yl‘ilililuu till
" FRESHERLEY
.....um.-........m.m. .... .1»-.. ... ”...“.
inclinations.
WEATHER» FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Clear-
ing and colder tonight. Tuesday fair
Mid colder. A storm of considerable
intensity was central this morning
near Atlantic City, N. J. it has pro-
duced quite heavy rain during; the past
24 hours in the eastern portion of the
Lake region and along the Atlantic
coast north of Hatteras, An area of
high pressure central over iowa is pro-
ducing cool, pleasant. weather in the
central sections. The storm will move
eastward during the day and be follow-
ed by clearing and colder manner to-
night. Tuesday and Wednesday will
be fair and quite cold.
The tag, John Garrett. was in iho
harbor yesterday for coal.
The sale of the Dennis and Blan-
chard stock will take place Wednesday
October 30th.
—Lndy Foresters Dance Wed. night.
The ball committee of Norwalk Aerie
F.r0. E. met: last night and made
plans for the ball to be held in the
Armory on December 6.
John Drlscoil ,a brick layer. was ur-
rented yesterday on a charge of drunk-
enness. lie was fined $5 and costs
this morning in the town court by
Judge Taylor. ' ‘ ‘
llcautil‘ul souvenirs will be given
with every fifty cent, purchase at the
(ireat Atlantic and Pacific Tea Cour
puny, at their new store, in the old
post oiiice building.
Argo Red Salmon being iirm in lox~
turn. and deep red in color, makes the
most. delicious salad. Severn! salad
recipes are given in the Argo Cook
lltiok.
Although the publishers have ad-
vanced the price of McClurc's Maga-
zine to $1.50 a. year. William P. Beers,
the Norwalk and South Norwalk slu-
dinner. for a short. time will take your
.order at. the old price of $1 a year.
»—~l.ady Foresters Dance, Wed. night.
THE. COUNTRY PAPER.
lie was getting home from business--
ho, a i‘nerchant weil-to-dow
The wheels of the electric car were
throwing sparks of blue,
And around his were actplalntnncen
who. where they stood or out, -
lly look or word or lit-stare Were. in-
viting him to chat.
lint quiteliignorlug all of them, except
to bow or nmllo.
When hailed by some one at. the door
or just across the aisle,
lie read with boyish cagoriiesn, whllo
. speeding o‘er the street.
The poorly printed pages of the little
country uhcet. W
.... .
He read of Tom Jones‘ enterprise in
adding to his burn,
And learned that 'Solou I‘illtifllt‘tiilll has
got a bran new yarn";
’i‘hat. "Aunty Elimpkinn have a ten,”
that. "crops are pretty good."
And that "Ab Bailey cattle to town and
bought a loud of Wood.” ’
Well. you, those thingn are triflon. iter-
hnpn, to you and me;
For him they are reminders of the
lunch that used to be;
And from his burly city life he unmet-ii
back with joy
'l‘o ace. the town that circumscribed bin
doiunn an a boy.
blurb poorly printed parngmph upon
the homciy uhcet
Pruitt-nth u Hi‘i‘llll familiar or a friend
he uni-d to meet;
And lilil,"ill’.*“y(lii can tell it. by
Hiiilli‘li that quickly come-m
'l‘hcrt-‘n mention of bin mother and the
other folks at “home."
the
l
Men wander fur for fortune amt find it.
too. and yet,
The term and ulotiltui village. uud ilil
folku they ne‘er forget;
And there‘s not, a thing in city life
which greater icy can give.
'1‘th the little country paper printed
where they tilted to live.
@(ioiumblu Dlupult'b.
Small black velvet. buttons and
green cloth are plcltbiug on .1 mm or
light. gray mixture.
W
Rico grains will cleanse bottles on
wall no shot, and are much more likely
to he at hand when heeded.
T” “3’ “l 3 man, "lie in bull hemi-
t'ti." is the name thing till tidying, "11.,
has no dense."
stimuli
mi. Runny-tic
vounsumd
‘ . Against um ?
Taylor-18v Golden.’
74 Wuhlngtan 8t. . ‘Tol. 213-2.
”ANONA" ‘ouoco’LATEs.
ahwnoAv-Lzltnsunmv.
“REVERE". ,cuocourras— 250.
- 50c. 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 “Box.
Frank H. Baxter.
SPECIAL CONGREGATIONAL SER~
. VIGES.
m...
Rev. Dr. Macfaria-nd Punched in the
Morning and Mr. McNutt In
the Evening.
Yesterday was the closing day of
the special series of meetings at the
South Norwalk Congregational
Church. At the morning service there
was a large congregation. and Dr. Muc-
i‘arlund preached on “Couccnulouism
or idealism," declaring that the ideal-
ist and not the conformlnt. was the
man to help the tranut‘ornmtion ol' the
world.
The lli‘cn‘u Christian Inquiry Club
room was wcillilied at 12 o'clock,
where an interesting discusniou took
place, upon “The New Standard of
Morality on ‘Disclosed by the investi-
gation of" (treat Corporations." Char-
ion E. Jennings led the. discussion and
out of his large business experiences
have it an his verdict that there never
has been a time when there was so
much integrity demanded in business
relations. it is soon that. without it.
business is uncertain and in opened
to failure.
George L. McNutt addressed anoth-
er mcu‘n meetim,r at 4 o‘clock on “The
Mother Function of Society," which
he declared to be the principle that
the strong should help the weak.
lllr. iliantt. gave‘ the Cloning atl-
drcss of his series in the evening on
”The City of ’l‘omorrow." which he pic-
tured in the light of a splendid ideal-
inm. lie did not believe. that it was
all an iridescent. dream, but, there are
a multitude ol‘ forces actually to opera-
tion which work for its realization.
The general expression is that. Mr.
McNutt’s incseagc has given a new
outlook and great inspiration, pictur-
inig things as they are and yet, always
as an optimist. “
On Wednesday evening there in in
be a gathering of men at the church
of an informal social nature which
will also be in the nature of a inro-
well to Mr. McNutL
it was announced yesterday that the
new niuuic tit‘Dill‘liill-‘lii. ol‘ the church
was under way and that on Willineu-
day evening of this week the ohms
in music will meet. under the direc
tion of Mr. Andrews. All who intend
to join it were requested to be preheat,
and enroll their names on V\'ednesda.\'
t-"\'i‘llllii!..
A large. number of names wore pm-
ponei‘i yesterday of new families to
be received into the church next Sun-
day. including sort-rill New York busi-
llesu men.
NOT A ClTlZEN.
Edward Vesey Forced to Surrender
Regulan Hunting License.
County Game Warden Wilbur Smith.
of Sou: Norwulk, was in Danlmry Sat-
urday and with Deputy Game. Warden
Sidney Wilkins investigated a conr
plaint received that resident lit-cum ,
were being issued to theme not entitled
to them. l‘ne lnventigution brought to
light, the fact that Edward Vcney, 01‘
17 White nlrcol, l‘Jzinbnry, hold regular
license No. Till-t, whereau being a non»
renldcnt. he. was not. entitled to such
a license and was informed that he
would have to surrender it.
Mr. Vcncy told the warden that an
be had taken out his: llrnt papers he
had supposed himself entitled to the
regular license. Upon lining told of the
law be readily surrendered the reun-
lar license and immediately took our
the form for tumuluralizod foreign
born, for which he paid $16.25.
The. attorney general recently haml-
etl down a decision to the effect. that a
portion applying for a regular hunting
license must be in pouuennlon or full
citizenship papers before he can secure
a resident licence. The county game
warden in lnvcniinallug another cane.
of a nlmilar nature where. it. in alleged
a ruluundm'nlaallint.r ol‘ tliolaw in not
no wcli dcllued, and a [mutdble charge
of obtaining a license under false pro-
tennen only be placed inguinal him.
The Worden is determined that. the
clinic lawn shall be ntrictlv adhered to
and to that end will ciao invontlgato a
complaint received rolnllvo to a viola-
tion of the iiuhlup. lawn hetero lcavlny;
liaubury.
”...-......
SHEEHAN TAK'ES FROM SANITAR-
v
w-
Former Resident of Bridgeport Wat
Breaking Windows of store:
It Norwutk.
Timothy Siieehun. a i‘ormcr i‘t'liilil‘lll.
of iiritlxcport. wan locked up at Non
walk bull. Thursday and inter taken to
n Wimtport. minimrium. Where he Willi
held ttii Saturday. when iuvcutlnatur
Mort-litany. of the Board of Charities).
otalirldguport. took Shuehun to that
city and placed him iii. the loltavicw
hannitui. Mr. Bhucitnn won breaking
window of stores.
When a boy’s voice liocomca bane.
it in time he gave up going to juvenile
parties.
W
it one mun know a thing it doesn‘t
unto the other men long tho hour
about it.
"““lliiiiéka no
Hollow’een
Supplies at
COLEMAN’lS
NiWi‘i‘l‘Ohl .
own Wit
Clothes for Men, -
It'sthe better-thannusual quality of our clothes
. for men that makes them worth, advertising and
worth wearing. Our aim is to sell clothes that in-
sure satisfaction, not merely to make a profit. The
numbers or men who buy all their clothes of us in‘
dicates how closely we come to the mark.
If you will do us the favor to examine the splen-
did lines of Fall Suits and Overcoats we present pric-
ed from .
$10 to $50.
you willi‘concede that in quality. in design. in tailor-
ing and in fit there are no clothes so good as ours to
be had in town at our prices. The more You com-
pare, the brighter ours shine by comparison with any
and all others.
We show the biggest range of the new fabrics
and colors, in the most recent models, in both Suits
apd Overcoats. We’d like to show them to you.
r .
Reasons Why You Will Make More
I 6 Money by Feeding Home Ground, lion—
_i ate Stock Feed.
. l.-—-Moro Energy for Work lioruen.
. 2,—«lietler Flesh on Market Livestock.
. 3.—~‘Ulllflll'lll Development. in Young Stock.
. lirvA li‘uli Milk View From Your Cows.
. Buml’eri‘tmt Condition oi‘ all Your idveuiork.
No. li.-iCconomy. Maximum Results, Minimum Cost.
The Perfect, liainnrcd llaiion.
Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH.
i~~_ _ _/—V«_M ~
.1
...... ....»
Millie’s Magazine, illlll
tor one near.
Publisher’sPricuiil,50. Save 500 by ordering through
Wm“. P. Beers,
it; Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South Main St.. South Norwalk
m «STORAGE!
Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
WATCHMAN. LOW RATE OF INSURFANCE.
§ayo10nd Bros.
.wm.w.mwmnmmw-. -....N . —. ...
" min Digestive Biscuit
“5 “iiiii‘éiiiéi‘éi.S‘W"
Regulates stomach and bowels.
Good live to tonstipation and indigestion-
Your Druuuisi can supplu uou.
, 1!
MM...“ ..-”. . - m
o so.”
. FrymTto-S.
‘tll
“...
Open Every Day from 9 to 3.
THE SOUTH nonwuv
{TRUST COMPANY .
' GENERAL; BANKING
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
sure DEPOSIT nouns
reunion omits: .
can it“ an “fsuar :
.A‘Cough syrup? Without Water for the
and: American Smelling reacting a
point. lilisewhcrc the tendency was
tannin-r mum. a podium.
. ' . Amp Inf‘F'orr‘n slimline of
‘ Lislraietl
, Bough Wafers
. . yuan» of
Bronchitis arid Spalmodlo Coughs and
All lrrltatlonu of the Throat
. ~land Lunga.
PRICE 25 CENTS BOX.
‘ 'LAXATIVE
COLD AND tLA GRlPPE WAFERS
are a combination or quick acting rem-
cdieu in powder form covered by dlnltn'
of starch paper. They are rcconr
mended for the relief of Colds, La
Grippe and Neuralgla. ’
PRICEv 25 CENTS: BOX.
Both the abOVo remedies‘are Guar-
anteed to give satisfaction. If they do
not. return them and we will refund
the purchase price.
up...
iii iliiiui Pittman,
‘ THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 16--2.
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——
Prices of stocks opened at sharp ail-
vuurcn over Saturday with the excep-
tion of some. of the less active lsuues,
in which there were declines. Ameri’
can Smelling started 2 points higher
as did Northern Pacific. Sugar, West-
inghouse Electric and Toledo, St. Louis
and Western pi‘il. Amalgamated Cop-
per rose 11,9, Union Pacific 11/4 and
Louisville, Nashville, Atchison, South-
ern Railway pt‘ti.. Erie int ptd., Ana-
conda and U tah Conner 1- North Am-
erican sold at a. decline of 2%, Central
Railroad of New Jersey ‘3. Southern
Pacliic pfd_ 11,1; and American Car
about. a point.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—~Sotuc
of the active stocks yielded after the.
initial dealings, Union Pacific, Reading
sharply upward. but buying was very
light. Toward the. close of the hour
the market rallied to the opening level
or above. Aniuluamalcd (‘opper rose
:3 1-8, Minneapolis. St. Paul it; Such
Ste. hit-ale 7 H. Muckny Companies
.3 3—4. St. Louis Southweetern pl’d.
-l M. lllinois Central. National illu-
cnli. and (Toiimlitluicd Gas 3. Westing-
house Electric. 4. Great. Northern (ire
t‘crtiiicatcu. Pressed Steel liar pl'd.
and. hiauhnllun 2 it). lialiimoro K;
Ohio. Northwestern anti National
Lead 2 and several stocks one or
more. American Auricullurul (Them-
ical pill. yielded 7 n-u. l’acillc (toast
«1 l~2 and American Locomotiw bid. ‘3.
WAN. ‘S'l‘lll'll‘l’l‘. lltltlll.""*ililii(ii8
t‘cutrnl rose -1, American Telephone .3.
iicpubllc Steel pill. and l’iitsbnri: t‘oal
hid. it. Anaconda, Tennessee Copper
and Utah Copper 2 3-4. lluion Pacific
:2. and a numlwr of others a point or
more. These advances were main-
taiued. lml business was very light.
ilnuds were tirm. ,
WALL STREET. 1 p. Iu.~»'|‘ht- tone
of the umrkvt remained fitl‘tiiilt. 'l‘herc
wast practically no business in the ac-
llw stocks. A number of the minor
stocks made substantial advances.
PROSPERITY'S TALE.
W
How a Wealth of Worry Comes With
Fortune.
i The llohcmiau.)
Once upon it limrI a youlil: limit and
a girl loved each other loudly. lie
was poor. but bright. millet-gotta and
perncwrlnu. She was pretty. cheerful
and amiable. They married. 'l‘hclr
rrlcntln thought they might. have with.
oil until their proaportu Were better.
but they Inuitited urnduuco to mom.
'l‘wn yearn after the marriage the
with moi one of her trieudu.
"ilow are you getting along?" alik-
ad the tr 'ti.
"\‘ury nerdy." acid the wliu beam»
tun. “My lnmbnutl in no good and l
have such a lovely bully. Ami. but
think. we have u thouanud dollaru in
the bank and we don‘t owe a cent, to
anybody!"
Five yearn lull-r the friend mt‘i her
attain. to
"i hear you am dolor: very well."
aim until. "Eiutnc one told me your
huulmiul had ten lhounand tloiiurn lu-
voutild in real entitle."
"Why. you.” until the with. "but it'll
fulfil a worry. Thorn am repairs and
union null inturout on mortgage)! and
our of the tumour: lulu innl moved out,
nwluu on a whoin monlb’n rent. hurt
it :1 Minnie?”
li‘lvo room more ninpumi and nuniu
tini friend met her.
“They tell me you‘ro growing rich."
idle unto.
“Yam-u. but i‘m naxinuu about ilw
«innit marital. My huniumd lilin titty
thousand tlollnra in ntonkn an. he
thinks they‘re going up. but l'm not
no cure nbout it. indeed, i didn't ulcep
ti wink hint. night.“
hive yearn inter. Another meet;
lull.
“me what. i hear your bunbnnd
will noon on it millionaire.“
"on. I don’t know," lurid "lit with.
tie hasn’t more than halt a million
yet. And it. is tied up in all out
of investmenmwonn never know how
they will turn out. I but. wish we
had enough to out the money in gov»
uranium bonds. to that, no iintuitiln‘t
have to worry. but. at charm. the
income. from half a million in govern»
mutilation Wouldn't be enough in
main; both oath; meet. And. yet. do
you know. hernia people him enchant
laud notions about the mount tit mom
oil we hate“! One mutt nan even sent
it letter to my husband threatening to
about him just haunting be ill rich. 1
declare. commutes I'm an worried I
don’t know what to do."
WW
l
“APE 118””; ‘Nh ”in ”(in ihwefltr.
Emilia! Willi, ‘
Superiority is the one word‘that do-
flneu our kind of clothes, made for us
by the but talented experts we know
of. from ,the heat. and most service-
able fabrics shown In the textile mar-
ket. i .1... 5.. flier-l Ilium
Price'a clothing is brim full of style.
perfect In fit, gives enduring service
and biggest. money’s worth. ‘
Furnishings, hats and shoes, too.
all of high grade at medium cost. ‘
.E. ., ...,”
, ———--L-—-__.. a. . i ., '
I ‘ , I ‘
Price 3 Clothing Store.
HEAD 'ro FOOT OUTFITTERS. ,
‘ 98 Washington Street, it i H. -. SOME 1%de
' m’ ‘55'5' ’ 3"“ unlimited 'f,
Stamp Specials for this Week—Liam Adiautaqu ’
of these Offers—Jhey Will fill
Your Book Quickly.
l
w i
i
TEAS. l .1 . you“ " “
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea . .......... “......”nu-cl 500‘
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy No.2 Tea .............. . ....... ....‘500 ‘
so Stamps with 1 lb. Good Mixed Tea ........... I ............. .. 30c
‘ COFFEE. '
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Mo-ka Bland Coffee .......... 32c
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Java and Mocha Coffee ......... ....... 30¢
15 Stamps wuth‘t lb. Java and Maracaibo Coffee ................ . 250
FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, LB. . '33::
10 Stamps with1 Pkg‘. Gran-O ......... ....... 24c .
10 Stamps with 1 Large Bottle Bluing . ................... 100 "
10 Stamp; with ‘i Pkg. Monarch Corn Starch .. .......... 100
10 Stamps with 1 Bottle Monarch Worcester Sauce ............ 150
The New Yul: Grilling Dumpling _
118 Washington street. .. Sewn Norwallt.
Telephone 440.
home Potatoes. par peck.
JONES‘ PILLSBURY'
FLOUR. per bag ......... . .........
20 pounds GRANULATED sue AR 4 . . . .
Fancy Rive. 3 lbs. for 250.
Show and King Apples.
. m ~_-~M_._
25 Chi
S. BEN HUR and GOLD MEDAL” 5
...85c
, ..$z.oo
lhliaucc and Eclipse Milk, per
5 can. 101‘. ‘
n...»u..n-
c ...... n.-
....
1. .....
tlrccn and Ripe 'l‘mnatocs; V Quinton. Y "'
tfnulitiowrr. i li‘fml’kms‘
tircctt Corn. / l V £1313? '
Sweet ('itlcr. ." ' i - "
New Figs.
United Grocery Co.
4! Furl It». tut Norw-lk.
M. mph-313'
w. now) No. min at. so. nor. Tot m.‘ '
... ......“w.” .... . M........i................m ”...,flmuflt-wa
i
Arrival of New Fall Goods, .~ H
AT M. 8. SMITH o COMPANY’S.
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, 25c upward.
.. LADIES’ RIBBED CORSET COVERS. 25c.
CHILDREN‘S HEAVY RIBBED UNDERWEAR. 25c upward
CHILDREN'S RIBBED WAISTS. 15¢ each.
FLANNEL BLANKETS. 59c pair.
Agents for NEW IDEA PATTERNS.
FRESH CANDY always on hand.
92 WASHINGTON STREET, . SOUTH NORWALK '
u. .....o. - m.
inbuilt/sloth“ Snrmtiwnffdom.
wnmimtrron. on. 28.-Pmaldonl.
”Wm WM. mm.» W“— ...-
aPANlaH. ROYALTY in ninth.
ltoonevcit will iuuuc tho proclamation
admitting the now mate of Oklahoma
on Saturday. November iii. The com
ntliutlou wail formally placed to bill
hands by Governor Final.» and a large
delegation from Oklahoma today.
unmet. SHOE MERGHANT DEAD.
8'11”... tint. 23w6h9.rien l3.
Alit'l. a wail-known time or reboot at
this pinch, died Milly 2 the result
of it'll limitletlo stroll». He came hero
from Bunthlnglou tea yours ago and
but): an active part in litiltlnehti and
fraternal attain: oi liniitol. He louver
n widow and two daughters.
_ .
Minnow WORK To h'rOP.
BRISTOL. Oct. SSH-Work on the
'i‘erryvilie Railroad improvementu will
canoe on November 1. according to an
outer issued mummy. This is in
line with the announcement mode by
the intimate company satin-day that
two thousand men. on itinerant .pm
or the protein «on {be told 01!;
_. r»
u
m not: binding;
in. on also. tor
mm at ‘
noun. it it
PARIS. .Oct. 28.»!(tng Alfonso. mill 3
Queen Victoria. and their infant, the
Prince of the Asturinn, and hultouzpmb ’
nod several hour» hero todayI while \im
their way to England. All ouch tl’ll"
veiling incognito us the Duke liilltlti
Duchess oi‘ Covndongn, they were re-
ceived with royal honora. ‘ ,
The crowds of poopiel ling thi ‘
streets through which the king valiant .
trove him a cordial reception. , . ‘
' purring the alteration Presidentril‘ul ,
liorea and King Alfomio enhanced oi" . *
liclui Vinita and; his majestythin even--'
his will dine with th «president at the '-
liilynen mince. The royal party will a
leave Paris at. midnight for tillerbuurg
where they will embark tomorrow for
England on board the Britllth buttin-
lihip Renown. ‘
V"You say he‘s devoted to mini
“He adorns it.” "Butt mayor Jill
him unit her to ulna." . “Your. . int
Thorn becauiilb he illicit: mil-la will!
Norwalk Chronicler