‘r, . lit-s.
~filpl¢ion t-l’cn tlii l‘f‘hi-llllil(lll oi l.l.l l'harlcs \v' Staring. in i'tiion, pr
~M‘fl. ilic liiwi‘atitlu til lit ilitllt‘t‘ili Jersey.
“ all”. poliht'al mjmm‘” “MAM?“ .\ttoliil3 r‘l'aitk ii. .‘il‘lL’ilUllSt‘. valio
”fixation of ”.m ””5 “rum,“mp has been \isiting his brother, “A R.
m' But "Mkm'i it” ”u" ”Hm‘fl‘w' Mol'ciiotisc. has l't'llllllOli to lii< homt
”a". deliberatr attempt on tilt' part in (”w I-‘iill~' N Y.
'd‘hfim‘m‘lm. gmvminlmllri 1” M".— lllr. and Ml‘h_ John ban, of Bill"
’mdeus that ”WWW“ H "mm,“ .1...” bank strcrl. arc spending tlte “‘t‘l'K
mm" the "“"’“““‘”“ ”i 'V"i”“"‘,‘m,,i t'lili in Ncwhurgh. on tiit- Hudson, tilti
. menpokenmtn ~‘htlu tilo- loam-n wot -. WM” of "Mm“.fi
ill. and Mrs. Howard E Johnson.
of Now t‘anaan. were tho guests of
Mr and Mrs. George E Linlltmllrk’.
oi Lentix plaz‘t’.
lira. Anita Lumilct‘t. lormcily of
Soiwalk, has been appointed matron
oi the lloiiioopatidc hospital at \l'cst
Philadelphia.
Miss ircnt- Winters. of High strcct.
W South Norwaik. has returned from a
”H, \tuittei‘n trip, where she visited rcla
tires. "
Word has bcvn rcceived from Pri-
ntie John 1“. (‘i-cauh. of France. He
m “Tilt-s he is in the best of health and
The storm is l'ixinlz. Leaders ”‘1'”
in]: who tell ”to icrmait pou- Mrs. Kecc. of Park street. has rt‘
the truth. and they or» listened to turned to lit-r homo after a vary on
with growing intcrcst. (it‘i'inilln' may lovable visit in Vrrmont
‘50 bola, after all, to work out luv-r Rcv. and Mrs. L. It. llowcll lia\t-
‘ own political regcncrution and do rctttrttcd to liltlll‘ home after a-tvttdai’.
ml) houwlcnninu to lll:!iit‘ it [l.l.~’- vacation.
In“ 1"" 690"!“ Winn-q 1” iwncii't" iii»- t‘ttt‘cliti .\l. lump of llrooklrtt.
w 1“" hereafter. is spending the week end witii Mi»
11' she cM- “0 mmil tit" Wit-t liv— l~‘lorcnct~ itiit-in-ti, of Flax Hill Rood,
German dam“ m” “MI?" ”'5 Mrs. Hiram lllli'iS‘. of Now ('uttaan.‘
We. process. (lur M'smm‘“ ‘5 :poiit a TOWJiuVS with her sister, .\lrs..
’0 ft: the flames 0' t‘mrman Wm" \rtltttt' i“li('il of Holden avenue I‘
”Vile propaganda and by i‘i-lt'llliiws ‘ ' , , ‘ _ l
“mm pmnure. . Mr. and Mrs. William Rood haw
__,____ . irentcd thoir liomc oii «l‘uil'lltlld tin-mun;
iaml moved to the city for thc winter.
‘ no people demand lilt‘ uilditillittn
d The Kaiser an the man who t-:.ti.v -d
‘0 III." shouts liurl' Kill-lilc lit tho
Waring. Tho lioichitziu i» still in.
“u more than a llt‘ilflillll! Sflt‘ll‘ii ro
. wins constitutional power L'o, but ”S
l“ ‘wtes hnvc i‘logttn to count, lt\ mem—
“I are sparking out. its no llt‘it'iht'll:
when; ever did bcfore.
K it! the same with the pro“.
h; willingly subservient to
lmvtuttloi‘s and diplomatic liars.
w Maple arc it'd up with 'tli<~ old
9." says thr- Prankfurtcr Xvi—
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, EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN ,
g}! I! coming to be accepted. as a
Matilde. that a woman who docs it
“I'd work should get a man's pay.
tad- principle is being applied in
branches of war work/Mid in York. are visiting
- ~- occupation: into which women Camp “1‘99?-
" been driven by temporary war: Bernard J. Kcllv. of 31 \\'utt~r sin-ct.
Privutc Thomas Riordan. who
aomcwherc in France,
at thcir home in
know it. .
miiSilt‘dfiS l“"- but 5h" i" ”n “W SergeantMayor Thomas 1'}. Spino
. . llamt‘oturncd to t'nmp Downs. after _
MI lptistwottliy rppol‘lr ot lalt‘ Hit silttndiltg u Mth-‘ntltiy furlouuh with
:sweetcnlng and purifying the entire!
‘Iliniéntary canal before putting more;
:, vigoraiiiig.
1.911ch have been rem-mo front .skln. so 110'! water and limestone phOS-
ls ,‘phate act on the blood and intcrnnl or-
inns.
Howard and Kennuth Smith. of Now atlpzttinn, bilious attacks, ucid stom-
‘ach. rheumatic twinges. also those
pallld, are. assured that one week of
WhO‘iP skin in allow and complexionl
on warm sum
“HEN A [KIRK
mum nu. um Willi
TRAIN sumac-i ism
Tl‘NNEL wiiu.
ice-mud tro- htd M).
tump‘n) tutu-uni to ‘Ulb today and
tramc on :b« liiuoltlyn ribbon) and
L‘luatul lanes wu n-atonsd to flUl'
mat. chiot I'as exprt-w-d by the
men that the—Lr attrnipta to tune a "“2
tit—mun flout the company had result-
rd, indirectly in the wreck.
l‘ndcr the terms of settlement the
company agreed to reinstate Iht' dist
charged union employes with their
seniority rights. in case of futihcri
disagrctmcut, it was mutually 8):]?in
to >tibmit the differences to the Pub
lic Scrut-c Commission. The com~i
patty also agreed to enter into an
agreement with union OIlK‘l'diS cont-wit
iiig bettei working conditions. ‘
William Lewis, the train dcspaich»
er. preoscd into sci'vicc as a motor-
‘man. and Samuel lluswi’, a guard on
the train, tit-re itrraigticd in a l’olitc
court, today, on a charge of homicide .
and were held for examination on
'l‘lturmiay. The magistrate reluacd to
grant a modest. madc- by an uttoriicy
for the transit company, that thc cle-'
feudaitts be admitted to bail. ‘
Luwis told Mayor liylan and “iv dis»
trict. attaincy today that he went to
work at 5. o‘clock, yesterday morning,
as a train tieopatt'hct'. and that at 4:30
in the aim noon lie was aaslgucd as a
moloimaii on the Brighton Beach line.
being willing. after nearly tw'citc‘
liours‘ of work. to take this low ,iob.
because lic “allied to Furl) extra
money for his family.
When his train was mot lng down1
public affairs.
the winning of the war.
public.
the State of (‘onnccticut
' HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
‘ , AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY~TRY THIS!
8m clan of hot water with ' Sixth Senatorial District
pboephato before breakfast
washes out potions.
lily. Senator (‘harlcs E.
candidate for rc~clcction.
'l’o we illt‘ tliigc of healthy bloom,3
in your face, to pee your skin geti
clvaicr and charm, to wake up with-i
out. a iicaduciic. backache, coated}
tongue or nasty breath. in fact to?
feel your best. day in and diiy out, jtixt.
try litsidc-buthiug every morning for.
one weck.
Before breakfast each day. drink a;
glass of rcul hot water with it $3.,
woonful of limestone phosphate in it‘ |
it's a harmless means of washing from
the stomach, liver. kidneys and bowels'
the previous day's indigestible u'aate,f
sour bile and toxins; draconian-inn;
his constituents and was
side of public oticstions.
be Republican.
better results from a man
son by voting for him on
Judge Ncht'miah Can
bated for Representative.
food into the stomach. The action of’
hot butter and limestone phosphate onE
an cmpty stomach is wonderfully in?
It cleans ottt all the court
fcruiclitationls. critics and acidity and
givcs one it splendid appetite tot"
breakfast,
A (lllul'lf'l' pound of limestone phos--
phate will coat, very little at the drug,
store but is aufflcient to‘demonstmtot
that just as soap and hot water
cleanscs, sweetens and freshemi the
ily. His associate on the
sideration.
o clock and close at
Thor-to who are subject to con-
Republican Efficrency' f
VS.
Demon-ado homely
The taxpayers of Norwalk
do not have to be told how
incapable the Democratic Par—
ty is in the administration of
Nationalwise the support of Republicans has al-
ways berm essential in the passage of measures for
the public Ltood. President Wilson has relied on VHS
support in puttingr through Congress measures for
their means and sent their sons to the fiuhtinitr line
for their country only to be told now that Republican -
Cotturcssutcn arc not wanted. Never was such par-
tisanship bcl'orc exhibited by a President in this Re-
Statew isc the record of Governor Marcus II. Hol-
comb has ncu-r been excelled. When he took office
‘ adminixtralion the indebtedness has been converted
itito a surrlus and today the state is f rec of debt. His
associates on tltc Republican state ticket arc plcdlrcd
to a continitaitcc of this economical policy.
If our local interests are
should be a Republican member from the Twenty-
scittativcs iii the next session of the General Assem-
sion entitles him to be returned. He was fair to all of
Consequently our District will get
party. Show your appreciation of Senator William- :
ential members of the House of Representatives. He .
is one of horst‘ulk’s most foremost and highly re-
spected citizens and in this stronl.r Republican town.
his rc-elaction is a f oretrone conclusion. The town will
honor itscll by giving him an unprecedented major-
is well known as a successful business man. His hair i
ment is excellent and all matters for the welfare of
the town entrusted to him will receive careful con-
- The polls open Tuesday morning at 6
Pull over 'the Republican lever when
you on er the booth on election day.
Republicans have elven of
owed millions. but by wise
safeguarded there
and two Republican Repre-
Williamson. of Dorian. is at
His record in the last ses-
always found on the right
The General Assembly will
belonging to the dominant
Tuesday. .
(ice. who has been rcnomi-
was one of the most influ-
ticket. Samuel J. Watkins.
5p.in. l
“was to
nw¢aoao'oowfl
{Boston Storei
.12on Good Value Items.
.4
i it
TONIGHT
From 7 to 10 o’clock
I
0
:5 Men’s .tu Linen Handker-
l chiefs
ii 323;“ . 3 51.00
1.1513: Kimono Flannel
.‘ , W, , 196
i i Sierpcntinc Crepe
19c
5. Gray and White Blankets
l Value s: {m pair $1 98
_ .. .
..,.
, pH'
. , .
l . bur
0
Pain Soap
:7... "h' 66.
Fancy Silk Ribbon Q
29c
' Waxed Lunch Paper S
5 HULLS FOR 190‘.
Nippon China Tea Cups .
and Saucers I
ml of ~ix
$1 .49
1 r
. '1, l-‘ur, pair
36 Inch Percale
‘i it:;:,.til‘a:ld::9t. 22c
.2: 58 Inch Bleached Table
c Damask
3. Spiwl‘ili: 39°
, ya rd
Full Size Sheets
‘
, .. $1.19
r.
0
Women’s Muslin Nilrht
Dresscs 1‘
1.33.?” ’1 'i .. . $1.19..
Women‘s Shirt Waists Q
96c I
linitulur 3?] 22'».
"or -'
t
39c t
Bandcaus
All sizcs.
Regular Dill'. l‘m‘
t .12‘.‘,“‘.5.i.“’.
Black Satin Charmcuse
. . $2.79
Kolvnos Tooth Paste
35c tub.1 190
For .. .
Armour’s Toilet Soap
I lirgulur tic tillit‘ 5c
-l~‘t:r........
Women’s Cashmcrc (llovcs 0
Value 75c "
l-‘or. pair 59°.
Women’s Fibrc Silk Hose '
Worth 65c. 49c .
l'or. pair . . . .
Wool Serlre Dress Skirts Q
Valuc $5.9it IIII _, , 53'98‘
Ft Ir
crossing 1 river. ”
York. said:
point only.
tirade toward the tunnel, just prior to
the accltlcitt. it was going thirty miles.
must pay for womon should ilt‘ adopt-
” My because. of it.‘ wonomic
wine. but FhOlle be adopted Tl," til-c
W lined Stated as a "pear-:- it-rm,‘ m-
canary for‘upin: sucuewt'ully with
afterthowar conditions. :
Hundreds of tliouslands of mltlit't‘s,‘
lite explains, Rimming froiifwfitr.
will find their places occupied by wo~
Ellen. if those women are drawing
”8 Day than men. there will be "a.
mural temptation on the part of (Fill-l
era to keep them. Thus the sol-i
flags, after all their service and sad-i
Men, will find their jobs gone: and
Alba some time, women will liave'
become established in many sorts of.
m for which they are not. well t‘it-;
“rant! from which they might well,
be freed when the present labor 9c; M
,, is ended. i
.It Is a strong argument. Fairness.
htbevwomen and fairnes to the sol.
both demand a standard of pity
:1 r not on sex prcjutlicc. but on acfi
ability and performance.
1..
ol the loyal services I'
CHURCH CANNING
one of the finest bits of food con-
mtion work that has come to no-
” Is that of a colored church con-
. n in Virginia. Impressed by
,8”: of a, “home dqmonstratibn" '
' to! the food administration, the
persuaded his flock to in- .
ah I large hopwaior canning mm-
:to put up the surplus of the,
' gardens. i
started out. with a supply of
tires, and. regardless
be rte-elected. '
i
,' than were ethiated. The III-i
m not up in the parish house.
“gun'- dnufltter took chmi
M bro-3b! their
m m
.umofummmt
wold non forth-IL
dupe-sic. -
mun .'
- I“
tutti
l
Militia“. it it»; not yet generallylrpcnt last night in Stitiiil‘ord. ,
Wanted. however. i John Evans and John Cimmm, “we inside bathing will have them both,
'55 Florence “hum” an Oklfi' visitor; in D'lnitlu'l' lust ni 'WI ‘
. , . . _ . glti. y.
M Emu leader, insists that . .. _
Send Mr. Merritt Back
to Congress.“
(in Tuesday the voters of the Fourth
Congressional District will be giyen the
opportunity oi registering their approval
by lion. Schuyler Merritt, the Republican ,
candidate lor‘Cottgi-ess. Mr. Merritt has
been a consistent supporter of war meas- i... W.
h , ml. Ind bought and used more: fle DIS ICW cum in congress as a
businusnaudallcrtbewarlds 80F
-....a‘:..."r::.ww a; vices ll UNIS of lqbblionvlil be ll-
”kW
' an hour, Lewis is allegcd to have ex»
plaincd to the authorities, and he was
unable to decrease ital spced hccausc
the brakw did not seem to work prop
et'ly. Louis dcclarcd ltc l't'SCIlt'ii sev-
‘eral women before he became pattie-
stricken and find from the tunnel. He
is twciilydive years.old.
it was reported tha't a citizens‘ com-E
mittee was being organized to ask the;
'tiovernment to assume Federal con'.
trol of tilt Brooklyn Rapid Transit,
filillltil bill/"till
ls cross, liltilsll, ,
' lillll t10NSl|Plll0lli
O
tendered in Congress — i
it Tongue is Coated, Breath Bad,]
Stomach Sour, Clean Liver i
and bowel:
Give "California Syrup of Figs" at:
lonce-a tcaspoonftil today often saves
it. sick child tomorrow.
If your little one is out-of-‘sorts, lialfg
eating Milt trifling‘
naturally-«look. Mother! see tongue,
is coated. This is a sure sign that itfi~
little stomach. liver and bowels are
clogged with waste. When cross, irrl.
table. feverish. stomach
had or has stomach-echo diarrhoea
sore throat. full of cold give a 18%;;
spoonful of “California Syrup ofllt‘itia. i
and in a few More All the poled,
poinon. undigested food and IOllr bile_
gently mom out of its little bowels,
rung! mph; 1:.“ you lure I well.
it!!! c In
lather- cui run on! m mill
ibi- bu'lllou “fruit lunar " been"
it on» all: to donut it. do en'-
nm tb-
ol party, lie, should.
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. b
do.
.ty—i'iw llanlDt‘l‘S of ("ompanv K of the
‘Slllltl Guard of this city ontralned for
sour. breath Sore Throat, Cold in Chest and all ln-l
flammatlon and Congestion: Cream of
tort to the sufferer. l
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HEARTLESS ACTION
or AUTO PARTY
(Continued from Page One)
‘Ai‘icr calling lliP ambulance, Mr.
Van llciningcu then tried to call the«
pollen. but was not able to get tliom.l
Every effort to lociiTc the car has
bven unsuccessful at. the limit of go.
ing to press.
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GUARDING lNFCUENzA HOSPITAL
l’l'l‘TSl-‘lElJ‘l, Mass” Nov. 2.~~—'I‘wen-
Springfield today, to do guard ditty
at the opcn air influenza hospital
them They were joined here by 25
men from} the Williamstown Slate
Guard Company. ’ ‘
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A Warning i
FOR PROMPT RELIEF FROM Grip”i
Mustard given instant relief and com-
CREA H .4
at these elections."
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the transaction but YOU.
Buy Bonds
it i. ., r at it ii "
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lN LINCOLN’S TIME.
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The people supported Lincoln in the frying days of the civil
War in response to his historic appeal "not to swap horses while
1N M’KIN LEY‘S TIME
Iii WSW—during th€_Spanish-American War——
Col. Room-*v’clt. then candidate for boveriior of blow
' 0
“Remember that. whether you will or not, your votes this
your will be viewed by the nations of Europe from one stand
They will draw no fine distinctions. A refusal to
sustain the President this year. will, in their eyes, he read as
a refusal to sustain the war and to sustain the charts of our
peace commission to secure the fruits of war. Such a. refusal
may not inconceivably bring about a. rupture of the peace neg‘o.
lions. It will give heart moor defeated antagonists; it. Will
make possible the interference of those doubtful neutral mi-
tions. who in this struggle have wished us ill."
Austin. Col. Roosevelt said:
"You could get. the benefits of the victories of _ Grant. and
Sherman only by rte-electing Lincoln and we wtll gain less than
we ought from the War, if the Administration is not. sustained
THE PEOPLE
Will support Wilson duringr this greatest of all wars.
VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
PULL THE SECOND LEVER.
Witt) Asked You To Give!
Make Sure of the Fact
That. when you buy LIBERTY BONDS you are not giving you!
Uncle Sam (or anyone else) anything. Nobody‘is benefited by
You Are Not Giving You Are Getting
This terrific war is being fought for YOU. Pershing ‘3 boys
are sacrificing themselves that YOU my have a. safe place to
live in—-—-that YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN may continue to
enjoy Life, Liberty and Happiness. -
Therefore, it is your privilege to
Buy Blocks of Them
Ilnd Don’t Wait
Norwalk Chronicler