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Comfortabi9s and
.Biankets‘
At Low, Prices .
Comfortablea at 93a to lull!)
Blankets. full size, see to tone .
E. K. BANKS
MACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK I
BASEBALL BULLETINS.
The result of the world’s cham-
pionship game in Philadel hia,
today. between the New ork
Nationals and Philadelphia Ameri-
cans will bc announced by The
Sentinel by megaphone and bulle-
tins, this afternoon and the bal-
ance til lllt.’ games will he t‘i‘it‘ci'cdo
in the same manner, the plays be-
ing recorded a few minutes after
they are completed.
"vicinity increasing cloudiness tonight,
. and probably be followed by cloudy
waitress nonsense.
:ForxNorwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Tuesday cloudy followed byI
rain; slightly warmer; moderate“
‘Weiideilned disturbance, central this
morning over town. is producing
cloudy and rainy Weather in the Miss-
issippi Valley and the western parties
of the Lake region. This disturbance
will move eastward, causing in this
and rainy weather on Tuesday. Mod-
erate temperatures prevail in all sec-
tions.
Weekly Forepet.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 15, 1911.-——
There are no indications at the pres
out time of a disturbance in the (tall!
at Mexico or the West iindics. in the
United States the coming week will
be one of rapid temperature changes
over the northern half and of mod
erate temperature over the southern
hall of the country. The precipita‘
tion during the week will probably be
above; the normal in the North Pa»
ciiic States. below the normal in the
Southern States, and near or abovet
the normal elsewhere. A disturbance
that was over the plains states Sun-
day will advance to the Lake region
Monday and more thence to the
northeastern states by Monday night
or Tuesday; it will be attended by
rains over the Middle and Northern
States east of the Mississippi river
and probably by hiirli‘wiiida on the
firm” Lakes: it will be followed by
considerably (‘ooloi‘
torlor districts cast. of the
John Singer,
of this place
friends here.
of Daiiliui‘y, foimcrly
spent Sunday uith!
The dance at the Noruiiik Country
Club. Saturday evening. nus one (ll
tip. piousanicri oi‘ the season.
The South Norwalli Trust (‘o.. is
open Monday cruiiiiiirs from 7 to 8
Four pcr i-ciii. paid on Savings.
William S. iluii‘u-ld. i‘oriiicrly oi
iii-Jib sirwi. .N‘uui'u Nuru'uik. now of
Souihpori, ymit-i‘lliiy in South
.Noru‘uik on business.
spi'iI!
m.“
iéiiwimi u'. nub-y. .ii'. or “it“
(street. but: rcsiunvd his illilli‘d .is pro-
I‘tl‘lilllllil clcrii lil lilitliili‘ilill'I - phiii-
liiiii'y illlt‘l‘ ii inn u'i i‘lt!‘ t‘li ”mun Ila"
egliii’ much iiiiii- ill .\'i~.\ \‘ui‘ii and
New Jt‘lhi‘)‘.
lim. Charles N. (libliiiiis. (il' Franklin
(iii-nan. Illilt‘iill‘ ui‘ illt‘ lx'iiiniii Sii‘m'i
A. .\' p; ('lllil‘i‘ll, ii‘i’t iiiuii this llit‘l‘li'
inn w. Nib-ppm ll. 1. wimp ili‘ .iiil‘
Visu bu “zip and family for iiiii ri~
Jililiiiiii; i‘ii xiii-l“.
A laiilo ll llllllil oi the illt'llllii is oi
Norwaili Linitzv. Nu. Twit.
to Stamford on 'l‘hursdny night on lllt'
7:52 train i‘oi- illt‘ purpose
int: the fair 01' Standard
Elks.
of inland-
Liaisi- iii
J...—
A law noes into effect November i
and prohibits the selling, uh ing unity.
or delivery of tobacco in any i‘oriu to
a minor under sixteen years of iigc. A .
line oi $25 is provided for the first ol‘
tense and not more than club (or tilCll
subsequent violation of the law. U ii
der the amended statute. hora uho
amokc may also be punished.
' The lawyers of The Noiwnlks weie
well represented at the baseball home)
in New York Saturday and all wore
pleased with it. in the party were. .1.
Hidden lliirlbuit City (‘lerk John J.
('unco, lam Davis. Judge William F.
'l‘aiiiiuiiiiy. Prosecutor (iodine ll. Vos-
burgh, John Keogh and George. 1..
Woodward. treasurer of the South
Norwulk Sailings iinnii.
The Norwalk Chapter, l). A. it, will
hold a meeting Thursday afternoon
at 3 o‘clock iii. the home of Mrs. E.
J. Hill. This will be an open moctinK.
each member being privileged to In-
vite one guest. Mrs. J. is. Jewell.
atiiic rt'itt'lill will he‘preaent and de-
liver an address. Mrs. (lrumlss, aolo~
int at the South Norwalk tlchgreipr
tiuiial church. will sing. A full attend.
once in dcalred.
Nm'walk Shriners will be interested
in iiiu announcement that J. Frank
'i’riviit. or Fitt‘ilo, N. l), imperial poten-
lillv of this order. will visit Pyramid
temple, in liridgepcrt. next moiitii. The
exact tIillt‘ has not been detdrmlned
but u probably will be Nave ‘ber 27.
The hand of Lulu temple. 0! I" iladelr
phin, will escort the Arab pa rel 0f
Lulu lvmpic to ilrldgeport (ii the
some occasion. Many of the tile billi-
drcd or more members of Harold
ii-mple living in this city. will attend
iiw gathering. features or which will
be the ceremonial work of “IF order
and a banquet. I, ‘
lli- 'llt?\tll(‘.lll‘
and Proltoi'lth' (ll'lli‘l‘ oi l-liits, will no
lroiiion and Tuesday in the plains
lamina and the upper Mlssiaippi \iiiley
land the Lake Tuition.
ltiirluiiii‘c ‘0 cross
wcntlici‘ over lily
Rocky:
Mountains, with probably from Mon-I;
iday morning in tho lIOl‘k)’ mountainl
i
i
The next dis}
the country will'
i owner on the \‘iirlh i’w‘iiifli coast on
‘ Monday or 'luc no]: i), cross the Midiilei
l West about \\'t dni-sdas and teach incl.
Eastern States :iiiuoi 'l‘liiircdtiy or.
l‘llil‘iH.
tl‘lll rise in (Qiiiilcri'iiurc. be. attended
:by considerable precipitation. and i'oi-.
which will '
“Whit-eel,
l()\\‘i’tl by cooler weather.
iipiiuir in the northwest by
day. i
MililRl'I,
linrcau
Willis 1..
t‘hiiri‘ of U. S. \\'c:iilici‘
WEATHER A YEAE AGO TODAY.
'l‘i-iiipuriiiiirc: \iliiiiuuiii. 137; iliilxlr
‘iiiuni. T‘i'. l‘.ii‘ii) cloudy.
t‘ni'pi‘iiii-r, ni’ .\'iii‘u.ill\. Iii'lli‘
.llilzll l".
a many t)u1liliil’liil"ltlllfi kiwi
it will llt' preceded by it rich“
day and
ll‘it‘y l‘t‘llll‘llt'tl with an unusually luruci
(.i'v’ii.
.Idilllas (l'iluiiiii'll, iii
siiuipuii in xiii-null. ll sliiiii iiiiii» (lll‘n
iiiaiuinr. on his \iiij» iii Siiiitlipui“. i‘ii
lvii~iiiv.—‘s. I
live. i-lrii ii llfiiiil. iii' \\‘.isliiiinloh
rii‘ttt‘l. sin-iii. 'csiciiiiii' iiiiuz'iiiioii iii
liriiiuupiii'l with Mr. and .\Ilh’. Itolicrt
|~I. .\l.ii‘i'.ii. 01' that Illlli't‘.
Mrs. Gustav i'iir-u‘. uiiu recently
ii-iiii'iicd to her humi- in in Filli'llf‘lil
:l\’(‘llil€‘. after a several \\'i‘t‘l\'ti iliilcail
in New Haven, is lilllt‘ to be about
again.
i \ \aliiabie saddle litll‘sv ouncd by
l iiouiiid iiovi. tilit' iii the ( lcrks iii the
,( ‘lu .\aiioniil iluiik. died on Satur'day
lniizlii. The cause oi” the animal's iii,»
liilli-it' has not yet been determined.
I I“r(i(I(’ll(k N. Smith the South .\or
walk reprcscnlaiiw of The Evening
iScntinei, is enjoying a week's rack»
(loll, and accompanied by Mm Smith I.
glilifl gone to Litihiicld to enjoy him- "
5.0M”
l Mrs. . E. Bishop. of East avenue. en-
tertained lit a dinner party on Satan
day evening. Covers wvrc laid
The evening was spent in a social
manner.
_.__
Brennan. Fort street.
cat. and ll‘lIOi'e will be several
members received.
i...
her duties in Deltiyn‘s bakery Mill
hose Natteiord. of Wilton avenue. is
lubstitntinn (erase Miss mum iiu
zone to Portland. bio. for a ’week and
will later to to Worcester. Mass...
when site Will be Joined by her moth-
er.
W
James F. Garey. the Boeiallatic can;
dictate for “tremor at Massachusetts.
in money with Robert Hunter, oi
2, Newton. open! several hours in The
, amen, today. greeting their
mu: m issue addresses at the
dam. last night. and
Melinda coin
i
t'iiiiiion Sillilitii.‘
l
1
Coal! Coal! Coal'
i‘or .'
twelve and the aitair proved delightful. ':
(lonrt Frances Socialifluli will meet CZ
this evening at the home at Mrs. j'
East Nor-walk; --
All memberii iti'p requested to be pres~ ; I.
new ' 1‘
Miss Ruth McMahon. daughter of ;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick McMahon, .1
oi Hamilton avenue. entertained a par- 3
ty of friends Saturday afternoon. and 3:
the occasion proved a very enjoyable ..
one. The little hostess brand a do- ;.
limitiui entertainer. and received I :1
number of presents from her friends. .-
uiu Ethel Manner. of Minn amt. }f
is enjoying a two weeks vacation troll
HUB RANGES
The World’s Best
by Every Test
Bllking day is never dreaded. The
well proportioned. perfectly ventilated
oven cooks evenly, quickly and satis- .
lactoriiy. lined and recommended by
all the leading cooking schools.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT IOUTH NORWALK.
IMPORTANT!
W hen iou buy Feeds you should want to know it they will “make
good'
lioniiie Home Ground Feeds are making good.
Why experiment. with Feeds of uncertain quality, when you can
buy lionnic Feeds for the same money.
Bonnie Feeds ior Horse. Cattle and Poultry (home ground) are not
manufactured from refuse and oiiais. but are made of pure, sweet
grains.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First. in quality. last in price, always in the minds oi‘lta custom-
orswlloiinie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. .
That’s Iii-—
1311010 003 A HotThing
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you as a cue
tomer. Clean, free from state. uniform quality, suitable (or furnace.
range, stove or self-.feeder Prices on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
AFTER A GOOD DINNER.
the «pleura ruiiiys his coffee.
(Spur and a (miti- iii i'i’t’iminilp.
iiiciiihc. (‘liiiriiiuisiu iii-iioilii'tini:
or aux iii illt‘ iiriii‘inuii i‘iirdiiila
that ho pi‘oi'uivsgl"vrc. (liir
iliiiip Willi‘fl. bulimia, liquors.
etc. are iiiuiiya up lord b_ the
i'illli‘illi'll palate lwcuunc are
lines how in l'llOOr-l‘ ihn i'nra-st
.liliillii llilll Will ill 1
i... More At Annual Audubon
'49“ '7 c.
. "Iv'afi‘fl
“3 (chum-l aunt U
\‘iiiiiiiics properly
uvr & Flynn's.
Magnet 8. ' Flynn
uni d. at Mayo
.... .u. u... ”we“...
Cool weather will soon be here.
Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal
mined. i
Tel. 72!
.air
HARRIS 8t CANS C0
68 Water Street South Norwalk
‘ 9 Come in and See Our -,
SATURDAY NIGHT
SPECIALS
Men’s lice Patent
Colt $3.50 Slice,
Men’s Gun Metal
$4.00 Shoe
$2.65
$3.25
TONIGHT ONLY
TheWiiite Shae Store
90 Washington Street
WHERE THE GOOD IHOIO’GOMI FROM
if your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Paintin
NOW, TENT!” . .
tm8
?? (induce. cows» 16. rail.
3 mending oiilcer oi the Second int-airy
'I are hereby notified that the ballots for
10 o'clock. in the oiiloe of the aditltant
.. annual, State Armory. Harttora‘, and
, ii» more cold. so ms hero iii liltl
Illlllil iii Illi‘ililiii
MseilnumBoye and Girls Eager
, to Guard Birds
m
- NEW YORK, Oct. li.—‘I‘o enlist ev-
ery American boy and girl in an army
or young bird guards that may num-
ber millions, a conference of teachers
from many parts at thin country has
today been called in connection with
the annual meeting of the National
Association of Audubon Societies on,
October diet in this city. Men and.
women representatives at the schooil
workers have offered personally to
attend this gathering. whileimany oth-
-ers are sending in their support and’
suggestions (or lining up their younxl
charges to study nature and light for
the protection ofiiie native birds. An
advance guard of i0,000 children in?
the southern states has already been;l
formed (or this purpose by some six
hundred teachers, and with the sup~‘
port of the schools and the neCessary'
lighting (and. the Audubon workers;
hope to establish ioiies Oi thuusands‘
more in cvory aeciiun of the. liiited
‘States.
An ammunition (or the proposchm
gchild host. millions of pamphlets (cli- '
ling of the habit» and uses of Ameri-
Evan birds will be sent out, from Aiidu l
lion haaiiqiiaitcrs here. Allllt‘tl with
those and drilled in the study of no
lure the bins and girls are to Mill
:lnitill nwi (hilt home country. filtll‘
.lliK iiitzi providing; shelter for the
;starving: birds. in winter and guarding
Eilltllfl l'i‘uiii iliouuiiilcsk destruction by
pot hunters. in the training ihnt ii.
is iiitcuilcd in lime glib the younnv
sir-rs til every l()(‘illli_\‘. t‘.‘illl(‘.liil(lii'iil nu.
lllt’ll'lllifi :ll‘i” lining. declaring that
.lei-liilid l'l‘biillh in the (lt‘l'lrlupilit'liiw
‘Ul' )(iilllil. lllliitlti and intuitive can he
obtained.
in 'l‘i‘xiiii. Louisiana, Kentucky. Tori
iii-save. Virgil-iii. Mississippi tiuiii'uia.‘
‘ Aiubaiiin. Maryland and tin; i‘ai‘oliniis
iliv ten rcgiiiiruzs oi" children already
9. ill‘tiiiml on the: {il'illltlm‘tl ‘liiiais ol‘ the
Junior Audubon Arm} uri- proudly
wi-ai'int; haudmiiin buttons and are
“vii ‘Illllt‘il iii ihu- Luthhlltl lliilllrt‘
li'illli‘ie‘. that have law-ii sent
iltl‘lli “till this liltililliili truin Audubon
liciidiiiinricrs llt‘ll. liar-ii private iii
‘lbo liiilo army has paid in ii 0ch
a mouth with viiiii h spine of iho M'-
ilciiiwis iii’ lllt' quurwriniisicr‘s dc~
pnriniciit aii- lilt‘l. Special funds to
lilillllléilil and (‘\'i(‘lltl Mlt‘li ii “llllll
ltll'i‘u.x ihi‘iiiinlioui the country urn how
lwiuc. rniwd by. tho Audubon Workers.
who tiriilvll llllti no branch of their
work will Tit-iii livtirr i'ysiuils for bird
pliiii t‘ iinll.
I
i
stud}
“The «blot hopc iii suiiii-g the ral-
ltliihio and beautiful birds for this. nit-
tiuii lips in the i-iilliirvn who form the
(‘ililllfll-l generation." said ’1‘. (‘iiliwri
iii-arson. svi‘rciiii'y of this National
Association of Audubon Sock-tics. at
ills liciiiiuiiiirti-rs. ltii'l “roadway, in
I this city today. "Though our annual
meeting will show liuiciisod adult
membership and viork in many other.
fields of bird protection, we bciiete
the rally of our new army of child—
ren will mark the start of a most oi»
(ective line of activity. The boys and,
girls are eager to help. and the idea‘
is being taken up with-enthusiasm by
teachers everywhere." I
COLONEL Ms. GEDOEB RETIREB'
FROM c. N. G. i
The following order has been sent.
out of the once at the adiutant gen“
" crab—-
Tbe application of Colonel James
.I (ladder, Second infantry. C. N. 0.. to
be retired. is approved. to take'eliectl
3'. October is". am. on which date be will'
stand relieved from active service. and
"his name will be placed upon the re-
tired Kathi}. N. (if As required by
canny in the grade of coloneh'iiecond
infantry, on the retirement or Colonel
The inspector general and the corn-
colonel. Second infantry, to tilt vacan-
cy occurring October 16. 1911. will be
counted Monday. October it. 1911. at
they are directed to be present.
incers are authorised to nominate
to (ill vacancies occurring by licence
of the above nomination.
IIOHOP OP RIGHMOND OIAD.
RICHMOND. Vs" Oct. law—«Rt. Rev.
Augustine Van de War, (or the past
Ill years bisbon oi tiid Roman (istho
lib diocese of Richmond. died litre to-
day or complications mutant from
in moonlit. lust modern. Balaton.
: n‘ 1"ij
a Piano
M. SONNENBERG '
PIANO
CO.
hen 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.
CHICKERING. KRANICHSJIACII
CABLER, STERLING I
HUNTINGTON, MENDELSSOHN
104 Washington St.
Phone 30
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M
His Royal Highness
the American automobllist, is the man
that we are catering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we flhk him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it. tighten up screws and may-
chinery. put in new parts. put his en-
gine. brakes. magneto, plugs, etc, ill
good working order and make his
journey a plcusaiit one by lack of an-
n0){lll(‘0 by bringing his auto to
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
ODUCIBR PHONE 438.
Eyes Examined Free A»
.. paraaraph ill, Regulations. 0. N. 0.. «
:1 the ndlutant general announces e vs-
You Need a Business Training—-— Attend
Merrill Night School
---- NOW —-—
Stamford
South NoMalk Port Chester
ELMER E. CA8! W. R. THOMPSON
Automobile Repairing-l
Having leased the Nelson Taylor building, Steamboat Place. we
are. now in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice.
9:.
Telephone your auto troubles to us.
Machine Work a Specialty
31'? Specialty Manufacturing Co.
so wet» Itmt, south Nonwalk. can...
.vaeet Pctatoes.
voua oaosns per Peek. 350
Extra large Cabbage... ...... ...7c| Quincee, basket
Home Spinach. peck ......':.. .30ei Pears, basket
Yellow Tiiriilps.peck ...........25c|’1‘okay Grapes. lb. .............,.1o°
Green Tomatoes. basket ........35¢| Fall Pippin Appleii, peck. .......309
Hubbard and Marrow Squash. lb..3e| Extra large Cranberries, qt.......12o
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
so soars mus eraser insane to
.................dOa
.W. (i. Jessup. of Arch street. about John Sullivan. a! Torringtoii. spout-i
yesterday in Danbury. yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
Drlscoii, of Strawberry Hill.
James ammonium ot Norwuiii,
orient minor in New Haven with a
friend.
Dr. F. (J. Stanley. accompanied by
his wife and Mrs. Willard ll. Wadhsina
of Bridgeport came to Norualk yestera
day in his automobile and spent til
day with Mrs. Mary 3. Stanley dim
street litre. Wsdhsms has beans I
in and her many friend! will be ‘ '
Our Brother-{Loom No. 10. i. O. 0.
Ft. Will meet. this 0701“!“ in the IOdBO
“on. in WE" “MS.
New
law more. titan or
Norwalk Chronicler