Coinfortables and ‘ H I
Blankets
At Low Prices ‘
Comfortabies' at tile to ”.50 3.
Blankets, full size, lbs to £6.00
E K BANKS
umaomo norm. BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK
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LOCAL
NEWS
BASEBALL BULLETINS.
In view of the local interest in
the baseball game tomorrow be-
tween the New York Nationals
and the Philadelphia Americans”
for the championshi of the'
world The Sentinel wiII post bul l
letins of the contest, inning by in-i
ing. The game is scheduled to
begin at 2 o c’lock. and the resultl
will be received over The Assoc-
iated Press wire. a few minutes
after each play is completed on
the field.
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Miss Bessie Sims. of 1111211 “FOOL:
Nora-111k, is spending 11 11111-1.- \t'ecita'
vacation- in Washington, .1). (3.
l
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l
t
"Stiff “1118.31.50 1118".
Kenneth Gilbert. oi” Ntnwulli,
sponding today in New Yot 11 (xii).
1-xp1-1't21 to r1-t11rn tomorrow.
()‘llricu.
Ii:
i
of,
1111111111 Sin-rill .lohn ii. lllnkc.
Norunllt. apt-111 \1-.~'111'da_\' in Green-
wit'h on 111111111115 and is in llridut-port
(today.
Mr. and 311's. l-‘rod t'rohiu
111111 .\ir.~'. i.t-1uu1-l Hill‘Illllli.
Wilton. havi- 110111- to .\'1-11
for iilt' u'iulor.
and Mr 1
112' South
\‘orii 1'11;
11111111111112.111 H1111.
31‘! Ills! pan horn-o,
is Iinrtniuit
St.
Mina 11‘1-11 11.12'1'1111111- of .\1-\\ 111111-11.
11:13 1'1'111111111] lo tl111tlr:111> Hospital
.. 1111-1'1- :th1-1' 11 \islt with hiet‘ part-11H.
Mr. and Mrs it A. i-‘raniio, ol‘ lion-l
isll'ot'l.
(Bret-11 South. who is ouiployod hy
the Southern New i'Inulnnd 'i‘oiophono
Company
ton, uhuro his ln'thor in critically ill
oi‘ typhoid.
'l‘hr "pot-inis in tiatoiy ell- llronnnn‘s
lltii'ol‘ilsolllt'lll sodas should
«by all the family. They will 11111111-
,wu from head to foot on 11111 11.11.»,1
payment plan.
in-
-Brown Derhies. O‘Brien.
Nuenoio Nelson. who was arrested
last evening, by
Snmmis appeared in the Norwnlk
Town Court. this morning, and paid a
line of $3 for his spree.
Mrs. Alex. 8. Gibson has ben onslau-
1111 as director of the choir of the First
1.\l1~thodlst idplubopsi Church, succeed.
1111: Mrs. Mater J. Waterbury, who has
1111111111211 to New York state.
Samuel Riley, 01‘ River street. was
taken to tho. 1111111111111 hospital this
morning. He is seriously ill with
pneumonia. and friends are consider-
ably Worried over his condition. '
-l)on'1t forget ltod Men's (181100.“qu
Men's hull. tonight. Admlsnion 251'.
...—.1...-
'i‘h1-ro was an enjoyable little din-
n1-r party at the homelot E. F. (tar-
penter "The Knolls" st Wilton. yester-
day afternoon. Quite a few suosta
were entertained and a line time on-
joyed by all present.
M
(l. 19. Rather. wire chief at tho 11111.1
telephone exchanse bulldlnl. has to
turned and resumed his duties after
. onloyilll‘t 11 hunting trip in Maine. dur
in“ which he bagged door; which Ill!
hut-fl exhibited around town.
»-llmnema1lo nndliink Seams. lie
llayos‘ Market.
Mr. and Mrs. samuei M. Kenn.“
Erin-11s, Pit. bro guests of Joseph H.
Fillow, of West Nor-walk. Mr. term
will receive his 011.14 Moods of the
Sixteenth (lonnecticut Regiment on
Tuesday afternoon.
1h.
Whi—v
FREIH
Saturday Chocolates
night and Saturday: not much change
in temperature. 1 The disturbance that
was central near Hatteras. N 0., yes-
, tel-day morning has moved rapidly no
1111011111 during 1111- inorniun now gov
‘ l‘t'l‘.’
ii
.‘ strongth 31h- spitt-
11115 11111111 1'11l11-d to 'i‘orrlnpfi
1'1-;1d t
011111111 wmnice 11.1
11111111111211 rohncas'r.
11111 Norwaik and vicinity: Fair. to—
the coast and 1151 now central near itali-
fax, 111.8. A11 area of high pressure.
central over the Links region. is pro-
ducing pleasant weather in the central
and éaatern sections. Rain was 1191111111.
ed during the last 24 hours from the
southern sections Moderdte tempora-
tures continues out of the Rocky
Mountains. '.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
...—...»... 3!
Temperature: Minimum, 4!;
mum. 55. Clear.
...... MW
illllll Ill Jill 8111111
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. ‘m.~Unus~
naily active trading in American To-
bacco Securities was tho feature of the
opening of the stock market today.
Within the first law minutes, the four
per cent. bonds to the value of nearly
$1,000,000, changed hands. 'l‘hb open-
ing was a 111111111 oi' 1350.000 at 901,4. the
highest price of the movement. (in
subsequent transactions the price rose
to 110%. The stock market was lnroign-
lnr, with a tendency towards heavi-
111-1111, most of the active 11111111111 reced-
ing by small frmtlons
WALL S'i‘ltl-ZF'l‘. ll 11 m. «The. enor-
mous absorption 01 Amt-H1 .111 'l‘obncco
llonds COOII'LOI reports that tho variousi
committees had 1'ea1l11-1i 1111 umoomont’
as to the plans for tho (Il‘slllllifll'atimli
-of the tompnny to 111» pronoun-d t0
‘~1ouit. This lu-iiol unvn tone to the
“hole 11111'1 1111-1 and the list speedily
shoot: of its Ilt‘hilililflli and adtilncod
briskly tip 111 10:30 the transactions
in the \H‘llitlllfi tobnécb bonds Vanni-cunt
1111 $2 111111111111 .11 from ilti'li. to 112% [01 l
1111- Your: at 1151 11 to 911.1,- for the tar ‘
maxi-
tl-ilitnn l‘:otr~ 111111 11311;. to lll‘; for"
[111* 81x0» .
WALi STE, Noon.-<1«i-1i111't1111tions oi’
1‘” .111 [arm-1,1 thr- 111111':~1111-ut of) a
st-t-nritit-s. :\Il’l|‘lI“illl 'l‘obndt-o
llondn'. in whiwh il11- spt'cnhlliou 1.111.»:
lu-on abnormally 111-11111 for 11011111 tinn-
on account of tho proiul‘nh- viioct oi
i111- tilrsfitlilllinll oi tho volupany. wort-
houuht on 1111 01111111111115 11111111 111 1‘15
111;; prim-s. 'l‘ho 1111111111111 shot up in
poit'is on tho "turn." The uholo
111:11'111-1 was rillllllidlt‘lI 1131 this 111111-11»
1111-111. 1: l-itw'trit- 1i12\1'iiipwi
lllé Ilt't'l‘w' (11‘ “14}
{011111111 601111 (111' 1111-. (ll-mtltl‘iitln 01 tho.
ttlllIIlIill" 111‘ «loi'irit'nl
'1‘111-1'11 Will-'1 inrihor \\1-.111|l¢"it~‘ ill Allin-
i‘hulnn-rs. 1111- “in rant. bonds
1111111111 two points 111 .113. tl111 lowest
lil'lt'l’ at which IIII.‘ hr't'lll‘liy has sold
211111-11 1111- organization oi tln- compani-
l-‘rnrtionnl 1'1-111111111 111111 111111111111 in
tin- 5111-111111 hour. and tho maria-t in-
muno tin-Foss. (lint-int announcement
.thm 11111 inillli‘l‘u roorannirntion pinu-
3111121111 not he 11111111- public this work
appeared to no 1111- prunnry cause of
1)}
“MRI
31.11,-
The Coming of Cool. Nights
.11. finds our big department or Blankets stocked to overflowing with a
masnlneont showing of beautiful '
sen a.
Wooly ‘
.1 of pwry hrsdq and nth-very price, from the most inexpensive to the
fiery ilnesl. of“ Wh'ol 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 $7.507 -
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN OTRIIT IOUTH NOR-WALK.
...—.1. ..
IMPORTANT! .
When you buy Feeds you should want to know if they will "make
good."
llonnle Home Ground Feeds are making good.
. 3 Why enrichment with Foods of uncertain quality. ‘wheu you can
buy Bonnie Feeds for the same money.
Bonnie Feeds for Horse. Cattle and Poultry (home ground) are not
manufactured from refuse and offdis. but are made of pure. sweet
‘ grains.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
' illilill NEWSPAPER
11111 1115111111 111 11111
Given Twenty-four Hours by
Turkish Oilicisls~llussla’s
Note to Turkey
CONSTANTIN’OI‘LE, Oct. 1:1.-'rne*
government ordered the expulsion
within 24 hours of all ltniian corres-
pondents in Conaintinonle.
A society has been organised to
wage an economic war against ltaly.‘
All Ottomans are asked to sign a dot
nlsration undertaking an oath to cease?
all dealings with ltaiians.~ The nan-111:
papers endorsing this campaign nd-l
vie Ottomans to inculcate the young‘1 .
with a hatred of 11st and ltaiians. '
A prlhe court has been formed to'.
deal with the captures of war with-bi
“up to the present time include two“:
tramp steamers. u yacht 11 motor boat:
and a number of tugs, lighters and3
steam launches. 1
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. lit—The”
text of the ltusslnn note to Turkey roe ‘
gnrding the free export or Russianf
corn was made public today. in replyt 3
to 11 verbal remonslrance Turkey hadg
said that. she inlonded to not accord!
ing to the declaration of London of‘
1909 1
A11 this was considered unsatisfao'.
First in quality. inst in prim. always in the minds of its custom-
crew-«lionnio Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
That's lt!—--
JeddOTCOa A HotThing.
Send us an order ital- one load, and we will retain you as a cue .
tamer. Clean. tree from slats.un1form quality. suitable for furnace. 3
range, stove or self -fsedsr. Wine on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
rollipllllit‘n. 3
ho netlluck. Ann-1111111 'i'ohnt'oo Poursi1
!i‘t*ilf'letl I‘m. Ilontla flt‘lllll'flily Wéf‘ei
‘ firm. i
WALL STREET, 31 p.
hardened slowly again ult1n'1nidduy.
but tho. Kelll‘l‘lll inquiry was slight".
traders preferring to await. new devol-
optnonts before taking an aggressive
positi0n in the market American;
fleet Sngnrn'oso met a point.1~stahlish~'
in; s new rec ord prltc.
...
KING’S DAUGHTERS CONVENTION.
IlRlDflEPOlt’l‘. 01st. l.‘3-—'lho ill!
tee-nth annual convention of the Con-
notticnt
Order of the Kings Daughters and
Sons closed this afternoon with a 11111
mortal and coast-(ration service. con
noted blind hymn writer. The most.
interesting.
resulted as follows:
President—Mrs.
Now Haven.
Recording Bocratary~~~itliss
Scholloy, Hartford.
'liroas11rer~Mlsa Ellen .l.
Waterbury.
r
s
Eaton. Hartford.
Miss Kate Bond. moridont of the 111
nibllitibl.
's
neon IROKIN sv onus-ton.
NEflDIlN.Oet lain—John 3. name.
an employee in the Wiles: Silver fists
Company's ry. looked ii‘own the
elevator shaft or tile oat-rinse today
The Motor Matters 111111 descend
lust and 9111116 was 011113111 1111 ho loan
.11 1mi- the saunas 111111111.hpp111~
11111111 111111 1111111 111111 iii-11111111. 111911111
121111111 almost instantly mine had
lived here tor to years and was nine
lfiod '
111. ~ l’1lcos .1
1
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l
branch of the lntornationsi‘ ::
1.:
ducted by Miss Fanny J. Grosby. the‘
lugs. services and social side of the‘
two day session have been helpful and i
The election of stats ollloors today:
Isaiah w. 3111111111,}
Ada :
WIlilOlf. !
Executive Commuter-Mrs. Orville I:
Rector. Bridseport: hits. lea-lie 'lllsok- 2‘.
met, Thomsston. and Miss Harriet l. ;;
torastlonal order. have an address on 3;
The Outlook of the Order and Its Poe. 11
AFTER A GOOD DlNNER
thr- 1'1pit'11r1- 1111111311 his 1111111111.
tigui' 11111] :1 iustr 11f i'l‘t-lnrdo-
montho, t‘hm 111-11411. it1-n1t1li1'titn- ‘
111' 1111.1 of 141111111111111111 cordiaia
that ho 1.111111 1111-1“ (1111'
lot-la 111111-11, “1.111111, )luutu'a.
No. art- always 111j11y1~1lhv tho
mittmtod pninio hocaultr- “'11
1111011 how to rhoom- tho run-at
i'inlngus prone-1'1} nit-‘11, at Maw
1101' di- i"l,\'un'1-. ’
Magnet ‘8. Flynn
(3031' Coal' Coal
Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal
mined.
HARRIS 81 GANS CO
68 Water Street Tel. 721 South Norwalk
To buy your l‘sll Footwear. ss-wo have Shoes In all styles. leath-'
ers and pricsewshoes that will fit your feet right and always be
comfortable.
THE WALKetWIR 0H0! for Men is the Shoo for solid comfbrt
and long service.
TH! QUIIN QUALITY. a Shoe for Women that is a little ahead of
the rest and always lite where others fail.
OIRVICIAILI ICHOOL IHOII FOR CHIEDRIN.
TbeWhite Shoe Store
90 WuhlnstonStrest
waits: ran oooo snoss cons non
1
1tory to Russia
{muted a written demand wherein
gwns pointed out that Russia bnaing‘
3 7Puris of Him; and Artivioa 24 and till
'l state 'and we began
,3 them and their source.
:: to earth in Mr. houlis and we notified‘
. (
this government 11111L i
if ’
ilier position upon the Dovlarntlon (11'
;of the Declaration of London. consid—
lorod that cargoes 0! com “'t'l‘tt sub-
'i1.-12t tu-ltlu-r to arrest. nor oonfh-u‘atioli
iwhun midi-«11111111 to Russian porn-1 in
‘thn ltlurl. 81-11 or to liniinn ports so
long 11.»: tho burnout; Won- not 11111111111111
for thr- llnlinn lit-id forms or ltniinn
lotl'iolal 00111111111098.
* Thu 121111- 1'unf‘ltilioh: “Any attempt
lto arrival and confiscato the above
inoniiouod barium-1;, ltnsaiu will regard
1111 11 tlolntlon of 1111- rights of ltuxsin
3111111 1l1«11 norm-1111112111 gin-s warning of
tho homi- roaponelhiiity Turkey will
lllf‘lll' in eon-l1 (‘il'l'ulllfiilllll‘l'll‘."
Tut'imy 1111-1 not rt-pjit-d. but as: the
ships nith corn- huw not beerrtnolout~
mi. it is ploauuml that 1111- Ottoman
notomrnvut 11111-111111 to ohm-1'111 Artich-
34 111 IIN‘ luwtnrution in London.
Artlt'ix- ill of Ibo lit-I-lnrution of Lon-
don 1l1~111'1'll11-a nrticlos including iotui»
'slnfl'a 111111 grain which may he treated
as 1'1111dltiolirll rmumhnnd oi war. .\r-
‘Ht‘lt' :13 Mplniuu "conditional contra-
band" as articloa iinbh- to capturo if
1111111111 to ho 1li-stlnod to ho used for
Al‘-
lir'lo iii 1111111 forth that the domination
.1'1211-1'1‘1-11 to it: tho hit-1'1 dint. artlrir- is
11111111111101! to exist if 1111 shipments
iiw lllll'tlue-tv oi 11 war in pt'ourt-ss.
1
» 1111 tonalnnt-d lo .111 111mm 111’ the 11111
'ltmclor 111 of .111 12111-11113 iuit whom
tin-so proauml-tiona do not uriso tl11
;1l1-.-11111111ioil is to ho pr-rtxuuitd to be
j.|nnocunt
THE LOUKS CASE.
...—unu—
3Convlncing statement by Judge John
I H. Perry.
Judge John H. Perry of Southport.
president of the state police ('0llllllll‘i~
sion and one of tho most trusted 1111-11~
tlemon ltl Connecticut. 11111111- ihc fol-
lowing statonlent in the "New Haw-n"
Times-leebdoyr" profile-lug it with th--'
explanation 111111 it was pornonnl 111111
not 11111121111. lie said:
“i do not' know. i'm sure. whether,
1
1: or not the board will take any setloni
". in regard to Mr.
honiis‘u statements.‘
Sonia limo 11110 We began hearing
stories from different parts of tho‘
to investigate
We ran thorni
him that if he had charges to make
he should make them to us. He made
the charms. a long list of them. and
we investigated then very carefully
‘: .1111 121111111 them entirely unfounded
_; and uncalled for. and that there was
11 no reason for the bosrd.to lose any
". of its confidence in Mr. Elan."
“Hr. Duo still continues to color
the undiminlstod and perfect eun-
lldsncs of the commisdlon."
"The oomtnleslon has considered
whether or not it would reply to Mr.
Ianks's charm and decided that we
7 did not care to get into a diepute or
wrangle with him' or to elitism in
'3 any newspaper controversy. but if the
newspapers care to continue to print
Mr. Multan stories. 1 do not know
what action the commission might
see at to tulle.
The commission is appointed by
the lull-es of the superior and su-
premo courts and if the chemo made
by Mr. units are true, than the eon-
missiou could to be disohsrled.
1 "11111 audios ouaht either to dismiss
as in diam» or refuse to reappoint
us
"The complaints tit ttr. 1.11qu cabin
to be made to the ladies 111111 sppointan
' us. run maldismtlmsadlt i1
W
‘ ewes s. case
. Home Spinach. nook .
hollow Turnlps. pack
. mood to enter into any comma
er
When you buy
a Piano ,
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.
1
CHICKERING. 111111111011 5.1111011 V
(1111111111, STERLING
HUNTINGTON, MENDELSSOHN...
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
104 Washington 'St.
‘ Phone 30
v .
His Royal Highness
the American 11.111511101111111. is the man
that we are catering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph.
nl procession we ask him to bring it to.
this shop beforestarting out. We will
overhaul it, lighten up screws and ma-
chinery, put in new parts, put his eu—
glue, brakes. magneto. plugs, 61:11.. in
good working order and make’ hi!
journey a pleasant one by lack Ofelia-.3
noyance by bringing his; auto to ..
,3 1
W. A HANFORD 42 N. Main StmTel. 502
mm~m 1
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68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
23-:
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
1.—
You Need a Business Training—#- Attend
Merrill Night School“
-- NOW ~—-——
South Norwalk Stamford
Port Chestei'
W. R. THOMPSON
Automobile Repairing:
llnt'lng loner-d the Nelson “l‘nylor1hulldinrtl Steamboat Pint-e. we
are now in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice. Telephone your auto troubles to us.
a
'fl'SSpecialty ManufacturingCo.
1111 Water Itmt.
loath Not-walk. M :
Fancy Potatoes. per peck1 2315
Sweet Potatoes, per peck. 351:
.. .71.]Qulnoes. basket ......... .........|flo
...30cll’ears, basket. .......... ......“Wa
....2liei’l‘oltny Grapes. lb. .100
Green Tomatoes. basket. ..... 36111 Full Pippin Apples. peck ......mfli If
Hubbard and Marrow Squash, lb. .3111 Extra large Cranberries. qt. ......tfio.
UNITED GROCERY COMPA
5:0 11011111 slam eraser anon: 14s
notorious
YOUR ORDER!
Extra large Cabbage...
111
snrsarsmso at can“. ' ,
Mn. George 11. Raymond. of Nov-1
walk. yesterday afternoon enter-m
guests at ‘two tables of brittle“ :
honor of Mrs. Kasper Wanner .
Main street, who is soon to 1st
town tor the Mater 111 New ‘1 f
city. The ladies enjoyed 11 MI
lishtful time and Mrs. Rnymon
ed a charming hostess. Hrs.
Woolworth assured the am
am. Wanner the second sad
wis t“ consolation trophy
tho ludsss who appoint 11a."
"The whole thing in s nutshell 11
that if these charm are true, the
board is dilhonést and incompetent
and ought to be dismissed. but the
boar to determine that is the judges
of the unpertur- su supreme courts.
when the outset. tile commission
has tried to do its best with the 11111111
alert-lent and appointment of the force
and to dismiss members who seemed
in any war unworthy. aunt it has i1111-
l
’ alums-d mother
Norwalk Chronicler