THURSDAY, nov. 0, 191: '1‘
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.333 3‘0.” Carrier Wallace “’oody of the Nor- POOR aoaos: POOR CHURCHES.
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wui -10 ’ walk poms 9010313: 3 "WM" Fertile land and good roads maul
r thulk and vicinity: Cloudy leave. Substitute Noonan is covering
ht .tlltl Friday: diminishing north his mm”-
s le storm central near Nan-
9t j.0.\-’t ttlny morning has caused
‘Wlllllr and rough sea along the
England coast during the last
ll} :mtr hours. Some snow with
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t
.healthy, growing. churches; poor tarm-
The people of Georgetow have,weii as material decay.
contributed to the Dunbury Hospital
121 jars or fruit and vegetables and
lfottr baskets of apples separate the farmer from contac
. 1 d “on“ -——--— ,his fellows. .
lt'lllgrtllali‘lllll,;r(;:> $33; 20mg"; Motorists have requested the street;..A few Chart mites keep him away
lltlli l" ' . . - .
w.” "ported front North 1,3‘!(l(‘?al‘lmenl '? placetgvarnlngt l“n§:rn::from new ideas. new thoughts. new
War ‘m 0p?" "g m e S "e 3 es ' short miles or bad
. t t as far . . _ few
1 ’0‘," M '0 ”pm Tl: re Q tax-enue and Seymour streets. tmemo‘ls a .
' 31> 30““ Carolina. e a a. .road can almost destroy the 30cm?
mi f‘f‘ji qtuwhnnfixg-fiwft$311123:> The north-west wind which sprang ispirit which is the very essence
m m”: t ( ‘in {\‘eather‘and up about sundown last evening iii-50f religion.
icrcnscd to at gale during the night and ; t' the farmer from his
imatie many a householder think that Separa mg . d ‘ ‘
’ lulntvr was surely here at last. his people. an 3 mos
. l_v
udtien (lianges
~ t'aturc.
-markets and
ldivorcing him from his church. most
. ' l—DANCING SATURDAY N'GHT.‘.~]nphalica"y the problem of better
Town Assembly Hall. Gm“? Bm'hp'f roads is a problem in applied (‘hris-
' y e - full Orchestra. dtianity.
; .\nd in the solution of this problem
‘ Harriett Sherwood 0t Ridgefield has also. the Episcopal Church in America
”T."— hronsht an action for $400 damage
llt‘l'.~ of ”10- tittltit n R'llt' Cli‘t'lP :.';’.tlll5l H (‘_ (ioodrow ”f “'n‘on. iilllSl hP Prepared l0 help. A
'9' watt. .\l!‘\ l.l:tivs .\lt-.-\lli.<to-r. through lot-at attorneys The suit is The Nation-wide campaign for the
.n ..\»tint\ Tito-tin} .tt 2‘. o‘clock. '“ 1"“0‘H‘r "Ninth" "Wi'tl on 8 bill- t'llurt‘h's mission has this for one of its
’ ‘ ”’_‘ ‘objects—true social service.
'l‘iiv (ulxtr oi Modue against Miller
N-ttoznlmr moon lull; Friday M “1” i,,. ho-artl before Jib-[ire of the‘ M
. m.. and “in tn- tll'llprt-ll shortly in...“ .ltist'ttll .l. Linxweilci' in his or.‘ \tiekhltquCl‘T‘Q‘Rgéegfigdgg'Q’s; 5
a \ 'h . war,“ of the fire. 71' “'ashington street. next Sat- ‘ ‘ . . ' ' ‘ ' ‘
“mu d ML ”m tti‘tl't\' ‘ll ll o'clock The action is -Pli)'stcnans attending Senora Car-
.“ ‘Hmm'h'r “I!” h" ‘mflfured 2h»- ltsult or an automobile accident. tranza. “fife 0f the president, have 81"-
»n up hope for her recovery. 'lhey
Attornt\~' Keogh & (‘andee represent ;‘
:lulttl tonight that .:ht- can lizc but :.
‘ly 33.000. The Red Cross then deemed tpaign with a will.
‘out a sufficient quantity or mail in Dt-l '
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minimum . . W‘mm‘ ‘ ~
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RED cocci CHRITNA'O scan.
HARTFORD. Nov. ¢.—ne Red
.Crotsa Christmas Seal was origmmedi
gin 1907 by Miss Emily P. Bissell otiln the
ing and bad roads mean spiritual. as lVVilmlngton, Delaware. who
:through Jacob Rise of somewhat simi- sun... “7‘. Sherwood on
A few miles of rocky, rutty madllll' “0818 “III were ”Id in Norway,
. with ’tor the purpose of raising funds with 1
;which to light tuberculosis.
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learned
Miss Bia-- .
persuaded the American Red ‘
Cross to take up the idea with the re» ‘
suit that seals were sold in a limtteu ‘
number oi communities in 1908. The
sale yielded a revenue of approximate» .
to issue the seal each year and to turn '
the proceeds over to the Nation“
Tuberculosis Association and its am.
liated societies for the purpose of ti-
nancing the campaign against tubercu-
losis. The number of seals sold in
America increased by leaps and
bounds until in 1917, the total l'eatiied
l80.000.000.
This year the seals are again on 53].)
beginning December i. More than halt
a billion seals have been printed ior
distribution to state and local agents.
in addition to the seals "Health
Bonds" in denominations ranging: from
$5 to Sin are to be sold in lieu of seals
to large contributors who do not send
cember to make use of all tht- >Pals
they would like to pulclm~ -
Attornchoseph J. Linxweiler of
“‘ashington street is in New York to
day on legal business.
. Americans are in the casualty list.
ST. PAUL" HEN‘S 01.1".
SL Paul's Men's Club meets tonight
Sunday ' schol room of the
church. and will be addressed by Dr.
the Nation-
Wide Campaign which is now being
conducted throughout the whole or the
Episcopal\ church. The interest of
men in the campaign is remarkable,
and they are getting great results
wherever they are going into the cum
The men of the
parish generally are asked to come
and hear Dr. Sherwood. and join in
the discussion or the subject. The
usual social time will be enjoyed. Mr.
Sherwood is a member of the Parish
committee and head of the Brother-
hood of St. Andrews (‘haptt-r. which
has put itself unanimously at the dis»
posal of the parish committee.
FIFTEEN TRAVELERS KILLED.
PARIS. \Vednesday. Nov. 5.-— latest
advices reccited at the offices of the
Paris. Lyons and Mediterranean Rail
road show that fifteen travelers anu
three railroad employers were kliied
.when the Geneva-hound train collided
with the Simplon Express at Sens
Monday night. Sixty persons were in-
jured. according to the advices. No
HOWLANDS
Entrances on Main St.. Fairfield Ave. Cannon St. W
SHOP BEFORE THE CLOCK STRIKES t3! . .td
Beginning Thursday morning. choice
'of many beautiful suits that have
been $35 to WIS-«$30
“at tho-inn in Bl‘idé'“P01‘1 on Vtrousrr suspenders. And so the gild-
" {t-d youth of Vienna are wearing the
'rihbon of Maria Theresa oi‘ the lroz.
”- S ‘\li.l)lll‘, llotlitalessnn StUI'Q-gCt'own or St. Stephen that way, ac.
cod fish t"l1\'“.‘|,'(‘0l‘(lln2 to individual fancy.
' i "\\'h_\ not?" they say. “In England
Kt» tirtt-i __
:.:l- far 14‘: iti:i'._
" "V‘ -.‘n, “ ‘l‘ till:
ll ~ “If,” i an! ”(mi .mdu. “ {mi-Y have the ribbon of the Carter.:
._~t> :m-v .- ninth clutlcis. . Iln our democratic country. We “.91",
‘the ribbon of the Suspender." :
t’lv' thst day of shooting of the --.______________
lil'BlJN. Nov. (ti-As a precaution'
against seizure by patticipants in out-
breaks. a recent regulation for the
Irish constahulary requires the cart?-
inc. of revohers at the t-nd of a stout.
hunt oi‘ the (‘onnt‘cttcnt
\thstead. \\';t<
ln spitv of
killctl.
-mpm'. Charge for DEVOE.
\ llutfitts' t'lllll at
font 'tlt'fll l'til‘ ll‘lnlll’lL’.
.. \\' t' T l'. “'lll postpone the thv plaintiff. and Judge Joseph R. Tay-
~t..i‘_ \\,:;t it “as to hunt been held 101- the defendant. ifew hours. _
ll \t; . l,.tt\_‘\:;tl‘f, SitWt'l’lF Street: ——-———-————-—— . ' -" "‘ ‘ “ " "" "_ ”-
“lillw. 'titttl “in “HR ”Um 10mm“: P.\lil.\‘_ .\'ov. 6.‘~.\-t'“'s from Vienna.
- zltas it that the rapid decline and fall _ .
———- . iof the» Austin-Hungarian monarchy has ‘
\~ -.. ‘~ H‘lrl'w “i" H “m” 7‘ D- ‘t'illlst’tl a slump on the ribbon market.
>3 12:. \. vmht-I ‘. ”t l""" 1‘".llanttfacturers of ribbons of the vari-
éons orders or the former dual monar—
» - ‘t-hy found tlwinselves with large stocks
.\'t! . E. tzltl‘t‘is ..: WITHIN" l ”1 {left on tho-tr hands. until one entt-r- .
t \ t] N \l. 5. today l"‘('t‘l\"‘l .prisinz merchant hit upon the idea. of.
. ' . ...;..m.mt;.i Weston '0 “0 turning these gaudy hands into men's.5
iliefiiitlt
Paint half your house DE\’OE:.paint
the other half whatever you like.
If DEVOE doesn‘t take fewer gallons
and cost less money, we will make no
If DFJ/OE doesn‘t wear a year or two
behind a
firm ula
llaefitnmtla—
GUARANTEE:
The paint in this package
is full measure. and is
composed of:
50% Pure \Vhite Lead.
in”: at Ltd
502. ure \\'hite Zinc.
rm. .1 x...-
um. in W nun-m .4
Pure Linseed Oil.
Pure Turpentine Dryer
and nothing else.
These are great davs for women to choose new 20-.
Dare]!
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1' Great because clothes of correct and new styles are
There in excellent fabrics and in seasonalile beautiful colors.
3' _ Greater because manv of them are to be picked at spec.
gtal price.
For example: these suits!
i Beautiful fur-trimmed and braided and plain tailor—
‘ed snits. ' .
‘ Graceful new models. smooth-fitting and of marked
gcareful finish. fairlv alive Wlll‘l good effect and pleasing
iimpresston! ,
l . Radiant with the Autumnal colors such as hrowr or
.remdeer and navv.
Tailored from liked and worthv fabrics:——silvertone
and chex‘tot and serge and wool velour. for illustration.
AND picked right from ottr regular collection—where
their prlces have been $35 to S45—now to sell to
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y i.:'ll. 'f‘nw lt|.\.t'> th‘t‘ ‘ l
_w,__ lanyard of double cord, lustened to lllt‘ ;
. . . . . . . . t nics oi \vtarers. I . .
,1 ;.‘;.‘E $1.53? f;’";’;;‘,fi;‘m‘°o,“‘.j3 “ ; years or three years longer-longer and g discernme‘ women at .......................... $39
~lt4tT auxnnta Mrs. lreland was for- Advertise in The seat!!!“ _ 9 t ' t ‘ . "
..:.~ .1... u... m... .x-pumam __ f -. ,_ _ , ’ better well give you enough to Paint - HINEST PLI’MS WILL BE Picanp FIRST:
~t'llup. The coming of “'illiam D., WANTED—CLRSUS (‘LERluS .t a ain . . ‘
. makes (‘onstnhlt- and Mrs. Sam‘ Clerk Operaihes. t’Men,\vom€-n) 4000 l g ° ‘ BE PRODIWI J
.3 lrpluntl tit llatttvs t‘ntitt. :iuntlptir- need“!~ $1110yeal’ely. Age iSFupwardg i
ems. ___,._ I Examinations Nov. 15. Dec. 10. EXPO“! l HE GORHAM CO. { Second floor. ' ‘2
_, . l - - ~ t; x “.5, harm. saptience unnecessary. For free pal‘tlt‘ll-l . . ‘ . ~ ’ . ' 6 ~
n ‘18:?13‘21121"”3391'”. l ( Elars. write .1. Leonard tformer Ci~'il 126 WASHINGTON ST. SOLTH NOR‘VALK. C035. l .
._.—— lSen-icv Rxlipinen .sitt‘. Equitable Bldg, 3 8 g h d g
raid to be the largo-st mcr titatlt- to “Vasliillgton. ‘ l I an some ru 8
rr maployee by a court in Fairfit-ld i >
“By. Charles '1‘. Lindsay was yesler- ‘_.._-. - . »- . . ~——— — ---' v —« ' . —~ — ._ —- 4' ‘R, b $39
“11.. awarded approximately “3.0th by ’ =§ are no "t
.lItUL'C' J. H. “'ebb in the superior . —. ; . . _
grt. The. defendant was \Villiam a. i 1 Rue fine enough. and rich enough in effect, and but
~. .4... and the decision was based I genough.—f0r servme in "best" room or living room of ma-
ternal agreement. in l‘t‘fiilltl to 1 iioritv of homes.
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fl ; ’Tts an Axmmster of close firm even weave. of great
THE IRISH REPUBLIC tigombmatton of color and pattern. of soft but deep surface.
”W4 "mi '"*"‘”"‘"“ "‘1‘“ 0‘ .’ O nsure .m the convenient Size of 9 by 12 feet.
;.v..t .[pmtnu at :i clant'e the prcs- ! , - '
- ~l.i'!l\ or tht- Nation’s stt‘ugzlc for l l Have either seamed 01‘ seamless IYD9. as you prefer.
, _ . . . ,
“an... Stunt-thing ever)“ Friend . EHaw quiet or “live color scheme.
. tun l\l“ \‘jolilrtxmitxtit‘rlttiilfi 1 - ; With either choice. assurance of savings and sen ice.
"t tit. . ‘. .. . I a _ ‘. .‘ , ‘~ ' , .w .
.- mm“. November 5. 0,1,... m ea 6' V 1‘ e .? ltm regular mice is $40—this neck 8 is $39
This is inst one example from this week‘s Squeeze
.vn' .- lltll‘l 301i! lit-\VSdf‘tllpl'. '
.o hand in )our tax;
Sittilitlfl}. atntl sun" l
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——.‘~ittrray's Singing Orchestra will}
- at the Norwalk Armory Friday.i
l-tz' ._ Messrs. Perry, Murray.
1 t . ‘-,:l‘i.'. “ill introduce the latest
'2'»- oi‘ the season. One or the
'w Irtmtls of the season is ex-t
. .1 itlltl the orchestra turnisltts the
‘ tti-—'n-datr music lllzl‘ tan bt- had.
i will it» from '~ to f- tin-low}:
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htefll
wt .tl police :tttthori'ies lrrtve
:'. o-tl tirt ulars concerning
\ul'lltutl in \arious parts of the coun-
\ for murder and bani. robberies.
luv ('arroll is vantctl by the Santa
‘lara (ivy. flilifornia. police {or a dar-
tzz robbery of a bank in that city.
9’rovidence authorities are looking for
Alphonso Ct-ll‘t'nlt'. charged with mur-
ftz. liv-nry J_ Mueller. allesed to be
murdered. is listed as a runaway
worn the prison at Santa Clara, Call-
~rnia.
Norwalk tires and tubes. ’
\
5% lat
-"= "If you want to ow
'7 whether you are going to Other make.
be a success or failure in
Life, you can easily find out.
The test is simple and m-
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TO NORWALK
Tire Users
Sundays and Holidays included, arrangements have been made.
with The Norwalk Supply Shop, Inc., Norwalk, and Vaast Bros.
Garage, South Norwalk, to carry a complete stock of all size
7500 Miles on Ford Size Fabrics ’ g :
fallible. Are you able to i
% save money? If not, drop l
a; you." Our tires are guaranteed on the o owmg 513.
Q anamiam. t _ 8000 bill“ on Card Casmgs . .
- £22.32“. °“ 'h“ "“ 'g . 6000 Miles on Any one: size Fabric:
5 Make your start today. 3 . - .
‘ a! If you have not used. any of Norwalk
/ a .; viace you they are second to none. _ , _
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The Nona-talk m &
This action is prompted because of the fact that so many Norwalk users ex-
perience difficulty in obtaining the tire from a number of dealers who are not in a
position to carry a stock of Norwalk tires and tubes, therefore endeavor to sell an-
The service which Nor‘walk users get out of the tire is such that they will al-
ways want more of the same make, and we are desurous of co-operatmg With them, i
hence the reason for making the arrangements we «have done‘ at both ends of the ti
#3 me 3 Mfim a- trig] Will 00'.
- «that warms 1551M rue.
Sale in Carpet Hall.
That sale is held to squeeze ruizs OUT of the store in-'
stead of into another part of it. For that reason. it lasts
itust through this week. Next week sees us squeezing mes
'tnstead of their prices.
Here are other savings from the Suueeze Sale 2— i.
’ ‘Siaunch seamless tapestrv Bl'tlSSellS runs. 9 bv 12 feet.
all-over patterns in good and durable colors. regular $35
and $39- $29
’ 6 bv 9 feet. regular $18.50— $15
Grass seamless was with plain center and band bord-
er. or Geek kev border. with small hurts. 9 by 12 feet. reg-
ular $10— $6.95
\Vool-and-fibre rues. a remarkablv tough and dura-
lble and pleasing rug for service in bedrooms. soft to the
;foot but light and firm; in red. green. tan or brown mix-
tturesz—
E7 12 by ,9 feet. regular 39.50—— ..7 '
9 by 10 1-2 feet. regular SIL— $9.50
$10
colors. 27 by 54 inches. regular $3.50— $2.95
Conqoleum runners for halls. sarritarv and durable.
attractive patterns and colors—-
3 bv 9 ft.—$l.59: 36 bv 54 inches—69c
T XOLEUM. a pliable hard-finish substitute for lino-
leum. Light. of weight but very durable. Lies flat without
being tacked. Is notably clean and sanitarv.
A ouanticv in 2 vard width. hardwood or tile or small-
t 9 by 12 feet. regular $12.50—
% 59¢
. figure patterns—per square vard. ,
i ‘ ‘_ Third floor. ,, _ .
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'The [lowland Dry Goods Co. ’
Small Axminster rugs of prettv patterns and fine .
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Norwalk Chronicler