Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 6, 1911 · page 5

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Comfortablcs and
. ‘ Blankets
" .At Low Prices

.1Gomfortablos at 90: to 33.50 -
Blankets. mu 4:..." Otis to $5.00

E K. BANKS

!ARLCKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

7‘.”-

For Norwaik and vicinity Rain and
warmer tonight and Saturday , inciens-
Sng east to south winds. Areas of birth
pressure are control this morning over
ldaho and New York, with a wall-de-
fltned area of low pressure between
them, central over Wisconsin, Pleas-
ant. weather prevails in the extreme

eastern and western sections of the
wiintry and rainy weather in iilt' con—1
rainfall :

tral sections. The greatest
reported during the last it houts II as
11.60 inches. at St. Paul. Minn. Fintlslh“
were reported this morning from New
litiqiund, New York. North
Montana and ldaho.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.

Minimum: as; maxi

Partly cloudy.

‘l‘viitpet'uturt':
iiii.lll. Sfl.

.\lillllii*i .I.
walk, it-i in IIIIILII‘III‘III on Illlsiiltfflfi iti-
(lat.

Mrs. ilntiti-lirt v.
ttI't-nue. l1' r'llt‘lltillil.‘ 2‘...-
Hill in litiiihuijr.

I“I‘I‘I’I8
\It t it with her

i'ttllilr. of

limit rs and in It li“ l<i\t l‘ist‘iiit'ili
\Ilil illIHt good llt' \\.K to II'II' :ti tie them
lit rs (ll lilt‘ iii iIIl;.
Sellit'i lt'i‘tltt'l'II s lt‘iiS. I'IIleIt-r‘
littiitiu, i‘ii. .. :tt tiet'ii‘llii'IiIiIrl.
Set» lllIt'I’i-I lii Bti\t liIr’it‘lilt' -.iit t

\\ illt‘ ‘1‘

Mia lltttiiplii'ei- t'tillitts :iiltI iI:llii:Il~
tor; ,\lt'.~' Monroe. ill this my.
are bilt'litiiiii; the tiny iii the lmuhori
Fair.

.Itiiln

——Soft Illiix, $1 to to 5'. so.

Leland

(l'ilrlt-n,

\\ iIIIlilil l'

 

Must-3.. In spending, a tt-u dots with
Mr. and Mr.» li‘iank .l. iiililiiltll) of
itayvlew avenue.

Fletcher ll. Williamson, who has

III-t‘li visiting at his home in South
Main street. has gone to Canada tol
spend several weeks.

The guard and team of the Eureka
Rebekah lay-lite held a rehearsal. last
evening. ill prcpuartlon for the lnltia
‘ .tion exercises this evening.

 

 

\VOHIG‘) Johnson. the tii’ftIiIle clerk
in Chart-ii & Miller‘s. who hot'niiie :I
full fledged man when IlP cast his first
ballot on Monday last, announced. this
morning. that lit» would celebrate the.
«tent by spending the.I Sabbath with
l. .-. parents, in Georgetown.

M

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intinh tiliops. llayes' llikt.

You may think that because you are

 

unable to obtain credit at, the high
prlt-vii store that your credit is not
Rood, Thai is not so. Gutely and
Hi‘t’illiilll extend the credit privilekfl 0f
'ht-lr up to date store to you. The
advertisement will in" yo of thotr

wonderful sucoess in this direction.
. “.4...

Ilotlrxe 7.. Williams, of Union. Mass.
tm-mrrlv of Norwalk, is visiting Mrs.
Mary id, Holmes, of Orchard street.
Mr. Williams formerly conducted a‘
lt't'tw'ory store in that place nowtoccn-
pint] by tlw Norwsik Hardware Com.
Iillli)‘ and Edward Holmes. the son.
was employed by him twenty years
Itio. Mrs. llolmos will return with
Mr. Williams next week for a visit.

 

John I‘. Press and School: Andrews.
of Plant Normilk. are hoiidina every
effort to not their airship completed.
Work on this machine W“ “in.“
annihilate use and II now built! "9'
stimuli by the young men. , The new

matlilne is equipped with I thirt’
homo-power Whitehead motor and is
hatttirned after ideas of their own.
il’aillt'ti by not a Iittw’oxpm‘imsntlnd
study.

W

Patent Medtcmes

 

ulna prices.

 

Dakota. 1

lioliou IIIliIIIIliI,.()fN01"i

.tl Spritiuflt ltl.‘ !

tits (HIV bridge this evening in the

tins,~_y nouns assaying”

Ti) INSTITUTE

(Continued from First Page)

R w---w
rlble disease in their system as s re-
sult of the ravages of the dog.

ed the cases, made an sitidsvit to
Mayor Albert M. Pohiman yesterday.
to the street that he believed that!“
to have boon mad and the mayor im-
mediately ordered that the children
be taken to tho Pasteur institute. at
the expense of the town, the law pm
viding that this course be followed.
in the meantime, the South Nor-
waik police officials are working over-
time in trying to locate all the don
or any other animals which “'3!
have been attacked by the little black
and brown car. As soon as those
are found they are killed. Among
these to be dispatched, yesterday.
was Rev. Stephen F. ()hernitsky'o
big black dog, which has attracted so
much attention during the revorendl
gentleman's residence here. Other
dogs were also dispatched and the;
search for more is being vigorouslyé
prosecuted. All those who own sni-l
mails which were bitten by the dogi

 

at once in order to prevent further
trouble i
. There is not a little talk going oni
among the citizens to the effect that:
all the dogs in the vicinity titroughi
which the mad deg passed should be
goitlior puzzled or chained up until all
idatiger of the rubles shall have pails-1
ed. it is held that many others may"
he aficctcd that are not known of
and which might at any time, he tale"
on with the dreaded dist-use. hriiig‘
lug on a rcpltitlou of the ltitidciit on
l’l cdttt- eds},

'l‘ltia nioriilitp. ltr. l‘t‘. 1.. Illuminati”
RiIli‘ South Norwiilk I'otctliiurlaii. nIIdR
. (Hiltser Frank \‘. itayiiioud llllitii' a tour .
of the I‘lllil't‘ Hni‘liilgzwtlflli section and
iiit'mtlguttrtl tiw vases of all the dolls
iwitlrh III-re little-Ii by the mud t‘iItiiIio
Z'l‘wo or thtw't \it‘l't“ killed. in udditt In
to it‘atht-r t‘livriiitzky's dog. (tho of
‘ the animals killed today was UWIIIHI by
ii‘i. IA'HI. ol‘ Mouton nil‘f‘i". :Inti :ItItIth-
7hr “\I‘Iiilt‘. 'I‘Ili‘t't‘
tliilt r dose In lI‘ t\:iuiiiit- ti iliii :ih’ “no
ilnniks touitl iii found on tilt tti it “its
not tittuit ti llt'il'h‘hlii) to kill : httu IIl‘
.Oliiistt utl ilrt' -d llilih': it in lli Ill tit lot}:

HIM t‘\l IPIIl'I (lI iIlI‘ IItipu,

‘ in Ilium-tutti.
‘i‘l‘tllli iiii' niii't‘ nrutt‘iiuri
spent three Iid‘h' ill ill\t";\li}:;liilli& the
mail this Sl‘.tl‘t'. lit.~ entire
Ititnc to tho work. and ilI' titm
that ho has IIit‘ upper hand of the
casts. and that no other tIIILZt Ill iilI?‘
:‘t‘t‘iiilll will no llliiII limit the l't‘rltiii
‘oi liil‘ riIiiiptino It: iiIt‘

Iit'

 

.it ‘37 l.v\ihi;ton

tit-loin ('Il Itintt'uviititi
ittiaitl it.”
:;:\iiti: up

lIUIII"t vb

slimline (‘lilliill',
has Ilt‘i‘ii liltiSl tiitvt'tltiult in his ill
:\t“i4iii{l|li0ilii. and thinks that Iit‘ Ivtll
writ-Iii IIII)‘Rfiitl‘I‘III tIl‘ :lit-

”It is of ii”
do; is tituiti ii .i he s it s it is i linItII tot
lINIIl (II uttilIItIls liina .‘Iilet'tI It) iIiiI
everything possllih- .lllII iiit'li run iliIiII
Itlit-I art- exhausted and in) down and
‘IRl‘tII. 'l‘liliI tht-orl' would appear to

'IHIFIW out IN the Ilit‘i that nothing
has hot-Ii hoard itoin the dot: state it
disappoint-d tiwr “I‘M alum:
b) the i0lillt'i lit-clot he iltmsmt

Halon.
tipitiltiti lipi:

Hiltwi.

WEBSTER EKPECTS TO BE AC-

OUITTED.
OREGON. ”1., not. it » ilr i'itiiiI I“.
\I’ehstor. indicted for lht- Inuitlui

his tltird wife. littssie Kent Webster
exports to be acquitted, he says totlnI
lie declared that the action of his sec
ond ieiuil wife, Zoe Viii‘tiey Websttv)
of Cedar Rapids. la. in planning Iof
obtain an ltittnotlhtto tlii‘tIt'I-e, caused
him more pain than his arrest for tour-3

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"i love her more than anyboly in;
the world, and i will win her back tn
fifteen minutes after i sin released
from this trouble."

breakfast was served in his call.
Preparation of the prosecutlun‘u‘
case was completed today by Siats'a'

now ready for an intitiodinte trial.

“Wm. a... .. .._.

RACING AUTOIBTB TRY MACHINES
PHILADELPHIA. Ot'l . ILw-F‘Iftoon‘

ht. 200mm automobile road race in

final tilnifll up.

conditions as in former yours.

(Jase, Bonn. Ttuts and Bonds)“. some
at the best known drivers in the coun-
try will guide tbs bars.

The rascal“ stunt at is o'clock and
8.300 policemen and park Iusrds will
mm. the course. which VIII! he roped
o! or‘ofhsr'viifl protected the entire
diatoms. '

 

IHIMI MIITINO “TONIGHT
“ The“ will bc i meeting of the com-
film. (I! saved on the construction «It

notion roolen Wall street. The
It reports of the sub-committees

 

 

Wat“ rat- various details will be
. and other business tran-

Dr. Robert M. wane. 'who attend-s

 
 

are requested to notify the authorities i.

Suit 8:
Wooly ;

of every grade and at ovary price. from the most ln‘i: naive to tho
very finest of Wool Blankets made. You cannot ba
needs which cannot be supplied from this splendid department to
your lasting satisfaction and economy

. Prices from 590 up to $7. 50

The Coming of Cool » Nights
ands our his department of Blankets stocked to ovortiowisp with a,
' installment showing or beautttut ‘ ‘

 

 
 

 

any Bla'nitet

 

The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY

12-1. NORTH MAIN ITRII'I'

 

IOUTH NORWALK.

 

~ iIdPORTANTi

When you buy Foods you should want to know if they will “make
good." ‘

Bonnie Home Ground Feeds are making good.

Why experiment with Feeds of uncertain QIIIIIWRI when you can
buy lionnic Foods for the same monev

Bonnie Feeds for Horse. Cattle and Poultry (home ground) are not

ms'nufactured from refuse and attain,

grains.

but are made of pure, sweet

mason; "no HATCH.

First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-

OI'S

“tellonnlo Home Ground Feed for lioraes, Cattle and Poultry.

 

 

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Jeddo Coa

 

That’s It!“
A not Thing

Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you as a sus-

tomer. Clean, free from slats. uniform quality. sultab
Prisca on application.

range. stove or soiHssdsr.

for furnace.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

M

 

riitaynlunw‘

 

iIlI‘ lillili ‘

ticr. l .

Itald tho phl’sleian. fl
Dr. Webster spent another rteoploss. --
night. and was pale and haggard when ‘ ..

Alterncy Emerson. who declares he in i

 

A Good Tonic
for the Weak

is» :I plaid. into “our. litippt-rt‘a
lint-r in ii that! viii-tttgtli illiitilt‘l'
JIIitI .i minim; innit. ‘ItVIItIz tirtvu.
ml \Ii'h iiII' .iiiwwut skill and
HI allw‘iiz ‘

Igu‘tltit.

:tivii‘t‘It'ti titzilt
’ lliltI hops It is .l Iu-Iuragv that

in tiiiatillitoli

pun. Iii all it.“
Hilt‘t is. and is it rli‘t rl lilIIII‘I' ptir~
tit-t sunlttiri 'l‘liviiiiiii in the

Iiitpphl‘t i'dl.

Magnet 8. Flynn

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

-— tle

 

 

call

Coal! "can

Cool weather will soon be here.

Place your order

with us and you will be prepared with the best. Coal

mined.

08' Water Street

_ ‘

convinced.

The Queen Quality Shoe for women we would say has Ito tiqlial.

 

You Don’t Kn

what a pond films to until you try a pair of \Vaik‘tlrersr
that his. wars and always looks well.

until: lisrlililllll

HARRIS 8t GANS CO

Tel 72!

South Norwsik

the Shoe

Try a pair today and he

The Shoe without wrinklpd linings Rand rouxh lunar soles, and al-

ways tits where others fail.

spawn-nuns
Serviceablc School Shoes

'- i for will tly.
‘tlie hoard. when interviewed by a
'3Sptiiinsl reporter. this morning, wax-
Mod warm over the prospect and from

- ihis conversation

column were liable for having

of the sirhiaon iIPIVur! ontorud in the 1'

Falrmont l’arlt‘tomorrow were on the j;
eightrmllo course early today. giving w
their powerful roving machines the 11

The race will run under the same ..
The f'.
entrants include three National cars. ‘:
two Insist-s. two Marconi. two lion 3
codes. two OhIOI, two M. (Don‘s ..

VJ...

NOW THIRR TIMI

Lather:

 

Men’s Working Slicesa Specialty

TheWhitEshoe Store

90 Washington Street

WHIII THE GOOD OHRROII 00M! PROM

3.112

t.

I:

 

 

if your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting

’: . not this course will ho pursued is not;
. Ikaown.

I I Rumor. wt-ii founded. has It that
" the solscimon were persuaded to pay

. went after Staples high school with s
- rush when the latter team came to

«stun ii "in tutti

WALL S'fl. 10:10 a. maisomc heav-i
mess ‘wss shown at the opening of,
today’s stock market. particularly in
such active issues as Union. Pacific!
”twins. which made substantial
declines. Western Union at Paul.]
U. 8. “Steel and American Tobacco
, ptd. also opened under yontorday's‘
closing prices. U. Ii. Rubber commemi
which yesterday declared Its first div“
Monti in 11 years, made a minimum
advance of 1 5-8 and the first pfrdq
stock was up 1,5. American Tobacco‘
six per cent. bonds gained a point.
on large transactions. ‘

WALL. armour, 11 a. m.~The itnti
stiffened all around soon sitar the;
opening, Initial losses giving way to.
substantial trains. The Hill stock’s.?
particularly Great Northern pfd.‘. were:
the leaders in the movement. Thei
rise invited some short selling, with‘;
cotisoouont‘ recessions some of the1
leaders recoding again to the lowest i
American Bnisltlng and Amalgamated;
(Topper were especially heavy. Wells;
Fargo Express advanced to points.
and some other insctivo specialtiesi
were also strong. 3

WALL STREET, noonmw'i‘he mat-«v
he! suffered a screre. setback in the;
second hour. following the Jiiiiillca-g
tion of a speech in ltiulto by Presldenti

 

lclsms recently levied against the Sit-i
:preme Court. and again declared thatR
tproaecution of illegal combliiailonst

()tlter unfavorable.

 

would continue.
Tractors which perhaps helped the tie-3,
.t'llttc included the indictment of tho
Rprint'ipuls in the so-t-ailmi Wall Paper
R'i‘ruat IIIIII itiriittr evidence Litil an
outpost tight it: to he made at. «last
the .\llit,iitllli ”tobacco dissolution
plan.
. K\\‘:\i.l. HTiil‘Jl'I'l‘, l p, tiI.~~’l‘itc mar
‘ltrt roll into a attito‘ui’ utter apathy
:iitct IIH‘ tlt‘I Iillt‘ of ill“ curly session.
Int» uni) hopeful II‘IIIIII'I‘, from the con
igilt IIo- ultiutlitt-ltil, brim; the fail
It to or inability oi the shut". interval
to follow up its titlisiti'Ilzv l‘tiltiu i‘;I~

t'IIIt‘, i‘, S. Steel and I‘t'ilf‘IIltx rocovt
Mod a trutthm :toiu IIII‘ lowest, but

(‘IIIII ititlt-ti Ill’ :II _\‘.

ELECTION (III IIIIIIISE
608T BIS IIMIIIIIT

tt'otitlitttt-ti from First Page.)

liiitit‘i'itlilt'

The choir troohlv tool. is littop
limit with the 5,141!” t‘ltu‘iltiti. IIIlII
last month, on i‘it‘ ilI"IiI".1' and park

iti‘tlitit‘lai, “illt‘II t‘iwi the itI\\tl ills! I'X~
III'iIilntit itt‘lt‘tI of “761, II hit h of course
had not lit-en hy the
loan Itlfllrll oi :tppottioiiititut.

The only ninth-rs ililiIltipl‘idIt‘tI for
pi... IIIIIlh was tlu~ Ilium wt :iside tor
ilit' Ut‘iniwi‘ t‘IliI‘Iiiiil.‘_ and il Iiilll Iitu
\clopml that these M‘it'I‘iilu‘ll paid fut
ibt- spot-int election out of this amount.

Lust nook iiIi' hoard of apportion
nit-Iii hold a special meeting, at which
titm- it appropriated (than to he used
in litll'illi: for the aprrlul election. but
IflliI‘I' then It has dot-eiupt-II that the
RIHII‘IRI election have at
road)“ been paid out of liu‘ (lumber
‘I‘II'I‘IIOII fund IilIIfiIIIIII'II as the Si.-
ttttu was appropriated NIH‘I‘IIII‘IIII)‘ for
special election work and is beinit
“‘ait‘iltld carefully. none of it can he
:ust-d to meet the deficit caused in tho
Ilt'toticr election fund by the payment
of the special election debts.

Thus it coines about that there is
not enounh mount on hand to meet
the expenses of Monday's election
and the problem is as to how the sol-
. ecimt-n are suing to make both ends

provided {or

t‘X llt‘llHIIri

' meet. 1

it is understood that the members

.1 . of the board of appropriation are bttt
iwtiitiuu to ho called together to pro.

it'ltio for this shortage IIIIRII‘lhcn the
One of the member: of:

it was intimated
that be among others. would block
any move to appropriate more money
for election purposes. The gentle
man also stated that the board of sol-
“sod
the October election funds for otliar‘
purposes than Specified. Whether or

the special election expenses before
money had been provided for them by
reason of the fact that it was inti-
mated to them that the results at the-
polls might be disastrous to the pre-
proaent person“ III the board unless
the money was forthcoming.
HIGH SCHOOL 'OOTIALLIITO
WON.
Defeated ths Maois- High School 26
i0 OI
\im'wslk high school second team

Sushi): and played the first nine of
1956 Wu" on the Colonial

 
 

 

Mitch
Truman to nothing is‘tavor of lion

 

Taft, who made vigorous reply to crit- f H

 

 

a Piano

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

PIANO
CO.

When you buy

you want the tone and the making
as good as the case.‘ There is no
better tone, no better making at the
prices than in the Pianos we sell. I

CHICKERING. KRANICH &BACH
. . canton, STERLING
HUNTINGTON,

M. SONNENBERG "

 
 
 
 
 
 

MENDELSSOHN

104 Washington St.‘
Phone 30 .

 

 

His Royal Highness .

the American automohiiist. is the man
that we are entering 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 uls-
rlilnery, put lti new parts, put his on.
nine. brakes, magneto} plugs, etc, in
good working order and make his
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
iitilnnce by bringing his auto to »

W. A. HANFORI) 42 N. Main St -——Tei 502

Optician

 

 

 

0.15. Jackson

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.

Everything in the Optical Line '

I W“

Eyes Examined Free ‘

 

 

 

LEARN

WHILE YOU EARN

ENROLL NOW

Merrill Night School

 

South Norwalk

Stamford

Port Chester

 

 

 

 

 

ELMER E. CA8!

w a. THOMPSON

NOTICE to Launch Owners

LET US TAKE YOUR‘ENGINE OUT OF YOUR BOAT,
MAKE THE NECESSARY REPAIRS AND STORE IT FOR

THE WINTER. NO CHARGE
ARE MADE. .r

FOR STORAGE IF REPAIRS

'fllsSpecialtyManufacturingCo.

40 Watsr ltmt,

South Norwsik. Conn" .

 

New Panake Flour

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. year‘- first team.

”a

Just Arrived .

it pktru. Pancake Flour........2lc

3 plus. Hacker's f)atmcal......25c

:t pkgs. White Rose t)stmoal...2bo l3 cans Milk for............uo

W. ilakhr's Cocoa, can...... lie 3W. Bakera (‘horolste, can. .100
Ponchos. Apples. Grapes, Pears for canning, Eng Plant. Tomatoes.
Corn. Home Celery. Home Spinach.

UNITED Gaocsarf COMPANY 7.

to mourn MAIN avatar Pups: m1

aou‘msan names may svantn.
laminar, an. Oct. Irma sunroof,
mman on vessels entering this hm.
hor probably will result unless that
domands of the International Boom“?
Union are acceded to by napalm
Those demands are: That. can ‘
made in a’foretsn country by
seamen are held be cancelled:
these men he allowed the some
ties as others shipped in it . .
that: to: some some as his

[Fancy Potatoes. puck 25..
i8wost Potatoes. pock.......80a

 

._... . -.

'i'hc lineup for Norwsik:

Loft endwtiottllob and loominl.
Lott tackiwnichardson and Oliver.
Left custom—Malici- and mavens.
Coatsnahi. tarsal.

Right mama-C. tarsal. ~

flight Tacklownonollshs.

Riaht ondwili‘iteison and ‘Prasco.
Maths): baciwil‘ltsison and Palm»

tum bait immigration: and

 

 

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