I.
ComfomMoI It Ode to $8.50 . ,
., IIInkItI. full It”, '56 to $5.00
E K BANKS
MAWO “01'“. ”OF.
‘ SOUTH NDRWM "
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and-
Colder tonight; probably light tr;ost
diminishing northwest to north winds
The storm that was central over 11p-
per Michigan yesterday morning has
moved rapidly estwrd and passed out
the St. Lawrence Valley. It is followed
* by an area of high pressure that is
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J.
1
producing cool, pleasant weather in
the Centrl arid eastern cations. Anoth
er disturbance, cential this moming
over Colorado, is producing cloudy and
rainy weather between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'i‘cmpernture: Minimum. 6?; maxi
11111111 83. Partly cloudy.
William (E Mill'e1,
Spent yesterday in New
business.
of Norwalk
\‘i'illinm Fonts and Frank Slioutes.
haw iliuiil dischutgui iiom the Nor-
wulk liospitul
Frederick M. Miller. oi~ Maple street
«rats n visitor in llriducport 011 busi-
ness i'csterdtiy.
There will be 1111 oillt-inl hoard meet-
ing iii the South Norwull.
church, this urchin-z.
Misses Etta Coutu mid (Eoitrutle
Nuttetord, of the Norwalks. are at-
tending .,..e iJunbiii'y l«‘n-ir today.
Miss liuzel ii‘.11".10ll one of the
Southern Non li‘nnlund ’l‘clephone ()p
erators, is attending the lJnnbury Fail
today.
Mortimer Conley, oi‘ Iiinin street, is
employed for 11 week in the display
booth it the Danbury Fuir by William
1-‘. DeKlyn.
liir. and Mrs. Harrie A. Smith, of
Elmorest Terrace, sro..amdng the
number at. the Danbury Fair todny
from Norwaik.
The business meeting of the crucial:
board of the Norwalk Methodist
church held last evening transacted
routine businesb merely.
Mr. and Mrs. William 1.. Olsen and‘
m.’ and Mrs. Lester Hyatt, of NON
walk, are attending the Fair in Dan-
bury today having made the trip in
the automobile of Mr. Olson.
A We” attended month's mind mass
who celebrated at eight. o'clock this
morning for the repose of the soul of
tho lntc Thomas Silk. The mass was!
held in St. Mary's church and there
was a large number of relatives and
Irionds present.
Chic! Thomas Motherland and fam-
Y-ily. of Normlk, hove gone to Don-
,bilry to spend several days with Mr.
Add Mrs. George Travis and family.
iiiaptdin' Thomu Hunt will cover the
chief's trick in his absence and tho
, other onlcers will move up one.
invitations to the marriage or Miss
"0'9“ Millard Butts. mum“ of Mr'ilomos A. Miles. of Derby; Cub. (iio- ,
ver, of Norwalk: Thomns ll. Barlow. of '
Wilson Dart. of New '
landed. and C. G. Beckwith, or New L
and Mrs. William Maltby Betti, and
Arthur Charles 'Hoyt, son or Mr. and
Mr.. Wini‘m F. Ho”. ‘1'. but. '1‘h0
nuptinls will 'tIltI plus in the First
Congregational church, in Norwalk
' on woanIdIy 31min: It 7 o ”clock
October 16th.
‘ flflflhflfllflflififlfl
. Clouds Whitney. who is employed
by Mrs. 1cm Prentiss, ct Woodward
avonuo‘. IuItIinod I poinful cut on
his MI; hind. mostly. whens. saw
which no iv‘II using. slipped and out
on o! tho mamas. The wound
i ht the time but proper
"out“ ‘to attain: the len
‘ healing nicely.
, turing' plant bf E. A. Mallory &’ Son.
> Here they were greeted by members
‘ pointing out the features of particular
Haven on .
Methodist .
ntnrsiinonnnnu 1.1.9....
will Manny and Aliens
‘ . the Fair
.w I“
the presence within its walls at about:
thirty we" Ind oxmnyoro ot
Ides» of Mayor N Burton no...“ end
011- Mayor audition Kerr. They arriv‘éd
on several furouoou union, being met
at the station by automobiles. The
visitors were driven to the Donbury
club on West street, where an infor-
mal recption was held.
At 11:30 the visitors and the Dan"
bury members of the party were driv-
en in automobiles to the hat mandate.
of the firm, who escorted them in
squads. through the entire factory.
interest in each department. and ex-
plaining briefly the processes in the
manufacture of a. hat. The visitors
received a hearty welcome in all parts
of the factory. in the trimming 119 9.11
ment the factory'e guests found pla-
cards tacked up bearing the word
”Welcome” by which means the trim-
meis expressed their pleasure in the
Hair of tho mnyms.
At the conclusion of the tour of in-
spection on sgmcuble surprise was
given the visitors when their hosts at.
the factory desired such man to choose
for himself a hat, which was to be his,-
~with the compliments oi the firm. Up-
fisnbury was honored onterdIy by
aim in this state. who wore than
on leaving the factory the membets of
the firm were thanked Very cordinlly‘
by the visitors, l'01 tile hospitality rind
courtesy which had been showil 11111111.;
it had hecn origih’hlly planned to;
take the 11511111.. to visitrthe city' s 11th
use filtration pl.uit .in Beaver Brooim
otttr ui'e 11.11. to the factory. but on."
feature of the «1115' was omitted. owing
to luck of time. and the party was?
ldrlvon at once to the Hotel Green. l
At 1 o'clm'lt 1111 clnboruto luncheoni
was served in the dining rooms of thc‘
(ii-con. and-tho tgihlo was not left 1111-?
til after 2:30. A. F. ilowc. of Derby”.
the president of the Connecticut bitty?
ors‘ association.
nil thosc‘ln the purty are members. out
uttllm il(‘ilil.ui' tho tuhlo..\'oa1 him snt
lIDr. .l. Milton (‘olmrn of South Nor
walk, the serretnii and 111111511101 or
‘the iIGSOCiu'IiOH
f When the demi lass}: wns not ltil oil
ttlie iisitore 101 cited [itch second tic ,
titlodli' uiziwuhlo suipiiss of the tiny. .‘
Minot N. Button Rillwiri with a neat
little spent it. piosonltti to (nth dluor
n wry listitlsmnt» gold Jewel «use. lint.
jthis Wits not to in: nil, for on Mayor
iChurlt-R Kerr. tllp joint host with Mur-
1or Rogers, guru to (‘ili'il iiilli‘l' :1 lurgo‘s"
bottle of the cold remedy that has
made his name .11 household word from
coast, to roast 'l.i1ionini“'
1 Shortly th9r2:1io tho putty entered
'uutomohlles and wow lilven to thoi
Fair Grounds. whor they lot joy ho‘
unconfined tor the remainder of the
hitcrnodn. 'l‘lio fnir was “done up
brown" by the supposedly august.
'vilstors, but few of whom are entirely
utmcquainted with its charms. it takes
more than it little rain to put the kl.-
bosh on n gathering of mayors and ex-
mayors. and they had just as good a
time at the grounds as it they son
were booming upon them.
Besides the Connecticut mayors and
tin—mayors the party included a num-
geral Danburlaus who had been invited
.by the hosts to assist in entertaining
lihe visitors. Among these guests were
Mayor Frank L. Jones. of Rshway, N.
town, Fin. and Bowdion Ohio! '1‘. ..l
partment. The mayor: and employers
lowing: Christian Swartl. of South
Norwslk; Ferdinand B. Smith. or Nor-
wolli; William F. Tammany. of South
Haven: Lockwood iiotcliltln. Jr..
Haven; Wallace Dunn, of Norwalk;
Waterbury; M.
London.
fl—w~—flduflf'-‘fl-Aummmhu
CAN'T FIND FORTUNE.
LsgItIII of Whit. Plain- "Mnn of
MyIIIry" GIVIWO Dumb.
WHITE PMINB, N. Y..Oct.d Ire-mat
ward- Ind" Frederick Plnoti, pro-
prietors or grocery and that stars It
White PlalnI. who inherited $100,000
Inch under the will or Rudolph Von
Enron, known In tho “Manor Xyl-
tory" or White PlIiuI. whors’ho ro-
Iidod tor I‘ovml yours motions to
his death. have (liven, up tho IIIrch
bottom! Von RIM had left.
it is now generally believed that his
mind iv» WM. .1111 that when he
mm ”W! thdumdu In hit will, it
”gated mind which
of which prurtlt'ully »
ber of otlier guests. among them cov- '
.l., Mayor I). Mack Lewis. of Roden- .
Shine. of the New York city ilro do- l
who attended tho ”thorium battle the '
oilicinis mentioned included the {91- 1
Norwalk; George F‘. Holcomb. of Now .
of '
Ansonia: F. B. Fnrnsworth, of New '
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.,I,‘;.;I:I:I:l;l:I:I.l~‘
tor tho tartaric which" won It drii‘
The Conung of Cool N fights
“ finds our his department. or BlInketI stocked to overflowing with I
‘ . magnificent showing or bosutuui
jWooly A
of every .1»... and It Ivory Igloo. from the most inexpensm to the
Very tineIt OI Wool Blankets binds. You cannot have any Blanket
noodI which cannot be supplied from this splendin departmental
your lasting IItiItIdthn and economy.
Prices item 59c up to S7. 50
The A. .1. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN .TBII‘I' IOUTH NORWALK.
IMPORTANTJ
When you buy Feeds you should want to‘know if they will “make
good. " .
Bonnie Home Ground Feeds are making good
Why experiment with Feeds of uncertain quality, when you can
buy ilonnie Feeds for the same money.
Bonnie Feeds for liorse. Cattle and Poultry (home ground) are not
manufactured from refuse and clinic, but are made of pure sweet
grains.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price always in the minds of its cuItom-
crs——~liqnnio Home Ground Food for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
That’Sith—i
JQddO Goa A HotThing
Send in Imordcr tor one load. and WI will retain you II I cuc-
tomer. Clo-n.1rootrom slate. uniform quality. suitable for tornado. '
range. Itovo orI I-olffoodcr. Frisco on application.‘
RAYMOND BROTHERS
1
MW?
A Good Tonic
for the Weak
is 11 good, ptll‘v llm-r. ltupport’s
liver is n grout strength luilldcr
and n splendid lilllll. bring brew
ed with the greatest skill and
S'cnic of hpcclnliv’ 111- «~ch innit ‘
'nud hops. it is u howrngo thnt
’ is tilisoiutely pure in II“ re-
spects. nud is bottled nndor per-
ivt't sanitary conditions by tho
liuppt-rt Co.
Magnet 8. F lynn
—~
(3031' Coal! COal!
Cool weather wdi soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal
mined.
HARRIS &- CANS CO.
08 Water Street Tel. 721 South Norwoik
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whats good Shoo is until you try I pair of Walk-Overs» the Shoe
that. ills, wears Ind always looks well. Try I pair today and be
convinced. . . ,
The Queen QuIlity filing for women we would Icy has no equal.
The 8 .without wrinkled lininn {and rough inner solos. and al-
w... m rm 0.1.... on. “can; hmmmcisul
Serviceable School Shoes
Men's Working Shoes 11 Specialty
TheWhitc ShOe Store
90 Washington Street
WHIR! THE GOOD IIIOII OOIIII PROM
Ifipjt;n2n' :I:l:l:l'l‘l"‘ll
.: ‘1I'-,-:I,‘,I;I;I'I:I‘I;I'a‘-, Aim-Loin”: f- .
o,-
' of American came to a clue in Bridge
officers and the naming or the com-
‘and all who helped in entertaining,
. convention next year and that matter‘
Their deduction in-Bi'ldamrt
-—IIIxt Meeting Place [indo-
(titled
The seventh annual convention or
the Order at Railroad Track Foreman
port yesterday with the election of
critics: to look after the routine work
for the coming year. Before adjourn-r
went the convention adopted resolu.
tlons of thanks to the city of Bridge-
port, the board at trade. the mayor.
and making the convention a success.
All of the delegates have expressed
themselves as pleased with their re-
ceptlons in Bridgeport.
No place was decided upon far that
is in the hands of the executive com-1
mltte, with New York, Boston and:
Worcester as the places which ask:
for the honor.
The sessions yesterday were held'
behind closed doors and but little was
given out regarding the action taken
It is reported there was considerable:
difference or opinion regarding the;
policy of the organization and that'
the more conservative group won. by;
only a small margin. Most ottthe'
old caldera were rc-elccied, although
there Wail some opposition. ALtlle‘
: South Norivolk Postoflico
. gammy.”
conclusion of the session a luu-r-h ivna
lscrvod at the Strutford and later the
delegates left for their homes. {Pol-
i lowing tire the officer's elected. .‘
Grand president. L B. Clark, of
iNew Haven; grand vice president.
James P. Dugsn. .lilniutrec, Morph;
Hindi) grand president, Willinm Wynn.
.lr., Vuu- Nous. N "..\ grand secretari‘.
.A. H. Dohioro. West Haven grand
.trensnrcr, A. S. Knapp. Meridian; .
grand chtiplnln. .iohu Cushln, lli‘oCkV
lion, Muss; grand conductor. Eduard
.i'fonley. 'l‘nrin‘vilie, (301111.; grand in»
side sentinel. .lohn Egon. Boston.
filnrrott, Plymouth. Muss. (Ilrund ox-
;ecutivo (‘Omllliili'e-wullairmiln, 1.. ll.
it‘lurk. New Huron: secretary, E. S.
Ilrcnnsn. linwit-yrillo; (‘on- (Torment.
fii‘uninu Junction. Muss: M. M. Bar-
,re t. Providence. it. 1.; F. E. licemnn.
; 'I‘ntinton, Muss. ‘
(tout-rat grievance communism
li‘hulrmnn, I). 1.; Brennan. ”mile.“
I\‘iiii‘; i'icencncrnt chairman, E. J..
“BurrH‘tt uonornl siiri'oturi \V II Jeri
unld; Willitim iluss. W lSui/(11111111. \‘iil-
linm Morrison. l). M. time). E. A.
:I’atier‘son, John Withsm. Thomas
, ‘ LnWiOT, Martin Sheppard, A. S. 131111ch
J. ll. lluunn nud M.‘.l. liiillisoy.
Deputy grand pi'osidenin—wiolin
Fnlvoy. William ilounti. H. M. Barrett,
iii. A. Patterson. i). l._ Farrell. Mich-
ael (Erimli, John Mulrlhiil. l". E. Bee—
mun. Edwnni Conley tutti .i. A. Thomp-
,sou.
TWENTY FOUR HOURS OF RIOT;
ING.
M (‘0\ill CITY. Miss. 001 ti—“ATTQT
twonti four hours of rioting du 11; the
ureaonco of n trainlnad of llllnolI Con
m1 Itrlhebrenkers. McComb pity
adopt in peace but night. following the
departure of the non-union men. The.
mllltsry panel was increased to shout
800 men during the night. Neither
milieu nor cliIIons resent the pres:
ence of the soldiers, who lire connnius 1
their patrol duty to the railroad prop-
criy.
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IOUTH NORWALK FOOT OFFIOI
MAILS
NAIL. AIRIVI FROM
mm: mo. to.» I. In
grim..." 3.00.
:33.” mo .MTS” mo '5 N
no: I.“ h.‘ii".“.‘i‘3'. 131.51%
at MAIL. OLDII FOR
). 10‘. "'50:. it My: “19W in.“
mjtfié . mm
B ' I. m'bo $0.! :00 1:00
Iggy «Tl . 00' I: ”60" p"Kidd p. In. min:
In. I. CROW”. MIN“.
Norwolk Postofdcc
MIMI DIIIIIIM
In.‘ I
I point- Gin“
1110111111111
A haircuts: arc Wailti'iomd With
a Piano
M. SONNENBERG
‘ . PIANO
CO. '
you want the tune and the inakiiig
as good as the case.
better tone. no bettermaking at the
prices than in the Pianos we 'seil.
CHICKERING. KRANICH dBACH
.GABLER, STERLING.
HUNTINGTON.
\ .
Thetois no:
MENpsLssOHN;
104 Washington St
Phone 30 '
His Royal Highness
the American nutomohilist, is the man
that we are catering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it, tighten up screws and mac
chinery, put in new parts. put his en-
gine, brakes, magneto, plugs. etc. In
good working order and malte his
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
noyance by bringing his auto to 1
W. A. WHANFORD 42 N. Main St.——~Tel. 502
Optician
.52
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical. Line
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 43b.
LEARN WHILE YOU EARN
ENROLL NOW
Merrill Night School
South Norwsik
ELMER I. CAI!
Stamford
Port Chester
w. n. THOMPION
NOTICE to Launch Owners
LET US TAKE YOUR ENGINE OUT 0' YOUR BOAT.
MAKE THE NECESSARY REPAIR. AND STORE IT FOR
THE WINTER. NO CHARGE FOR STORAGE IF REPAIRB
ARI MADE.
IBSpeciaity Manufdcturing CO.
40 Motor ltnII.
South Not-walk. com.
New Peak Flour W
Just Arrived
El 11km» PIncnltc l-‘lonr ....... 25o Fancy Pointocu m:
it plans Iiooltor'l Oatmeal. .....'.'So Sweet Potatoes. Soc: .. :8:
:11.qu whit. Ratio 011111311111. on s m. M1111 101...........Isso
Vi linkers (.oron can.......IOo W. Button Chocolate, 13111.4“
WNW“. ADDIOI. tlrIpoI. [’11an for canning, 19" Plant. Tomatoes.
Corn. Home Celery. Home Spinach.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
so Norm mm mm
'ro INTIITMII union" TAP?
alumnus. Oct. tin-“trite Colonic!
club hII bound for entertaining PM
that 'i‘alt. lIo dIdnltI dots has been
moms be!“ 1m to the mum
to lot. Dr. ‘E. W. Smith, I clIIImatI
of President 'I'Irt, will have the nint-
«so! I cut- In cm». The lift!!-
don! coins ttidI mi mutton m.
FHONI 143
unit rIIAIOIII'I on. can.
rmuso.
"WIDE". Oct. ilw-Oooroo H.‘
cos. the iItI’troIIurev or the City In”
inns Bonk. bud his «so in tho pelt
court continued until no: Wuhan
day, today. no hail being I!“ II III
proton «dominant at toiling mi“
but: and tom from toil II the 1
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Norwalk Chronicler