Comfortables and
Blankets
At Low Prices
Comfortabiu at 904: to 03.00
Blankets. full size, 000 to 85.00
E K. BANKS
KAI‘MOKEMQ HOTEL HAWK. '
SOUTH QNORWALK
LOCA
NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
._.._, .
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettied
and cooler tonight; Saturday fair and
cooler. Cloudy and unsettled weather
prevails generally in all sections cast
of the Mississippi river. The rain
fail during the last 24 hours hasbeen
general over the northeastern sec-
tions: with light,‘ scattered showers
over the southern sections and the
Lake region. Pleasant weather with
low temperatures prc 'nila In the West.
ern sections. Freezing teiuperuturea
with killing frosts Were reported 1111'
1dr south 115 Kansas.
é—v—
titans 01:11)) 111'“ 1107
To!“ IT HAIKIII
(Continued from First Page.)
A two days’ battle between the gov-;
Gradient forces from the north. until
the nevoiutiouista ended in a victory
for the latter.
The rebels forced the imperial
troops to retreat to a point ten miles
north of Hankow.
The loyalista' sailboats dropped sev-
cral‘mliss down the river. '
PEKING. Oct. 20. when which had
prevailed here since yoltorday were
cbnilrmed tonight by an Associated
Press dispatch from Hankow which
stated that the rebels were winning. ‘
SHANGHAI. China, Oct. 20.—-—The
following meésage firom Vice-Admiral
Winsloe, the senior British naval odl.
car at Hankow. sent by wireless from
a British vessel off 'Hankow. was ro-
ceived here this morning: “All tele-
graph lines to Shanghai and to Peking
yore destroyed by lire last night for
a distance of a mile beyond the set-
tlementf'
Another wireless message despatch
ad from Haukow at. noon. today and re-
transmitted over the land lines all
Kiu~Kiang. reaching here at l o'clocit.7
says that .thc government troops no
treatedup SeVenty Mile Creek, while,
the Chinese warships withdrew down‘
the river out of sight. The revoiu- ,
tionatries claim a areal victory.
‘Still another message says that the?
revolutionists at ilankow declare thcyi
captured the river side and the midi
way station. after which all the Chin-g
one warships areireuted will) the cit-i
ception of one c,ruis.4.-r which acceded;
to the rebels
'iiw when! of the imperialists at
Hankow is confirmed in oiher des-
pairhcs from Kin-Kinny. which slum
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY..
'l‘empernture: Millilllilllll, 63; maxi-
mum. liii, Cloudy. i
(Handy
ice croum and bakery pro-
dip. s .11 i". A. Lulu-.34. ‘
ilind ll)..- S]l(‘('IIiIS for
iiw uni-ll (.11): my dime.
tinturduy at
“will Klii'dl
Soc zniwriiscnu 11'.
iii): sail: or goods tit
Mil (zip-H's.
t'mupnu) I»
lic'ltd ll 110W.
ii ;t(l\'t-l‘li5ti-‘
liil'lti w1il illis‘i't‘si you.
Ki'ii‘di’i‘ A"
The Norwnih l'ii‘vl'.—-.illl.\‘ :oue down,
mixing illli Iiit‘ U\'l'|lili\\' iii'l' during the
:hi.
Ill
:Alt‘tn‘noy Lilli) 'll'uvfs“. of Nbi‘\vull., is
P‘ii‘liillllg the day in Bridgeport on
liminous.
it dollar simia- :tu :li'l‘lllilli .li ’iil‘
South Nurnnlk Sarina. innit. SW
ndvm-iist-un-ni.
Spt-i'ini ])i'it‘)'.-' im' luttnu'ron' lit llvt'k-
munu's. ‘i‘iu- :tdvcriisonlcnl will tell
you about ilw hummus.
Minn Marie Wollignl'tuvr. of lra (‘
Gregory‘s office, injoyed a \ai'ntion
yesterday from he: lutios.
Miss Clui‘a‘” M. Martin. oi .\lnn<i)en-
ter, New Hampnhire. is (-‘Xlit'f‘lt-ti today
ill the home of Mrs. (i. ii. Kimball,
in West Htrt'ei, for ". visit. Miss Mar-
lin comes from Mrs. Kimbnli‘s home
town.
William M. intuit. Npetinl agent of
the Royal 'l‘y'peuiiler (".()1upun} of
Hartford. is visiting i“. C. Rivdvi. i'o)
mcr represelltntiw in town The in)
tor is introducing him about the town
to his many tirlends.
-—-
if you haven't the ready inoney and
u-uliy need clothing for any member}
of your family why not take advanné
tune of the (:redit._ayatem at (lately ct.
Brennan‘s. They will clothe the fam-
ily from head to foot at a small cut-
lay of cash. Else particulars in ad-
vnrtisement.
woos maao's sic nan 71991.2.
A big red apple was on the desk of
(founty Commissioner Mead of Green-
wich, yesterday, in Bridgeport. Wimti
kind it was could not be determined
by visitors. Finally Judge Mead was
prevailed upon to tell what variety it
come from. and in) ventured the follow-
ins:
"i was on my way to the debot this
morning. and as l was passing through
the large orchard at my home i look-
«d at the fruit which was upon the
«rm-a. My eyes rested upon a lame
rminpplo.a1)(i.tnhlng it from the
branch. 1 now lhill. it Was of the kind
that was wry source in this vicinity.
(in clout-r observance I saw that it
was what in known, as a “strawberry
nppio.‘ You can use the strawberry
114'ch protruding from underline skin
of the apple. 1 think it is quite a eu-
riosiiy and so I decided to bring it
along with me and let my friends no
it "
Chocolates. l-ib Bt'nit?y ‘
.......... .m._......
‘ pod.
i2}. will “fill has i'uwn lual in it. till
‘illills'
Vintnits t‘illilililit‘ 1.11m) Shipments ui' :-il~
that the (‘hincao nnnlmnis are rotreub
in: it) Kin-lilting. The conduct of the.
:rr‘lwls nt ilnnhnw in reported to he c.\'~
cmplnry, \lnriitti low is living unforc-
oil.
The run on the hooks ilt'l’l" has stop-
but tho nntin- hunks art: unable
to pay llit'ir oliliiinliiiiuu tillil’iill, and
luminous is at :1 standstill, .\li'cnd.\'
()ii)
17'\\I‘19IIII‘ situation it) o in quiet.
'ihv- wucrnhh North (hind dnii)
.\c\\.~= unlit' limes nu ultiiiiulc illillt‘llfli
victory, in an minorini today. and
‘ i‘ho I'\I‘HI.“ of 1ii(' past \\'l't'kt‘i
must Ii'illi in :1 ccnuino
grimhnr-w "
HUNHKUNH.
i‘IHIl'v'N oi
tut in. .7 ‘l‘ht- Iiii‘t'illii
\‘ei‘, inrludiug li"liir»ii dollars to Nut-iii
China. onion 1.) the luv) that l‘i.inu.~m
paper current 5 tiiqruilm .i.
‘l‘in- uiui‘ltv-i is pin. iirull) dwpl
slvm'ivi.
'i’iw liuarii of Poets and t‘mulnuni
rations has lilfiil‘lit'lmi lilo trioii‘nph
‘::ldnilnlrtrillion to lll‘(‘l'lll ivloxrnuis in
plain iilliililililt- (ml) and to not trans-
.)iil t'ipliv'i‘
1min:
in
1'It'll ti?
Illl’fifillllf‘fi.
HUB RAN “as
_ The World’s Best
by Every Test.
Baking day is never dreaded. The
well proportioned perfectly ventilated
oven cooks evenly. ”quickly and satin)
factoriiy. Used and recommended by
all the leading cooking schools.
..... w
Thé A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-13 NORTH MAIN OTRIET
scum noawatx.
Ideas.) do not think any old thing that poultry will eat in good
enough for them.
Careful poultry
great value of fresh, home ground
keepers should appreciate the
foeds~Mnsh Feedswr‘aneninx
I’0(!(IS'~-(Il‘0willg Feeds, made from sound swoet grains-«especially as
the price is no higher than western foods. necessarily stale. and con-
tillltillg in army llluliillCea mill refuse and worthless wood seed».
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ersw-ilounie Home (lround Feed for i-iorses. (tattle and Poultry.
Jeddo Coa
tomsr.
range, stove or self feeder.
Clean. free from slats.
Pri:ca on application.
That's It !———
A Hot Thing
Send us an order for 0110 load, and we will raisin you as a cus-
uniform quality, suitable for furnace.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
' injured in the week here today to a
' will. for all point); clock a: '10 p. n). a... .
”a. a... nun—pecan
one attach: ‘1 HURT.
MA‘RSHALL, means, Oct. 200—0110
person was killed and fifteen seriously
llasaenger train.
"Learn to labor and to wait." says,
the Psalmist—Chicago BocordHeraid.
Well, well. And we had the in)-
preasion it was Longfellow.
T
COUTH NORWALK FOOT OFFIOI
South NorWalk Postoffice
MAILI snow: room
la r1)I grate—63:“ .00. 'l: 00. 10:80 a. 111.:
wJ-to’m colitis—11:“ )1 32m :0. 10:10 a. 11).:
Danburzva-li: .052” s: 30 a. 51.: 1: 00. 5:10 p. at
N:M.'m —~0::.10.aoo 10:00a.m.:1:00.8.00.
: p.m
MAIL. GLOOI IOR
last-r1) P0 ate-0: 00 Bria rt cal
s:.:«u)o :1'. ( ."Ri‘bp.m"
Waator'n "'3‘0'3931 .10. ”'01 :00 a. 111.; 10: 00,
Daobur —-tl. on 15:40 a. 91'11.) ':1 co.
NomalzT—d: so; 9: 00. .0113? I“ -ou.
ays.
11:. E. CROWE, Postmaster.
Norwallt Postofflce
Malia lbaaoateltod~
m.-— ”Eu
m.-Dnnhury divlslo 0.11
m.-—Weat at! South Norwalk.
eat and 80. No walk.
”Q3222
gr?!
in 5.3 cow-
on
. In.
to. -Danbury dlvis on.
m .~Polnu west of Stamford. Lat-
ony.l
m—Wel'lo and South Norwaik.
m. «Cannon Station. Dnnbury and
Wilton
m.—-I‘lnlt. West on So. Norwalk.
meast. West 11)) Ho. Norwalk.
Sundays and Holidays.
t mall closes at 5: 30
0° 9° an.
pa pp 9;
m—
SE3
I
I
, ".’.—mu...“ “MW.
is THERE A GOOD NAME
BEHIND THE BEER
YOU DRINK?
linliu-l' -» liwrc n I'd‘lviliflihl“
lnr up how at lit-\‘ol'nnv lurk nf
homo" 'l'hvro
question if II‘."
:lic lulu-i m: ”it
is iwyoutl an;
lulu-l l‘i':)1i:~. ductil) iluppcn,
1mm Ht".‘l', lama-1i} litiiliililt"
'i'nui imprint l'illiIIb’ tor purity
of hop»: and \\.i'1|l‘_ (lonltllnoen
of handling 21.. ‘wm in over)
lioln inviting lo iiuni do
H.110 mu litrtnl tho
llllllll' Rnpptrt lite '
oliitl'
IiHl‘l‘
MAGNER 8. FLYN N
NEW LONDON GETS WATERWAYS '
MEETING.
...... .—
Convention to Be Held There Next.
i
i September. ‘
Ril,‘il.\iii.\iii. \'11. (int. 2“. ~\\‘ith tho5
realm-lion of ("chart-snout!) .i. Hump.
ton Monro of Philadelphia. as its pros»
idoni. and lilo avioriion of New Lon;
.‘don. (‘onn., as tho meeting place for
'lts convention nt-xt Sepit-miu- r the Al
ilnntlc Dec-pol “dim unis Association
lflnished the business sessions of its
iiourth annual comontlon yesterday
A .1 cnoiulion was adopted appointing
it") mmmitict- of in) members to urge
'nunnnnnanuimand lirii (min rd fw fw~
tupon President 1))“ and Canines»
legislation carrying into effect the
rcrominemlalions by
engineers of the United States army
{or the extension and improvement of.
the lntrwooastal waterways system.
l
MT. DESIR‘T lN OCTOIIR. ‘1
‘A sketch of bio on Mt. Desert in
the Osntuny says:
Ambassador Bryce once told me
that he preferred the clear. sharp.
days when the northern character of
rounded. acnlio- mountains, remind
one more of the Mediterranean.
indeed. the clear, sharp October of}
Mt. Desert has a special charm. Fur
than in all rare rods from Grands. to
ruby and from pink toé crimson. the.
blueberry bushes burst into their au-'
tnmnai glory high on the mountains“
mellowed by the wanton remnant of
their more conservative leaves. 0an
on the island‘s most unique offectsi
comes when the sun abruptly doing»,
a whole mountain posit. shining;
through the blueberry clumps in s‘
riot of color, intensified by the solid
affects of the laborer hardwood fol
1m below. by the daflla of the stunt
1.10:). of the distant m.
cacw'ina TOWN.
"ifow' a Pisskviilof"
”damn: metropolitan 101111110 tell
.'l‘its Billie 1101111) has 11).. mum‘.
the boards of "
the island in mort- boldly defined. to If
the mist), romantic effects when its OW
ed yodiins wont-«01.1110 the varied. ”m
J
0211! Coal! Ceali
Cool weather will soon be here.
Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal
rained
Tel. 721
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
“Walk -0ver” Man?
lie is walking over Wallooyer Show) in lite window of
TheWhite. Shoe Store
90 Washington Street
WHERE THE GOOD SHOES COME FROM
HARRIS 81 GANS 00.;
()8 Water Street South Norwaikgu...r No...”
w... : l-‘ira hoodqunrlcrn. Var) Zuni St.
. 3|?
' . Ialwfiuviow
- g Auxli
H :“Em him
valtm 11.1""! I)?“
1911":
“The recipients of the 1000 110300»
”a: a~ ”934.1,.“ taxicab"-'oCthttict-i010'“?l filled more than half of "100000
seats of the gymnasium”
There is nothing mid I
If your Carriage. Wagon 01' Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
now run 'rma
Luther M. Wright’s?
I! .'I'HE PLACE ' . .
‘l
macs
day collection at 3:301). in.
Malta Resolve »
ll directions.‘
mmon Station.
m. «4511141 wost of Bridgeport.
. m. ~Wilton and Danbury.
. 1n.—- Suuii) Nurwaik .
00 11.1)) mica»). W old and So. Norwalk. .
50 p. In. «listibmy division.
(40 9. mm E11111. West and So. Norwnlk.
:ii')
;0
.m.»
“3Lcc
:WC‘CO
ray—
:1 m. wlinot.
1) 1111143115! and South Norwalk.
0 p. m. .. Von l',ork Brooklyn and South
wanlk.
:30 p. lip—«East. V) out and So. Norwalk.
Sundays. .
East. “’11“ and So. Not-walk.
window open from 9 until 10
E. 8. ADAMS. Posimantcr.
"11:11:11.? AR MS
‘r'.'=""‘"”"“""
20051. in.”-
| ‘arriers'
a. m.
When you buy
a Piano
you want the tone and the making
as good as the dose. There “is 11ij
better tone, no better making at the
‘fprices than in the Pianos we sell. '
CHICKERING, KRANICH &BACII_
GABLER. STERLING , u ,
HUNTINGTON. MENDELSSOHN?
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
C0.
104 Washington St.
Phone . 30
His Royal? Highness
the American automobilist, is the man
that so are catering to and in ord
to make his automobile trip it tries) ,
al procession we ask him’to bringltibo
this shop before starting out. We wit
overhaul it, tighten up screws antima-
chinery, put in new parts. put his err-V
glue. brakes, magneto. plugs, etc, in
good working order and make hid
journey a pleasant one by lack a! an. .
anytime by bringing his auto to 1
w. A. HANroni) 42 N. Main St..-——Tel 502“
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
. BOXES
Fire Alarm “commuters at lillcclric
Works, 'l‘.14~pi)unr- for tire :ilnrms.
No. It.
'I)-)‘\\'iuillillflliih and North Main Sta”
.‘Illiillt‘lll‘flll' llult'l.
I alloy and ltnylraund Sin.
5 1. l A» ll I'uutrl Factory. pi'iynie.
t’i {lloyt‘a ‘l‘ilmlic
7. Smooth Iluspitnl.
11 “unit llnil l
-) l‘ to 9).: Fl.
2 \\\(~.-=l 141.. Franklin School.
1. xt‘mwunl 81.. tit-livid)! illld Lincoln
Sl‘liv‘mlfi.
. North Main and A111) Sis.
High St 1nd llnnin-n Ara.
55.1))“th hon “mks
i7:~\\..-«i \1.) and (‘minr Ft.
Wiligh St‘lwul, “'1!!! AVc
mum and City Hotels
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
0.1’). J ackSon
”Optician
Everything' to the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Wont Si and Taylor .-\\e.
,1: xlCIy Aw. and lamp Si.
- l‘livnliltll xiii)! Huliiy SH.
15mm) Mali) and Mouruv Sta.
, imxinpi-m :\\'v and A satin St.
‘1 \th :unl lilltn Grow .‘lea.
Scull) Mutt) $1.. lwlu'rvn Grove and
.‘II‘INIUW Slit.
\lMI Electric Works. Fillle St.
\h‘lu‘ln): 11nd t‘iuv .‘ilN.
"‘iHltVlllllld and \ ‘otcr Sis.
37-hIa4K‘kWutflI Mfg. Co.
mh‘alrfieid Ave. and Cedar St.
L' Taylor .-\\'t‘. and South Hi.
Woodhull] Aw. and Munich N‘l
lluriiit and quintnid Awe. and Water
\\ umln 1111i and Loon-l4 1: Ana.
hilltltll Hill HI. “fill l': |illW1md AVG.
Washington St initial.
53 Freight )Md and Ann M.
of Nolnnik luck t‘ .1. priuue
ix) l'v'iiult'! numlnlvrh-rlnu boxes.
(Mi Muster box. from which lilo num-
‘ivv-r of any lmx Will in: ammtiad.
Olin strain» 111 12 llmlll and 8 It 111..
.nlnudnrd time, 1-
lim- stroke at odd llnlcu.
lino upon. l-
(‘11:) strokes alter an alum). lira out. ro-
:r1)lln d. paltnwnt l»l
'linoc slow strokes, water to be shut
off. lwl—t‘l
Al 12 (if) p m.
in FINN“ for test ‘
ire alarms for any district also ro-i
crltcd by toil-phone. 2t.
prim )_
testing or
such Wednesday. uboxg
ALK FIRE ALARM IOXII;
Tel. 110.
212— East Washington and Fort Sta.
idlh Van 2111)! iii. and Ho Osborn Ava.
titltl blunt Au) and Rowan St. *
Winfield sit l
”Iv Fort and Charles Rt». ;
:0— Eut Ave. and Fillli‘ 11.8!
lit-81. John at. and Edit): Ava.
vs and Pin)! 81.
3:16 liouiavn and hocond Rt
' Tau ~(‘ou Ave. and mono 3
“monitor“. box in Marvin school connccta'
:‘box in Fitch school connects
with in):
On. blast of whistle at odd times. tut-l
or line 30:.
whistle til I p. 11). standard
Wean ”day.
”tall 1)»— 11» Ill)» out.
Four blast): of whistle—~14 1~1-at no
i
lmlox lost at 8 l
a. 111.. no hoot. ‘
i
Two blasts t
.IVOI'
8am 1:111:22.“ 11: 80 a. m.. cm union.
to electric!“ station
Mail 0.013311%“? alarm
in.
wlIlba ' carat hos.
noawdtx Has ALARM.
lI or or of llaind and Wat 811). i
at 111) Ave. and
":8 ring illlLand Kalnlou Ill. 1
I - nlon Pa
0 ‘mau it. and Wilt 11 Ava.
27n- ranlIlin Ave. and .ynaaal’i l
antfl Ave. an dieing;| i
ma. rivalsm his).
A." Marv
”- arbor Ave and Orchard at.
“wt. anal ill. and Harbor Avo.
lichal Ava. near Armory.
10 towns 111.4111 nimcrost.
42w moo tit.8 and orth Ava.
timusin 11 Catherine his.
... New 1111111111 road and Fair at.
‘hoatnut and near 811m 01- at.
-.. will fit. and . 1
«- Grand Fit. and “r10 all fans.
:1
two Ore res
“will?“ Ave. and Idncoln Ava
u... t Ave. and More Lane.
Amid). 1000010..
il‘ronljtho Columbia University
Quarterly. smoother number. in the
articles devoted to "Commencement“-
mWar. ..
“At a piano maul.“
"Oh What a bore... Didn’t it
ran,“
Post.
“Where were you this afternoonl’
the":1
"No. l was the mutant-011W,»
IOWAY‘I‘ON Nil ALARM OIOTRIO‘N
:0-umlhnd A“. to N. Y.) N. H. O ll.
I.1011)" and Ball Island.
W arxaa rancv roman. a pack
FACTS COUNT '
Two Positions in One day at 52.00 per day
It pays you to attend
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
South Norwalk
Stamford Port Chester
fig
=23:
ELMER E. CASE W. R. THOMPSONHV
utomobile Repairing
Having leased the Nelson Taylor building. Steamboat Place. we
are now in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice.
Telephone your auto troubles to us. .
Machine Work a Specialty
1'19 Specialty Manufacturing Co.’
40 Watar airs». loath Norwaik. c ‘
Sweet Potatoes
voun cabana per 'DeCk. 350 ,
Extra large (labimgc............7ci Quint-cs. basket; “.00.:
Home Spinach. peck. .300ii’enrs. bullet. ...................W
Yellow Turnlpa, peck ...........2001Tokny Grapes. 1b. .............zfio
Green Tomatoes, basket ........35ol Fail Pippin Apples. peril ........ T
iiubbm'd and Marrow Sqttanh. lb..aoi Extra large Cranberriéa. qt.....‘..'1l’ol
UNITED GROCERY COMPAN
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
EXTRA SPECIALS
at tile Abl’ Store
vaav our Infill, a pound ..,
Norwalk Chronicler