I,Con1iortal1les “and
Blankets
At Low Prices .
Comfortablu at tile to 53.50
Blankets, full sine, 550 to 8600
E. K BANKS
Monsanto Horns spoon.
. scorn seaward: '
shows much interest in our Library.
WEATHER "FORECAST.
For NorWallt and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Wednesday increasing cloudi-
ness and warmer. followed by rain.
Wednesday fair and slightly warmer;
moderate " northeast to southeast
winds. An area of high pressure. cen-
tral over Vermont, is producing cool.
pleasant weather in the Lake region
and New England. ' A well-defined
storm area, central over North Duke
la, is producing cloudy and rainy
11111111111111 ,1.
» 1111111111 11111111" 1
11 111 Votes 11111111 11111111 signi-
lot Nominee in 0 1111.11 11111111111 ;.
was elected llrst mayor of Britltol by
ten votes over George W. Hull. who
ran, for the nomination in the primar-
ies on the socialist ticket. ..
and fur Mr. Hull 1147.
Votuwllssult my Bil
‘ Contested ‘
BRISTOL. 00L 3.——Jchn F Wade
The vote for Mr. Wade was 1157
The ilrst election of the city. under
its recently accepted charter which
includes the initiative, reftirndum
and recall, attracted wide attention
throughout the state. The “polls
opened at noon and did not close un-
til eight o’clock. a new departure in
the belief that men employed in fac-
tories do not have time going to work
in the morning or at noon to vote, and
the late closing of the polls made it
after midnight before the count wasi
completed. inquiries from socialists.
throughout the state showed them to'.
be especially keen after news of the.
outcome.
May Be Contested.
Under the chnrter candidates for
omces did not bear party designation.
They had run in the direct primaries
on their own platforms and the rhiet1
interest centered in Mr. iiull who 1111';
legislative agent for the socialist party .
at the capitol during the recent. sea '
i
weather in the northern sections be-
tween the Rocky Mountains and Lake 1 that pn1.t)
slon, made his (unlpaign along lines of
in the pilinniies he won
region. Heavy frosts were reported by 11 margin which almost «audited the
1111111 the northern poitions 0' New '. vote or his three opponents combined,
"0'" and New Engi.t11d.'lhe western in the election yesterday the opposi»
disturbance will move eastward and tionto Mr Hull ("entered on Mr. Wade
probably reach this vicinity Weducs- Whether m, not M! Hall will ask tori
day afternoon (11 night a
WEATHER A YEAR AGO Ton/1M
'l‘11111po1'niul‘t1:
11111111, 1.11. (‘imti‘
.lesso \VIiIit‘iltild, of .\(11wulk has
had 11 telephone installed in his r-esi.
dent (1.
ilirrhnrd behind. 01‘ Norwulk. is
spending the (Ill) in New York city on
business.
of \‘oi‘unlk, is spend. '
R. l-L Hittll,
h). nilur l1‘ui1 with
"'g "'8 day at ' ' " H y Republican ”(Rel 11111.1 elected in yes-
;t11rdn_\' a town elm lion l1,1 11 norntnl 11111
iol'ltt of :zm (1111111.. W MllItil was 1'11
11 rariy oi fliends.
'll11111 will he. 11 1114-1 tins. of the South
Norwnlk lionrd of ('Ullfltiilliilfl
evening. in their rooms, in Washing-
ton street.
\lrs.l«:111h1 itol1inso11,oi' i’imideucocit-(lion lor the first time nnd their
R. l is spending two weeks with her, normal 10111
are in the old parties
cousins Ml. and Mia. William 1"
Joules, oi‘ Wilton oven-no. ;
Tree Warden Joseph Cornell.
France street,
the trees on t). S. Clark’s property 111
Merwin street. '4
'—
(Jharles L. Glover, former mayor of
Norwalk. now 0 Redding spent. yes-
terday in Nor-walls and heard the elec-.
tlon returns .last evening.
Mounted Carrier T. Sumter Murray
of Harriet street. employed in the Nor-
walk Post Odice. is enjoying a vaen.
lieu of a week. J. William Rowe is
covering his route as a substitute.
George Allen, of Westport. left to-
day for Los Angeies, California where
he will remain until spring. George
was formerly employed in the New
York grocery company in Norwalk and
has a great many friends in Norwallt.
The Norwallt City Council will meet
this evening In the council chamber
in Wall street. There is but little
business to come before the session
and it is expected that the meetlnl
will not be u. long one. The council
met by law last evening but was ad-
iourned until tonight because of elec- .
lion.
The Norwslk Ubrary is the recip-
tent at another loss in the shape of a
picture interesting both in subject and
in the fact of its treatment. Blr Josh-
11a neynolda' noted “Au of innocence”
has been reproduced in what is known
technically 1111 "Painting Prools." This
is called the latest triumph in color
reproduction. it is so perfect in tone
that it seems almost impossible that
it should be simply a copy mode by
mechanical means. The picture is
lent by a connoisseur who has always
“1"“! child was burned terribly
about the face neck and chest. 1 ap-
plied Dr. Thedtu' molecule Oil. The
,p pain cooled 90.“ the child not: into 0
pm 930111111880.h-
linrnard and Ilnniel.l.ii1-ffor'.nnn and:
the 1it,1'11111i town clerk,
. Steele.
'Wllllnni A.
jand William J. Phelnn.
this (‘Iet'tt‘tl first s11l111-.11111111
lloinot tutit' opponent titoigo .\li< lller.
by 207 111111.11.
111111111,
0i i said that the election will 1112 contest-
hns finished aprilylll-g my
is not yet. known.
1".e1 ouut The 1|
(Olllli‘lllllt‘ll chosen were: 1
0111 31‘ Anderson, it. ti Arms. l-‘runk
Minimum, ""9 maxi-éw. llutton. Samuel J. inii'ge, Mathew '
T. Mt'tformnclt.
The city trousuroi 1-11- 1111! hi Morris
lirron l’. Welder.
.Tilf'im. Tin1 tissesors Sidney M. ,
The Coming of Cool Nights
finds our his department at Blankets stocked to overflowing with s.
Wooly«
magnificent showing of beantllui
'. at every erode and at every 1.111.110... the most inexpensive to the
very finest of Wool Blankets made. You cannot have any Blanket
needs which cannot be supplied from this apleildld department to
your lasting satisfaction and economy.
Prices from 59c up to $7.50
The A. 1. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH. MAIN ITIII‘I‘
range, stove or self- feeder. Prices on application.
‘1 RAYMOND DRQTHERS
corn meal.
gestionwmlt molasses can covm
just what should he in feed.
what he is really buying. the 11111 111
times it. seems as if this same consumer won
plug it it were cheapol.
.OUTH NORWALK.
That’s It '—-—-
Bond 110 an order tor one load. and we will Main you as 0 cus-
tomer. Clumtroo from slate. uniform quality, suitable for tornado,
asou'r FEEDS
Molasses is good. but there is no magic in it as the Western
mnnurnciuiers would have you believe.
call the feed 11 superior one but it is no both-1 ii an the shirt l1 from
merits.
out
They use the molasses to
thumb as well as molabses, is (11111111. led into sugar in dl>
a uniltitudo. 111'8'111:
if the consumer know something about
ouid be effettivemthoukh some-
ld but thunder and light.-
iionnio Home Ground lit-ode sell on their
The law states
MANUEL TORO HATCH:
v
First in quality, first in pried always in the minds 0! its cust'om-
Donnie Home, Ground i1 out] «11 11111 son, Cattle and Poultry
Jeddo Gen 1
A HotTlung
, woman. was lound in bed today in her
, liars.
stosntv woman mums». ,
saw 101111.. Oct. 11mm body of
Mrs. Anita M. Ketchum. an elderly
home on Madison avenue and the
disordered condition or the room indi-
cated that she had been killed by bur-
Mrs. Ketchum was a cannula of Ed-
ward Thorns, president of a terracotta
company with whom she resided.
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WUTH NON‘WALK P031” OFPIOI
MAILS.
South Norwalk. Postolfice
I MAlLI ARRIVI '80”
a Pol-1H: .55. 'l. .
.1 er' 1......- ,1: "z." "
1:308:00 “"31 $1800.11»:
Doubts :55. 8:30 a. in. 1.00, 5:1
NorwniE—o: ~10, 1:00. 10: to 's. 111.; 1 1115.95: iii.
MAIL! GLOOI FOR
Intern Points—~51 00.00 (Bridgeport only.
11
A Test that tel
A Sterlidg Player Piano has been
aboard the U. S. Gunboat Machias'
for over four years. This is the
most Severe test that a Piano could;
be subjected to. '
(ii if you are thinking of purchasing
Kalil
n~¢9?9_‘
“fiia—a
scaco
a“ on» V‘F‘
. . .. .
8: 40) 10:00 a. 111.:
Wc'ciu'n' Pointy—oh
3:85.000
days.
for all pol
0:00,
'00.8:0
5:00
11'1'ooo’11.m
8:009
0.111..
nta close 5: 80 9.111.811!»
E. E. CROWE, Postmaster.
Norwalk Postoffice
Malls Dun-toned
u nit-o
a aa:8
P; 9‘ 59” 9"?
3'23
.Ml"EEK
In. «East.
.m ~Danbury di start.
In -—West and
tore only.
outh Nonalk.
m.~Eut West and' So. Norwsl k.
00.111 mNew Turk and Wes
tend South Norwalk.
to —-Dan ury division.
In. .——Polnt0 west of Stamford. Lot-
.m. ——West and South Nor-walk.
.m. —-Cannon Station. Denbury and
Wu
m~Etus't. West and Bo. Norwaik.
ire—East. West and Bo. Norwaik.
Sundays and Holidays.
:9?
t mail closes at 5: 30
nday collecti'on at 3' 30;. In.
MI." RICOIV.
.; 122m“.
:00 m. o o
' ' "'i'ni'“ °°° 1.11:; to see the Sterling first.
a Player Piano, you should not fail
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.
104 Washington St.
Phone 30
hi
0 s "' ' '
His- Royal Highness: -
the American automobilist, 11.111.11.111: 4;
that we are entering to and in order '
EH8
1 FIRE. £93385 .
,i-‘iro Alarm liomluunr'lurs ot Electric
. \\-'.11rlm Ttlophont for tire alarms,
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were
Mink
The 11140011111111 ('hosi-n
lluuhur. Samuel ll.
Meriden's Election.
Mi" Rillidfi. (Hut The complete
do lusting his
The sociniisl party oniert‘tl tho town
lit".
that
thing
lOf‘.
any that there
equal ll.
Magnet 8. Flynn
THE cémesmsou
of any
as wide apart as the poles.
nbovo everythinl,
purity and
stunds 1111'111
in boots in 111 lit,1.
all around 11x 0' once. and ia'al
111.1111 11 immut- with the pull:
hotwcl-n 1h.» ilupm-rt‘s beer and
.' brewed is
it
(lrdur a vase of Ruppert's
"for that
hour. 11nd Mien you need some»
tired feeling."
for debillty or as 1111 inviaorn-
try :1 bottle and you will
nothing it)
N11. 20.
1 ’tinhnt k1 mo Ilniol.
I 0'~Xllt| and Raymond Bis
i 54.1% t‘. (amt luttoxy. private.
-, 0- lions Theatre.
; 7... Norwalk Hos dinl.
1, llwbluuic linll, Llluord and City Hotels
9-0110” Si.
'11:!» met St. .. Franklin Scbwl.
5,313.4“ (“it out 81..
Qchooll. '
:14 ~~~~~ North Main and Ann Ste.
'15- High St. and Havvlow Ave
ltlwxhorwnlk iron '.orlts
l7»\'i' cal Ave. and (odor SI.
8~1llixll Stlmol “out Ave
Wont 211. and Taylor Ave.
.ly Am and Laura St.
«atrial 11nd “9111' Ste
‘26 118011111 Muln and 111111111 Sin
. lie Lexington A“. and Austin Bl
27——\\'ost and Elm Grove till.
ilk—South Main St. helm-on Grove and
. Meade w 8t t.-
32~~xtMl I‘l‘lut‘trio \‘Vol‘ks. State St.
of Tl'l amazed the loud»i
Mayor and (ongressmnn Thomas l.'
speaking tor the ill mounts
The presence of the name oi" George
.\i. Mona. the nilefltid hunk tlelaiiller.1
on the Republican tltkel 11111 n 1sndl~
date for school (onimltteemnn con-
fused voters who wished to cast their
tote for Dr. J. i). Egaloston. who had;
been nominated 11 cundidiite after'
he had hamlet] in his realgnlition.
The Democrats had three modera-
tors out of five and they threw out
many ballots. claiming they were il«
legal. The moderator in the iirst dis.
trict. who was also moderator of the
whole town, lfappencd to 1111 a Repub-
lican and declared lilo haliots legali
out of 556 that had been declared
illegal. 1"
ports filed by the three fiemocratlc‘
moderators should not have been re
vised by the moderator 001 the town
and will also bring cult ,cn this:-
ground. ' '12:
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PRlIB‘I‘ Vl‘l‘OZZI ATTAIOKID.
Bald that H. Olwsyl insisted on I
Majority of the Cemetery F000.
Vl'i‘llRllO. ltaly, Oct. 3.-~1"i‘ho priest
Vitossi. who is one of the defendants
in the Csmorra trial. was again at.-
lseked today. A priest unlined Fuoco.
one of the chaplains of line Naples
Cemetery in this oapacltysssoclsted
with Vitossl, testified that the latter
was one 01‘ the character-n.1ln the Cs-
morrs. The delendsnt. he told always
insisted upon having the lion's share
of the cemetery fees and in order to
obtain it was in the "habit 1t threaten-
ing the other priests. .
Another witness. Galore, aware that
Ansell: and Auction. two i the pits
oners, had confessed to svlnx mur-
dared osnnsrro 00001119 nd the lab
tor‘s wife. It is charged 11 the crown
that the ml ”males at o Cuoetllos
conspired to cover their 0 n guilt by
making it topsoil. that do ngelis and
motion 11111111218834 the outliers
.111 1‘0le toll”. those twt men were
called the attention of the jury to
tile foot that Galore 11110 tie secretary
of the 1110111001111 which 1110110111111 11
Wham edited by At my Lioy,
The Democrats claim that the 111- i
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HARRIS &"GANS CO.
08 Water Street
You Don’t Knew
South Norwslk
what a good Shoe is until you try a pair of Walktlvers »»»»» the Shoe
Try a pair today and he
that his wears and always looks well.
convinced.
The Queen Quality Shoe for women we would any has no equal.
The Shoe without wrinkled llninss and rough inner soles. and al-
ways the where others loll.
Serviceahle scion Shoes
Men’s Working Shoes 3 Specialty
1
n
TheW ‘
90 Wasltl ,
were: run each
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l a I I I e' u '1: ,I,I_u_c,-,-,-,I,I,s.»,
1e Shoe Store
11 Street
Hon cons mom
‘1Illiniui-t-.-;-'-;-,n:0'.111;s,.;u;.
.0l xfipriog 11nd (lafikt
35-»xllnvlluud and titer Sta.
i37~xbockwood Mfg. Co
{inll‘alrflcid Ave. and Cedar St
42—w'l‘aylur Ave and South St
.1: AVoodwnrd A111 and Meadow St.
Esau—Freight yard and Ann BL. prints.
him—Norwnlk lock (‘11.. private
1:) Denotes non- -lnt'erlsrinx boxes
()4) Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sound
‘standard time. i-
lluu open. l-
Two strokes after an alarm.
calls department. l—‘l
Three slow strokes. water to be shut
“N out. N-‘
1~.1 -
ls miled for test.
re alarms for an
coivod by telephone.
re headquarters. Van an
ill—nut Wash lumen and Fort
Iii—«Van zeal 8t and Bo. Osborn“ A'vo.
' widest Ave. and Rowan Bl.
" ll -—Winfleld 8t.
" tab-«Port and Charles all.
" ”inmost Ave. and Fit; 8!.
" 325-4“ John St. and dlie Ave.
" lab—ileovlew Ave. and Firsts
" ssh—Boulevard and Second 81':
' 335w Cove Ave. and Fifth
‘ withbo
with be:
m.ev Wedneld .
the 1110.
Box test at ll
'1‘ whistle-
-l-—~flr0 out.
mm «1.11111
Iltll‘lommu
sign.»
bztmenb 3.3er 11 0 p.31.
"5
will be mlf'wd. 00 m “I .
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NORWALK MRI ALARM.
reenter of Main and Wins
411cm "five. Ind Uni
2:98.011.
11d Kaboom a't. '
roe-let. rand Wilton Ave.
20A 6
:EWn and t"(Sutton-ins 8n
w consent-out 'rair8
cstnut it 11 Bummer it."
,. 118 st. and“ ‘ion Ive. 0'
:11» 51%. '
Va. and 'afiwln Awe,
«u' 't41v0. and Donuts, my .
if your Carnage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repaid
OI:
AVE ‘0 Na in. “In _
scorn NORWALK rm: ALARM i
sous » '
smxxt'uslunmon 111111 North Main Bis.
Helmets!» and Lincoln»
! '2 ' 45~ islurritt and Quintmd Ave-0.11mi Water
46~- Woodward and bowndes A1 es.
.'OI—-Ullldl‘.n lilll tit and lislmwood Ave.
«52» Washington 8t. Bridge.
Ono stroke at 12 noon and 5 p. 111...
111.8
Auxiliary box In Ilnrvln school connects
to.
one blast at whistle at odd times. test.-
lng or no earn.
no hint whistle at I p. In. stand-I'd“
Four b sets at whistle—4 1 l-l—«u 5: 80
I
.11.!35
1.: Auxlll‘arv box in Fitch school nonmetal
'5 sour-out
- rum to cysteine”: station
IOWAY'I’ON HR! ALAHM DIITIIBEI
. I
;:3g :11! “(All diretgiotti‘s.
C m.—— annon to. on.‘
7:15 a m. ”mm. W“ m Bridgeport. to make his automobile trip a trill-1n : 4
3'8; :' m -'—‘BNQ'\JII$|“£III‘NNS:IIDUIT' . al procession we ask him to bring it o
g 23 R m M3911. W013: Wt 80 Norwalk “”3 “’09 ”9'0“? Smiling 01”- We Will,
2 Ill “'r all may V fl on. ’ » .
3:33 p. m. M 1331M: West and 80. Norwailt. 3132:" gfitt'iih'en up Brewing? m”
»; p.1'n _- i '. new par a. no a on
i :15 .m.-13am and South Norwalk.
2:003,“ mmeeu Yeah. Brooklyn and South glue. brakes, magneto. 9138“. etc.. in
lll‘\\& 0 v ' 1
7:30 lam-«451m. .sWeSt nod 80 Norwalk. 1.80:3“? 0:211:32 2'?" anbd {mate I hid
. s.ys ' shone yacoan.
9:00 11..m molriasi. \\ 11st and So. Nonalk
1 (‘ar 1iers' window open front 9 until 10 nobance by bringing 1115 auto to 1
a. m.
.."'.""" M'TN'Z ';.W A. HANFORD 42 N. Main St.-—-Tel. 502
58 WALL STREET
. NORWALK.
PHONE '438.
Everything in the Optical Line
0. B. Jackson
Optician
tine stroke at odd times, testing orl
0
At ll: 05 p. m.. each Wednesday. a box!
district lilo ro-f
i
kAIT NOIWALK FIRI ALABRMB IOXfiOO:
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1
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coolant
”I ‘ve. and re 1111' at.
. and Harbor Ave.
111311111081. near merger. The
sin 8t... 8813““ North Ave.
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Merrill , Night 5.3110ij
Opens October 3.-——En1'oii Now
Bookkeeping Stenogrsphy English Branches
psi? Chester ‘
South Norwslk Stamford
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*NOTICE—
If you prefer a medium Beer. neither ve li ht nor d 1‘
Pic} Golden Dortmunder. it is a. productionrymsge exclusize'l'y 1:311:
the choicest ballby malt and the costliest Bauer hops purchasahle.
made by the pioneer 010111131 0! this country. Get a case of 24 hot-
"..3'1'" y '11“: l P 11 t, 11 '
ow s on a case 0 s 3 cl: er dark or ii ht? .
one of 24 bottles. 8 Only ‘1 5° .
Our success is due to friendly recommendations. We respecttully .
request you to give us an order for the best Brewed Bottled Beer in L
the country, and perhaps you will recommend us to others, as we are
recommended to you. ‘
Castellano 8. Bardani
Tel. 461. Prompt Delivery Everywhere 25 Railroad Avenue .
NOTICE to Launch. Owners:
11.1-11.1 TAXI: voun enema our" or vans soar. '
mas 'rns necessasv names AND areas 1r tron"
THI wmrsn. no cusses roe crosses 1r sesame
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