.5.! A
E K. BANKS
Comfortables and
. Blankets
committee a: use to or. so
Blankets, full also, we to $6.00
.usnscxnno norm. BLOCK.
scorn 511101:qu
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A number of young men have form-
ed a basket bulliedm “which will play
every Thursday evening in the nudi-
tori'ulm in North Main street.
There will be no dance at the Nor.
walk Country Club tonight. There
will be dancing October 14th. Novem-
ber 4th and Thanksgiving night.
Chestnuts are said to he more plen-
tiiul than usual, and the price paid
by grocers and others who buy them
at wholesale ironl boys ill the coun—
try towns is lower than it has been
in some years.
~w—“—
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Rain to-
night. with brisk to high north winds;
Sunday cloudy.“ The western storm
has moved rapidly efitward during
the last 34 neuron and it is centrs'l
this morning over Maryland. [thus
produced general rain from the His-
sissippi river outward to the coast.
It it .followed “by an extended area at
high 1presstlre'tbat is causing cool.
pleasant weather In the western sec-
tious. Warnings for high winds were
displayed along the coast yesterdsy
afternoon from Virginia to Maine.
wearilsn A van AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 53; maxi-
:mum. 73. Cloudy. '
The Soper will hearing of yesterday
afternoon was again continued to Do-
tob'er filth.
.. oCockenoe 'l‘rlbe. No. 32, l. 0. R. M.,
held a regular business meeting last
evening.
.—...
The weather is setting a hit chilly
for those who have been Ill the habit
of sleeping on vorandas and open tlun
parlors. .
...fi
Mrs. Katherine Dc Young. of Brook-
lyn, N. Y., is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick B. Coleman of High
street. South Norwaik.
Buckinghuln Post. No. 12. (l. A. it.
held a regulnr business meeting last
evening in the Post rooms in Wall;
street. Routine business was transact-
od. ’
The Sixth t‘ompuny. Cont-1i Ariiihrl‘
Corps. (.‘. N. (k. are planning to go to
Stamford on Columbus Day to attend
—~Soft Hats, $1. 50 to $2. ’10. 0' Brien.
'l‘hc liuckingbum W. it. (‘ will pnyi
11 Unit to Mrs. Charles P. Gregory, of
South Wilton, next 'luosdny. The.
1111 others will leave on (be 1:30 o-
11-iml1 tr :1in and all members lu‘e in
\‘itcli to uilviiti.
(thivl' liurold i1‘. t‘lnl'it.
\it'ui 111111111114 of tho aviation Month
111 the litlululry i’.111'1'11'11ul.'1i111i by 1111111
pic from South .\‘oi\11lk who How the
exhibition \11,stol'.111y unit to tho 1111111
this oilm'olnoon.
.‘til's. Tilliillllhi id. Montgomery. of
Wilton tin-111111. who bus been serious-
iv ill .11 iir'l‘ homo tor the past few
(ii‘)>‘. in now improving11i1-11ly. An op
'111'111‘11111 wuwpa'tor1ued'pu hoi‘ TllQSiitL)
by lir. Wililmu .l. 'i‘l'ni-vy. which illli‘i
pron-11 wry successful.
lil' ill.
—1-i.11111i1t‘.i111pu. Hairs” Niki.
(3110111411 :\ hiaou :lllvi iiill‘liiti .\i1'
”Lellun, of Main 111111111, for
the pust 111-1111 lwcu camping out 111
M1: Mt' l.lil1111's ilunliniou .1t 'I‘.1li.11u1i.t
Hill, are (1xpoctod to return todm.
who haw
They lune been hunting and oujmiulc
their vacation immensely
Time was no 111.1 ~
l: ulcka Rebekah Lodge. lust cveuiuu.
as llnd been planned. The oxen-Isis
will be held in the near future ,':\1
rangerments were made for the baznlu
which the lodge will hold ill the litlii‘
future and at the conclusion of the
meeting. refreshments were served.
~—»'l‘lckots for the comedy. "A (‘nsc
of Suspension." may be obtained 111
Baxter's for 35 cents.
Sidney Boston was arrested by Offi~
cor .lohn id. Reynolds. last evening. at
Hoyt's Theatre, charged with drunken-
ness and breach of the mace. liuaton
iKH'flYnO infatuated with one of the 111:-
tl'eascs appearing on the lllli null volc-
od his sentiment iii no uncertain tones.
At the town court. this morning. he
was fined $3 on the first count and lb
on the other. which amounts he paid.
‘WHAT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS WILL
BUY.
It will buy a can of Home Finish
iloluesiic Point. for pointing about the
house. or it will buy a can of 1.. i M.
Carriage Vsrniiil Paint, all colors.
suitable for painting a baby carriage:
or it will buy a can of L. e M. Varnish
to make old furniture perfectly new:
or a can of 1.. it M. Piano lfinhlh Var-
nish Stain for otaining and varnishing.
on the some time) the door of a room.
or nay household article.
it. will buy many other small cans
of useful 111111111 mode by Lehman l
Martinez and sold by Charles 11:. Dow.
South Norwnik; Hubbell & Staples'
.litlrdwnm Company, Norwaiit: W. 8.
Hum (i anus, Weapon; Northrop
iir‘othors. Eloutbport.
I; & M. pure paint for homes Ae-
toal cost It 110 per gallon. 0
Write postal for "Money Sayer
Price List No. 60." languished: Marit-
nos, P. 0. Box 1879 New rm.
Patent Med lollies,
lowest prices.
[See our window.
5 Mum.
5 turo home.
lured by the!
initiation nt 111. 5
1 ' finsm5 the parents at the boy have
the dodicution of the Silimfm‘d ar-
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tilts, (“heater r1161? ui‘l'd
Miss mum-.1 11f ouriml.‘1ett hole to:
dot to join hol' husband In 110310115
whole they will tu'nko their til-5
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lCialct' iilnrlt. operator :1: tho Wilson
The coming of (foo
finds our his department at Blankets stocked to overhaulinrwiiirs s. 5'
'1, magnificent. showing at beautiful
81111111;
Wooly '4
of every grade and at every price. from the most inexpensive to the
very finest of Wool Blankets made.
needs which cannot be aupplled from this splendid department to
your lasting satisfaction and economy.
Prices. from 591 up «1.37.50
.:
You canon have any Blanket
The A. 1. COLLINS c’oMrANY
' 121‘” NORTH MAIN ITRI‘T
IMPORTANT!
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 uphill). When you can
buy iionuie Feeds for the same money.
Bonnie Feeds for Horse, Cattle and Poultry (home ground) are not
manufactured from refuse and offnls,- but are made of pure, sweet
grains.
First in quality, last in bride. always in the minds of Its custom
ersv-rliounle Home Ground Food forliorses, Cattle and Poultry.
1.1.1.1...
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you as s nus. .
allot-m quality. suiia
Prlus on application.
tomer. Clean, free from siste.u
range. stove or ssiHoedor.
IOUTH NOIWALK.
mulled Iago Ala-roll.
r1111. Ill-1-
AlletThith l
for furnace,
RAYMOND BROTHERS '1
i
l’oiut wlrvil-ss Atutiou, will soon hint-115 ....
11ml return to the i'i‘ih’iilliii. Prom ”W5
l’l‘iru'iiiii will 111111111 Hiuumu lx'uowltuu:
to tukot'hiil'gzl' of ”)0 local olllno, '
Al the Iiouuytotl Methodist lipid.
('Oillii 1hul‘ci1, tomorrow moruiutt. lilo
irict Suppllutcudout. Axil. tioodouttnh
H. l).. will 5111111111. At noon, Mr,
..\iooli\ uiil 1:1k1 rhul'cu of iiii‘ liible
(1.111535 '1' null 111.4 Sullj'ut will bu The
limit of lohu"i ‘l‘lu- 1111111111 will
‘pllui ll in the owning on “The First
i'ollililiilldlitt‘ili." :
5 .
Kinny lutiil-s \ylil lw glad to known
lilo) may haw illt'll‘ sultcht-A dyed 111'1
‘11111\' hull"
«lit-111.111sliililtimm‘ti ti\t‘il 11:11. slugoti.5
5111' (ict' iritalh tit-ulcd 111
ISilop‘ A fine “iii oi switches. ptllfs.’
illi‘lr. (oronct brultis. Silt‘t‘iili (1111111115
11111114111 prompt 11111111131111. it): Worth 5
button St.
Hill-5 blade from roulbiuu,
i
5 .. 5
5 Mnuglg Roberts. of the coal burgo5
5Hlll"l‘_\ l'p wllsholi ilfliiiil‘t' last even-'5
ling and Spatial tiliitcr i-Idwutti l".
51‘ lune got a lino on her 11ml toned her
lie the refuge of tho polict1 station
iier language was eloquently disgust
lug and she was very much inioxicat»
ed. This morning Judge Edward M.
Lockwood let the (lcFelict go again
and she returned to her horse.
.loilu itamlniii, of Providence. R. l..
walked into lillbbell 11nd Staples hard
word splashed
show case. Captain
dor arrest.
him to Bridsoport this morninx.
to be arrested.
had gone to drinking. lie was ashsm
pllsb.
that city. , , i
teachers to the effect that they have
been conllds’i'ably hindered in their
work of late by grant satiation. a
some kind of mischief. The lad took
painkiller hill“. iii looking the pu-
pild and tssolu‘rl in the hall and in
office. 1(3qu to the not that the lad
111mm by s pulmonary disease. he
dose not 111th school and the su-
“thriller hue lien lenient with ”him.
Modeller it: than 11111111111 11.
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'A Good Tonic .
for the Weak
in 11 good, tIiITQIBQitr. ituppcrt‘a 5
iivvi‘ is :1 err-at hil'litlglit builticr
and :1 splendid tonic. being brow-
41d» uitb iuc gl‘hiosi skill stud
Monro. of llpm'lu'ziy solot'lcd ululi
:‘flllli hops, ii Wu bcl'ol'ugo tittii
'lu absolutely porn in all r11~
5111101411. and is \Nti‘ititi under por-
i.(l sanitary tuliillllullii l11' lilo
Rapport i‘ o
Magner & Flynn ‘
"i'hc lit‘illil)’: ”“’” ‘
ware store yesterday and without 11‘ :2
his hand through 11}
Thomas Hunt .-
wus called and be placed Hsmlnlli no '2
After hearing the case.‘ "
during which the man told that he, -
has been drinking the past five Weakl.’ .5
Judge Lockwood said 'Sixty ‘dsys‘ 1111115 1;
Special otlicer Edward F. Clone took' :5
I
1
1..
0 Frank L Dean sought out Cnptnin5 jj
Thomas Hunt this morning and asked5_
He tulld be came here -
looking for work and not finding it5.
1
ed of himself and wanted to be locked 5 II
on. When ll man is looking for an 12
rest it is sometimes hard to aocom- ;;
Prosecuting Attorney ilouls ..
(ioldscilmtdt gave the man, who was I.
badly intoxicated, his fare to Bridge- "
port and watched him get the our for 3
Complaints have been received hi :3
the police department of South Not“- 1.
walk from the Arion 111111 school -<
young lad 'vvo is always wilted 1111' in '
«scrolls disturbing the quiet of 11111 A?
1 install flint it they cannot floor
'mined.
08 Water Street
All new stocky
cures about hi5
THE WALK-OVER 8H0!
For Men
For Today Only
We have a Few Pair of
Men’s Patent ColtiShoes
We"aregoingtoseliat-----
mm in every respect.
otwear. Today only a good BhOo at a low cost.
TheWhite Shae Store
90 Washington Street
WHIRI THI OOOO ”gal. OOMI FROM
If your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing 0: Painting
now r1115; rials (,1
call 0031' Coal.
Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal
. ~~ list-11.11111 .ai‘ialzllt‘lill'l
‘HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
Tel 721
South Not-walk
$2.65
The Shoe for the man who
rigs ousnu QUALITY sites
For Women
11¢ a grand‘*“suocass.
charge oft this event working under5
the direction of Mrs. E li.l1lotchklss.i
the ride as attractive as possible until
there is every reason to believe thatl
06".
the trip are mandated to be ready to
start a little before 2 o',clock when5
In the exact amount as no change will
(signed by First Selectman Alfred Ari?
‘ board of estimate and taxation
‘ proprlulion of llllout Si .551? for military
ipriutiou [or clottiuu and new
pl'inltui,
i .
rlfusl-d to make this appropriation.
Taft's train was delayed more than iii)
.. «minutes here last night by n stalled
11111111 had been cut by
'. drew
'. the hose of the mail train was a real
3‘ opacisl watch to prevent its repetition.
' s'rANpAlto POLICY
, lib! TO PORT“ OF MISSING MEN.
.7111th Trip 11.1 mm or Day Nunsry ‘
, , Next Wednesday.
lndlcationd are that the automobile
ride to the Port of Missing Mon which
will be held next Wednesday under
the auspices of and for the benefit
of thud)” Plum” Asaulotlon will
The ladies in
have put forth every effort to make'
their work will be attended with suc-
Those who are planning to go oh
the automobiles will call at ihein
homes and they are also warned to:
have the price of the trip "50, ready5
be made. The afternoon too will be5
15 cents. , ’
The cause is a good one and these
who are still undecided are reouested5
to remember thllt if they go they will5
be helping others while enjoying
themselves. 5
All who have not yet engaged seats
or who hate automobiles to lend are
requested to communicatewwith Mrs.i
Hotchkiss,
BOARD OF EOTJMATE TO MEET. 5
won Consider Ekpsnm of Election'
and Other Matter: Monday Night.
Notices were sent out this morning.i
son and Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith.5
calling a spektihl meeting of the town
, for
Monday evening for the following pur-
poses.
First to mix on ppropl'illtion oi
$f1t111'N11w (Rx 111 ll lolit
Stimuli; to dink ddhlouuifap
511111 f‘
'Illirli, to make 1111 additional .lppl'o
Home
’1 his followu the story which appear
i.
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When you buy
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'phone 737. 5
as good as the
' CHICKERING.
MSONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.
w A. HANFORD 42 N. Main 31.411 5112
a Piano -, ..
you want the tone and the making
better tone, no better making at the
prices than no the Pianos we sell.
GABLER,
HUNTINGTON . MENOELSSOHN
case. There in no
KRANICH anACnT
STERLING
104 Washington St
Phone 30
His Royal Highness
the American automobillst. 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 ms»
' chluory, put in new parts. put his all-
gine, brakes. magneto. plugs, etc.,1n
good workiNg order and make hi! 5
journci‘ a pleasant one by lack of all-
noiance by bringing his auto to 1
311d ill inst 1111-1111111‘ .>1 Scullrlul. width, rc
\'t‘iiil.'(i to ihl1 public the fact tliui thl1
s
W.
’ sail-clown had paid int ”11- special viro-
tiot'. ‘llol’ol'l .1111 up; Il'opriutiou hurt in on
urllutoli. ill this account Tho ‘1>nii11ol
was uutu lutlouuili misinformed when
‘lt Mntml that $11111" hull ill-1111 :lppl'o
.111 the board of estimate hut!
iiiliit'dilniin an; that the lllt‘t‘lilM
will be 11 rather Wotan tit-Rabin 1111111111?
pui1il1'iu xt'lli'l‘lil is womb villi: Whether
for 11111. the erd Mil llppropriaier'tho
Optician
'nloncy nsittui fun.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
5 Won Lost P.C.
‘.\'ow York ......... it? Hi .iiful
1‘t Mr and ............ Std till .1101)
Pillsbury ........ .hi 1%? .1111
Pill-1111111: .......... M 1‘? .551;
iltluiu Til T'l .Tilii
t‘illciunllti ......... iiS hi . 4.11:
lilookim .......... lt‘vi . 11711213
llostnu ............. ll It! I? .217
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Yesterday’s Results.
iloaiou l. lirookiyu tr tiirst unmet;
lirooklyn i.'i. Boston 'I (second Kliint‘i.
New York IWI‘Ntdt-iphin .‘1 (than
gnulc); New 11,“. Philadelphia 1|
(second game).
AMERICAN LEAGUE. 5
l
Team OtsndIn'.
Won host P.c. 5
Philadelphia ...... lot so - .tltiil
- Detroit ........... 88 (iii .1113
:1 Cleveland .......... 79 71 .527‘
_: Chicago ........... 75 Til .5075
.. lioston ............ ‘1"? 75 .1107
‘2 New York ......... 76 ”id .5005
'5 Washington ....... iii 119 «iii
1 at. 1.0111. .. ....... J3 106 .2It9
Yesterday’s Results.
iloaton ii. Washington 1.
St. Louis 11. Detroit 5.
Philadelphia 5. New York 4.
ChicagoCleveiand. rain.
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Passlnsm's TRAIN} ousvso. 5
BAKER. 0m, Oct. 7.——Prosldont
The air hose on the mail
unknown
persons. The president‘s train- dually
into Baker and was closely
witched while here. but no attempt
was made to delay It. The cutting oi
mail trslll.
currenoe of a similar event Thursday
nisht. and railroad officials had set a
monomer.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 7-«Tho passsu
by the last general assembly of a
revision of an insurance law so as to
establish what is termed A "standard
pulley” in csrtsin lines of insurance
mills’lo hade created some surprise
as local agents llhl‘OiiIhOilt the hate
hare 11.1.1111... notices until
l
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'isiiiitlmr pstothooflm st
lief 121111111 in and 11911111
O. B. J ackson-
Everything in the Optical [.113
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438. '
LEARN
WHILE YOU EARN]
ENROLL NOW
Merrill Night SchoOl
South Norwalk
Stamford
Port Chester
ELMER I. OABI
W. R. THOMPSON
NOTICE to Launch Owners
LET U8 TAKE YOUR ENGINE
our or voun son,
MAKE THE NECESSARY REPAIRS AND STORE IT FOR
THE WINTER. NO CHARGE
ARE MADE.
FOR STORAGE lF REPAIRS
The ......Specialty Manufacturing Co.
so Water ail-sol.
3 pkgs. Pancake Flour ........ 251:
3 pk“. Hacker's ()atmenl......250
ii pkgs. White Rose Oatmeal...2iio
W. linkers Cocoa. can. lac
Pouches. Apples. Grapes. Pears for canning Egg Plant Tomatoes,
Corn. Home Celery, Home Spinach. ' '
UNITED GROCERY COMPAN
20 NORTH MAIN STRIIT
MA“ FOR DIOIAIID IIIHOP.
The third anniversary of the death
0! the late Blsbtip Michael Tierney. of
the Roman Catholic diocese of Harts
lord was celebrated Thursday morn»
ing in the, cathedral In Hartford by a
pontiiicai MuiOfll mass. Bishop .1. J.
Niisn was the oslsbrant. ill accord
once with the custom that the titans
op oi the diocese shell annually cele-
braté s requiem mass *for his made
“1”" "a' I. "5 1
New Pancake Flour
Just Arrived
south Nemiit, om ‘
lancy Potatoes, peck g:
Sweet Potatoes.'peck....... '1
3 cans Milk 101....21111
1111.11.11.11. Chocolate. csn...‘lis‘
melts lo.
KILLED 111111111111: WOMAN Ah
muss”. ' ,
New YORK. Oct. dull mln'l it
quited love for a married woman
ed I double tragedy here today
seph Spoilmtm. 36 years did. tutti, .
Flora Kirsch, 11 years his in tn“
the street and after an arm 1
her twice while the woman tried to '
away. When 1% crowd 1; 1
and prevented his used
tired a outlet throw
us
Norwalk Chronicler