EAST NORWALK w.—'IBARE'IV&N0ROT0N
M. 8. Linden. of New York. has
leased the Nancy Rogers Bungalow.
. Lamar Butler iii-erecting an old
tannin-ed Bevan room bungilow on
Highland. Avenue.
Fred B. Baur. who has for the past
“'6 3m ’ thirteen years conducted the refresh-
Ilnent booth at the Danbury Fair. re-
ports a succulul week.
‘ An attendance of about 560 peoplel
awarded the committee in charge of guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt
Mrs. Dora Lunz. who has been the
mum/flower Hook and Ladder com- of the Darien 'Inn. has returned to
you: last evening. when the fair came her home infrovidence, R. I.
do a final closing.
Community Hall. on Van ZamitI The- "In!“ meeting of the Church
street. where the fair has been held Friendly Society“ St Lukes Church.
‘dllring the past WOPR was prettily de. NOW Will be held tomorrow eve-
oorated and the Various booths about ning in the parish house. All mrm-
”the ballet" state that they were sold be" and friends are cordially anited
out when the fair came to a close. ‘0 attend. A Hallowe' en costume
One or the features of the affair for dance and party win be given in the
the young folks was a dance which to P314511 House on Monday evening.
say the least was wdl patronized. '0“ 313i.
' rnished the s n-
:gtiloziale:orl:t:e !gesturing to m; aI The Italian Society of Mutual Hen-
jight fantastic over the glass like floor (fit. of Noroton Heights. has purchas-
Many prizes were awarded to hold- 8d a. building site on Noroton nV-nenut
er: of the lucky numbers The prizes Plans are being made for the c rectign
as they were awarded are as follows 0! a. modern up to d LU, honw for t e
society. which VVill be used for meet-
V
liLliii.
Basket of cars. R. Svec: 1“)
pounds of ““33,- louis Anderson ings and gatherings of the society.
quilt H B liyderI- ton of coal ‘60 1' llomiplck P‘rate. lhl plf‘etgt‘lenri’.‘ Of a);
I I I . I ‘ I 1 I I society is a. member 0 e epu -
John Wilkinson. ton of. coal. No. 2. can Tovsn Committee and under his»
Ward Malcom: barrel of flour. Eliza-
beth Mncey; 35 gold perO \Villinm
‘Naphoy: 310 gold piece. James Flynn; »
‘10 gold piece. G. handle.
The attendance of th» closing night
was estimated to ho 1hr largest during,
able guidance the society. which is
duV'olvd to bettering conditions and
relieVing distress among the Italian
citizens of the town. is now in a flour—
ishing and prosperous oondition.
- tile '11. fiCrowlei.._ proprietor of a place
‘hm d 8150. and coats.
moi:
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Buy “Diamond
kind—Adieu m home. dyeingis
(mm. M it you have never
dyfli hem. you an put a. new. ricir.
F. fadele- color into your worn. shabby
J. dresses.
mafia-eaters. draperies. hangings,
everything by following the simple
directions in' every package or Dia-
mond Dyes. Just tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to dye
is wool .or silk. or whether it is linen"
cotton. or mixed goods. Diamond
Dyes never streak. spot. fade. or run,
on Court street; her son. Janice
Crowley, and a. nephew Daniel
Crowley of East Boston—Jim.
tuned $350 and can each by the local
court today and each was sentenced
to fifteen dogs in jail. They now”;
The arrests were made in court 0!
testimony of women. (Lin thc
Crowley saloon Sound night. who
uclahned they had been ' served wiifi
IR! 1518 EDIE WON
Foley Cnthartic Tablets are just the
-Qanti. l‘dCo'Inpound rrtuuSutnl
thing for constipation. Their action-
le wholesome and thorough cleansing
gfilial-damn" Gapsix. of 51 Vine street;
‘Waterbury. was fined 8150 and cost.
and sentenced to ten days {or being'
intoxicated while driving all automofi
bile \(dei‘dav following a unashu’
with :1 Meriden car. For being intox
icaird while motoring. Johr Balock
_7 Homes avenue. New Britain. waIs
-His machan
auned a mixup or car- on North Col»
ony road last eVenlng in which Mia
Anna. Roornflcld and Mrs. Ida 8min.
both or New Haven. were hurt and
had their injuries dreaed at m Meri-
don Hospital.
or ness. matting. gu. bad breath. coated
tongue and other symptom or disar-
dered digeotion. Ere. H. J. Marv-
chsrd. to Lawrence St. Belem. Hanoi
writes: "1 used Foley Cathortic Tub-
leto for eon-two with good re-
sults. I keep them in the house."
Silicone?” Corp.
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HOILOOIO ”’0
PROHIBI'iDN ENFORORMRNT
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NEW HAVEN. Oct. 18.—FormeIf
Governor Marcus H: Holcomb at In
dinner given by the Sound Company
Governor's Foot Guards to the Riel!»
mend .ucged strict 911.1
iorcement of the prohibition laws. He
said in part: "Our Mr: have
HAVE YOU A
W. 9
“Start a savings account
now while it is on your
fifl’llg :l'lfgh;?:«rflfgoihargc M theI James “Immms' superintenden; 0‘ given us heritage; it remains to us to d
'mtaun commltta-cs .m msonmz m a ”"3 c°“g‘f“gn"°na‘ gummy 3: °°" prove owl to it The integrate, min -
great deal or ”mm fur lhvlr hnrll M" wl’i'f‘ms' (31'5' George “m“h serious with strikes and idleness. m The dun“ has :hnmk
can“, to make ”I“ m” I. fillrm’ss‘ and Miss hdlth -diltrt‘ll were among Volsiead Act has led to a condition 1 considerlbb' since the
' - , ”"5" ““0 “’"““""d m" “""ua‘ 0““ do not like: ithns broken corner-ales
Mrs. sebum» rvr-nllV mow-d mm “”“m‘ 0’ ”l“ "I“‘r'ie'd CWMY 5"“ its unpopularity has created a univcr- days before the war but.
“her new hom- (m \\'~«HlS|-l“ ZiVO‘HU" "3’ 51,100] ASSOCIdlion held la the -Ill die I"! Of law—8n unwillingnm do not forget that. 1119?? is
,_,_, Stamford .Vlo- thodist Episcopal chutéfi. “o obey e 13' Disregard of “1913' f. a good deal of spring ‘0 ll
Mr.:1n.l Mm l:.llla'.\ MINI YIumllV hm“ 0" lust. l‘hursdaV culling Rev jot the way to ‘00“ at ll We would yet and thfit It 18 going to
moved from NLrVV‘nlk h» llnsi zLV'vnlll'. George R' 'l‘uttll- was among the déb' back it up because it is the law; until.
_ - gallon from here. Mr. Williams (211- if it is not good law it can be NW 8913 lfirger again-
yunsm, has ”'01,.” fro”! terrd Into an :lctiw- discuseion from peeled," By 88 8 your dollars
‘ Jom'ph
..asi"aV-¢-nul- and Collage street to Van
Jandt st root.
the floor during the debate on Sunday
schools in the county.
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.Vm lury and funin The rummage gale recently held
East {mount to 14') under the sum IDfI- m WWI}
Guild ot St. Luke' 5 was true)! muon-
...... .._. izml but those who were. “WW.
Thomas Skidmorc of iVinfleld surest {or the Iufla” have. I6°t Pg“ ‘ablttv
his arm somt- time ago 1‘: state '3- yet wheimhér' film. W4
mark libdrbeen Ten ,
Mr and Mrs.
balm moved from
Van Zandt street.
who [H'Okl
Ir pidly recovering irom tho lnjurV' ‘I .
1:, ' A..._ plahncd and carried the:
William Anton has mow-d from. througl‘i GQSCI‘VQ commendation [0"
South NOPWHJK 1., \Villlli-ill airs-wt lhil?‘ cflIOr'S. 'lht‘)’ “'EII'E' Mm- Her-
whmm he will rt-muin during lllt} win- "("I" M' Dumbo“. Mrs. Ralph Jethr-
son. Mao. \‘i'zl'tcr livnnctt. Mrs. Chas.
for months.
I _ ~ Ho limit. Misses Kl-itm 1' French and
I Mr. Austin or 47. \V inri» Id sin-v t h is lkach. “r-‘L ““1le Andermn. M“
\‘V illimn \\ ccd. Mrs. Rom rt rip-11mg
acceptt Ii :L [HlFiiIOIl us gv- m r ll 9: in rin-
téndant in z: Iuminr )‘iil‘ll in l'ort- ington alld M79. 'MIIIW I‘m-.lor Eben.
Chester, N'. Y. :Scriimor. Frank Leach. Edward Sit-Vt~
‘i-ns. \Vllilam \Vved and 1111- Rev. Her-I
Many new honuvs uro- ill-inn huilt lH-I't llumivll also assisted the Knild
about the community. Hem-dirt Farms 1" arranging for the TWIN” 3313‘:
at present h dozen or more new!
HossFlaLo RETAINS TITLE
”on“ “In“ "it: E)“ the pmpem'i NEW YORK: Oct. lS.—~Gvorzv s.
Thomas Benedict or Scaview avenue H0935?“ 10? Pnterson, N. J.. has re
recontlv purl-imam! :1 W-VV' anVw-r linnt-‘a‘Mdpis “”9 as lype‘Vrmnfi' filmed
and with the able assistance of Black- ‘champlon of the world. " '5 an-
man and Porn-r hr innincycd to rifled now He “mu 3 lesl here “38
Bank. N. J. on SllnduV in hrivln‘ HM: tank“ by writing an a‘eragh‘rlafi
words a. minute.
:boal home. n.— .-
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‘; ' ((_ll>))}2‘=‘~ ‘3,
Tho hunting: season is now open full -
blast and many of ihv pvnpio- of thin
community who are inn-rusted in the
wort :Lro lukinlr uquniuxe or the new—
a
0s
1‘
son. Thi- Szllluuim-k iiozul :lrw-l
Staples Hill rim-ms to lw illo' most
popular of tht- hunting: grounds.
Mr. and Mrs-V. l" .\l (“harm-r. 0'. lil—
flngtnn. Conn. and children. lidwrm‘d
F. Charter and Miss Hnlh ll. 1‘hm‘lv".
also of lllingimr all-l \lr and Mrs.
Clarence Parsons of \\Illlil§lvi‘. va'n
wehlk-Iv nd inn-sin m Mr and amt l-‘.‘l“..IiI
Parsons. 0F "' J ('5': rnr :lenma
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ROWA YTON
Edgar Lynch who has been on 1:.
business trip to Mnino has r-ivlrnmi
home. ,
__ lea
Mrs. E. L. Parker-(H21 iwr Sun Jun (’9
Williamson havo lwrn <Il4‘llcllnl; a row 3
days with friends. ' ‘
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John J. Myers arid llumly who hun- 9“
been li‘V'lIng' 0V1'Til"' TxllxurV, ixuu- ink. 0".
en the irowu l‘uimr- 71:: ill" \\'llli“l’
on Boll Island.
mini-‘4‘
Mr. and Mrs. Kilhornc. who have
been spending: tlw summer on High-
land nvo-nm- huw- r~-turned to their
home in New York city.
Little
Br
Fix-Mayor Jeremiah Donovan
all“
.. Eli-City Clerk Irving J. Robertson E Yypfing, its starting out in liie has visions 0f
Mtwere visitors here yesterday. Mr. “ spell
* mnovan had heard so much about the whwmal l: ore the fireSide With health? happy
children; but, as, aw often young women who orig for
w concrete road that he had to look
over. .
A {meeting or the
de
Rowayton‘ . Civic
niation will be held this evening
.Rowayton Hose Company.
' or importance will be discuss-
,nnd all members are urged to at-
for these condi
Me
A ninety foot sidewalk
the building makes quite a chanzrc
Rowayton and the sidewalk which
been much needed will add great-
to the appearance of this corner.
operation.
weak.
I‘i‘
Word was rr—r‘iVerl Vest’erdaV b" try L din Pinkham’
wéiemem n Aihmhz of “feet Side me- I tried it and it helped me. Now I Oompgund as ithad 1112131813“me
line that his Overland touring car in uminthebest 0f heal doall of my lam happy to so it reatoredm
win be ready for service in n few wmmml havea. ovelyboy six health, In pains red, and
,. ya. n will he rpmomhered that lr recommend our have a. little gir. Iadvise 11
entlv figured in :1 crash at the cor mdicinetomy friendsand women who wife:- as I did to a
.. filer of cm and Franklin streets my permission to usedhis andlitterf’I’v—e Lydia. EPinkham’s V hie (lotry
“in“ “OFWMK glinJ C. EAGLBSON, 526 Garfield p0und.”—Mrs. F. C. nun, Boxm.
-ManV of the local music lOVers took Ye, nepoWd’ Ohio. 94’ Mesa’ COlorado‘ ’
ngantagc of m opportunity V'Jcstcrdn)
ternoon and eV'Ining‘ to hear the In—
mvarablc l nltc d States Marl'nr
and Amour those who attended
the evening- pc-rformanrn were: Irving
Albrem. \lilton AV'mV Councilmt‘lr
ph R. Taylor. .‘Jrs. Eugene Cush-
'and City Sheriff Oliver J. Clark
Ace TREAT“ “I!"H GERMANV
' ington. Oct 18.— A final
- rétlficaiion oi' the peace treatVI
NW Was expected by both
- . and Democratic leadeupin
4 today. It Incense;
Warm ~' '
children are denied that happiness because of some functional
out which may be corrected by paper treatment.
Lydia E. Pinkham ‘sVegetable Compound 15 just the medicine
Donald, Ohio. —“I suffered from
is being a displacement, a weakness, was 11:13 and
,. d abgut the 9“";3; Ofntjlé P903? 5 and a great deal of The doctor from a a {odeal 801:1. plaigugye
ry ompam- e “ D081 0“ said nothin would elp me but an month. med diifemnt medic ry
e said I could never
have any children because I was too
“Ihudfiften heard f I. die. E.
Vegetable C(znnpgund, so
Manymchlottersprooetherelhbilityof
Lydia E. Pinkha‘m’s
e etable
The Richmond Blues today con-
tinued their journey to Hartlord to
Iassist the First Company of the Foot
iguana in observance of their 1501!:
now they will not only
earn other dollars, as in-
terest, but every dollar is
-,';
350 35? cause of .the Zincreasing
Iy‘flsmeI $1998 JEN} purchasing. power that it
will have as prices become
loVVer. Prices haV'e now
reached and are passing
thou-I punk and never was
it us profitable to saVc as
it is now.
Remember ‘that as the
ii:r<fit.~“"‘4§»ch-rt ‘ us
dillr " hm: Ergo} ‘ mooning.
arged Iwiih sedition. VhiVed exam
gallon in city court todayand Jere
bound over to the Superior Court.
They were arrested in the 1’ mm:
ins recently and the policemen mak
ing the arrest claimed they were founIdII
placing pamphlets of a seditious
nature in the letter boxes of many dollars grow lancer: they
residences Samples of‘the immune may also be harder in get
:23: 31mm“ “9"? “mum W Now is the time to slal‘t a
‘I.
savings mum, with
,p
FRENCH BER OIF DEPUTLEIIS > '
EETSI.
PARIS, Oct. IS.~—After a recess of
three months. lhv (‘hamber of Depu-
ties reconvened today. to begin wing
is expected to be a week 01 ten days
at, debate on inierpellationo of the
THE PEGPLE’S
1mm (30.
South swim
government: The Washington confer-
lence may be touched upon.
Glendren
1§ ="item Homes
meg-4.1m other ..
skirts. wnists. stocking»
withootegriptng new or inconveni-3
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enée. They banish headache. buiouo-l
if
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Coste: lo
Shoe Store
31 lo. m" . at, so. MI- ;
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No connection 1m any odor MA
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“ii h c’n. work Our specialty
‘J. PRMU SONS
3 ”view Ave. Slot Not-walk
BONE as.“ .
*Thrills and mystery lurk with
the solemn owls, spooks and
big black cats printed on Den-
nison crepe or cut from flat»
.. stock all ready to use.
And we have
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tablhhgw'mkmhfitsfild [I
Hallowe ’en ’s gay p I " ‘
favors for
parties.
———-——LThe F. & K. Stationers
south Kain Street
5C ostello’sé
AND FALL
UNDERWEAR
\Ve maintain a perfectly bal-
anced stock of Union Suits
“Medium and Heavy
; 'Weights
.filéomzsagmomc
fFldnnel Shit" ts—‘Sweaters '
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HARVEST SALE OF COATS AND
DRESSES
FOR MEN AND "[8858
QOA'IB from $149
........ ................. 8i0$5000
mmyigullwoolnrgefmm.....-L-: ----- $495to$798
.. ...... . ......... . ....... from$498to§,98
the largest selection of Hats in the Nov-walks. Priced Ft.
Cent lower than elsewhere
THEE PARIS—Cloaks,’ Suits and Milling”
3380.”!!!81'. Esi.1902 so. new“
v Fe.
\
Pwsumomv
Footwear of Fashion for Women
Patent Colt, 2m}: pump, Bab Louis XV
Potential: Oxford, plain toe, y heels
Black Satin, 2-way pump,
BabyLonisXVheels
$4.95 to $7.95
mm...“ ...
English walking heels.
High Louis XV heels and
~ $3.95
$5.95
my 3
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70-72 North Main Street,
South Norwai
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FOREST MILLS KNIT UNDERWE
Each garment is finisherd “ilh patenicd' 'FlailmL '
material is preshrunk so that the garments retain
are dependable to wear.
There are weights and models [0 meet every . . . newt.
Union Suits end separate garments come v aw ._ Lam! t
neck, also with 'uoulce tops: .short. elbow. or - um. hm. .
ankle length. The-senate fashioned oi’ mrdlmu w 1911: :l~"<‘-;.
.1 cotton and wool; and silkand; wool.
Extra sizes [or stem women.
Misses vests and pants of fleeced comma and cc-‘tcn and «w
2 lo 12 years
1.1. Malletle
88 Washington Street South Norwali
Herman Motor
Transportation C 0.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Tenhml'rnclm at Your Service forAllKinds of tin-ans-
poi-Won; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Melamine, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk, «Rhone 391
New York 05019, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea. 8059
Men’s $Vop'
\
tions, as the following letters show:
so, Colorado—“Ever Isince I
Me
but only got relief for a short; time.
I had been married seven years, and
wanted a child, but was not well
enough. Mimother advised me to
21North.msmet
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"OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Oars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck- .
ing Co.
1310 m Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
hide-p011. Conn
Phone Bornum. 5586.2
Second-hand parts and tires to .
fit any make of car
LEARN
THE RULES
and how to
USE
'Y‘
Lower now than a year ago. Best grades.
“AL in all sizes at
THE NERWALK COAL & SUPPLY ('0.
I DEALERS IN MASON’S MATERIALS
108 Water Street South NorVV'ai'h
COAL
PHBNE 113 FOR
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“Merode” Underwear
“Mel-ode" Underwear is made of the best yarn: ix: .'
firm, beautiful materials which are elastic and 1w
shape‘.‘ Each garment fits perfectly the firsiI time
it, and it never develops wrinkles or bunches. no 11,..1'
often it is tubbcd. because each garment is cut by i
“patterns that follow every line of the body.
All sizes, styles and weights in separate «2.111an
Union Suits for women and children, at prices muvh imx W
thoSe of last. fall.
Norwalk Chronicler