1 deity-V
Ben
Sen
° , I
' P)—Congreesion- by
vs: l
'ican seats won by l
0\'t‘
flaydcn over Sennt- ‘
° 01'0“. JOII
n \‘i'. Barkley over \
'P. Ernst. R”
IN! 1'3. ’l'ydltign over .\
‘ eeler.
. Man-om. David 1.
ever lenator William M. llutler.
Missouri. Harry n. llawes,
New York. Robert I".
Oklahoma.
Senator John W.
John J. German.
.10. (leurco- ll. Combs. J12. over
I. I'Itiucr (‘. Ellis.
lu.—l~‘or1ucr Rep. James 1". Full-
brlght over John 1’.
O
.. La...
Walsh.
over
atot- Cieorso ll. Williams.
Wanner over
utnr Jellies \\'. \Vndaworlh. Jr.. '
I'Ilnu-r ’l‘homus over
llarrcld.
louse: Republican seats captured
I)t'lli()t‘l'ilit‘f
II.——Jnmeii 'l'. lgoe over Rep.
ll.-’l-‘orlncr lit-p.
1‘ Rep. Loren l‘l.
ItI.——\'ill(‘elll I..
11 hlclllnnlty.
.l. Earl Major
Wheeler.
I‘almisano over
Adams.
Nob—J. N. Norton
Melvin O. hltlnug’hlln
N J—l‘aul J. Moore over Rep.
llerbert W. ’l".a1lor
N. Y.——\\lliiunt .l. Slrmlch over
lltp. \‘athun l). l’erlmnn.
N. Y.-—J. ht. Fitzpatrick over Rep
llenlamln L. h‘ulrchlid.
N. Y.—Wl|liam V.
Louis W. Btoesburv.
over Rep.
Cohen over
Ohio—Former ltep. Den 1’. Welly
over Rep. W. T. lr‘ltztrerald.
Ohm—Former Rep. E. R. lio-
ward over Rep. 8. J. Montgomery.
Pena—Former Rep. John J. (‘a-
soy over Rep. Edmund N. Carpenter.
who ran as Independent after (‘asey
had captured both hem. and Repub-
lican nominations.
Penn—Everett Kent over
1-;
William R. Coyle.
w. \‘u.—-Wllltam S. O’Brien over
Rep. John hi. Wolves-ton.
Democratic losses to Republicans:
R. l.——Louls Monast won over
tcp. Jeremiah E. O’Connell.
Ram—U. B. Ouyer over
Chauncey l3. Little.
Republicans won from Socialists:
.\'. Y.——Fiorello ii. Laluardia
circled as Republican. He now holds
seat as Socialist.
Rep.
It tilliv be :1 dlflicuit matter for a
rich man to enter into the kingdom
or heaven but it's certainly dead
cosy lttr him to net on the board of
.trnstccu of the church—Ohio State
Hop, | Journal.
* Rented
Trains:-J
a] for People
. Aches and Painsi
Used by A
of the
Johnson, Covel
ro SUPPLY PUBLIC AT moutsr 0P BALL Pulsl
Says He Can Stop Any
iMIKE MAR'I'IN,‘r Trahier
etes
aahin
B
Washington Baseball Iah
let-e fer at years.
MIKE MARIIN’S
lINIMENI
6-dram bottle, 35c,
2-ou11ce bottle, 65c
4-ou11ce bottle, $1.00
«512‘ hasn't Ilse
ital-pa, cash or money e
"um. t. 1111. Martin, Trainer, p.11 Part. I
{dim-11mm, o. c.
Sent 0. 0. D. Parcel Pest l! preterrelthe;
i—lls charges exit a.
HAROLD A. MEAD AND ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS HAVE MIKE MARTIN' S LINIMENT ~
Willi RD AT KEEPING
Doesn’t Believe There is an
slaee way haclh inhthed'edld Schick ml 1
Per-arty with the Cincinnati, "den-Incas 've an e a a events.
the is in . d l
n Y“ "Y“M’” Pflm :uvlncdw "Huh-'1! a‘se 11.31363. II:
I" “P“ lulrereitles. ‘ "I'm 0! “5' at the hall park at the hlf loans now:-
days fiet i
health each troubles.
chcliats te perfect a ilniment for my own
ilk it.
Will of It lull today they use It all our
the mntrr. It keeps me lo III-is;
it for athletes. colleges and tn: 1:.rrs
haltetad a long time about Ilpplying 1hr
pIhlk. r“. I! it will help some [101", old
sane
get relief frets their urinary and pain 1'":
[led to do it. he arranged with a his
cancers to handle the details of botil‘ m;
iahellnl and sappiyin
l're land it. as any
Elm”;
telling.“ ensure "my that 1'n1
- b0 hath OI lint-alt with my name and
8 ounce ttle’ $1.50 up.“ I” In In the medicine busi-
“loathe haaehag. and warnwigrkr 11::
has. his: nh
At All GOOd Drug In that. and so all“ any einslc
person site as set malts. 1 don't want
Stores — fiahetthet I-hhelttecsattheasapen
”.1111 Island their tloney on request.
All! can Is that lay twenty years‘
and experience did are it you use it according‘
I.‘1"Iedlreetiensyeawliihesleasaatlr
Famous
Harris
Sort of Ache or Pain‘
MEN PHYSICALLYI FIT
Ache or Pain lie
Can’t Stop
stars and athletes see- to
h“I'Iichec and develop more than
mach. and pains, etllneu. sore-
rho-awn. twinsu. etc." declares
“h". of course. in athletics
fiezfla‘et Izero than 'tllrir
ha- t s we so on era
fir Oil’s while a hlllneaa‘
gees en “flaring without
Mfiayaata tal’vehaadled athletes—v
y and quickly
thedany I can 0|!
"I split I let 0! money employing
rfired the behest of evcrythinn put
I never dreamed or telling it. I
Other trainers got
1 e
wees-and at resales.
mix 1112‘
y or some "yin. lid t
ti ° drug stores, and
, no matter how
a few cents set a nod sized
ed with each hettle comes a (elder
hurts lee it.
II 1‘-
mG-al a hettte at Mike Martin’ a Llnlntent
tar drIuiat tonight. Bee prim an
aunt t‘u lotus in column on the
"l have need Hilts Martin's
many years and son-libi- it the
them. ever made for a pitcher'- ans or for
sore, achy. all ii muscles.
know in the gains use Mike Martin' a lini-
ntent." (Signed) Waller Johnson. Pitcher,
Washinltou Ila-shall Team.
CAL pruccisrs OFFER WONDERFUL
MEDY FOR 10111253th LAMENESS
ievea sLjPP‘, Sore, Stvoilen Joints or Muscles Like Magic, The'
Secret Discovery of
n Ball Club, Trainer
WALTER JOHNSON
Lilli—eat for
heat lini-
AII the men I
. i ate-9‘:
Th COBB
"Without the aid at Mike Martin's Lint
.nent it would have been impossible let
me to play hall during a recent sea-en
" You will recall my knee was seriously in:
lured and I attribute my quick racers:
exclusively to Mike Martin‘s Linimeni
“'f‘l'm'd’ Tyrus ll. Cobb. Manager yet. .3
“suns."
fi‘CO
Conn.
3 y, November 4, 1926.
piece stylesw-wiihs
i and bottom of Coat.
tors are Flesh
and Lace trinnnlng on
and PM, SIZCS‘ u t3
it is not too early to suggest that these Pajamas
I - solve many a Gift mproblcm.
i
OWLAND S
Opon ’tiil 6 P. M.
Noted for tone
“Tl-IE FRESHMAN
MASTERPIECE
Known for thc‘ac-
curacy of its Tone ren-
daring—this S be set
is a remarkable value.
The fine Maho Gon-
sole Cabinet ano
dates the Battcg an the
Speaker. .
$69.50 i
Other Ha
Models — $57.5; to
510650 ‘
i: Howland Service with every purchase.
.Convgtient Payments may be made on the Club
Girls’ Rayon ;
PAJAMAS—E? -
‘-
er.Coats. Laccsumd
Trousers and at neck,
-.;.;,-::.rs.
r
Vitaily important
it is that Shoes for
G r o wi 11 g Feet
should be right :—
Not almost right, but
0'completcly so. They
should be neither too
small nor too big;
neither too soft nor
too stiff.
Our Salesmen are
tamer: that not a few
materials.
out Otfords in Patch;
Strap Pumps in Tan Calf or Patent.
' Main ”floor.
The Weather—Fair.
Howland’s specialises
in’the fitting of
CHILDREN’S SHOES
carefully and intelligently trained to know not oti'ly the
corrcct Size, but also the correct Last (or shape).
And this painsta 'ng care has so impressed Cus-
thcm leave grown from Baby-
hood to Maturity m Howland Footwear.
FIRST STEP SHOES :—Thcsc are to be had with
light, turn Spies, or in a flPx
ible Welt in a variety of
$2. 25 end 82. 50
e NEXT SHOES :—A bit heavier, as the Foot grows
gradually stronger. Various Leathers at $250 to 54
GIRLS’ SHOES. —Built with a v‘lew to proper
lmuscie-su yport—as the Child is more and (more active.
‘Grown-up ” to satisfy thc wearer’s desire
‘for style: lhatat least resemble those of her older sister.
oxfords and Hi h Cut Shoes' in Elk Leathers; Cut-
Threeliolc Ties' 1n Alligator and
$3.50 to :5
molar AND SATURDAY ONLY
THE HOWLAHD DRY GOODS CO
res Lvsnmo statuses-sows NORWALK. cuss.
A. J. Collins Pays $150 For
2 Chamlee C
oncert Tickets
Edmund Braces:
in Norwalk.
Chamiee Promises Gorgeous Effect
The following telegram from Mario Chamlee was sent to
Sang to live thousand people in Denver Wednesday. Used
Organ for St. Bulplce scene. Gorgeous effect.
Will do sumo
Following the announcement or
the Women‘s Board at tho Norwalk
Hospital that it was proud to be.
able to present Marlo (‘hantlee, the
great Metropolitan tenor. in a con-
cort at tho liegcnt theatre. \\'cd-
neaday evening. Nov. 17. the de-
mand for tickets was spontaneous
and generous, it was learned today.
Among the first to send in their
checks were the following:
A. J. Collins. two tickets ...... $130
.\,. W. Llasiwrrzcr. Box ......... the
it. 1.. skofleld. llox ........... 100
Hill
Hill
\\'. ll. f‘ruwford. two tickets...
litnllc. llcmmlnrr, two tickets“
Louis A. Lehmalcr ..........
Philip N. Knapp ......... .. flu
(lcn. Russell l-‘rost ......... .. :.u'
If. \V. ............ ... ....... It"
i I'lllllllllld lirmsc .............. .m
Allan limlly I._\'ll":l .......... .u
t'. .\. lmhcrty. two lick: l:.. . . .. 2.”.
ICtl\\tll'tI Ilcllt-tiit l. l\\tt Iit'iv' l‘~. . 1’3.
_I'.'. M. \\'eilt‘s, ‘110 tiriveis.
.lillllt'.“ ll, )Hu'ley_ Uh) li< ill ill.. '__'0 .
‘ Lawrence \‘y'll'mt. twn ticket.- ,. l‘Ii'
,3 Judi!“ litlwln 'l‘hmnnu 1‘ tick: iw :11
.\I. I.\'IIr:i|nl Iillti Illcllnhl .
‘ \t‘tn.
(inilli‘ll Illl\n fnl‘n'lil'tlt‘tl i-I.) 02.11 h top
two iickrts and then r~turnltl tin
ticket.- to be resold
Miss Stead “Sees”
Two Dead Brothers
Estelle Stead, daughter of the late
William T. Stead, the English Jour-
nalist. at a meeting or spiritualan
here. said that within the last few
weeks rho had seen her two dead
brothers. One 01' the brothers died
before- her (other; who lost his fife
in the steamship Titanic disaster, in
1912. and the other one since. Miss
Stead graphically related how
her brothers had stood before her.
She said she had felt their hands
and that they had kissedhcr. Miss
Stead‘s {other also was a splrltuallst.
__..___..__Lt_..__..
Four Months
-———-—.———
(Continued front Page Ollt.)
statements were necessary except
the prosecutor's story of Iilc battle.
Tho prosecutor told simply how
Sturm drove past Bouton at ll
o'clock on Wall street and when
hallcd refused to slap. lloulon gave
clan and Storm speedcd up turn-
ing into Elm strcct after dimming
his lights. The. chase by liouion in
a commander-red cur continued over
\‘an linrcn avenue, li‘ltch‘a hill and
through several streets of the reser-
voir district before it stopped at
Sturin's house on Spring Hill road.
There Sturm ran into the bushes
and. when Bouiun followed. knocked
him down. After a struggle in which
Sturm was subdued he and the po-
liceman rcachcd the. automobiles
and Stnrm once more broke away.
l-‘eliowcd up the stairs or his home.
he kicked llnnton in the chest lit)-
forr Sergeai‘lt Silk arrived and the
battled ended.
l’mewcutor Asks Severity
”Tht case is an nggruvntul out.
the prosecutor concluded after rc-
pomtad out that lionlon has bun:
pmntul out that linuton had been
[ill-\‘lnllfiiy injured and that Stnrm
was convicted before on similar i
(barges. "Your Honor. this is n.
(xtsc that deserves severe punlshfi
nnnt.“ i
'l‘h- facts as stated. Attorney Cun-‘
cu mid in turn. were “substantially!
cerrcct." The witnesses were notv
Call-«l. r
“There isn’t any defense." the;
lIvacr said. "Sturm realizes nowl
that he made a serious mistake.“
Then he continued m a low tone:
"With all these, malty criminal
occurrences of the day, in other
parts of the country and particu-
larly in New York city near here. the
outstlon has become one of cause.
To my mind the cause is that. the
i't\'(‘rilfl’0 one drinks no alloys is not
ill to feed to a dog. 1 makes a
man crazy. We wonder how a per-
son can do these things.
"i can tell your honor with all
seriousness that after talking to this
young man and his wife 1 ant con-
vinced he has stopped drinking. it
is an unfortunate ease and I ask
that the penalty be such as not to
influence his future. The couple
have ono child and expect another
shortly. The case is more unfortun-
ate for his wife.” he concluded. ‘
Prosecutor Lockwood in turn de-
manded to know why Sturm had not
thought or his wife and chil‘. after
his last offense, when he was fined
Slut) and costs for drunken driving.
“1 am sorry for the family." he
said. "but this young man deserves
runlshment. "
11.,» a‘ed tall sentences on tho
c'mnuca of operating while. drunk
and operating on a suspended lic-
ense. and immediately a lIhurp ex-
change occurred between the prose-
CLiOl‘ and Attorney Cuneo.
The latter held that tail sentence
could not be passed on a complaint
and said that the counts were com-
plaints not specific charms"
Where'd you get that idea?" the
"oaunttor demanded. and was an-
swersd that it was elementary law.
as quoted to the opposlt and when
the some question was kcd itlm
answered that "It's comm sense."
The question arose w or the
real estate bond of $750 was sulfi-
clcut to hold Sturm during appeal
and Mrs. Elizabeth Sturm. but mo-
ther. who posted the bond, was
called to the stand. With set face
she stated that the bond represent-
cd her house at 49 Spring Hill road
and said it was unmortmed. Mo-
ther and son stood side by side with
upralsed right hands as J udgo Light
administered the bonding oath. and
bond was not increased.
JOHN 51(8me WILLIAMS
DIES NEAR RICHMOND.
WASHINGTON. (AP). -—- John
lkelton Williams. formerly control-
ler ot the currency died today at
his home near Richmond. according
to a special dispatch to the Wash-
ington am.
The steel Industry is using electric
heat more and more because it in-
troduces no foreign matter into
the melted metal. Furnaces in the
United States total {00.000 hillowattl
in capacity.
. hadwich, once the chief naval
Shell Game
"are it pearl
you'll get a potato. run-
die. If you prefer a pcacl1_ ltmt
almllt tltc girl, Miss Janis .lewclt,
cf San l~‘rancisco.
CONSTIPATED ?
Tr
LYDIA E. PyINKHAM’S
Pills fa Constipation
A reliable laxative
‘wa the whole Vam-
lly. hlay be taken
by any child over
five years at age.
Prepared N
Lydia Ii Pinkha-
f-jfip “6‘ MedicincCotnpaay
Lynn, Mesa.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Beautiful new and exclusive do
signs of Christmas cards. bear-
in; sentiments imbibed \\'liil
the Christmas spirit
am 'now on display at
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
OPEN EVERY EVENING
Wine Presses
Crushers -
Kegs
“'00“ AND BRASS I'UH'CI'TI'S
Rosenlield Bros.
125 Washington St. Tel. 310
"Free Delivery"
4
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE C0.
16 North Main Street
30. Norwaik Phone 2511‘
Passenger
390“
Wagons REO Cars
REPAIRING AN“ OVERHAULINI
PARTS AND AWESSUIKII'ZS
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBiLE CO.
l. Warner. Branch lgr.’
34 m AVE. NORWALI
, harbor 0: England. recently
tetra anon-m
m0! MI ”I!
But be careful, or V
yulll' ln- \
formation, the spud is in the ntid- i
What Is An
Investment Trust. ‘9
An investment trust is an urgnulmtlnn by which the
funds of lllllll_\' investors, whether lll inru‘c or small
111110111115,n1'c jointly invested in :1 wide vnrn-ty ul' scent-L
ties. The trust, through research and .\i'.liil'ill nnuulucnlcnf,
invests and l'cilll’csls its capital so as to distribute risk,
assure ll (icpcnllnblc income anti nnlkc i‘:l|1l'..'lI [ll'tiili\.
As the pioneer investment trust in the l'nul-ll Stall-s,
Interimiionni Securities Trust. of Ann-rich.
A Massachusetts 'l‘rusl
Ill-sources Over $18.1)(lil,ll(lll
has endeavored to educate the investor to the :lri\':1lll:.°'~s
nilhistype(it'sccllrity.3111dtncncourugctilcdevelopment
of investment trusts hiunLr the lines approved by :1 im 1'
century of British investment trust experience.
Among the l'niulnmcntals ol' the investment trust are:
1. Investment of its capital in :1 great variety of
wuml securities, rcprcscnthu: many industries, muzn'riw»
and types of issue. This 'l‘rust ilzix more than full) .3”.
l'crcnt securities «'llllflllL' its holding...
2. Slight participntiun. in any tun- .w-urily, thus :11 lilti-
inu“cnianglinubusinessalliances." ’l‘he invcumcni Iru 1
does not assume any managerial m‘ rim-cling responsibili-
tics in connection with any enterprise Mullll' of “lime
securities it .nny IIOItI.
'i'hnrnngzh and continuum supcrvrxnu «.l'
tnents.
Price Per I'nit (I share 6?? Preferred and i Shut-e ("~111-
' maul 123!) plus accrued prcicl‘l‘l‘tl dividwwl. in 3§~-’«l
.193";
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From Our Service Store at 35 Main Street Only
t:
OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE STORE IN NORWALK
Fresh creamcry, from the famous Fox River
Butter Creameries, none better at any 53c
price A ll:
This article is new. This excep-
Sweet Nut Olen iional low price is just. 230
to 1ntroduce 1t Alb..
B kfl Id F , . . .
Eggs “3....7rdzzz31r. our? 65c
Coffee
Flour
Benefit Brand, fresh roasted, in air.
proof bags. A lb.
...... $1.09
39c
Large and juicy, first of the ncw C) .
crop. A dozen ................. 05L
Cloverdale Brand
241/; pound bag ..... . . . . . .
Reliable brand, best for pancakes, bis-
cuits and cake. Large Package ........
Flour
Oranges
Cloverdale Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles, 3 pkgs. 350
Cloverdale Buckwheat, 2 pkgs. ...................... so
Large Prunes, 2 lb. package ...... . . ........ .. ....... 2:11:
Fancy Pea Beans, 3 pounds .......................... 22c
Peas, Corn and String Beans, 2 cans ................. Zoo
Campbell's Pork and Beans, 3 cans .............. . 2st.
Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 3 cans . . . .. ..... . .......... Zoo
College Inn Chicken Broth, 2 cans ......... .. .......... 25c
Imported Sardines in olive oil, 2 cans ............... 25c
Del Monte Sardines in tomato sauce, 2 cans ....... .. . 25c.
Fancy Salt Mackerel, 2 for .......................... 25c
Arm and Hammer Sal Soda, 3 pkgs. .................. 250
Japanese Toilet Paper, 1,000 sheets, 4 rolls ........ .. 25c
Babbitt’ s Cleanser, 5 cans ...................... . 25c
Helps. for Laundry, Dishes and Glassware, :1 pkg. 103
Ammonia, Opal, extra strong, quart bottle ............ 25c
CANDY DEPARTMENT
Chocolate Drops, 11. pound ................. 19c
LafayetteAssortcd,apound ....... 10c
Gum Drops,apound .......................... 6......19c
Cloverland Assorted Chocolates, 1 pound box . . . . .103
Assorted Chocolates, 5 pound box .................. $1 30
Try Campbell’s Pepper Pot Soup ................. . .. 10::
A new addition to the Campbell family
VallsypeasoerlleyCorn,3cans 40c
ValleyPeaches,large,3cans ...... 69..
ValleyPears,large,3cans...... ........ .....990
Benefit. Cherries, large, 3 cans . ................. 99c
Broolcfleld Pork Sausage, a pound . , 45c
Smoked Pdrlt Tcnderloins, apound 45c
Pancyslioed Baeon,spound 48c
PnreLard,apound..... 19c
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.25c
...2.'ic
...10c
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assess-aa-aaaaeaeaasaa
Cooking Apples, 0 lbs. . . hast Potatoes, 7 lbs
Fancy Table Apples, to for 26¢ Yellow Unions, 8 lbs.
Large Grapefruit. 2 for , . hrnlps, 3 pounds“
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