ii you have
«good pure. Good
OUR HOME MAD! SWEET!
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways fresh and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 wit-Mouton or.
08M NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: General-
ly fair and colder tonight and Satur-
day. Brisk west winds. Light rain or
snow has fallen during the last 24
hours in the Lake region and along the
Atlantic coast. An extended area of
high pressure is producing pleasant
Weather with low temperatures for the
season of the year between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi river.
Freezing temperatures extend as for
south as Texas.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.
Temperature: Low, 40; high, 51.
Partly cloudy.
John F‘. Stadler. of Elmwood avenue,
spent last evening with friends in
Stamford.
H. B. Slsuson has just returned from
a business trip to Boston in the inter
est of the shoe firm.
-——Roast Pork. 18c lb.. at New York
Market. 143 Washington street. "
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Woods and dough-
ter Dorothea, ol’ Waterbury, are guests
of Mrs. Fred Miles, of Taylor ave.
Mrs. William H. Wilkins. of Soy.
mour street, started today for n Week's
visit with Rev. A. B. Purdy. of Wor-
cester, Mass.
William Meeker, of Cedar street,
spent last evening with friends in
Stamford. accompanied by his brother.
.lohn Meeker.
—Cops, Caps, Caps, at O'Brien's.
Cockenoe Tribe. 1. O. R. M., will
meet this evening in the wigwam in
the Gazette building and work the
chief’s degree on several braves.
Mrs. Lloyd Nash. of Westport, is glv»
ing a reception at her home thlsgeve-
nlng from 8 to 10 and then dancing.
DeKlyn, of Norwalk. is the caterer.
Contractor E. Chappa‘. of South Nor-
walk. is finishing up the work in Key-
ser street. He expects to be all
through by tomorrow night or Monday
noon.
——Speclal‘sale of mlllinery tomorrow
at Mlnlz's—the store where you can
save money. See adv., page 3.
The Boston Store automobile that
has been undergoing repairs has been
returned to the store with a new top
and fresh paint. it presents a very
neat appearance. ‘
—“ Don't forget Lady Foresters' llnl-
lowe'entdanco. Lockwood's Hall. Mon-
day night. ,
Charles It Barker, Oliver B. Jacks
son. Frederick E. Lockwood. George
E Tristrani and Frank H. Merrill are
among those who attended the Airship
nights at Belmont Park yesterday.
wGold Medal Flour. 900 has; 87.15
hbl. F. D. Lawton lit Co.
Jay S. Buckley. of the National Bank
of Norwalk, ls enjoying a seVeral days'
vacation. during which he is remodel-
ing his wireless apparatus so that he
will be able to talk with the large sta-
tions.
-—Pork Chops, 18c lh.. at New York
Market. 143 Washington street.
William Thompson, Bryan H. Silk
and Joseph London. of Norwalk. are
trailing the woods in the vicinity of
Cannon Station yesterday in search of
game. They set out yesterday morn-
ing in Mr. Thompson's automobile.
—-Don‘t buy factory damaged beav-
ers when you, can come to this store
and select from a laruo variety a first
quality beaver for 88.98. Window dis-
play ready tonight. Mints's. See adv..
page 8.
-—Stylloh soft hats. at O'Brien'a.
, John H. Coo. proprietor of the
Central Pharmacy. in New Canaan.
lino sold the business to Danbury par-
ties. The deal was closed Monday and
the new owner will take charge Mon-
day. October 81. Many Now Co has
. pic and business men with w on
r. (Joe has been associated. will be
sorry to but of the chants. He has
a wide nonuslntonco omens tho trounc-
or people and hislniluonoo will be
greatly into-Id.
mtii‘nirry I horne- lsuuxo. at Now
To it Marconi“ , futon street.
Prodouor ills l... . infill“. or the
.- Harstrmn preparatory school. of Pros-
pect avenue. has announced tho pro.
” hlotw one-octployowhloh
, auction of , o: flail on
,a' .‘ ,v‘
otary
, 'Public
CAN ALWAvo as rouuo ouslso
susmsss House AT
TAYLQR & GOLDEN
74 WASHINGTON STREET, IDUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONI 105-8
wBOLD AT—
DRUG STORE
Park & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
F. H.‘ BAXTER’S
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum.
mer's boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one ail-ft"
half cabin, with 8 h. 1:. new motor.
One 21-“. with 5% h. 1). Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
MUSLIN
NightRobes, SOC
Hallowe’en
Post Cards
6 for 5 cents ‘
2 for 5 cents
W
J. I.MALLETTE
(formerly Mloooo Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
Porcelain Fillings-
There is so much to he said in favor
of Porcelain Fillings that. it is (llllil‘llll
to know where to begin. A porcelain
filling is bound to give better salts“
faction than nny'oilter: it is very hard.
has superior edge strength. matches
the shade of the natural teeth llt‘rfci'l-
ly. and, by tny methods. is quickly and
painlessly inserted.
It is the latest.‘the host, and the
most satisfactory of all fillings. (turns
in and let me demonstrate it. The best
is none too good for you.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
ll South Main St. ' South Norwslit
Hon": ii a. in. to I p. m. Sunday:
by appointment only.
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CityNatioualBank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENENAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Capital
$100,000.00
Surplus and Profits
”17,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes. 33 and to per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pr“.
JOHN H.“ KNAPP. lot Vice-Prod.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2!“! Vice-
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah H. Marvin .l. Wallace Marvin
Christian Sworn John H. Light
Prod H. Rowan
,
\
«“4
turnouts
is depositing
dollar ovary woo
in our Savings
Dept. When he is
a man he will
havo‘oovorsl huts
' . drod dollars. and
Iomothins for hot-
tor-thritty hob-
itI. Has your boy
on account with
”no? ,a
Oystchhell Point.Norwalk
' The Home of Hart Schal’fnor & Marx Clothes
in the
The Handsomest Clothes
World
“I believe they are the handsomcst clothes in
the world." said one of our customers, looking at
our Hart Schai’fner & Marx Fall Clothes.
And we believe they are; in fit. in style, in
beauty of fabrics: and
as the old saying has it,
“Handsome is. that handsome does," they are
entitled to the appellat
handsomely.
ion; they serve any man
Suits in the new Shape-maker style for young
fellows and men who feel young—real style cut
to give any man a well-set—up figure. In beautiful
new browns, tans. greys and blues, $18 to $30.
Overcoats—a rang
e of the most beautiful
garments in fancy weaves as well as the old rc-
liables in dark Oxfords and black. $18 to $30.
Other good makes as
each price.
Fall Hats. Fall Shirts. Fall Gloves.
low as $ro~tho best at
a...
TWO STORES:
The New Store
on Wall St.. Norwalk.
) -
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
no MAN in THE waoso cAN KEEP up wrm THE MAN in ms
RIGHT—WHO Races on comma.
No western feed. manufactnr
quently always stale. and entrance
ed hundreds of miles away. conso-
cd mostly of tho bi-producto of tho
mllls~~csn keep up with a feed made here at borne. fresh ground each
day. and composed entirely of good clean amino and pure wheat pro
ducts-if it keeps on coming.
First in quality. last in price.
always in the minds of its custom-
ers. Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
" cued. Jill's
‘ 0“le
day
l' ‘ or \
v is". l , :
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TELEPHONE nos.
, .. . . —-.-::g .., M .. M-..
(l. C. M. Gregory, of West avenue,
spent yesterday in New York city on
business.
The slum Coal Company have just
received 1.000 tons of anthracite cool i
in Red Star boats.
Mrs. George F. Belts, ‘0! Norwnlk.
has been the guest of her mother. Mrs.
Mary A. white. in Cannon.
~Spcriul sale of miliincry tomorrow
at Mlnla‘s-lho store where you run
save money. Sou adv., pace 3.
Charles Klein's new play. “The
Gamblers." will open at Maxine El-
lloit'. Theatre, next Monday nlaht.
A. F‘. Beckmnnn and Company have
purchased a handsome his horse to
take the place of one which died re.
costly.
~Suits. coats and drones. by paying
cash. you love about onorhall. at
Mlnts'a. 80o sdv.. mo 8.
Mrs. H. R. Simpson. of Topliono, is
spending a few days with nor parents.
Mr. and hire. 0. A. Franks. of 4 Elm
stroo .
Mn. Junio- Whnloy. of Norwnlh. was
the guest of her daushtor. Mrs. Prod
Word-en. in Rldsoiiold. during the past
woe .
James ll. smith. of a Elisabeth
street started today for lion Francisco.
California. where he will ensure in the
piano business.
-—AIIt angelic”: they will tell you
this is the ll. store to buy your mil-
linory if you want to save money. Soc
adv. pen I. _
Mrs. m1: it. Mail. at Brooklyn.
‘ ‘ is a wool and from.» the home of so.
and Mrs. Mord L. iii-Adler. of Bid
avenuo.‘i\lorwolh. , '0
30!th l. (liliuni. it... and Iii-o Nolv
lie Nordic. or u, Norwnlii, were
' courts arms. w. Dorris. sum
. hm. ,,
“l
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
RECEIVES NATIVE sTRtPao BAas.
FLAT AND BLACKFTSH nAiLv.
new saoroso AND “A ESCAL-
LOPS. WARRANTED DRY.
eNAPPas nuts. 3 Les. are. not
drouod.
BUTTERFISH. 4 Les. Fon 25c. not
dressed.
ILU ANDW A H. 890 '
MUN. ‘ ALiBUE’. EELS?" FREAS‘H
MACKEREL. PORGlES. STEAK COD.
POLLOOK AND HA
LONG AND ROUN CLAMS.
GREENPORT OYSTIRS.
OPENED LONG CLAMS.
SPEIALwNAPPlNB BAG. FOR
MATTERC.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
Anything you buy at the Bechman
store is sure to be clean and fresh.
The adv. today will give you a list or
goods at special prices. Better road
1.
Miss Elisabeth A. Ervln. who has
bad charge of the piano saloon-mm of
tho Steinert Company. in South Nor.
walk. for a number of years. and has
made ninny friends, loft today for San
Francisco. California. where she will
reside in the future.
mBoforc selecting your Illllii. rum
or dresses we will be pleased to have
you look our large lines over and son
what you can save by purchasing at a
cash store. Mlnts’u ndv.. pus I.
if you can possibly persuade your-
new handbn. by all moans no to the
new line.
are no luau! oi style and quality. This
in: 9th: or over.
noon by a norm relish and whoa it
struck the main streets there wm
tblm dolor in every, "ll" of tho
word. mutants at”
inane re its
owners. papers and loans flow
and thither. and the cloud of do
was dilly-whom. ,
the town so that obi s were visible
a 'ohortt‘ disfiooflayoy only.
oo o m ' c
pollen coil to tho i
mail in the lost.
unionist: so,
am the oldest can do not
miter «Muslim '
WNW?
minim
”1”" a ‘w
i "THE rt car,
‘ Ladics’
sol! into the belief that you hood I
N. ill. Ryan 0ch store and see their ,
it you don't um with no
that they are some or the but values ,
in bus you have over soon. then we,
firm also advertise: to give you your
initial free with any leather bag cosh
Norwnllt wast-visited yesterday aliens
mi for Mill. dlov .
. ' stored by tildr
it“!
that 1
iii .whui obscured
it no
shower which
on not municimiagtlnlfl
0
"a that Drool walla
oath harbor and ,
N4
lions ling
WWW
, FALL
SHOES
This is a Cloth-top season
for which we have
prepared——
Patent. Cloth Top Button
$3.50
Gun Metal Cloth-top Button
$2.50- $4
Glazed Kid Pat. Tip Cloth-top
O
Childr—m’s
School Shoes. 31-33
“WEAR SHOES THAT FIT"
.~——
Two Stores,
Norwalk
To the Board of ('Younly Commissioners of
Fulriit-id (unruly,
l llt‘l'l‘ll)’ apply for u license to sell 8 ill‘-
litmus and intoxicatlpu Liquors. All". l."-
.. lirr llwr. lililtlo “‘im- and “Her. at
.‘o. is llurlumh strwl. Town or Nnrwnlk.
My pint-r of business is not located
within .‘on root in n din-ct “ml or a
l'lllll‘f‘ll litillit‘u. l'ut‘nchiul School 01‘ Pull-
llr Bolmul-linusr, or iin- promises pertain~
Int; thereto, or any l'oxt lllllt‘c. Public
Library or t‘t-nwlt-ry.
intimi m Normillt. this with day of
(William A, 1),, lilill.
‘ ’l‘llllhlAfi i‘. hi‘l‘.\ll'l‘l..-\Nll.
Applicant.
“'0. ill» umlrrslunrd. t-lcrinrs and tax-
wyrrs. its ulvllnt-tl by low. of tlw Town of
Nurwulk. hon-hr endorse the application
nl tln- ulmw uunml Thomas V. hicl’art—
land for such lint-use. and up do severally
rrrtlfy ('ili‘li l’nrlilmacli that \w are mm-
mr of real estate situated in said Town
ul Nnntnlk.
listed at Norwulk, this L'llth day of
i'l‘lull'i. A. ll. 19!".
Juli" llltlvusf‘lliuucr. John ltctlwuy. i-‘rrd
slimline». l’nul fililm‘lwnlxl‘. William F.
.‘i l i.
i itch-by t‘d-rilfy limt llio- nlvuvp l'iiilnt‘d
rminrsrm un- rlrciurs anti tux inn-rs. its
donned by law ‘ I! the Town u Norwnik.
iuttutl at .0 Walk, this 21M (lay of
Hrtotwr.’ A. 11.1910. ‘ ‘
lii-Sltllldlt‘l‘ ll. SMITH.
it’ll itil "M. Town Clerk.
ml-lnrryHSuydermand tho Misses“ Nan
and Therese Cavanaxh. of Brooklyn.
came to Norwalk‘today and will. return
later in the day with Mrs. Thomas
Hunt, of Riverside avenue. and daugh-
ter Eileen, in the automobile. Mrs.
Hunt and Eileen will remain in Brook-
lyn for about a month.
w-
.trisc
WE BOAST OF HAVING THE LAR
NORWALKS. ANYTHING THAT C
SURE TO BE CLEAN AND FRESH
WILL BE PLEASED.
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans .
Armour”: Lean Star Hams, lb. x. . . ..
N. B. Coir Baronet Biscuit. 3 pkg’s. . . . . .osc
i’lorzo Grape ,Fruit for . ...... .. . . ..
oncy linings Grapes. lb. ...
Parr my
limos inner Mints. p
m
o. a. Oihnon’o amt.
FINE OLD CALIFORNI
, MONOGRAM I?! Vii-Imam;
its-d Eros!
“ nuaam' human-clued»... ...rx.
‘ u.m...’.”‘wh.. use out Ale, don‘t". No.33
Moliuilonts White Label Bus Ale, dos. n . Jr.”
lurko’r lion doors n
So.Norwalk
Winter Suits and Overcoats.
«-
WINTER UNDERWEAR
it's the merchandise. smart styles. rich fabrics,
agreeable prices that constitute the real value in our Fall and:
M
SUITS for the Youth and Old Youth, Blues,
Fancy Mixtures ...01000 to 020.00
fl .
FANCY OVERCOATS with the new collar, from......010.oo to' $25.00}
W
swnsrsss-r.» boys moo. also.
Men’s
Oxford. White. Navy, Maroon
canon-.ounuunn-o
CottOn. Wool. Silk utilities
W ;
HIGH GRADE SHOES. Patent. Gun Metal. Runot.....'3.50 to 05.00;:
HATS AND CAPS, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
WMSTCOATS, HOBIERY, DRESS SUIT CASES. TRUNKS. _
Price’s mung Stores
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
l
correct tailoring and
Black. Browns. are” and
oloaolpllwo
'2-50 to “.00.
n
...........5flc to 0250‘
NECKWEAR. motor:
l
This afternoon the chemistry class
of the school will go to Wilton in a
large bus of the Nor-walk Consolidated
Auto Company and look over the South
Norwalk filter plant. This is in con
noctlon with the study of the subject.
The excursion has been arranged by
Prof. Perry, who has charge of the
class. and has been taken up with live-
ly interest by the students. Miss Dor-
olhy Smith, of the Faculty. will act as
a chuperone for the girls and Prof.
Perry will. with the commissioner. do
much or the explaining of the work.
logs of the plant. . .
At the regular Wednesday assembly
the regular singing was preceded by a
reading from Wordsworth. The part
or the country that was depicted in the
selection was explained.
A flower guild has been formed
among the students. of the biology
class. The purpose is. to furnish se«
lections of plant life to the New York
schools where blolozy‘io taught and
where it is dificult to got such soles.
tloni. The officers of the a lid? arc
Carlos Williams, president; as Lois
Beads. secretary. . - .
At‘ prelont the sophomore: are hav-
ing their credit marks (one out by a.
faculty. ' '
A complete registration of tho trelli-
man classes was taken Wednesday.
There was a regular orchestra ro-
..............ronndogcb0ttlo
kg. ..............toc
od Boneless Anchovies. .os-soc bot.
oy’s Crab Moot (with shells) .. . . . .’. .ioc
0. B. Gilmon’o Wheat Crllpios, ping. .....25c
O. Emma’s Peanut Sondwiclm.......ioc M
writes mini; our; pie“ . .tm
2-.oioasttteoo-ss
ah’Ocrdon
0' Eva.“ 'W _ A"! 7.“ 3
y duo's xxxtsa.m.m
ilurlrs'witcut.’ com pine .
liuarsai on Tuesday afternoon.
board of directors of the High
~AT~
l
its...
..‘.:8c
...asc
...........15c
Extra Pink Stamps with our Popular Teas and Coffees
Crown Astor
0M0
gm]
pints ......'.... no
..i""‘....‘ LID
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. School Minute are appointing ousbcrlp-
tlon agents in each of the class loo ,
tions. it is hoped that their efforts ‘
will be rewarded with an extra large
subscription list.
During the third period on Tuesday ‘
the students in Prof. William C. Per- 1‘!
ry’s chemistry class were treated to
some pictures which were sham: with
the machine which was purchased last
June. The pictures were of the South
Norwalh filter plant. one of the plant
in course of construction and the other:
after it had been completed. The pic-
tures were very tins and every detail
was explained by Mr. Perry. This af~ . .
ternoon the students in this class will ,
go to the tiller plant in Wilton in the
Norwalk Consolidated Auto Connors
large bus. - ‘
A meeting of the Girls' Athletlo'Alr
sociailon was held Wednesday at , . ..
which time the report of the commlt- .
toe on sports was read and acoeptdd.
Nothing else of importance was done.
A senate meeting was called. for to»
cons time on Wednesday. What was .
done has not been given out. .. .,
Rev. Charles s. Meow-land, chairs ‘
man of the high school committed. in sum-r:
offered a prise of~85 for the [enrol _
proficiency on the part of a student. or 5
the senior class. Dr. Charles G. 56- ’ '
honnon has offered a like prise tor ‘ ‘
spelling. Much interest hao been arous- ‘ i '
ed by these offers and it will surely be
kmann 8t Co.’s
GEST AND CLEANEST GROCERY IN THE
ONES FROM BECKMANN & COMPANY'S IS
. CALL AND INSPECT OUR STORE-”YOU
..:..o5c Waiter Baker's BrookfutCocoa ........19c
3 quarts Cope CodCronborrlco ..........25c
3 cans New Pack Tomatoes ............ose
3cm: New Pack Corn
scans New Pack Poe's
(new) Jams. or.........'.‘r7c‘
Drake Broo.’8 004 5
Crown Astor: sneaks Flour. pit;
CrownAotorSnpSytup.bot.
chySwootPototoo‘o. kWh J"
couchll‘rcokunnln‘aslt 5c
npkg. .........roo sconsOoidRocir
,, Very Best CtojuneryBuiter. a pound. . j 0-
’ monogram pour. a ‘ ’ . assumes or roam WIN unsalted:
cum. 1 gallon imitations: ..........oocgslion
u
nr..rna.¢uapotash-sacruse-vvs‘orlmy
Wilmer f f,
,_ . a“ V“....no_
. .. "ml...”
1%“ m vmth- 6‘: i Hi
the best who wins for all ore'tr‘yins “ ‘ "
for them. ~- '
a.
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.....osc, ‘
kc.............z..tflc
. ......'.!°¢
0.5:
r
.Clnu..un.I°¢:
p... unscrioscoIr-Ioro.“
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36c :
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dissolve
5.
Which-y .....”'.‘n_:
s..¢o'i
“.llyj “to r a o o oil 2
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Norwalk Chronicler