5| Whippet dual.
luailtusmluies.
3‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
,._..._.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
rand. continued cool tonight. Wednes-
day'falr and warmer. An area of high
pressureithat is central In the Lake
region is producing cool, pleasant
weather in the central and eastern
sections. .. Fronts were reported from
Michigan, Northern Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and New York. A trough of low
pressure extending from Texas north-
ward to the kotas is producing
cloudy and rainy weather with rising
temperatures between the Mississippi
Valley and the Rocky Mountains.
Heavy rainfall was reported from cen-
tral and Eastern Kansas. Conditions
favor for this vicinity fair weather
with probably light frosts in low places
tonight.
Miss. Mary Evenden, of New Haven
is visiting friends in town.
The sidewalks in frent of the Ely
property in North Main street are be‘
ing repaired.
The members of the Nutmeg Club,
of Norwaik, will give a ladies' night
Friday of this week.
The Pine Ledge Whist Club is in
session this afternoon at the club
house at Pine Point.
M
William Williams was arrested last
night for drulikenness This morning
be forfeited a bond of {10.
w. '
A meeting of the nery Organized
Trinity Signal Corps will be held this
week Friday, at which time the mem-
bers will drill
A large number of Norwalk hunters
were out bright and early this morn-
ing. to take advantage of the first day
of the open hunting season.
-~Merriil Night School Jopeus Tues
day. October lst.
William Nichols superintendentyof
the Grupe Reservoir, one of the water
supplies of the City of Norwalk, has
sold his farm to James Stevens of
New Canaan.
A business meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o’clock in the Suns
day School rooms of the church.
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. 11., held
a meeting last night, at which one
member was initiated and a social
time held. The post Is getting ready
for the annual anniversary and family
reunion. This will he held on Tues-
day. October 15.
Miss Cecil Finch, of 196 South Main
street, was operated on for appendi-
citis this morning at the Norwalk
Hospital and is doing nicely. The
operation was performed by Dr. Poet,
of New York. assisted by Dr. Hunting~
tou, Dr. Bohannun and Dr. Hitchcock.
~Merrill Night School opens Tues:
day, October 1st.
C. Clarence Whittaker, who has
been a pupil of the South Norwalk
High School for three years, has pass-
ed examinations for the Sheffield Sci-
entific Department of Yale University
in the following subjects: Algebra A,
English literature A, English gram
mar, American history, Latin grum-
mur and composition, Caesar, plain
and solid geometry.
Rhoddy McGiuess was picked up
for drunkenness this morning by Chief
of Police Thomas Bradley. The chief
found Rhoddy In the Wall street door-
way of the Glendenning and Company
Pharmacy A wheel barrow loud of
cabbages owned by Rhoddynnd which
he had left around the corner In
Main street were taken in temporary
charge by Councilmen Henry Mathels
The unfortunate Rhoddy was placed In
the Water street police station.
SULTAN’S JEWELS TO BE FAWN-
ED.
PARIS, Oct. l.-J-'l‘he powers signa-
tory of the Algeciras convemlon.
with the exception of Spain, have
sgreedvto the measures formulated by
Nance with, the views of preventing
the introduction of contraband into
Morocco. The measures will be plac-
ed loops Milo
M. Tali. brother of Muhammad Tani,
the financial minister of Morocco. has
arrived here on has opened negotia-
tions is pledge the sultan' s jewels with
the view of raising money to meet the
use Indemnity. etc.
O I LIION‘IP-JHEA‘OAOHE REMEDY
T L '0 AI- MDACHEII.
Sililll
, WW. . my '
Curiosities continue to bob up under
the new naturalization law. Fri-
day an
Bridgeport, and preesuted his petition
for first papers. When be filled out
the blank handed to him he made it
thntihis height was six feet and seven
inches. ‘ ’
The clerks looked at him in as.
tonishment, for‘lt would take about
two of him to make the average man. '
He was told that he had made amiss
swore that it was his height.
The clerks then took him over to
the measuring spot and he was told
to back up and keep his feet on the
on his head he. just reached up five
feet two inches and a half He was
very much astounded when told the
result.
Several such statements have been
made recently, most of them from
persons who were born in Hungary.
One man had it that be was six feet.
13 inches, and when they measured
him he only reached up five feet. one ,
inch.
The superior court officials are won
derlng what scale of measurement
they have in Hungary and just how
the interpretation is made.
The clerks received notice yester-
day that the Unlted States government
had appointed a new official to look
after naturalization. He Is known as
the assistant to the district attorney
for'naturallzatlon purposes. The of-
fices for'thls district are located In
Boston. He has asked the officials for
the blanks filled out b those who de-
sire second papers. There is some in-
terest to know whether he will put in
appearance next month when the court
sits for naturalization purposes.
Already there is some disappoint-
at this election because they only lust
discovered that It canndt now be done
Others who have patella applications
are wondering whether they will get
achance to be heard In time to get
their papers and be made voters As
the cOurt will not be in session for
naturalization purposes until Tuesday,
October 29, some of them will get left
unless there is a special session.
NORWALK REPUBLICAN CAUCUB.
Expected That Selectman Alfred Avi-
son Will be Renominated.
The canons of the Republicans of
the First and Third town voting dis-
tricts, which include Norwalk and East
Norwaik, will be held tomorrow night
at the town assembly hull I11 Wall
street. At this time it Is not expected
that anything of special interest will'
develop. 1 is a foregone conclusion
that Selectman Alfred Avison will be
renominated.
The City of NotwaIkJ Republicans
will caucus at the town assembly hall
on Thulsday night. 'l‘hus fax the Re
publicaus are all at sea so far as the
head of the ticket Is concerned Cau-
didates for this cities will develop be-
tween now and the hour of the caucus.
Practically no .work has been done by
the leaders of the party and an over-
amount of interest is not being shown
by the members of the party. All
the present Republicans on the council
will probably be renominaiwcd with the
exception of David F. Gould, who does
not reside within the city limits at pre
sent.
TO MANAGE sown-1 NORWALK
cross.
W
Book Seller William P. Beers Secures
the Services of James C. Dounelly.
Book Seller and Stationer William
P. Beers, of Norwalk and South Nor-
walk. has secured James C Donuelly.
South Norwalk store, at 6 N01 1h Main
street.
Mr. Donnelly Is thoroughly cxper-
fenced in the business. For five years
he was connected with the store of
P. M. Casscdy. in New Milford. who
has one of the finest stationery stores
in Connecticut Mr. Donnelly began
the duties of his new position yester-
(iuy. -
BOUND OVER IN DANBURY.
DANBUBY, Oct. l.——Probable cause
was found in the case of Rosario No.
vello, on a charge of assault with in
intent to kill, in the city court this
afternoon. and Novelio was bound ov
er to the superior court under $1,000
bonds. The charge grew out of the
stabbing of Louis Debiase on Railroad
avenue on September 1. John Novella,
father of Rosario. was rrested at the
time In connection wit the case. Ito-
sarlo dad, but returned in a few days
and save himself 1111.. .,
MUSIC FOLIOS
This Week
100 .
uswil cross
1s a... 111-111 at. ' loath 11m. *
. . 1111 “If!
sill
1111 bots 11 Moslilemarkabla .J;
individual from the lands
across the sea with a couple of friends -‘
called of. the cities of the clerk, In ,
take. but he swore. and his friends ‘
floor. When the rule was placed level .
ment among those who desire to vote 1
of New Milford. as manager of his.
Without exception, we hover have seen finer,
more stylish, or better made Suits' :11 r dy-I‘or-wear‘
clothing. since we began business. C tainiy. this
town never saw finer garments, nor be ter values at
our modest prices.
We can fit you to perfection; we ca give you the
broadest ch3lce of fabrics and patterns in town; we
can give you better clothes than the J to money can
buy elsewhere. And we guarantee saisfactlon or
your money back.
”I
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Why shouldn’t you'buydyourFall sJ it of us?
, GETTING DOWN To PLAIN F CTS.
All indications are for a year of high rices In grains,
especially cats. I am making a HOME-(lJROUND Horse
Feed, compoued of oats corn wheat and barley products,
and containing the essential proportions of protein and
fats. it Is kept to a uniform standard: ground fresh
every day, and price lower than oats. Why not give it a
trial? . .
i
Buy Oats Thsts Clean
MANUEL T.
Wm. P. I "ers’
Book and Stationery Stoles.
49 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 South Main St. South Norwalk
Furniture” Pianos, athJlnery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR HE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERGHAN IBE.
LOW ATE OF INSURFANOE.
Raymond Bros.
WATOHMAN.
'ozwlnmr‘nc02~
QZHH>5UOQFI<ZLd
QZHH>EHgHmm>
YOUR osocnn HAS IT
O Incheo Wide. 22 inches long a . «1 OJ Inches high,
CAN BE HIRED
For $4. 00 a car
in the
J part of our business. The compound-
; honest profit will permit,
of stocks advanced with the opening of
.J. which reacted 4% from the jump forc~
ed yesterday by the covering of shorts.
._ American Smelting. the last dcclln
Jr ing 334,. Great Northern pfd. rose 1%.
voludonists, who on Sept/umber 21.1mm
for the third time sentenced to death
Fire-Proof 1; ault .. '
or ' y
. stories of rob
this morning.
OHOLERA ALONG CHINESE RAIL-
tire section through which ills Chin-
mo Eastern Railroad guns, has been
it 111m in to“
The compounding of physicians’
prescriptions is the most important
lag is all done by experienced phar-
macists and our double check system
reduces the possibility'of error to
minimum/.1 When a prescription is
compounded by us it Is absolutely
rlglit. You get lust' what your doctor
specifies. put together as he wants 'It
done.
Ourprices are as low as best quali-
ty drugs, best character of service and
lie tliiiul P11111111,
,THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
. Telephone, Onll, 15—2,
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
m
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
—-——-—.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.--Prices
business In the Stock Exchange. The
exceptions were Canadian Pacific.
U. S. Steel, Amalgamated Copper and
Union Pacific, Baltimore and Ohio and
AlliaChalmers pfd. l, and Norihcru'l’a
ciilc and St. Paul large fractions.
*
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.«-Tl1e1-e
was a good demand for the standard
railroad stocks which soon imparted
strength to the indusirIaIs. Support
for Canadian Pacific, which restored
its opening loss. also contributed to
the general strength. Later a renewed
break of 4 points In Canadian Pacific
started selling in other quarters and
the advances were large reduced. The.
market fell Into semisiaunniion :11 the
reaction.
WALL STREET, Noon—«A burden-
ing of prices resulted In gains for a
few stocks. Selling of the United
States Steel stocks then carried them
‘34 under last night and carried prices
elsewhere to the low point. of the
morning In sympathy. Bonds were i1»
regular.
WALL STREET 1 p. to. -—Both Unil-
Add market. .
od States Steal and Canadian Pacific
sold lower at 26% and 1841/2. respecti-
vely. Other stocks held 11p well mean-
while until. renewed weakness I11 St.
Paul begun and the entire list eased
off.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.~—'l‘lle directors
of the Anaconda Copper Company. the
main producing company of the Amal-
gamated Copper Company. today do
clared a quagterly dividend of $125 a
share. This s a reduction of 50 cents
from the dividend declared in the pre-
vious 1111arte,r.'1‘his is at the rule of
20 per cent. per annum Instead of at
the mic of 28 per cent... as decluwd
for the previous quarter. 3
STRENGTH OF THE MILITIA.
Overy100,000 Men Would Respond to
Call to Fight.
WASHINGTON, .Oct. l.--0f interest
ot the friends of the National Guard
throughout the country is the annual
report of AdlqunI-(ieuerul Aluswortb.
dealing with the militia. The strength
of’ihc organized militia at the 11131] of
the last. calendar year as rupmlmi by
the suite 11d111tuuis general is plum-d
at 110.005. out of a total of till, 821
males available for military duty but
organized. lint the reports of tho
mhited States inspecting officers places
the total organized militia at 105.213
The actual deficiencies in arms. etc.
are much less than in previous years.
The adlutant-generul says:
"it is estimated that about 711 per
cent. of the members of the militia
would respond to a call for troops to
repel invasion or to suppress llisurrecv
iio‘n against the authority of the gov-
erunisui.”
{REVOLUTIOnggLPAGIN 11x.
MOSCOW Oct. 1340151115111. the re
b court-nurtlal. for participation in
as and other crimes
cognition, he claimed as an agent of
secret police. was executed here
.. , soap.
sfr. surmount}, oat ran. on-
. Peek
at
Clothes J
. we HAVE MANY sovaursase IN suowmo 1111s LINE—execu-
ewe MODELS sue A‘WIOE sauce or. DESIRABLE shuttled in Apr.
1-1-1: new assess sea FALL. .. .1 11. . 1.11 a... -
Peck Clothes
ARE DESIGNED JBV THE BEST TALENT KNOWN TO THE TRADE
AND TAILORED IN THEIR OWN SHOPS BY THE OLEVEREST WORK. ,r
MEN AND HAVE THE LABEL YOU WANT. sJ'l,.1.‘.'..1n
Peck Clothes '
FOR WHICH WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS ARE EXOELLED BY
NONE IN EVERY DETAIL THAT INTERESTS THE WEARER AND AS
WE ARE CONTENTED WITH A REA SONABLE PROFIT 1THE PRICE IS
LOW. gm with w“ a
PECK CLOTHES are UNION. made.
Price’s Glothin-gStore.
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington Street. 4. South Norwslk.
A Warm Reception
I...” 1"“ *
YOUR FRIENDS WILL‘RECEIVE A WARM RECEPTION WHEN ..
THEY VISIT YOU THIS WINTER IF YOU BUY YOUR COAL OF US. J ,J.J:‘1
NONE BUT THE BEST SOLD. COAL THAT IS COAL. ' / , '1 ‘
B. Hershfield & Son.
122 WATER STREET. TELEPHONE 294.
J a mass of spongy fibu- whlch holds water and Is soon soaked off
THE HATCH & BAILEY C0;
MILL. foot of Marshall'Street. Tel. 49‘3-
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. Tel. 46-2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Piggery to a. Palace. ‘
Now is the time to repair roofs for winter's blasts and storms. We have
e1ery variety of shingles ranging in mice from 32. 50 to $10. 50 per thousand
Also we have for flat roots the y .
mucous ROOFING.-
A superior brand of ready-made. up-to-date roofing. Good where any good
roof Is needed. Will stand tropic heat or arctic cold. Looks like ru
but has no rubbe1 in It Has no tar in it. Has no odor. Can be lai by
any intelligent workman. A perfect non-conductor—«the best insulating fnb- .
1Io mudo Fox all commercial purposes. practically fircpmof. It Is Vermin»
proof. lists will not touch it. Under stable floms It is most excellent.
Acids cannot affect it like tin or Iron. It is tight. pliable and waterproof.
Coated with fine. fliuiy sand It presents an excellent appearance and resists
the it is cooler than iron and mom 'dulable than tin. It is‘ not coaltell with
t s not
backed with usphaitum or rosin. and when p1operly laid, there Is little, if
any expansion or contraction. it makes a ilne. plain flooring. taking the
place of oil cloth. Warranted for eight year‘s' wear without repaixs or at-
tcuiion of any kind. Samples on application.
SWEET EVERGREEN CORN .. . 25: 002.
WATERMELONS.
ll
CORNED BEEF. FROM .......... 6c UP
SWEET POTATEOS.
. FINE ROASTING OHIOKENS AND FOWL.
J. W. DODGE;
as Washington Street South Norwslk
m
o. B. Jackson,
Optician. . .
Everything in the Optical Line. '
, ' Eyes Examined Free.
as wsu. srsssr. NORWMJ .
Wm-
SUITS MADE TO ORDER J
FROM $15 UP. J *
FaIrCloakand FurStora
A ISRAEL. Proptim- .1 .1
GOAL KOAL
have the best grades on hand and
Give us atrial order and be conviu _
THE HARRISde
“Water Street. 1 1
Hiroshima
'Jsrurlun'wauulms" PA"
Norwalk Chronicler