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Rome's‘fiberal credit system.
‘ Rome furniture is an inVeetinent.
Rome believes in friendship in business.
Rome’ I price and quality are guaranteed.
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W, Oct. L—Bobbed hair.
lave no bananas."
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and rhesus
you were gentle little angels sitting
around on com with sour use.
folded on row- lope.
’ “We never had a finer let of
young
climb than we have today. More
than 80, 000 or them attended insti-
teethie summer and 96 per cent.
of the number listened with atten-
tion to eerioue lectures.
"Don't you remember when the
young people used to ban: their
hair—Blot it fail over the forehead?
A. between banged ball and bobbed
heir. I take the bobbed Variety.
"Remem ‘ those balloon skirts?
When two women met on the side.
walk. one bad to step off to let the
other pans. As between the old
hoopeklrt and the present styles.
give rne the short skirt of today.
“I have heard it stated that the
song. “Yes. we have no bananae'
m a sign of the deleneraoy of the
times. But what were you singing.
yen pious old steward and you staid
old church trustee when you were
young? You were singing: 'Paraoh'e
daughter on the bank. little Moses in
the pool: she fished him out with a
echoel.’
"Now let us be fair. An between
taking sacred characters of the bible
and makinx hilarious songs about
them. and the eons ‘Yee. we hue no
benenee.’ I prefer the bananas."
NOT GUILTY
PLEA IN CIDER
After Election
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} BALTIMORE. Oct. l—Repreeen-
«leave John Philly Hui. yesterday
blended not Utility to an indictment
returned by the federal trend Jury
aleet week charging him with manu-
facturing and poneaeing wine and
cider in violation of the liquor law.
He wee reieesed on 31,000 bail
be held
some time after November 10
In akin: an earlier trial Edi-.311!
mod that the once was 0: national
importance and should be decided
before election day. Denying this
request. Jud}. Soper said:
"The very reason you give for
"kill: an oulier trial is the very
reason'! refuse it. This court can-
not be used for campaign purposes."
’ Hill's indictment followed closely
upon a older perry given at
home. The “older he said. had an
alcoholic content or 2 .75 per cent.
Hie purpose. Hill said. is to obtain
an interpretatiou of the nbme‘ ‘non-
intoxicating liquors" in section 29 0:
the Volsteed act. He has declared
that he will carry the case to the
United States supreme court.
RENO)!“ am.
NEW LONDON. Oct.1 and“
Arthur B. Calkine. judge of probate
for this district comprising the oily
of New London and town of Water.
ford wee renorninated by the Demo-
cratic probate convention here yes-
terday afternoon. It is the ninth
time that he has been named by the
party. and has served for 1-1 years.
~WORLD SERIES.
See the Plume» at the Armory-
may by Pier-«Ail seats 25c—-Music.
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like' the bowels. sometimes :‘et elus-
cieh and and need e. duel:-
in oooeelon ly.eleewehave back-
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region. eevere headaches. rheumatic
m tel-old liver. acid
Menace- and all sorts ofb
You simply meet keno Your kid-
mentwnteelaneohe orpeininthe
hidneyroe'loe heel! 61'an let-of
of Jed Selle from anymore;
were nommkeatabieenoenmlina
ignore skirts and sopsl like “Yen. we
were défended
$919me hair. hoopskirts and
, hereon 'on the fence. little Hosea
in the pool. " by Bishop Edwin Holt.
Hashes ot the Methodist Episcobai .
apron. in an; address here last
their, Muse. their ehoee. their
“ cosmetics and their mannereli’he
said. speaking of modern youngr poo.
‘ "I suppose when you middle
were yam. to hear
ion» of you taut. you would think
people in the Methodist
telegraph pole, and sent him air to‘
PARTY CASE
nIdictment F a c i n g
Representative Hill
Not to Be Heard Till
bled or:
neye active and clean“ and the moo,
enter. Aleoxet abbettourounoel-
murmur beforebreakfeetfor;
e. few an end your lddneyewm,
climactdne. Thief-nieceeeiteu;
, tophyp rodnoeryis in the 0. g to
further phi: world-wide campaign
go ‘1an the motion picture in-
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HOSPITAL TO
HOLD ANNUAL
MEETINGOCI'. 14
Directors’ Terms Ex-
pire —-- Will Be Re-
elected It Is Believed‘
-———-—
Tbe annual meetin: .of the Nor—
walk Hospital association in nobod-
uled to be held at the hoepiul Och
tober 14. The terms of tour of the
directors of the esoociation expire on
that date and will be filled.
The directors whoee urine entire
are: E. T. Bedfordroi' Greene Farms
James '1‘. Farrell. president of the
United States Steel Corporation:
Thorn” H. Canty and Frederick
Gebbard. All four directors are ex-
pected to be re-clected at the eu-
nual meeting.
To Study Law in
Atty. Farrell’s Oflice
Harry Cohen. of 37 Camp street.
has registered to study law in the
omce of Attorney John J. Farrell
who recently opened a law omce at
38 \Vall‘street. Mr. Cohen expects
to resume his studies at Columbia
Law school as well. '
Mr. Cohen. for a number or yearn.
was clerk in the ethos of Judge Dun-
bar in Port Chester and at the sense
'BOYS’
SUITS.
CIAL!
l NORWALK
THAT’S WHAT YOU LL SAY WHEN 1013
SEE THESE ENGLISH AND NORfoL-K
YOU MUST SEE THE‘NI.
$10.00 T° $25.00
VISIT OUR BOYS’ DEPT.
Rogers 6: Stevens
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AHEAD IN STYLE!
AHEAD IN‘ VALUE!
SUITS
With . Extra Knickers
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time was studying law at Columbia.
The war interrupted hie mdiee.
'Sinoe the war. he has been with his
father in the latter". tailor estab-
lishment in Wall street.
Getting Ready for .
1“Work on Danbury R.R.
Field headquarters for the mix-i:
on the electrification of the Donbuw
branch is being established in the
local freight yard in a railroad car.
which is being fitted out for the
work. Telephone lines are being in-
stalled in preparation for it: occup-
ancy.
NEW LUNCH ROOM.
I The ‘1’. D. Lunch room will be
opened this week under the manage-
ment of Albert Herman in South
Main street on the site of the tormer
Central Lunch.
TAG DAY.
Saturdaywul be'l‘azDeyfox-tbe
Norwaik Day. Nursery.
eietintbe aleofthetegeareeeked
to get in touch with Mra Christian
Swarm or Mrs. Franklyn MW!!-
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-WOBLD SERIES.
See the mutual: at the Armory-
Play by Play-nAll seats flow-Music.
Sin-{CAPTURE
ZMOONSHINERS
AT GUN POINT;
PARSONS. W. Va... Oct. l—Mies
Gladys Rub. a 'mcker com-ab; deputy
sbertfl. arrived at the persons Jail
yesterday and turned over to Sharia!
J. B. Close. two alleged moonshinv
are she had captured on e. lonely
country road The girl officer ee-
certed her prisoners in at the point
of a nietol. remindins then: that
they had better be good because‘ e.
woman would not have any better
sense than to shoot."
Clarence and Thomas Groves. of
Peter-churn were observed passing
Persona in an automobile. Miss Rub
remarked that "they look suspic-
ious." end the eherifl said. “Go get
them. You have as much authority
a Li!
m- Rnb obtained a search war-
rant end after a three hour wait on
the main 1:!th lendinc train
Persons the Grovee' machine ap-
Peered. Mice Rub produced her
pistol, ordered them to halt. read the
warrant. found 49 quarto of moon-
llilne in the cal- and rnade the ar-
reete. She condecated the liquor
end the automobile.
--A.DV.
IF YOU WANT
A REAL Welding Job Done, Go to the
Success Welding & Cutting Co.
exam mom's A mam—CARBON REMOVING
Phone 472
NORWALK, CONN.
It pays to buy good hate
They look better new and
they look new longer.
You are over your hat troubll
when you get under a
YOUNG’S. Hats that we are
proud to sell and that you’ll
be proud to wear.
$3.50 $5. 00
Stetson Hats, $7. 00.
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Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON 8T.
80. NOBWALK
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ANNOUNCING
THE OPENING TODAY OF THE
-—-AND—-—-
.. , LUNCH ROOM
‘ 6‘South Main Street,
South Norwalk‘
NOW UNDER THE PERSONAL AGEMENT OF
E gOflEH¥ STEW-
WITH THE
Norwalk Chronicler