Comfortabies‘ slid "
Blankcto
At Low Prices
Comiombiaa at no to $150
Ilanlms. folit‘alza. do: to “.00
a. K. BANKS
masculine norm. spoon.
. sou'i'n spawns
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WEATHER FORECAST. ,
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For Norwaik and vicinity :’ General-
ly fair with continued mild tempern~
ture tonight and Friday; moderate
northwest winds. A disturbance. cen-
tral this morning near Hatteras, N.
C'.. is producing cloudy and rainy
weather on the Middle Atlantic coast.
An area of high pressure, central over
the lake region, is producing pleasant
weather in the central and northern
sections.' The area of high pressure
over the lake region will probably
move costward and produce in‘ this
vicinity fair weather tonight and FH-
day,
tonight.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY...
’l‘tvtIIpcrtttIIre: Minimum, maxi-
mum U7. t‘loar.
lid;
(Ilisit‘l K. Kt‘ll oi \‘ew York. city,
is standing tlII day with flit-lids in
East ;i\'t'llli('.
Kululosa liItttItnpnImIt. No 9,1.0.
(l. lt‘ ulll Iliiti this etc-ulna in Our
Iif‘tiLIll‘lri Lodge looms.
Iliil‘Ilt‘l‘ shops in Nut-
Tho Italian
with slightly lower temperature:
New York city. where they attended
the performance of The Biron at the
street.
which he is intensely interested.
“illusion Chapter. No. 24. it. A.‘
Mi. hold a stated. convocation last evev.
ulna in the Masonic Temple in Wail
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Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hayes.
South Nor-walk, spent yesterday
Knickerbocker Theatre
The issiion of the Grand Lease tit
Knights of Pythias. will commence
next Tuesday in Waterbury. William.
H. O'Hara and Attorney Nehemiah
Condos willVropreIent Olive Branch
wage. No. 19. at South Nor-walk.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St.
Mary's Church is to hold a card party
and dance in the town assembly hall
in Wall street on November tith. Mrs.
Frank A. State is chairwoman of the
committee and the affair will probably
be a great success.
The Girls’ Friendly Society of Trin-
ity Church will meet this evening.
Jacob Heigeimun. arrested last
night, pleaded guilty to the charge of
intoxication. was found guilty by
Judge Lockwood and had his sentence
suspended this morning.
W. L, Searies. of 'l‘okenelte, will be
present at the meeting of the Merch-
ants‘ and Manufacturers‘ Association.
to be held next Wednesday evening.
at which time he will address the
meeting on the mosquito problem. in;
. .
The Norwalk police-winner Thomas
Motherland. Captain Tbbtnns Ronni
()liicer Chan-lea l". Page, Ulllcer Thom-3.
as llorney, Officer .lnrvis S. Murray
and Special Officer Richard F. Moore~
acted as an escort iii the parade today ,
through the (‘itya-of Norwuik. Spoolal‘
()illcer Edward F’.‘ (.‘lune is on tt'ttflic‘
duty. — '
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walk have luron Iu'tde liiii‘ili‘iiitr witll‘
tlIc dotornlixuts oi‘ iiit‘ day.
.\ IIItIIIht-r of pleasure hunts are out
for a last sail today. Several launches
his mrwnlk this morning. to take ud-
vaitluno ut‘ an ideal day on tile u'titor.
Harry l-ZIII'lt- and iiuiuiuiph ”VHS.
, of East il\'l‘llilt‘. drove to New York
City today in Mt. litil'ltt’s lit'izni auto»
mobile. ’1‘!on t'\]lt‘(‘i a “lit“ 'IIilli‘ in
the city.
Wedm‘it'h l.. (‘liuptiier is Inorint: his
household hoods front i‘ltesinul slrcotfl my
19 \i’estport nI't-nttc,‘
Norwnlk. It) No.
whore he and his family will reside in
the future.
Money well invested—an Advertise-
ment in The Sentinel.
g—r-I—u—n-b—u—
Chester M. Heath. of Norwalk. re
turned home yesterday after a two
months‘ trip to Canada and some of
'-_tbe larger cities of the central states.
:"His trip was‘most successful.
City Treasurer Howard A. Mont.
gomery, of Holden, place. has some
trouble with his throat. and as a re-
sult is unable to attend to his duties
as manager of Rogers and Stevens
Norwnlk store.
A mass meeting of all people inter-
ested in the home for «the aged will
be held in the South Norwaik Baptist
Church, Monday afternoon. October is,
at. 3 p. m., for the purpose of forming
a Home Chapter. All questions ro-
. - gardlng the home will be answered at
‘ that meeting.
~—l)on'tt fornet lied Men’s dance. Red
" Men's hall, tomorrow night. Admis-
sion 25c. '
Anson F. Roster, of Courtlandt
place, the genial salesman of the Ar-
mour lion! Company. will spend Mon-
tiny and Tuesday of next week in New
llrunswlck, Na J. A new Armour
house has been eraotad and will the
«named. Mr. Keaior has been doledab
on to assist in the opening exercises
llfld to inspect the“ plant.
The cttndidttoy of M. J. Connor of
iiintield for the representation of the
Seventh senatorial diiitriui. on the
democratic sinto central committee is
receiving the support of a number
or friends. Mr. Caliber save air.
Bailey a close run for the lube isn-
ttie last year. The district III! a tarps
republican majority but this mild”?
almost reached the vanishingpolnt.
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‘ liverything nssosshl‘y' f
" Iii‘ll '
"TAKING COMFORT" iN Tamas.
i'apent some time "this 3iIBIlllm‘."§
said ohsuryllmVwotpttll. "with it2
friend who in mm h more pleased than
I I :Iupposo huh
man nature 1min; “list it it that 1”
till
in u or idly goods.
(illillI (Ittsily Ill'iH mum uwtty i'rom’
her Ill‘llllt‘l
own t".otidition and. null u hot on
vituts. .is it huppunttti. uty iwlinpa,~
on tit-parturo Itot'o entirely different
The reason rosin with my hostess.
"To begin with, in her curly tiuya‘
she did not IIIH't' lliiit‘il to make lithium;
no smoothly—Au u IIiiliIlt‘liiI uni, ilInt‘
is. lior ("il‘CilllitiIillli‘t‘N \wrv Iailwr
“t
rifl’iiiil'liiHI.
I'itlont. and i am slii‘u that iif'l‘ hus-
band's prosperity itun ilt't'li duo. in tit)
Sililiii degree. to her. At any rule.
now she has. it not tIll iiitti mop-av.
could Rin‘ hur, at least a itood dami.
And i nut glad of ii I
"i can shut it iiII up hymn-int; thtti
l'iiit takes quitut itt'lior things the
1M)” of t'oIIIitII‘t littil pit-uses u ht lIuIti
i‘l.
'lhit. i'i)illr()li that she takes is
removed from lilo more joy in
possession for selfish t-IIdi-i Silo illi-
Iptvciates her possessiotw, alto knows
'itow to use them, and what is mostl
important of oil how to use them let
others. 1
"She realizes ultni it means to be
without them. and she values them.
accordingly. 1 bolime that she has
seen in each stage of material prod.
areas a greater opportunity. not for
display-such a thing is foreign tow.
her nature~but for making existence
more worth while for some one else.
Oh. i don‘t mean to say that she
hasn't enjoyed doing all this; she.
has. and thoroughly
been lacking.
“she has told me that her drst do. I
sire, when her husband‘s business be-
I'ulhot' dissatisfied with “le “
iitIi silo tIiu'tIyAm'tIs pt'o-_ -
The Coming Of Cool Nights
Soft 8t
“M. 0"? his department of Blankets stocked to overflowing with .
munincgnt showing of beautiful ,‘P .
Wooiy
of every arads and at every prior. from the most inexpensive to the
very finest of Wool Blankets made. You cannot have any Blanket
needs which cannot be supplied from this splendid department to
your lasting satisfaction and economy.
Prices from 59c up to $7. 50
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY.
124' NORTH MAIN ITRIIT IOUTH NORWALK.
IMPORTANT!
When you buy Feeds you should want to know if they will "make
good."
lionnie Home Ground Feeds are making good.
Why experiment with Feeds of uncartain quality. when you can
buy Bonnie Feeds for the same money.
Bonnie Feeds for Horse. Cattle and Poultry (home ground) are not
munuitictttted from refuse and offals. but are made of pure. sweet
grains.
MANUEL TORO fiATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom~
crsw-lionulo Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
That's Iii-—
Jedd'O-Coa AllotThing
Send 0‘ an ordar {or one load. and we will retain you as a cus-
tamer. Gleamfrsa from slato.uniform quality. suitable for furnace.
range, stova or salt feeder. Prices on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
AFTER A GOOD DINNER
the Opiruru enjoys ltiii coffee.
rigor and II taste of t‘rt'niwitn
mvutlw. t‘hartrmtso . oucdictint-
'or any of the (Il'nl s I'ordinls
that ho iii‘Ot'lll'ilh‘ hero 'Dur
tnblo whine. bitihdirs. liquors,
oit'. hro always otiloyvti by the
educated palate iuwuttao wo
huou how to choose the rarest
Vultures properly ngrd. at Mill-{-
nor div Flynn‘s.
Magnet 8. Flynn
a tonal-st A eat. to
But the artuai‘ . .
thought of he: self has very evidently ..
Coal' Coal' CoaI'
Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal
mined.
HARRIS 8t GANS CO
”308 Water Street
gun to develop. was to make such prom ,, '3 ”
vision for the education of the child‘: V:
i know. too, that, evan whsnl
ren.
she had little enough money to
with. she gave, as she could afford. 1,
to help more than one handy person ‘i
in her immediate family and outside .-
Now that she does not have "
to count the pennies. she is able tot 1.;
gratify her wishes in this way mom; ..
By Ito means docs tiltsI
bestow gifts of money lndiscriminato- jj
ly or thousbtlossiy; that is not her ~
as well.
abundantly.
method
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"nor rule in this regard is to help, 3;
that air: .
in: is unostsntatious and invariably Ii
sconaidsratoa-Of that i am certain.) it
those who help themselves.
Bits entertain! much and truth grog
clousnesa that attracts her attests to .
it" the more svuy day’ of their stay. 1;
She is interested in several philani- g
throplc enterprises. f asbs'l her and -
whether they did not malts a bani
demand on her tints. iihs‘ replied that. .
of courts they required time. but, she
said ‘1 have the laia'un to am. and?!
am glad to no. . clam new not so
much time. than why ahsblh t not
give toot-or ltsr simple statement
was ad union to the woritttm or hot:
charactsr. . i .
”rust is- what :3. salt caring
comfort in tidal; no matter
resi-
liar Wuinstrumnts of soot.
sit “in catsuit " them all on
iiat."-—Nswsrb
Tel. 721
.15 THE "TIME
TO buy your Fail Footwear. as we have Shoes in all styles, loath-
m and priceswflltooa that will lit your foot right and always be
comfortable.
Ti-il WALK-OVER ORG! for Men is the Shoe for solid comfort
and long service.
TH! OUIIN QUALITY. a Shoe for Women that is a little ahead of
the rest and always tits where others fall.
SIRVIOIAIL! ICHOOL ”#I'IOII FOR CHILDREN.
TheWhite Slice Store
sowisungtonsmc
WHIRI THI GOOD IHOI. OOMI FROM
.. ego o‘w:
as t6"
, their s tut-a. Lair friend mains of
, thaw-4m homo. her car. her new: .
If your .(Istt'iageMagonori Auto.
Needs Repamng or Pathfing
rubwfu 4w. to
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TIIIII (IF ITALIAIB
.(Continuod from First Page.)
up to the present time. What It
lacked in length it made up in sta-
bility, the monotony of the marchins
societies being broken_hy three hand-
some floats. one representing Colum-
but before the court of laabeiis ow».
tile, the other Columbus in irons andi
the third Columbua' bark timed out
with the square sails prevalent atI
those times and manned by boys in
heat white sailor“ suits.
Accompanying the parade in was.
cm were Mayor William F. Tammany.
of South Norwaik and a" number of
the board of councilman and other
city officials and Mayor E. J. Finneé
am. of NorWalk. with some of the:
Norwalk officials.
Then came Chief Harold P. Clark
and Chief Engineer-elect George 1".
Bogardus in the former's equippage,
followed by the supply and chemical ’
wagons of the Ptttnsmtiiose company
and the truck of thcpold. Well Hook
it Ladder company. both of South
Norwulk. and Arthur Biauson with
his supply wagon from Phoenix En-
gine Company, of Norwalk.
The parade was escorted by the-L
South Norwalk police department."
headed by Chief William R. l’ennin-K‘
ton and Captain .l. Harry Gibson. who'
remained with the. has until it much-
od the Armory. where the Norwsik‘
police force took up the march. '
The float representing (‘olumbus ap-
pearing before Quccu Isabelle nttrnct-‘
ed not a little attention. being really;
iinely gotten up while the costumes
of tho then and women and children
comprising the court, court attend-
ants and Columbus and his party were
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I. Whiskers on an indian,
local biondo.hsir upon the stage.
;: Good joke on a comic pace,
Diamonds on an editor,
I: Woman's bat thalla'Wh the coat. '
'I An auto car that wouldn‘t smell,
Chorus alt-i without divorce. ‘
'i Any man who never would
Bsrmons that were short.
‘: Tum that suited ersI-y one.
And.tha head of any house
I He's about the rarest thine
i exceptionally fine.
i The parade marched
Islons, being led by Marshals .Itmeiih
{iiiatnsn and John J. (‘uneo who were
lusaistt-d by Frank P. (,lddo and Nicola
‘ilhino. The iitut division was as
i follows:
? Au osI-ort of the South Norwalk Ito-I
pioo department.
‘ lraud marshal and aides. ,
Altit'rit-IIII lit-Ind. I
i ltIIiintI indI-pI-IIdeiIf t-lot'ivty and Si.
'Miliifl Society.
. Mllfiiiiuiod iiulinu Societies.
} Mttl‘itt tivi .\Hlilliilll Silt‘iviy, of Kilt“
walk, and a limit.
Second Division.
Iiiiiilil‘. timibuidi iiaud.
Luigi Zupeitn Society and a float.
t'mtrt Pidtuuiuio ilwlttuit‘is. I‘Dl‘t‘l‘i'
tors of Ali‘itll'Il‘Il and u float.
. 'i‘luv line of march was as follows:
j iiniirund mouse to North Main street,
up “out avI-nuo to Wall stroet, up‘
‘liuitt street to tin- ‘ watering tutIhL‘
in two divi-
tlwn lYIllllli-t’l'lliill‘t‘h from Iilt‘ watering ‘
innit duu’l: Mum to Walt Sli‘t't'I. up
I‘Mill Hill. in Etiwt avottuu and down
to You Znnl sir-.mt to Port street, to
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—-——_—W§\\nshinuton erw‘i. to South Main
intro-m to \\"t)tui\l:llti ll\’t'llilt.‘, where
the Iitnrchere disbanded.
TIlt‘ parade was witnessed iii‘ a
ilatuo authoring in South \lorwtilh and
all along the line of march. they Were
everywhere green“ by delighted spec-
tutors.
This afternoon. the field day sports
and the ball game between the Nor-
wuiks and the Westports will he play-I
ed at noton Point and this eveninn.I
there will be a dance at one pavilion,
there being a prize walls in connec-
tion with this. ~
“w u... -m—m
sstoou. iF EVER. l
Here‘s a list of funny things
That we never saw;
Tube gown on a aqusw.
Joy without the price,
Wedding without nice,
Straight dope can. sum.
Flea that wouldn‘t bits.
Football that was lane.
Lawnmower that was ever loaned
And got back awn;
Duke, that had a rant.
Kiel! about his rent:
Cairo 0! ice too bll. .
Good fit on. s wit.
With no bills to psy~
in this age and day
NOT A “WHOLE H00.”
. "That was as auspicious," said Ben.
part as the action of the railroad com
ductor.
"A passenger having lost his ticket.
paid this conductor in cash. and then
said:
“'Why do you but half my fare in
your coat pocket and the other in your
tron-orali
.“Wlml. the company‘s net to liars
reasons. not in: was tits mo." .
ator Nowiands. "on Our opponents .
a Piano
as good as the
CHICKERING.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO. *
When you.
you want the tone and the ,making‘
better tone, no“ better making at: the
prices than in the Pianos we sell. '
GABLER.
HUNTINGTON,
buy
case. There IS no
KRANICH &BACH
STERLING ‘
MENDELSSOHN
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104 Washington St.
Phone 30
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W. A. HANFORD 42
'gine, brakes. magneto, plugs. etc..
His Royal Highness
the Americanantomohilist, is the man
that we‘are catering to and in order .
to make his automobile trip a. triumph- V
al procéssiou we‘ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it. tighten up screws and mat-
chinery, put in new parts. p'ut his em
in
good working order anti make his Y
journm a pleasant one by lack of all-t
noyance by bringing his auto to .
N. Main St.——Tcl. 502
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Optician
a
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O. B. Jackson
Everythinan the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free '
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
South Norwalk
You Need a Business,Training—~ Attend?
Merrill Night SchOOi
~—— NOW —--
Qamford
Port Chester
ELMER I. OAII
LET U8 TAKE YOUR ENGINE
ARE MADE.
3 pm. Pancake Flour........liiio
ll pigs. Hacker's Oatmeal......28o
W. Baker’s cocoa. can....... We
Peaches. Apples. Grapes. Pears
to won-m Minotaur
Mil. «contractile ro PANAMA.
mount ltopsaiy is to «It in Pans-
nts next Saturday on the ship on which
members of tho Committee on intro
Oceanic Osmium “to be passengers.
senator mandates. my. mantra law
partner in New London. is chairman of
this conuiiittca. The party will be ab-
isut three or four melts. There will be
opportunity to" a. the prom-sits of
verbal . nasal A couple or days
Peak _‘ FIOur
Just Arrived
3 plots. White nonvOAtmeal...soo .
for canning,
Corn. Home Celery. Home Spinach.
o
W. R. THOMPSON
NOTICE to Latinch Owners
OUT OF YOUR .BOAT.
MAKE THE NECESSARY REPAIR. AND STORE IT FOR
THE WINTER. NO' CHARGE FOR §TORAGE IF REPAIRS
IIJSSpecislty Manufacturing CO.
loath. Not-want. com.
ilt‘ancy Potatoes. peck 15,0
Swot Potatoes. peck.......80o
3 cans Milk for” .........m
W. Baker‘s Chocolate. “and”
En Plant.» Tomatoes.
GUILTY OF MURDER.
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”Arthur Jackson Chances Pisa-41M
, . tanned to 10 Volts.
MDLETOWN. Oct. lawman;
a
“behemoth: killed Archie Walker in '
militant by shooting. and who was its
dictad for murder in the second don
ares. changed his piesjeatorday after-
hoon to guilty and the court impel“
state prison sentence of not more ms
Bison years nor less than ten yearn.
Arthu said this morals;
“HEI-
Norwalk Chronicler