Contentions-slid
Blankets
At Low Prices
Comfortablos at m to ss. so
Blankets. full size. the to 35.00
E. K BANKS
“HACKENO HOTEL BLOCK.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
m
For Norwnik and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight; Thursday fair; light to mod-
erate variable winds. The southern
disturbance has produced ruin during
the 111ml 24 hours from the gulf north-
eastward to New Yotk. The gientest
raiufnll 1epotted was 4:10 inches, at
Pensacola. Fin. Slight disturbances
are central this morning over Knusns
and Montana, and considerable cloudy
11nd unsettled weather prevails east
of the Rocky mountains. Moderate
temperatures continue in all sections.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'i‘1l1upornture: Mininnnu.
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Harris 1% 11111111 urc discharging a
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1‘ Hi
lituruu Mitchell, uninulzor 01 1’. A.
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on businoss 11111115.
is 11 \lsiiur 111
3111111111111 l'oinlinludry. l'nilcd llrdvr
01' 1110 (1111111111 Mom's. will hold :1 r1»
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tutu-rd to 11.111 duys iu lull for luloxiru-
11011. 1111:: returned lil1illl.'.
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lust 1111-11111; 11.1111 51:511111 111 (‘111‘lm
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zette building 111 \\nll i-iil“ltt*.
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leorge. 1111111i111d 2111.111u1- 1111-11111 111.1
evening for 11 d111111x 111 be 111111 in 1111
town nssemply 111111 on Suturdu) 11\'1»n«
ins. October 22".
Norwaik ilrnut-h. Carpenters
Joiners of America. Local No.
met last. evening and lock in
new members. Routine business
.ulso transacted.
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A special communication of ()111
Well Lodge, NO. 108. 11‘. and A. M.. will
be held at its rooms, Friday evening at
8 o'clock. The M. M. degree will he
worked and there will be 11 1111111111111.
Mrs. W, R. Grace, who has been
very ill for the post nchn weeks. is
still very low. it is thought. that
there is but little chnnce for her re
rotory. Mrs. Grace is with her moth
1-r, Mrs. Lawrence Grant, of Wnchlnp
11111 street.
III) IEIBIIII EIIII lIIllIB'I'
A Slalom-at of Facts locked by I
Strong Guarantee.
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We guarantee complete relief to oil
sufferers fro-m constipation. in every
case where we fall we will supply the
medicine free.
ltexnll Orderlles atom ltnue. effec
tlvc. dependable and safe bowel rogu-
iator. strengthener and tonic. They
reestablish nature's functions in. a
quiet, easy way. They do not 0M!”
any inconvenience. zriping or nausea.
They are no pleasant to take and work
111: sssliy that they may be taken by
anyone at on time. They thoroughly
Iona up the whole system to healthy
at. tlvity
liexull (lrdorlics are unsurpassnble
11nd ideal for the use of children. old
folk» and dolicnlo mrsonl. We can-
not too highly rorommend them to all
ouffcrons from uny form of constlph
tion 11nd its attendant evils. Three
11121111. 1012. 25c and 600. Remember.
you can obtain Rdxnii Remedial only
in 111111 community at our stor‘o—«é—Tho
ltcxnli Store. The Clifford Pbsrinlol‘.
Quittncr on Only, Props.
BIRD HI". I“
BIRD IANb its ,
lvorything necessary or I” 3Q,
. ‘ .
Ill 1111 (1.1 ‘
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und
7 no nos Woolly visited by olllh5rs
‘ Buckingham Post, no. 12, o. A. 11.,
will meet Friday evening as usual.
Charles Taylor is assisting at the
South Norwaik branch Hour office.
‘ Court Frances. Order of the Golden
Sceptre will hold a meeting, this even-
ins.
.1 flutter.“ Russell Frost.
Nerwoik.“ “spending the day in New
York city on business.
The Norwnlk Hospital
held a short meeting,
and nuionrnod until
evening.
unsoclstl'on
last ovonlns.
next Tuesday
S. C. Palmer. who has been con-
fined to his home with illness for sev-
ersl days, is reported to be somewhat
improved. . .
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The Norwuik llospitui directors
met last evening. but because there
was no quorum business was put of!
for a week.
The Wlnlnpnuk Sotinl (‘iuh met last
evening and mude urrungcments for
a smoker to be held Thursday. tomor-
row, evening.
Thobanks will he closed nil dny
tomorrow. Columbus Dny being re-
cognized as 11 10.15111 holiday through»
out this state.
W
Court Cecile, Daughters oi’l‘nstile.
will meet this evening instead of to-
morrow evening as scheduled, because
of tho hoiidny.
A linupole 1111s boon erected on the
now Southern New England 'l‘olcphono
t‘ompnny cxchunuo building in West
Washington Hll‘tK'l.
of South 1
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tlnds our . .
matrimonial: shown of 11111111111111
of every [redo and at every mice. from the most inexpensive to 111.:
very finest: of Wool Blankets made. You cannot have any. Blanket
needs which cannot be supplied from this splendid department to
your instills satisfaction ind economy.
Prices from 59c up to S7. 50
The. A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN ‘TNIIT IOUTH NORWALK.
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Archibald Benton. of. Chicago, 11}
former South, Norwnlk young 1111111,?
lhus been the guest. oi‘ rciuliros hero'
ll'or 1111» 1:11:11 few days.
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Miss S :\ litmloli who is onipiuyudi
hi the Kriugor & Company store has.
been confined 111 bur home in 1.1111
wood nvouuo, with 1111 11111111 9‘1:
rheumatism. | '
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l‘utholir l'nlon Council. Knights oi";
(‘ol111ub1111. trnnsuvtcd 11111111111 luminous,
lust 111111111111. IA‘i‘itll‘t’r i’. .l, Romney;
reported prozrvss 1111 1111: 11111-1111 1111‘ low
'illill'ittw 1111-1111111, which in.» bus lll‘l'll 11-
coullulltt-o 111 prupuro. I
Willlum ll. limmuntl. .11'.. of .\'or~‘
wnih, 1'111111‘111111 Hum 11 day's 111111111111
with ('111-11‘1111‘ 1;. .\lt~11i.1\r. 111 \l'l-slfm.‘
jinst evening. 'l'lliivlhlb“ 11:11) 111111 silo!
‘ 1.“. squirrels but ihtv not 11111 11 “ll-111.11-
lur," the birds u.1111il1;.. l\ knowiuw
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'I‘lu‘ ilirlu' Friendly Society of SI ‘
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'pouded until some future time. i
'1 I111 51x1i1 i‘ lllllDllll). l‘. A. (‘.. hold 11‘
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(‘11nntuble Samuel 1‘. l11-l11ud served
"pl1pnrs.)esterdny afternoon 111 whicht
‘ i‘ rnnk A Parson-11 bxouuht suit for (11- l
itoue against his wife 1911111111111 1.!
Parsons, on statutory urounds. The
papers are rcturnuhlc to H111 Suporim
l‘ourt on the first 'i‘nouduy in Novem-l
her. Attorney Wililum A. tll‘lfllu, Jr..
represents the pluiutiff.
'l‘ht- nnnudl banquet of South Nor-
bulk i‘ouncli. No 1.213. Knights of
(‘oiumbun will be hold this evenlnft in
the Hotel Mnhnckcmo and ovary indi-
lotion is that it will be the most sue-1
,men. The men will sit down promptly
with Undlord James R. Connor
the helm.
lit:
Eiln.-Do i make myself plain?
u'tw-Judze.
LUCAS SECUREB $10,000 BONDS.
Former Treasurer of
Bank, of Morldon. Pleads Guilty. .
MERIDEN. Oct. 11.-~A
with mom; $10,000 of the bull's
funds.
the January term of the
Court. and that amount of bull Was
.1. Merriam. Charles A. boomed.
Wales film‘s, Connor 13.11.0911. Ar
.3 Lone and Mrs. Luau. the wife;
on will leave the city at memo
stay with retains until the case is
ulterior trial.
Bunk Obstdimlomr Lippllt says the
11.111111 due to Lucss' defnicntlon is
moot. walnut» no loss. as the
111111111111 it sound by Luéas' bond.
During tits silty of bum in the lockup
of 1111 Methodist 113111111111. of which he
1 steward. Illa stun misled the
IMPORTANT!
When you buy Feeds you should want to know if they will "make
good."
Bonnie Home. (lround Feeds are making good.
Why experiment. with Feeds of uncertain qusiity. when you can
buy ilonnle Feeds for the some money.
Bonnie l-‘eedn for Horse, Cattle and Poultry (home ground) are not
manufactured from refuse and oilais, but are made of pure, sweet
llrnins. , ‘
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. inst in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers «lionnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
.leddo. Coa Willi.
Send us on order for one load. and we will retain you n o cus-
tomer. Clean. free from lists, uniform quality. soluble for lurnace,
range, stove or self-feeder. Prius on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
AFTER A GOOD DINNER
tho oplvlll‘t‘ 1111111111 his coffee,
ciutlr 111111 11 luslo of I‘i‘t‘llll‘ 1111-
11101111111, l‘hnrtlvu-lo. lloucdlrltno
111‘ any 111 1111: 1l1 141,111” cordlnlu
flint Ito procurcfi bvrtg. Uul‘
tzlllli' “111ml. llt‘ulnlios. llduorn.
1111-. ilfv“ always 0111111301! 11} the
«tducuivd puiutc boruusc we
know how to L‘llOtlso 11111 rnrvst
\ thlnum properly 11141111, 111 31.11;:
per «ll Flynus.
. Magner 8. Flynn
ressfui affair mer held by that euter- l I:
prising and evcrr-urowlng bodv of 1:
at 8:80 o'clock, and undoubtedly will;
“partake of n dinner n1 for the nods.l jf
Stella.—~Bomobody has, it you how "
City anlnps ..
plea of '
guilty was entered by George M. Ln. -
cos, the former treasurer of the City 3‘
Savings Bonk. when before Judge For 12
in City Court today, he was churned :'
lie was held in 810.000 boil for _'.
Superior :3
at once furnished the bondsmcn quuln .1
flying balm: George A. Clark. Rona: ~
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Coal' 0031' Coal'
Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal
mined.
lHARRlS & GANS co.
South Norwuiltf
118 Water Street Tel. 721
”IS THEIlTIME
To buy your ll‘ull Footwear. u we have Shoes in all styles. leath-
ers and priced-anon thst will fit. your feet right, and always be
conifortabio.
THE WALK-OVER 8H0! for Men 111 the Shoo for solid comfort
and long service.
THE QUEEN QUALITY. n Shoe for Women tint is o little shard of
the rest and niwnyu fits where others foil.
IINVICIAILE SCHOOL SHOE. FOR CHILDREN.
TheWhite Shoe Store
90 Washington Street
WHERE THE GOOD IHOII OONI PROM
11.119111: Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repalnn‘ " ‘
*_ liillllllll lllilllllil'
ill till illillilli
Miss Bells E. Simona the Bride
of 811v. lion-y Sanford Crossed
1 . 1
Without an exception the most bril-
liont wedding that has taken [place in 1
East Norwaik in yours. was perform?
ed, yesterday afternoon at l: 30 o 'cloclt
when Miss Reba Ellda Simona, tbel
accomplished daughter of Mr. and1
Mrs. Charles ll. Bimonl, of 12 Rownnl
street. become the bride and helpmnte
of Rev. Hurry llanford Crossett, pas»
tor of the Methodist Episcopal church,
of Bouillon Conn. The ceremony was;
performed by Rev. A. .1. Smith, D. 11."
pastor of the Fourth Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. of Brooklyn,1
N. Y.. 11111111111111 by Rev. A. n. (load-i
enough. I). 1).. district superintendent
and ltcv. William W. Gillies, pastori
of the East Avenue Methodist church.
The ceremony wus witnessed by on‘
unusually large number of people, all
friends 11nd udinlrcrs oi‘ the contract
ins parties
The bride was beautifully gowned
in a dress of white satin, cut enltuin,1
trimmed with rernlce lace and urn-i
I: l while the guests' pews were marked.
1: the bride was a Roman ,zoid pearl
.l brooch. The bride's gift to the maid of
:3 diamond and the groom‘s gifts to tile
. best man one ushers were stickpins. .
g of runny wedding gifts. cons sting of
1 broidered roses.
11111111. 11111111111111 with llllles of the val-l
{ toy and curried 11 show or bouquet of
mono Killarney roses 111111 11111111 of 11111‘
g volley. j
i The. bride “no attended by Miss
,llnrrict E. Smith, daughter of Rev. A.
”.8111th as mold of honor who won
lbwomltiyh dressed In pink (I’M!!! do
imotnor 111111 curried :1 11011111101 of pink
l Killurnry roses 11nd wore roses in her
;.lmlr. Miss Smith is n teacher in tin-
;(‘urtius School for 110.111, in iirooit-
livid. l‘flllll.
Allan (ldulluo Simona, cousin of the
brim-.1111.» ill" 1111111111" girl. She nus
drop-“WI in white point 1100511111 (ll-(‘1‘
pink silk.
lrvlnu holler Smith.
_ Itir $111 11 it; u 111111111111
high 111 to impart.
1:1 .1 crutiuuto.
Tht‘ “filters were I'lalwztrtl IItflll'lIll‘l,
Robert 'l‘uto. Emerson .\)f‘i‘>' and lint-
uumni Wuldmn.
li1-l’11rv tho,- vrlb‘liillll)’. :‘i.
N. i’udtlmt. futon-11 mill on 1117:1111
rwrlull oi out-111111 hour'x, durntion ni-
l1-r which Mrs. iillsic Wurmn Smith
.unln: lu‘o selections. 'il i’mmiso Mo"
111211 "1) Perfect Low " 'l‘bo rendition
of 111111111 bountiful switsrtious 1.1:: the
HIIl'llil‘lI vocalist nus enjoyed im-
111111151-13 by oil.
l‘rmuptlj. 111 lbw nppoinlod hour
I‘ftill'n‘lll‘ I‘iltltlulk lililCl‘ll'tI ill" kit‘s
11nd 1.11111 11min .1 uni lint. numb 1111
nouucvd 11111 .11‘1’1s111 of tin- lu‘idni pur-
‘-l\ "the group simply lnndc lit-l way
up the cooler tho Iiilllt‘ 11111111
11111 host man
.11 itr‘vu 'l‘lu-o
1'1 oirwor
1111111»,
'1111: on the and 111 her 1.111111; ulto
pan" bur nun}
Tho cliurrn wuu wonderfully and
bountifully decornled tor the occasion.
tho Hlilll hurl cure exercised by l-‘iorr
1111 ROle‘i i“ ‘tiormou liit-rnily trons
forming the interior of the million
into n flonor llurdon. The color
‘st‘llttllll‘ was of pink and white. whirh
i won
‘ manner. (her the idler was ertctod
u bountiful lift 11 of simlux ewrureens
Elmer llilios nnd pink (urnutions,
horn whlrh wns suspended in pure
white bell and at the conclusion of
the ceremony. the blushing bride was
showered with mm from the some.
The effect was stnrtllng and was oper-
i
1
nted perfectly. The alter was decorn-l
- lied with potted plants and palms.j
with curuutlous 11nd smilnx. 1
At the conclusion of the ceremony.
the bridal pnrty repaired to the ill-1
trnctlvo home of her the bride. where.
a wedding supper was purlakon of;
:2 and a reception held Deltlyn colored
.. at the former. The home was bounti-
fully decanted for this occasion with
the mantle pieces were booked with.
carnation: and ferns
Rev. and Mrs. tho-nit, left on the
7:10 unlock train for their honey-
moon to Springfield and Boston and
upon their return wilii settle in non-
turn.
The bride‘s gift to the groom Was a
pearl stickpln. and the groom's gift to
honor won gold brooch, studded with
The lioppy bride was the oclpionl
cut glass. sliver. linen and many oth-
er beautiful and necessary articles.
The contracting turtles are well
known to The Norwslks and. have a
host of friends 1pun wish them haunt»;
nest; and 11111211111111 ln their union. The
bride 111 a graduate of the Norwich
high school of the class of 1906 and of
too Now Hoven Normal school of the
class 011908. A: s touch»: in the Man
She were n roll of ...
a Piano
as good as the
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.
When you buy
you want the tone and the making
better tone, no better making at the '
prices than in the Pianos we sell.
CHICKERING,
GABLER. STERLING '
HUNTINGTON,
case. There is no.
KRAN‘lCH &BACll
' MENDELSSOHN
104 Washington St
Phone 30
W. A. HANFORI). 42
1
His Royal Highness
the American sutomobiiist, is the man
that we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
nl procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it, tighten 11p screws and ma:
chincry, put in new ports, put his en-
gine. brakes. magneto. plugs, etc. in
good working order and make his
journey n piensnnt one by luck‘of am
noynnce by bringing his unto to 1
N. Main St. -Tei. 502
111' uhich lilo groom
potted plants and cut flowers whiter
vln school. m1. Nomlk the us .1
snhom‘flli from lilo his! 1111.291.
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything' in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
£~l
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
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You Need a Business Training— Attend
Merrill Night School
-— NOW ——-—
South Norwaik
curried out in a most effective __
Stamford
Port Chester
ELMER E. CASE.
W. R. THOMPSON .
NOTICE to- Launch Owners
LET US TAKE YOLIR ENGINE OUT OF YOUR BOAT,
MAKE THE NECESSARY REPAIRS AND STORE IT FOR
THE WINTER.
ARE MADE.
t
LNO CHARGE FOR STORAGE IF REPAIRS
TESSpecialty Manufacturing Co.
to Water “not.
south Norwalk. con... V V
V Pancake Flour
Just Arrived
3 pkgs. Pancake Flour........2
3 pints. Becker’s Ontmoul......250
3 pklll White Rose Oatmeal ..250
W. linkers Cocos. can.......lflo
Pouches. Applel. Grapes, Pears
Corn. Home Celery. Home Spinach.
lFoncy Potatoes, peck 2301"
leeet Potatoes, peck. ......3i)o‘ 1
3 cans Milk tor............abo 1.
l.W Baker's Chocolate. csn...19o
for conning, :5: Plant. Tomatoes,
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 148
New York 1111111 Conference in April
of this rest and stationed at the ban
tom M. ill. Church.
The ceremony was attended by
many out-ontown mom 111111 Was
costar. Mum, New invert. Port Chos-
tor. Dummy. Stamford.
Wutertown
and Madison. N. .l. '
LODIM‘N INVII‘I'IOATION.
OHIOAOO1 Oct. liwfldw interest“
m 11th it its second day's sit-
today of lilo 1011111111. investiga-
l in.
daily to elect Ssnlltor Lorlnlor.
John M. Potters. of Aurora, forman-
iy secretory to Unltodfitstes Bonn-r
tor Albert .1. Hopkins. in naming lilo
four nsscmbiymen sold his intermo-
111011 was based only on suspicion. ‘ '
.- Two new Witnesses. Represon
lives Louis Pierson. of Wilmette, and
Richard P. Hagen. of Chicano, Worn
directed to be ready to testify loom
nntv QINTINIL 1111111 1111,
Thursday being 11111111111111 W . ‘,
Norwalk Chronicler