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in the river.
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mogul-or winter whether
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Wat’s dope, the drugglst's
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My . hordygrit. Aeoothing
*meouinsimplothins.
focal.
is heat your home without
will cheer your heart and-
also»
; 1-“ t You Love
'I‘llunitation Flowers?
h‘nedt
7% uNlaw EDISON
If“ Phonograph with a Soul"
wipurchase at the milliners.
Music To Be Pelt
Must Be Real
COME—LISTEN To THE
NEW EDISON
You DO NOT. You may say
c-“flll! What a clever immi-
M”—b.ut no inspiration is
in your soul. Of
Title marvelous phonograph
5 mike the kind that “im-
fls music”——as real, na-
own flowers are from
mitotion paper variety
{All-ed FoxPianoCo.
j ,I an Main St., So. Norwalk
, 2.9” Congregational Church
”'- hr
ti:- “
other makes,
per month.
, PLUMMER,
TWEWRITER EXCHANGE,
ale-9"—
L. c. Smith. Unde‘i
wood, Remington, all
sold.
rented and repaired.
Rentals $5 per month.
Machines sold at $10
’ Ffificld Avc., Bridgeport, Conn.
”' sheave yous com
‘ ' ._ 33-13”!!!
Baxter’s Cough 8!!!!
Mr a brief moo after the landing at the Pilgrims. tho
noodool _ houaae'rIn this W has novor probably been so
uwa‘lt‘lo atproeant: .
We. thlo‘ urpntvinood of houses, there are few being
. built. Como people-simplyihavo not the money. and others think that
tho coot’ormlonv la la moirhlphor today than it will be In a
year or two hence that they have decided to muddle along for a "no
as best theycan.
Prices are going to be maintained bocauoo labor io demanding an
. eight hour day with higher wages. which will mean rod produc-
tion and substantially increased costs. .Dun'a review of Aprl 8rd can
“it la now recognized that any material weakening in quotations Io
unlikely until production overtakes conouvnption. and there is little
in sight at present to encourage oxpoctatlons." .
If you are compelled to rent a home for the next five years, at
tho most conservative estimate, you will undoubtedly havo to pay at
least an average of 810 month more than you. have been paying.
With a probablo Increase In transportation charges of so per cent,
Io thoro anyone who can show convincingly how lumbar prices, at
the end of five years can possibly decrease sufficiently to equal tho
additional rent which you will pay during that period.
Buy now—Own your own homo. Como and ooo us. Let Ila help
you with suggestions and in tho selection of material.
Th e Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. 00K}.
G . '. ;
REPUBIICi' ANS A ,
BIG NAJORITY
’iContinued “Page One.)
Parkhurst, Republican 133,817; Icin-
tire. Democrat, “.340.
The increase in the total vote was
very largely accounted for by the
presence or women at the polls (or the
first time. The result showed that
most of them voted the Republican
ticket. - ‘
‘As the returns came in showing
from the first evidence: of a‘ tremend-
ous Republican sweep, Democratic
State leaders were silent as to the
poasible significance of the vote with
relation to the presidential election
in November. Colonel Parkbnrst, att-
er being assured of his election, gave
the viewpoint of the Republicans in a
statement in which he pointed out
oasly contested by the Democrats on
national issues,” and said that the out-
come gave “most conclusive evidence
that the voters or Maine resent the
autocratic and un-American_ adminis-
tration that the Democrats have
given us.”
PORTLAND, Maine. Sept.
Three out of four propositions sub-
mitted to the voters at the state elec-
tion yesterday were overwhelmingly
approved on the face of partial returns.
while the other. providing for a state
The Textile Store
See our new woolen goods and
velvets. The quality and prices
Will interest you.
136 WASHINGTON ST.,
South Norwalk.
income tax apparently. was disapprov-
ed by a wide margin.
“The constitutional amendment pro-
viding for more than one voting place
in towns and authorizing the legisla-
ture to provide for a $3,000,000 issue of
state bonds for the payment of a bonus
to soldiers and sailors and the act or
the legislature giving women the right
to vote for presidential electors, on
which a referendum was demanded,
were approved.
NEW YORK. Sept. H.—(‘omment-
ing on the result of yesterday‘s elec-
ti0n in Maine. George White. (their-
man of the Democratic National Com-
mittee, tgdny issued the following
statement: .
"This is the Republicans' day or-
rejoicing. They planned labored and
paid for it, and i. would not by any ut-
terance of mine rob them of any of
their need of joy. With a splendid
organisation and with the expenditure
of every efiort possible. to great
finances, they prepared the RepubiL
can State of Maine for this state elec-
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials A
SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS, 1b., ... ... ... ... .....35}!
STEWING LAMB, 1b., ... ............_ ....100
FOREQUARTERS LAMB, 1b., . ..... ... ... ...18c
BUTTERFISH,ID., one .oo'ooo see as. oooona loa‘. ..... 22¢
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
N orwalk—So-lth' Norwalk
lien in the hope of persuading the
country that the trend is heavily Re-
publican in the national race,
"Had the Democratic party been
presentodthe same opportunity in a
tale where the trumpet call .of
)emocracv means as much as the cla-
rion of Republicanism in Maine, we
should have made as nearly the same
efforts posfllble with the same
psychology.
» in November from thousands of the
"We shall have votes for the Leanne
men and women who supported Colo-
npl l’nrkllurst. On a certain morning
in .\‘ovenlbcr our time for rejoicing
will come. and in the meantime we
gaze cheerfully upon today's Republi-
can demonstration and do not be-
grudge it to them at all.”
MACSWARS
MUCH WEAKER
(Continued hum first but.)
: Dial W. Raymond
. UNDERTAKER
'.;feu'ai-onlce, 1103; House, o9:-
; _ or WASHINGTON or.
g!“ neo MEN'S euthlNo.
_ .
,. an: — NEW roux
‘, TRANSPORTATION
‘ufacturer A Specialty
ntee service-
5: F. HEALY & SONS
.‘g‘ ‘ WASHINGTON ST.
43’ A PHONE 1540.
£8:
ism
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Vaaat Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work. -
Welding of All Kinds of Metals.
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South Iain St.
condition. and that he had passed a
resil‘ul night,
LONDON. Sep. lI.——Negotlations
for the settlement or the irish ques-
tion which are described as the most
promising as yet initiated. will he
nullified ii‘ Terence MaoSwiney. Lord
Mayor of Cork. dies in Brixton Prison.
where he is continuing his hungrr
strike. says the Dublin correspondent
of the Times. -
Secret negotiations on the oasis of
full self-government within the em-
pire have been going on during the
last three weeks between the most
prominent leaders of modern opinion
and influential Republicans. be de-
clares. The moderates have at last
& Ling Distance Hauling -
ya “gain Every Day At the
. _ Outlet Store
vWASHINGTON ST”
a bargain in our house-
- and bargain Base-
wash boilers,
size, ...... ~....$1.98
Dinner Sets, ”$7.45
of It!
. -Overs
Right Here in
Norwaik -_
. ,1 “ ' ar’sShoeStore
ST WIALL IT.
a“.
1‘
The Grocery Where Quality Prevails
AND THE PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT
JONES’, PILLSBURY’S or GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, hag $1.97
New Lot Aunt Jemima's Pan Cake Pl , pkg. 20o ....500
N0. 1 ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE, lb. ... ... ......
PURE CANE GRANULATID SUGAR, 5 lbs for ... ....
'OZONE SOAP, The Old Reliable, 3 cakes
CAMPBELL’S PORK a BEANS in tomato sauce, 2 cans
DOMINOPURECANB‘SYPUP,peroan ..... ..........
FISHER QUEEN SARDINES in Olive Oil, 2 cans
FANCY CEYLON, 001.01“! or MIXED TBA, 11)., . . . . ..
WHOLE GRAINRICI,18cvalue, 1b., ... ........160
IF YOU WANT NICE FRESH BREAD. ROLLS.
BUNS. CAKES. PIES. ETC. GET THEM AT
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY NEXT TO
A. F. Beckmann (’9‘ Co. Inc. '
§§§§§§§
4“
. Iv “weir Agent
Fined
. tanella exchanged
, '-rehended him tor Violent]:
g', toad act during a ml
' - .- I , 4
s
J
For Gun Play
" CH. Sept. 13.-~Salvatore
. of Springfield. Mass" to-
flned $50 and costs in the
on the charge of reckless
. d carrying concealed wea-
shots
itlon enforcement agents
83 wssmno'ron er. runs canvas! anon not
been told. he adds. that nothing fur-
ther can be done while MaoSwiney is
near death. and if the lord Mayor
dies the lasl hope or settlement on
the proposed basis will disappear.
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES SEE
HARDING.
MARION. 0.. Sell. iii-A deleniion
of railway empioyes living in Marion
and nearby cities marched to Sena-
tor Harding‘s front porch today in 'i
demonstration or their allegiance to
his candidacy and of their disagree-
ment with the labor leaders opposing
him because of his support of the
Cummins-Esch Act.
The delegation represented the
Harding and Coolidge Railw'ly Gulf
of ”Marion and presented a resolution
adopted by the club declaring that
their visit was in protest against ml:-
represeniation of his position on rail-
way labor. 7
A speech by the nominee reiterating
his faith in the CummlnM meas-
ure was a part of the program.
COLT GETS IIOOONT‘ACT.
HARTFORD, Sept. 14.-—'no Colt
Patent Firearms Manufacturing C0!!!-
pany of this city has been awarded a
HershfieldMotOr
TRANSPQRTATION CO.
--—'Dany Service 3m Now—York and Not-walk.“
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING-
_ iowmummmmmaum‘
'tatloaspaddodvanatorlurnitm-owork. ' "
Rain On», 26 Concord Street, South Kuwait. Pllouo 294
, New York once. 201 West 20th.. Phone Chelsea sale ‘
ADVEmsEmTHES *
government contract calling for “10
manufacture or 15,000 aub-mebhine
guns. Announcement of the fact was
made today by Colonel William C.
Skinner, president of the.Coit Com-
pany. The gun. to be “at. under this
contract are of the model invnted by
General John T. Thompson, formerly
of the United States Army. PrelimL
naries to the actual manutacture 6f
the guns are now being arranged at,
the Cult Plant. it was said at the
Colt Plant today that the gun is the
result or the experience and m
ment of the late war. ’
. W
MR8 ALBANDER TROUP DIAD.
{NEW HAVEN, Sept. Its-Mrs.
Alexander Troup, widow of '
that the campaign had been "vigor-
14. --
A new stock in mest pleasing col
ladies, misses and children.
' Specials in the Stocking Section
Unusual Values in Gordon Si
School. Stockings for Boys and Girls
-—Norwalk’s IJeadingDry Goods Store—
~ See Our Swell Lin of Sweaters
effects. All sizes for
Hose for Ladies.
I
*
ATE HIGHWAY
3T couraacre AWARDED
HARTFORD, Sept. 14.—The state
highway department has awarded two
contracts for new highways involv-
ing $307,000. One of these is the road
between Brooklyn and Hampton, five
miles, for 8196.000. The other is be
tween Columbia and Hebron, three
miles (or $111,000.
CUDAHY CO. PASSES DIVIDEND.
CHICAGO. Sept. 14.-—The Cudahy
Packing Company passed its dividend
u. a 3. am smashes.
aoawamconn.
Listyourcarwithua. Wewill
aonttforyou. Byouwanta
oarofanymakeaoeua.
Tel. 2584., 42 Orchard St.‘
mummmnuthAu.
H.Krieger&CO.
WE SELL CLOTHING AND
83038 FOR. HEN AND BOYS
ON THE EASY PAYMENT
PLAN.
today. Officials said it was the first
time since the reorganisation of the
company that a dividend had been
passed.
Protect Your Child—And Others
The declares; a .1 hmll hrlurs
coughs and :oida .0 man ' chmlun M
the. first sign of a cold it is well to
give a child a. dose of Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. that sale. raliable
cough medicine. Mrs. J. B. Piulimera.
246 Autum 8L. Pascale. N. 1.. writes:
“Foley’s Honey and Tar certainly is
the best cough and cold remedy I ever
tried (or my little boy." Children
like it. Good for coughs. coldS, croull.
whooping cough. hay fever and astho
mo.
In HARDWARE &
, AUTO SUPPLY CO.
at Wat.- It.
aadlarooano
handrails
G. H. Hodenherg. Prop.
Stillson, Powell Corporation.
—The Beat Salesman—A Want Ad-
The Growing
Need
01 a bank account must be-
come oppose. as your busi-
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
Ailkindsof SeaFood
Steaks, Chops and
Chicken
A La Carte
Specials for the
Week
Extra Fancy Pork, 11)., ...28c
Full Weight Pure Condensed
Hint, can ......... . . .21c
Carolcne Imp. Milk, can 12c
Pure Cider Vinegar, gal, . .60c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
__‘_
neaa increases. Such all so
count can be of great service
to you. smfli
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
lnadditiontocarinsffl'ym
moneywilloolleot notoaand
drafts on your out of town
customers. It will dint-int
thenotea youroodvelnaet-
ticmontarthlll I'M-ll 1°“
themeottbeoashat-onoe.
Oomph Ind talkmattera
overwiththeofloors.
15 Marshall St. Phone 390
Cunnimham Es‘Bach
GARAGE
DEALERS
...m...
HIGH GRADE
USED CARS
(Car for every require-
“ment)
m TWIN CYLINDER
/ JOHNSON
MOTOR WHEEL
n. lightest and most economi-
cal motor transportation in the
world. 4““
150 miles on one gallon o!
Displa‘ yed and for sale at
A. W. HODGE
MUSIC HALL BLOCK
SOUTH IAIN STREET
~‘a‘ho Beat Salesman—a Want A‘-
PHOTO DEVELOPING
A-1 Work -
Photograph!
Enlarged
(24 hours service)
ULUI'OID PM“
Patents
hum.
WWI—1582
Cigars
Younlr Men andWonlen
Here is Your
0 P P O R T U N I T Y
FALL TERM
OPENS. SEPT. 7
Send for W
REGISTERNOW
THAT sense or ”W
h“ SATISFACTION J
In always getting just what you
want is one of. the many rea-
sons why you should deal at
this market. Our stock is so
extensive and complete that a
great tangent choice is otter-ed
our toners. Roasts, steaks.
Of all meats, tender,
fresh and appellaing await your
personal selection. or it the
choice is lett to us we fill your
orders with conscious regards
to your wishes. 1
CHARNOK’O MARKET
RAILROAD AVENUE
3...... Gem ~
Troop, tormer‘ publisher of the NOV
Haven Union and in 1896 W
ales " 1""
mlmaflmr
misowin'to
' M_'...‘,.J
National ,C
by illneae mm
L:
was followed ‘
.. l.
M Auto we... Co.
. _ or.
_ Finn! Clearance Sale
wmwvmmum'
. Aha Habit.“
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Norwalk Chronicler