Comfortables'? and
Blankets
At Low Brim
Comtomblol It Ole to ”Ml
.IlankItI. lfull lilo, 060 to $6.00
E.‘ K. BANKS
KARAOKEHO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK
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WEATHER FORECAST.
—-_._
For 'Norwalk and vicinity: Clear--
ing and cooler tonight; Friday fair
and cooler; to
north winds. The storm that was con-
moderate northeast
‘bflll team will ploy High iciiool at
building: thereon, in County
l
St. Mary's Young Men's Club toot-
Amusement Park on Saturday.
‘ Louie Kroger. of New Canaan, hail
purchased pine acres of land. with
IU‘OBE.
'Norawik. 2‘
Bernard Nattoford and Jack Hindu.
of Norwalk, wont to New York city
today. They will remain until they
have the opportunity to use a. ball
game in the world' a eerie».
Mre. Evon, of No. 10 (neon street.
reported to the South Nor-walk police
today that some one had robbed hei~
hennery of eighteen tine (owls, and she
would like to detect the guilty party.
\‘orwnlk Lodge. No 28. (i. U 0. of
O F.. and the Household of Ruth. No ‘
889, presented a drama and military
drill. last evening. n the town oedem-
'hly hall, Norwalk. A The master of cor-
onionea was N. M. Jackson. and it very
pleasant ultuir is reported.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem. met. in Red Men's litill.
last night. and obligated nine cnndi~
dates. At the next meeting the litm—
hury and New Haven lodges anti the
members of the supreme lodge are
expected to he present. and iisnlnt in
trail near Hatter-us, N. 0., yesterday
morning. has moved slowly during the-1
lost 24 hours and is now control near
Atluntic City, N. J. It lute produced.
ruin along the coast from North (‘itro-i
linn to Mellie. The rainfall at New!
Huron during the lost 21 hours was1
4.50 inches, which is the heaviest sinceE
October, 1906, and has been cxoeedotil
only nine times since 1.972. .-\n lil‘t‘ll
of high pressure is piodut-lng liclou
freezing in the western net‘iimiu. l
, l
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘t-inpt-iulure: \linliiium. Th; maxi.
iiitim. 72:. 'i‘leiir.
t
\\ tllintii l‘ I‘PKI)“. \mii lIIi, is;
--l" iiiIlIir'. tho tiny in New \oil (try on
lui-inuhs. 1
1
ti.
llurold .\lnrrn.\, ro-
IillYt' rottirtiotl homo
\it“tIlIiliL: nip.
.‘il r.
cunt iv
{lilt'l‘
and Mrs.
iiiiit'i'iml,
lllt'll‘
'lhcotioii- Neurinlmi'. of \\2i~'h-
ill itii
iniprorotl
\1.‘h_
itiulou sitttt.
some time.
“Illt tilts Ill i II
is slightly
Ilt‘lII'Il'II litilifl. ill Ntit‘ii'nilt, flip null
known itillor. spout itrstt-rduy iii New
York cit) on it coinhincd iiuelnt-ss lllliI
pleasure tilp.
lirny. \l'ilion
“in. Ililfl hoop tilllfv ill for
in l‘t‘Slllllt‘lI his duties in
-I\'i.:.iuil. l‘mt oilit-o tim- morning.
Sit-plit-ti of dummy.
Rilllit‘ lit-
tint.» IIlt‘
liiirolnt Hutu-huh I.i)iIL’.i‘, No. it. will
hold at regular meeting tomorrow c\—
citing. nndfii largo nitondunve in re
qu'osivtl ht lIlt' minimum» in t‘hili‘ito,
Mrii. liohert Ill. .\lurtin. ot' IIl‘liIKt"
port. i‘vtiil‘nt-d homo lotiny illit'l' :i
nevorul days' visit with her sister. Mm.
Eva M. Hyatt. of Washington street;
Harry M. Lane. of (‘rosmnt Terrace.
who haltbeen lit at his home for itinilt‘
little time. is now t'onnitlt-riihly
proved. which in welt-nine news to his
friends.
George (ioniutork, the wenthor ox-
xyg't in lirond River, Rllllf's thut the
recent rnin fall amounted to four int li-
es and was it record thinker in tlihi'
section for ii long time punt.
A flor- new electric motor for the|
hiritodf
oruau tit (lrnce (lhurth Ilhii
from Philadelphia and in being inntull
ed by repreuentuiiieu of the Kinetic
'il' nulneering company of that city.
The Firemen‘u Orr-heatra held 0 very
niece-still relienruil. lent Mum. and
govern) of the memhem expect to play
at the anniversary entertainment at
P. t‘. Lounnhtiry Lorine, New England
Order of Protection. next Tuesday
night.
The aciectrnen received word yeaier-
duy from the tiiiperintmident of the
Norwich lie-pita! for the lnnne tiitvt
Mm «Fannie Brown. a former Norwaik
young lady il‘tf‘ltli‘ali)‘ ill and not ex-
pooled to live but at short time. The
Holeoimen have made the necenearr
notifications to the friends 0! Mine
lirown.
Nelnon 'i‘lieiritult. of Went avenue.
in remembering lilo menu locni iriehda
with pontnl curdn. Cards come this
morning front Montreal. Ceilidh.
where the young man in vilitlng.
"Not" was formerly employed in A
W. [lreyftisti’ cigar attire. Mid ha: I
urout many trienda who will be pleu—
ml to hear that he is enjoying him:
aclf. .
“.1” Camera:
an. Paton ' 1. up.
ini-'
, luv“ u wife. and one brother, "f‘homi
the program of the evening. llclrceh
nicutn will he served.
The Bot-thin Store which horn a itii'ito
portion of the sorority oi the norm
because oi’ its size. loiiltmi it little lii‘
one plum on tho ilvrut floor. so that
\vuter unit noticed coming in slowly
over the drone pooda counter. " 'l‘hn
2 hiiit'k Willi covered temporarily with oil
cloth and then turned to number psiil
of tho more The store carpenter wm
sit in work and H00" liud tho ilnuiune'
NilllillliI. Il'llIilI) none of tho stock‘.
“its injured. .
TO TEST TORPEDOES. ‘ i
2
Trial of Whitehead and Davis Cannon
Varieties.
\\‘.\Slll?\'t‘.'l‘tl.\z. tit-t. in. \i'enthot
‘t'uiiiIiiiuliH pvrinittinit. today, :mnn.
\lIll‘l‘I‘ in the noitzhimrhmui oi lv‘ori
Monroe tho Ni”) Ilviiill'iilll'lli pill
t‘i,Ill‘Illi‘l trout in, exported to Iii" it more!
inipni'iniii rotiipnrtitiw for! til‘ the I‘i‘I~
:ii‘ivt- \nluv oi Illu‘tiltilllitl) \‘t'hitriivnit
iiirpmlo new] in the navy and the. nor
our coupon iorpwlt. which in the iii-'2
\‘vniioii oi t‘tnniiuintivr i'ivliiiitl Ilniiu,
0Ill' of the novel ordluutiro exportn.
A grout tilt‘t‘I (‘lltiellliilt‘ line lawn
‘(‘t)ll:~«‘li‘lli‘ll‘tI ill the Noriolk Nul‘l‘ \‘nrd
and tuned out \i‘III
IIIIH‘ lililt‘t‘. tlnt- eitlo will
lIit‘ uiidvrwntur :il'l‘lItlll of :i
and tho oilivr sltir' lli:it of
At, IIII.“ txirgt-t IIII‘ cruiser Montuoiti»
mgr will tIISt‘Iiill‘Qtt mrpwim-n of tilt“
tuo types noun-d. As the
llt‘t'lii'flt')’ in not involved
IIIt' iorpurlot-s will in» dirm-toil
:miiiiel tho tui‘izot by wire f‘OlitM.
‘ ’l‘he Whitehoud curries in tin hluni
‘litliit- one IIIIIliIl't'tI pmittdn oi’ niitittoi-
. ion. which will explode otitt-iltio 0f IIIt‘
(‘1\Ht?lllli(‘. The ('lililiOIl torpedo our’
rich llli eight inch cunuon which will
.tIIiit‘IllIi‘Klt a two hundrlid and fifty
. pound alioli loiided with 40 pouhdu of
high exploulvo. it in expected their
thin shell will penetrate the t‘iirioniittc
and explode its charge within what
leorreuponda to the vital» of a thin;
'\i‘hlth change will work the more
.
liliililflfll' is to he tiet-vi'iiiliitlti.
itiiuro the lust
l'vjvi'tsvii‘
Iiiilllmliip
it t-t'niuvr.
question
iii in this
Hist,
DEPUTY JAILER SHOT AT.
1 Clone Call. _
BROOKLYN (‘onnu (it-.i i9.-Sionie-
lone took ti 8th with u rllle tit Dewitt.
t‘. Park. the deputy .lnilor, lnat night
fired the Ihot. The report ind a no
cutter muffled sound strip: the im-
ttiue and Mr. Park Ill"! gone out upon
the veranda. nttrat‘ied by noise. In
'lie atom] in relief ukulnat the light-
gt-d window». ht.- «looped over to hook
that-k a screen door. lilid Just on he
moved the IIIOI. wnu fired. The bullet
went by bill head and ill‘lIIIlllt‘I through
the window. lodging in the cellifil
oi the office. Prohnuly Mr. Park would
not have been struck if he hli! not
moved. lint'nevertlioleu ho thinkti he
hud a clone call. The count; of the
bullet was not for Irom his hood. it
was evidently tired from a medium
calibre Weapon. A neareh rm mode
of the neighborhood. but no one we:
found. A woman nearby mid one tum
ii men going up the roadviu the Itorm
n abort time hetero the shooting.
Wm
olrbrv outer or wnnnaunv
‘ Pilliflfl but).
WATEW. Oct. JAM-William
Dom deputy other or the Waterbury
Fire Department, tiled this mortiinult
his home, ill Hillside avenue, of heart
trouiiie. Chief nodda had been in poor
* health tor the part two monthe. lie
u nouns. captain of police. chief
Md “SI years of use. tutti urn
George Mitchell. or Wall ntreet no ‘ ‘
furniture dealer has purchaaed a house
and lot at 29 Spring Hill.
0. c. Park, of Brnoklyn. conn.. Hu .'
while he IlOOlI upon the hill verandn. I.
There in no clue to the parlor: who ..
presume that whoever had the ride '2'
had also attached to it it silencer. :'
There Whit I driving min ntorm at the :.
The World’s Best
by Every Test
Belting day in never dreaded. The
well proportioned. perfectly ventilated
oven oooka evenly. quickly and satin, .
iuctorlly. lined and recommended by
all the leading cooking schools.
124' NORTH MAIN ‘BTRIIT
W
a... M-..” .2...— w
The A. J. COLLINS i. COMPANY
IOUTH NORWALK.
Please do not tlilnk any old thing that poultry will eat in good
enough tor them.
it‘eeduwnrowiug Foods. made
(,lnroful poultry~
great value oi fresh, home ground
keepers should appreciate the
ieedaaneh ir‘eednwit‘utteninn
from sound sweet grulnu~ especially an
the price in no higher than western footie. neceeuarlly stole. rind con-
taining in millly instances roll
i return: and worllilcuu weed needs.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. that in price. always in the minds of its content-
rs lionnie Home. Ground Feed for iiornea. Cattle and Poultry.
Bond on In order for one
tamer. Clean, tree irom line.
range, stove or «it feeder.
... ....-...M»N..-.... um ..
Jeddo Goa
That's It !¥-~
A Hot Thing
load. and we will retain you as n cos.
uniform quality. suitable for .furnacc.
Prizes on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
. MET. Mm...
l3 THERE A GOOD NAME
BEHIND THE BEER
YOU DRINK?
Iiuilmi‘, is their :i i‘t‘lilllfliiilfl
let up inniwiiyvivrnge h:it~lt of
It." In” (iii-glut linilit“? 'l‘llt-ro
in twinnd our qnmtimi if the
lulu-l i2 22E».
Exil‘n live:
The! llitiil‘.i;:
Jamil) ilnppt-rt.
ilrowory ltoitlinu."
fiiiiliiik for purity
of hope un2l t'Iwitilifit-n-i
of handling in every
strum li'om looping to thrill do
létori- Hove noted
nuino liupperi Iivt‘r.’
‘2\LII('I.
‘llu Iti‘t'l'
\UII
MAGNER 8. FLYNN
the .
wmnn met-i m wmorno. ’
WI N BTEI). Oct. 19.—— The heavy rain,
has filled Highland Lake to overflow-
ing. nine inches oi eurplun flowing
ovor both Ipiilweyu at the dam this.
forenoon. the highest mark in the fall
for many years. iryolai Lake is also
quite high. disposing of any fear of
u water dhortage thin winter.
. W
IOUTH NORWALK FOOT OFFIOI
MAILS
South Norwalk Poatotfice
MAIL! ARRIVI FROM
loll-M'Polnto-oz55.7. 1 to n. in.
i. 00 3:00 a: 5'5 iiPO'm. 9‘ '
Via-ogre” Ninth—5: 55%”. 8: 30. 10: 50 n. on:
narrowly-3S5 title so a. m'.; 1200. 0:15 p.111.
nirvana—4: It). 0:00. 10: 00 a. in; 1: 00. I: 00,
MAILI GLOOI FOR
Intern Patna—4: 00 (Brit! rt on
into. Lm 'z . oongobp n.1,.
Water-n Felon—0: 62.33 10: .00 u. m.; 11:35.
: : : . . in.
Arthur . IIn.:1.llo, 6:00 p.111.
Norgvsaloo 4:00.00 3039 ‘I’nooz a. on. 1:00.
Méliekoro all8 points clone 5: so I). in. Sun-
Iii. iii. CItOWE. Poltmutor.
Norwalk Postofflce
MIIII .Dunotchod
.m.-—~Euit.
.nn—«Donbury division.
m.-Weat and South Norwrilk.
XXL—*EMI, West and So. Nurwnlk.
0 mmwNew York and Worst.
:6 p. in. will not and South Norwelk.
.ni. w-Dunbury division.
.m..~—l’oinui west of Stamford. Let-
tora only.
m.~Wcut and South Norwaik.
.nmi ~Cointnon Station, Donbury and.
ii
m.-i-‘.rui. Went and So. Nnrwnllr.
p. m. mistrial. Want and So Norwaik.
Sundnyo and Retold”;
not melt closest at 6: 30 p. m.
undny collection at 3: 30 . m.
Mall. Rocuiv
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‘13-'-
Nu»-
l
pg:-
'3 6° GOD-OOQO
l
a
:59! an Hr—ucaafl
'e'oa an
"o
a:
7:00 a. m.‘——-Ail directions.
7:00 a. m.-i.‘ tuition Station.
l7:ll5 rt. m widest, went oi Bridgeport.
iii“: in a. m. Wilton and lirinbury.
lit: 30 n. m. -. South Notwalit.
.il-oo mm m.~»lt:,mtt W eat and So. Norwaik. E
. 12.50 p.i Duittmrv divluton. »
2 ‘2: till :1. ill.“ I-‘nist W cot and So Norwiiilt.
; 30 p in. wide“.
.3 iii p m l‘ .ml and Smith \‘orvrnl‘k.
2.5: on p m »— \‘t-u i‘oik. itiookiyn and south
Stil‘WilIli.
7:30 p. m. —- Tum, \\ out and So \orwrtlk.
; Sunday:
9 do n m. 2mm ll'tst nrid Sn Nortvtilk.
‘ l'ttrrlorti window open {rum to until it!
n in.
E. S. ADAMS. Postmaster.
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
4 BOXES 2‘
Fire Alarm III‘liiIlilliu'li‘l‘fl tit Electric
l W mi in. ‘i‘t-lvpliotw for fire ulnt'tnu.
' 'ti :4
3 \“ilr‘llli‘lRIUll and North Main 818..
NhthrhrlntclIule
4» .xiliiy and ltuxmutiti Hid.
' i. all .u» H t‘uiwt Photon". pi'ii‘nte.
t‘2 Magi.“ r'IIlt liiit'.
'.‘ .\2NV\'itik Hm; -'..tnl '
it iiluwir ltuu tritium and City Hotel:
(i. ( final bl
\“vhl 5t“ Iii’llfiitlifi School.
- \i‘l-tii'uld FL. l'utit‘tif‘d Mid LilicuIl‘i
.b't‘ImuIit.
. North Main tin-l Ann Sta. ‘
wiiiith 5t. :iml lini'vivw Ave.
anriiulk lion Winks.
\‘i’wl .\\'i-. and t‘i-tlnr St.
~lituli Helium], \l'mit Are.
--\\ wt 5i. and Tumor Ave.
xiii)“ Aw. ililtI inure Hi.
2 t'iirattuit nntl Ilvitl‘)’ Sta.
:5 wxfiuliiil Main rind Mniil‘rio Sis.
'2 IAWIilKI-ili AYI‘ mni Austin iii.
\\'2~:si rind Elm (Grow Sin.
South Main 5L. hum-en Grove find
Mondnw RIB.
» \tMi EII‘K‘IIII‘ “‘r-rka, Stole. St.
\Spilni: :iiid t‘liiy Stu.
32'2- ».\lln\'ll.ind unit \\'ntor Sis.
at—uxlmckwoml Mfg Co
Coal' C
Cool weather will seen
with us and you will be
mined.
HARRIS Si GANS CO
South Norwalk
08 Witter Street
HAVE
“min... .....
0211! Coal
be here. Place your order
prepared with the best Coal
Tel. 721
YOU BEEN THE
“Walk - Over” Man
lie in million over Walk-Over Show in the window of
TheWiiite Shoe Store
90 Wflhinxton Street
WHERE THI GOOD "10!! COME FROM
“Nb
9‘
j‘ i ESE—«Fort and Charles Rte.
. 285- 1. John St. and Etilie Ave.
.. III—43mm Ave. rind Fifth St.
I with box
I with box
. in
“Hue blur of will-tie at 8 p. m. Itmdard
I. m..nolooo
:‘ Vfi’hm‘m logntlon" of “hr: ”in“ ninth
‘. wilibo " unite! utm tam '
ll ~FIIlfll‘Id Ave. and (‘odnr St.
vii—t ‘1‘Ii\lur Aw rind SuitIIl Sf
:43 \\tiiiiI\\lIf\I Aw. illitI hloiidnw st
lturtiit and uninim‘d Aim. and Witter
“'um‘iuit‘t‘ rind Leonor-n Men
512 Holden llill ht. utz-i l-‘. lmvitmd~ Ave.
tr:- Wmhlnnton St. llriilito.
:Bilwir‘roiuhi yard and Ann EL,
himNUrvvulk Lock i‘o.. privute.
tit) Iivn nit-ii nuirintortvrlng him-a. .
(M) Mantel box. from VthlIl the num-
ibrr rii’ anv box rtin ho «untitled
l tine atroke M i: noon and I p m...
Himmler-d time. la
l tine ntroke at odd times. testing or
;llno open -
i Two nlrokes after an alarm. fire out. ro-l
calhi department !
Thiltr‘ alow ntrokeu.
off 1-» I»!
At 11:05 1). m. each Wedneoday. a box‘
it: pulled for lost
Eire alarm» for nnv diatrtct iii-o re.
crime! by telephone. 1‘4
«ill
private.
water to be shut
IAIT NONWALK MRI ALARM BOXIO
Fire hood uarters. Van Zuni Si. Tel. no.
nix—«Eur Vii-illusion and Fort Sta.
zit—«Von not an and So. Unborn Ave.
ale—«Elm Ave. and Rowan 8t.
117»-WIntleld 8t.
3-“... net Ave rind Flick 8'
Iii!~—8uview live and Flriit Rt.
luumiiiovard and Second St.
Auxilia be: in Marvin Ichool connect.
Multitu- l“hon in Fitch school oonnoou
tine hint of wilt-tie u odd limea. tent-
or llneq
”3‘22 tut at I .. eve Wednudny.
wo blnnto o whtnllo— ‘l -flre out.
Four hint: ”I. whistle-«1.1 1 1—«ot I. I0
Borne coil M 1110 n. on. one nation.
telephone me to electric utotlon
NORWALK Pill ALAIN.
«Comer oi until end Wail Btu.
STATI LIADU AT VALE.
If your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
NOW THE TIME ‘ .
Luther M. Wright’s
IS THE PLACE
wnet n Ave. and Unto on Pi.
isvfln Hill and Kellen 81.
~— 0
g fit. and Wilton Ave.
I
t
n Pu rk.
nklin Ave. and Lynn Pl.
+§Ieat Ave. nmpterk eioy 8t.
- a houu. rivet. box).
i
We; Ave M rwin Bt
.. 9 .
“~44"er gee. and tirehnrd 8t.
tie-o Igd . and Harbor Ave.
“- oI Arm. near Armory.
I» toveno at. and Elinor-out.
:gflnlnm 8t. and North Ave. ‘
Mn and Cntherine Ste.
Fair er.
near summer at.
nine Ave.
d-mend st. linoa Tindoll Leno.
02~0n "
Ikmut men“ “do Lincoln Ave.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. thw—An only.
III of the resilirltitm in Yale Univer-
rity tor the prevent college your take!
from the preliminary catalogue idiom
Pill lN GHICAOO STOCK YARD.
CHICAGO. Dot. law-Fife motto out
in the glue plant of the..;3ulrberxor l
Elon- Company in the Union Stool!
mile iiitorily litter 7 o’clock thin motor
in; and in it felt intuition flit;
' lbfiflglflid ‘V‘- to "I in "I, u . H.
lit.
Ila-«Eutfive. and Durham 11in».
ROWAYTON Pill ALARM Damon
“whiten
{muff and tBell wood.
iIu—u “the?
mfifinwm
.w. A. unuronmz N. Main'Sb—T‘el. 502“
that Connecticut hi1. intent more Itip
dents than my other etate. 677 initii.
with New York mend, trim.
Peunayitmiiin Witt; 110. ‘ "
- N
.40 _. ‘_
hen yon buy
a Piano 2 2
you want the tone and the making
as good as the case. There is no
better tone, no better making at the .
prices than' ill the Pianos We sell. "
CHICKERING. KRANICH &BACI‘I
' GABLER. STERLING. .
HUNTINGTON, MENDELSSOHN
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.
.
104 Washington St.
Phone 30
His Royal Highness.
the American automoblliet is the In
that we are catering to and in oxide!
to make his nutbmobiie trip a trill
al procession we ask him to bring
this shop before starting out. We
overhaul it, tighten up screws and title
' lIiIIIel‘V ptit in new parts, out hi: my
glue hrakos, magneto. plugs. etc., in
good working cider and make hid
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
nmunce by bringing his auto to i
l
W
m
53 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line?
Eyes Examined Free -
O. B. Jackson
Optician
FACTS COUNT
Two Positions in One day at $2. 00. per day
It pays you to attend
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
South “Nor-walk
Stamford Port Chester
ELMER E. CA8! W. R. THOMPSO ,
Automobile Repairing
linvlnx leased the Nelson Taylor building. Stoumhont Place, we
are now in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice. Telephone your auto trotihlee to us.
Machine Work a Specialty .
1!? Specialty Manniecturing Co
40 m... III-00!. ; ' Iouui Norwllk.
V
SWeet Potato
.0... 0...... per peck 35c
Extra lame Cahbnso........... 7st Quince-I. basket
Homo Spinach. peck 30o] Peers. buket
Yellow Turnipa. peck .25“ Tokay Greper. lb. .............
Green Tomtitoon. basket. .......36o| Full Pippin Apples. peck .........
Hubbard and Murrow Sullhlh, lb. .ae] itxiro large Cranberriee. qt..."
Won
UNITED GROCERY COMPA
no nonrn mm “all?
2-..c..-..Iuioctio
loltllal‘lciotltt
their ever iifiouiti m that the?
alt right. Any strain Ilid'ui
looked tier and corrected at 2
We Wd 0 .
graduate p ' .
Norwalk Chronicler