. ‘fiucklnuhlln Post. Noilll. G. A. B...
will meet tonight as usual.
m
, Louis J. Kroger and family, of New
Canaan. have moved to Norwalk.
Comfortablés and)
~ Blankets
" at new Price's
comlomulol it as: lo‘tullo
‘Blsnkets. full site, She to $6.00
E. c BANKS
mm no Horne amen.
some uonwanx
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ynnes, of New
Canaan, visited in Norwaik on Man-
day. ,.
An important regular meeting of the
Hetters' Sick Benefit Society will be
held tonight. .
—-I)on't forget the auction at 26
Center avenue, Norwalk. Saturday.
Mrs. Swords, of South Main street.
Is entertaining the members of the
Friday Afternoon Club at her home.
thin afternoon.
William D. Clark, of New Canaan.
has sold his pony and outfit, and hill
pacer' “Liane" to C. A. Sammie, of
South Norwnlk.
m
Edwin Raymond and sister, Mrs.
Venzandt, of Norwalk, are the guests
of Mrs. George H. Raymond. on Garter
’area in the northern sections, but the
f ”In thillllllp,
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Unsettled
Weather with light rain tonight or
Saturday; Somewhat colder; moderate
north to northwest winds. A disturb-
ance central this morning near Key
West. Fla, is producing rainy weather
on the South Atlantic and East Guili
coasts. There is no welldoilned storm 1
l
temperature is low and snow was lo
ported this morning from Colorado
Kansas, Michigan New York, Vol l
mont and Mann: A“ “”93 or high 1“” lbencilt oi the DaV Nulnorl at tho roul—
nule that in central chr South Behold-(19“,... 0f “ illianl ll
‘ ‘ is producing a modem nie- (old were he
f tween the llorkV' Mountains and the
Mississippi l‘izVol . .
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.,’
.. he _
Tompl‘uatulo: .VIiniVuunl, 7.0;
lnuln. TI. Partly cloud).
lllilhl
Mr. and Mrs. ("hark-ls Silllllniz-I and
mm. oi‘ South Norirulit. vision! a Will]
)‘l'liillV‘t‘S in New l'nnaall, Sulldul. I
it is l‘V'lllt‘lli Illl‘I'C I» Il’illli in ilit'I
old llt'llt‘f that VV'lliil'i‘ \Vlli not so! in.
until the brook-s iiiill points tli'l‘ :uil.
Mr. Hill .Vi's. VV'nIIIIi' Hawkins. oi
Somalk, hlit'lll SullVIaV .VV'llll Vlr and
fill.» .I. .V. ll;l\V'l.lli:~', Iln l’nl'k sil‘III-l,
..
These bountiful (Illyunl‘o lu‘inuinl.’
out. the nutolnollilisls and (lint-or .lllr-
V'iS S. Murray on the ll‘ilillt' duty ha:V
his hands full. 4
.l, S, liill‘ltlI‘V', fill, and It. illVVl ,Vlust-v-xi
77., will cross out-s tomorrow (‘V‘t‘lllll'l
for the rit‘l’lilill unnu- in tho Nulwnlll
Club pool [tilll‘llillllt‘lll
Vile lIlVItlIlol V'.ln lll)l)Stlll', of West-
polt aVonuo. il- spending a it‘Vl days
in Bridgeport with Vlr. and Mrs. M-
liol‘t (.‘Vrlllliu'od, of that City.
It is expected that the Nth-walk
cases to come before the Supt-onu-
Court of Errors which is Sitting iu‘
Bridgeport will be reached and prob-f
ably disposed of today. i
Tile Womans \lllllli'lpal lt‘iiilllt‘ 01‘
South Nol walk will meet VlomiaV, 0t
,tobelr 30, at 'i: 30 p. m. at the Rent
Room, 1 Washington silent Execu-
tive board will met at hi. hi.
l
41...le Style Caps. O‘Brien.‘
(in Thursday of next Week
.VIIthII basketball team will play the
Naval Militia at. the ArlnorV and onl
Nowmbol 22 the Militia bmn VVilI
play the Atwoods in the Auditorium.
..v.
Lodge, No 19. Knights oi Pythias,
which was bold, Inst oveninli. It was
voted to hold a. special meeting on
November 1.’ til. at which time the an
niverllary of the lodge will be cele-
bratedu
~Norwalk Ilinh vs. St. Mary's Y, M.
0., at Amusement Park, Saturday, :i
p. m. Admission the.
St. Mary'll Young Men‘s Club of
Norwalk, a hustling little organization.
in to hold a dance and card party in
the town assembly hall on the evening
of November 22nd. This was the vote
of the last meeting and the commit-
toes are at Work upon their various
duties. ‘
As a result of yesterday’ s ball game,
a fight was started l'n Warlllnlrton
street under the bridge by two Well
lmown and respected young men. who
in the excitement of the moment lost
control of their tempers. Constable
Henry C. Seller interfered and stopped
the free". 1
on: . BEST*~
Saturday C 1 lilies
street. New Canaan.
walk, enjoyed a pleasant Visit with
Mr. and Mrs. ‘0. id.
ford avenue, New Canon. Sunday.
city, in spending the winter in South
Wilton and will commute between that
their honeymoon trip and taken up
their residence at 51 llJVVlcVV aVenue
i
loll lllt'
Mr. and'Mre. Alvin lieerdt, of Nor-
iV‘nlrty, of Siam-
William Hurlbuit, of New York
Illll'e and his businehs in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. lilii'lllll V-‘nn anenon.
wide and groom, have returned from
.Vfil-rnoon ten pill in) eorvoll for the
(hutch. 3. Se}‘- "
lnolll utltot on Sniulng nl‘lolnoou.;
lOttoln-r 38 floln 1:: ‘ili in .3. .30 oc.lo.lt
..._....._.._..
The condition oi 'ltll'nlll‘v (In {ken
VVllo lion in .l‘. lin- lllnilllill in some i
n, uhat ilnprmod today had he has long- l
or per IllllS of smut
onsl lollsnl-s‘a He
it“l()9lll7.t,ltl lVlllI oi ill:- noun, Mull-rd:ly,i
Although be (mild not 1”.th VV'ilh llim
___,- . .
.‘liS. VV'ilil Inm ll F-VVI Nlrdadlus lolllrn
mi lllllll II-Villuo poll. \Vlllll' :Vllv nliolld ,
marriage of Vim. .Viul‘V‘ lit-i1
StlIVlIllson lo .Vl‘iilnl‘ .\'. \\'ll.IlIIlIl', on,
\V'olillvsdn} VVl :li:l..'. Ail-:2: Limino
lllI‘V’llilllll. gzlnnlinuulllvi‘ of Mi‘S
SVVVIl'lls, VV'lt'iV lllt' lioll'u" girl.
For-Snip l-‘illI'I Inn-loll terrier,
rill-ah. ll. VV’. Itllylnnmi.
IleV'. iiornnrll V'ululhn, of London.
i-‘nnlnnd the distinlnliwlml lvuuit for
tutor, in the guest of “V‘V. tl. .l. (‘n'
loll. pantol oi St. .ll)‘~'l']lll.~V ltoinnn
l‘nihoiil- (‘hul'l-h, of Norwalk.
tier, Vir. Vaughn will aiVlI all mun-.m-
ill Soulll Nel‘ll‘lllk at some future Il:nl-.
g...—
Sllniil
.Vlllyor VV'iliinnl li‘. 'l‘nlnlullny.
tor .lt’l't‘llllllll IiIVlloVnn, (‘lty t‘lm‘ll John.
J. (‘llip-n, “no..." Ii. ,ViernIVon and;
John .Verluhon haw lit'i‘ll invited to of
dinner to In- gin-n, thlll owning l|}"
llV‘V‘. I-‘ulhol- V'aulllll. tho tllrillllfllllflllt'tl:
lt’l‘llii't'l', to a friend l'ronl Mannheim-l
St‘llli. l
Ril'hili‘d llatlilllll‘llllt', lilo colt-Ili‘atodl
[null and author. and .Viiss llvlon Peril ;
VVole untied Ill lnulriauc ill the l'or- i
nlol 'a palatial l‘l‘fillll‘llll', in ’l‘okoheko,i
todaV at high noon ’lhe tut-molly was‘
llt‘l‘lllimed by an eminent Ilolllon di-
VlIK‘ and the core :nonV Van-V witnessed
in a gathering or many of the groom s
llltlnl) fricndu iiml associates.
COVlllt-illllnn \Vllllhllr Miller,
George It Green of
acceptance and‘ the short time he-
tween today and Tueaday gave the
members of the bribe insufficient. op-
portunity to arrange for a recdption
fitting to a man of Mr. Green's stand-
ing in the lodge and the meeting wall
postponed until November 21.
SOME GIRLS i KNOW.
Ann talks of culture, lolllr and deep,
Though Ann. indeed. lli not magnetic
She talks until I fell asleep—-
A sort of gentle Ann onlhetio.
Of fair Louise i sing. for ehc'e
A dream In bathing unit of blue,
She seemed today a mermaid gay,
And thus I met my water-Lou.
There‘s Anna: she was quite maroon:
To melanchoiln she seemer fated.
She married. Now she's quite Jeooso'.
The wedding made her Anne install.
Aurore causes me to slsh.
She melts my heart thsts fur fromn
callous.
Light of my lifel She's really my
' Most bright aurora, borenlis.
-—Town Topics.
we
a
‘ "Wss it a very bed play, than?” he
No Modern Kitchen' IS Cempicte,
without a
Hub ange
The Hub is a well and dllrsbly made
Stove, an excellent baker, and for
easy management and economy of fuel
it is absolutely without equal. Hub
Ranges are the world‘s best by every
test. We the Range that bakes.
The A. J. COLLINS, COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN GTRIIT
IOUTH NORWALK.
. erlolt Spear. died It. a uanltarium In
f oily.
avenue, dlor very suddenly at: hill
From the egg comes the chicken. from the chicken comes the
egg; bllt where, when and how will; the game started?
There‘s no halo ot mystery over Donnie Poultry Feeds. for they
are made olliy of the richest and the finest of grains Iprocurable. and
there‘s a feed for every need—Bonnie (lblck Feed, Scratch Feed, Mash
Feed and tlrowing Feed.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
crew-"Bonnie Home tlround Feed tor Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
, .
That s It !——
JCddO Goa A Hot'l‘hing
Send us an order for one load, and we will retain you il a cus-
tomer. Clean. tired from siste.unitorm quality. suitable for Out-once.
range, stove or selfteeder. Prizes on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
, I
of tin-I
‘rne Tribe. Nil, till. improved Order of‘ L
the; Red Men, received word from the Moms :2
Iiirmlnltton,i '
N. Y. pest lrreai locohonoe of the Red -
gluoll, this morning, to the effect that
Mr, tlreen had accepted the prolterolt’
W imitation to be pron-at at the meet} -
M the meeting 0‘ 0“"? “m“(‘ll'lng ol’ the Tribe on Tuesday of next:
week. The late. arriVel of the letter of‘
STUDYING HOW TO GET
THE BEST
nip] l‘til‘vr'li him-la nlui (‘lilllt'l‘nl
Lithium :u n: plu VIusV by romlnu
stimuli! in \lilmll'l‘ & Flynn‘s
You will still. IV‘V lillll inst Vthi
suit-l Vlull l.l.~ ~ in lllt‘ choir-oat
'V‘ltilmttltl Ilolu twaundl Ilnlll
lullztit and “II II\ It Illa
lVVV'ecl VVllH‘rV‘ ‘l‘, Simian omit,
and Portugal. or ilmm- no the
V‘llVo-I'ind hills of‘ llinno Swot-t
lilngen on the H mm" or any
thine lhut you lit'hlrt‘ in this
lip.» of
Magnet 8: Flynn
Sena-i W. ._
aI' Coal' Coal
Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best can
mined. .
HARRIS 81 GANS COJ
08 Water Street
Tel. ,72I South Norwsik:
i
Our “Queen Quality” Shoe
Has an improved flexible ulnshod Insole, slashed at an angle. p’l‘oduo-
ing a series of flexible overlapping avail-ll. like these (If a hull. than
making the sole of welted shoe as: flexible as the soilI of a turn solo.
, Come inwlloe for yourself.
The White Shoe Stere ll
90_Wssllia¢ton St. “Where the Good Shoes Comeil‘rom”
-,s e e,e final I s e}: - e:s,u s u;-'- I '
Now is the Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. erght s
18 THE PLACE
LORD B‘l’RA‘t‘HcONA’l IPlRlT.
When Lord Btratheons.‘ Canada's
high commissioner in mutton. made
hurried trip arrest the Atlantic
the other day. Intending tore‘maln
on this side at the water less than
I week, p'eople' wandered how a mum
of 91 could maintain the pace set bit
this pioneer of Hudson‘s Buy. real.
Ill. 'l‘hey tell this lltoi‘ll about. him
at least; When. they sell. he reached
iii years. he renewed the lease a! his
London house. He always attends'to
the details of such thin“ pmohllly.
hull When he presented the lease to
his secretary tor illlng. the letter «I
claimed: .
dlers' Home. ill Nomton, last evening;
The remalnll were taken to Danburyi
this afternoon by Funeral Director A..
J Collins. The interment will take 2
place in the Catholic cemetery, In Dan- TELEPHONE toes per peek’ ° ’ ‘ ' 5c
llthly ] 2 0
YOUR omens Apples, per DECK, . 5, 3 C
David Hennesy. i Fancv Wax or Green ileum-V little. 15c (‘lanberriee per quart ........... 101:
David HennOHY. aged 62 yearn, died Home gnltlllfllogersh ............. :gci xiew Igrapes pel pound ..’ ....... “I5c
‘ . , . ome ‘eolv llllt‘ ............ ill on vaporntcd Politics ll ..... 16¢
at’tllt) ‘ olwaik ".0an thie’n‘ioln Home Spinulh, per peck ....... 30c .‘Vew Apricots. per lb. ........... 201:
,“lv lnrticulnrs ‘m‘l arrangemenin, Lettutc Tomatoes, 'l‘ulnlps. iit-els VVhiie Onions Cullols. '
,tor the funeral will be announced
I Inter.
” :Funeral of Mrs. James L'Hommedleu.
ill'llommodiou were held yesterday at-
,tt‘l‘llilOll at ‘J o‘clock from
. homo,
officiating clergyman, ltov.
lion.
:l-llr‘lllllt! qualities and
,r-imrnmei‘ .Vf
't‘nl'rlv and Nina llllrpolltol‘ aunt: V‘m‘yI
‘ sweetly,
null AVVIVIep ill Joelle The Rural tributes
iwere llliill) and llt‘illlilllil.
Tum l'.
,ing the opvlllnu born.
;the Steel Sinking Fund Bonda declined .
'od. -’ The entire list, including other In- '
ware effected, declines ranging from‘
' I point to 2 pollltllx In Union Pfit‘lfli‘,i . .
f Reading. Alchison. Great Northern
. fod., behlxh Valley. tlenernl Electric, ‘ ‘
- ”pub", ,mfi‘flnd Sm. pm“ Amm,‘ vnnv seer casauenv IUTTER,s pound . ............ H34.
- flue“ 009m." and American ‘SNQIUHK FANCY MAINE POTAtOESy I peek. . . . . .. .......... . ......... .. . .Soo
'WM'L or n m mmmm “no” AAP rnucv ureter noun... .ng ....... ............. “flutes
coverings mm “on“ happening ardent: lMAGNOLIA, CLOVER or BTAR MILK, I can ....... ............. 10¢
‘ word soon after the opening and them
illiiiiS lllll liiilltlli
Mrs. Amelie Bpesr. .
Mrs. Amelia Spear, widow of Fred.
G LER’S
BREAD;
Has been on the New York ‘lnarket'for the last 40
years, during which time it has been recognized as a
Bread of quality. ,
Westport Wednesday, aged' eight-y-
threlti ‘yours. She was one of the old
residents of Bridgeport and had re-
sided at 67 Liberty street for over 50
years. She is survived by one son.
Charles Miller of New York. and one
brother, Charles H. Smith ot-Ithe same. .
The funeral was held from the
home of her niece, Mrs. Sophia De
Dietrich, 134 amen street this alter-
noop at 2 o‘clock. Rev. Herman G.
Woimer of the German Reformed .
church officiated.
" The Bread which we are introducing is baked in the
John J. Mortality. recently completed Mt. Vernon Bakery This building
John J. Moriarlty. of Connecticutl was erected and equipped with all modern appliances
for the manufacture of Clean, Wholesome, Nutritious
and Tasty Bread. Io
U l D
, Ask Your Grocer Fer It
home, this morning. Besides his wife
he ls survived by nine children, Hel-
en, Mary, Kathleen, John, James, Ed-
ward, Thomas, Francis and William.
The funeral arrow-nettle have not
been completed.
MW...— .
Michael J. Griffin.
Michael J. orlmn died at the Sol‘
l “-mwm...
‘ Specialfor Saturday Sweet Pota-
————-
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET I PHONEA“
as...
A His Royal Highness "
the American nutomobilist, is the mall , A
that we are catering to and in order.
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we ask him to bring It to 4 -
Vills shop before starting out. We will ,
overhaul it, tighten up screws and mar
(‘lllllOI‘V', out In new parts, put his all
nine, brnkos. magneto. plugs, etc, II
good working order and make his“
journey a pleasant one by lack of en-
\
The funeral services or. Mrs. James
llt‘!‘ into
RI South (loom avenue. 'l‘hlI
W. W. Gil f
apollo lll lilo il'luhont turns of the
true (‘hrlsllnn
the dovetailed. Mil-INN
tine swl't‘l tiny ll_V and lly
'l‘lllI ll‘lll
Ill-luvs were .I. l‘ llnwkinu, Ilvllrr ‘i‘nV-
Ior, l‘hnrivn Simona, Edwin l. thin?
land, i-‘l'nllriu Seymour and ii. liownru
iV’lllz. A lillnllnIr of out of loan l‘vluv
tiwn Vwro lll’osoill troll) New Haven
no Vance by blinl; mg his auto to
“UVV’MV ion and Sillllllillit‘li, (Tenn. Vi'm‘
pol. ilronillyn. l)_\ Sit'l’ tiny and Pull
w. A liANFthl) 42 N. Main Sin—Tel 502
“115 ill lth'VIl'aidt- otrlwtory, .. m... 1!“...
O. B. Jackson
W, .. .... ._.. a.-. “a... -.__.____.. _...-....-....... .. W-
Funeral 0' A. A. Riley.
'i‘ht‘ funeral of .V_ A, Riley, of South
\V'iiloli. but: hold from his lulu homo
IIVIV' 'l‘, .l. Finn oil‘il‘lillvd
se WALL was... ‘
Voleiol'dat,
. f . NORW L .
null interment loilou-lil in Si. .VlnlI Optician A K
theVV'l-V Ci‘llllivl’V VV'liton. PHONE 438'
illlill Ill Vllll SiRlEI
VV'.\l.l. STIlIIII-I'l‘, llltlll n, on ~1le
stock market was thrown into a stair
oi" dolnorniizntloll at the opening today
or. n result of the suit for dissolution
instituted by tho government against
S. Steel Corporation, Proced-
tlloro had been
lIt'iIVV union of Steel Common Ill the
London market by .\'(IVV V'olk inlolcsla‘
at loner-u extending to? points. Initial
ldmliinus lIl Stool heron wore on a huge
irtnie. the first oITVllna consisting of,
28,000 shares Ill from 53 to rail/5V.
maximum decline of flVe points. Th:
preferred uhnlos non; on It points and
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Over 100 Young Men and Women ’
ATTENDING
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
They are preparing for success
WHY NOT YOU?
South Norwslk Stamford Port Chester ‘
These losses Were soon morons,
duetrials and ntnudard railway ellareu‘
turned the course of the market lip-,Try a pound of AMIROSA COFFEE. Ones tried, alway. used.
m... u. .. a... .. ......... .., The Great A&P Tea Company
ME. and the preferred to 105. The, 180 WASHINGTON IT. OOUTH NONWALK.
higher level invited enormous sellingl Tel. No. 909. Deliveries a: so a. m. and 2:30 p. m. FREE DIIIVIRV. 3
orders, whlrh ultimately demoralisedgm as! 5.
the market for Steel Common. and it we. unloaded and the stock dolled all U 3. Steel reacted to 30 5-,8 the .1“.
crumbled to 62 1-8, an over-night lone restraint dropping until it tollcllodl elsewhere halted Trading diminish”
of 6 3-3, and within 5-8 of the loszt 00 Hi This figure was 8 3-8 volnlulod greatly win-n. 3h" mow”. w“ h
point or the year. Union Pavilionlmllf-‘r the final prim of )tlfllel‘dfll’. and: limflreuu Lam Amounts of tile spee-
Reading. which Valley, Amerlcnnlwas the lowest made by the elect: Iululire bonds were sold. 0.... block
(travelling and Amalgamated Copper since 1909- 131 the general marketer $285. 000 of Amerluln Tobacco Per”
all named below their previoun low leading 8101‘“ tilled from 2 to 3 l-2Ibroullht 90 5-8 and another of $100,000.
figures. Union pmmc foil to 159 5.3,!below last night. international i-Inr-gwl-re sold at ”0%, compared will):
and ltolldinglo 137%. Trading wall sni'ofltvt it" five points. Ilonds Were-91 3-8 at yeeterday'e clone,
enormous volume in all quarters of-‘WGBR- , .
the market, the sales of u, a, Steel WALL S'l‘., i p. m.-—~1.Iquidatlon of LONDON, Oct 27 d~tinltlcd stated
reaching approximately 250,000 shares U. 8. Steel increased as the price Steel shares declined llhsrpiy on the
in the rim hour. made its way to 50. Thousands of Stock Exchange today. The comm
WALL Vs'l‘lmlg'i‘, noonc-v'l‘todlng inmates were pressed for sale and alstock opened at 59. compared '1
U. a. Steel stocks dominated theennr- block 0! 4,500 shares was sold when l 61 1-8, the closing of yesterday. to
list. throughout the morning. The list It first reached 50. This trnneactlorl Imnll trnnusctlons. the prices fell '
in general roan and foil In empathy was followed by the purchase of 100 54% and then rallied to litl H '
with the Steel issues. whichl‘duetnnted sham at. 60 ”an? then a block of cringe The preferred. which oi
violently. Sellin‘: orders continued to 4.000 sham forced it back to so. at mu. last night touched 105 dale
pour in from all parts of the country 'ljlllll ftlgure seemed to he the ‘rruclal his the first hour. The rest ot tite‘
and one aurora. end eito’rts to sup- point at which the bull forces were list opened week In sympathy with.
port the market. nonempllshed no more mused, for the pride climbed stead— the break in the Steel sparse. ‘
" f liy thereafter thrown all otterlnzs prices were from y; to tilt Wilts low
were numerous rallies of a point or
are some Canadian-e, however, who
do not believe that hill on he! been
correctly recorded. The! - ‘
“Wily. my lord. the teens m _
1'! yellow if“. ’“ *
, to ill. 8!. of. but the market hardened _ ,
. with the mining. of the tide in u. tionsily when steel «Vilma. st:
l. lent the rut eithenlsrltethe-‘hotltl the’jtoeewu steed“
Norwalk Chronicler