WEATHERW FORECAST
j~ banana-rail uni, one to “no
medulla nornn nyoox.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair "‘to ,
night and Tuesday; not much change I
in temperature; light to moderate
west to north winds. An area of high .
pressure, central over Virginia. is:
producing cool. pleasant weather along
the Atlantic coast north of' _ da.
A disturbance central over M ”curl
is oreducin't cloudy and unsettled
weather from Kansas eastward to
Ohio. Freesinxtemperatures Were re
ported from the northwest. "
Comfortables and“.
«Blankets. "
At Low Prices
, Comfortable. at ”etc ”.80
E. K BANKS
BOOTH NOBWALK
WEATHER A Yum “army.
Temperature: Minimum, 32; maili-
mum. 45. Clear.
The time for banding in town tax“
lists will expire next Wednesday.
Albert Malkin, of Norwalk. is the
l"
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Colfax Encampment will hold a re
neuron] of the Golden Rule degree to-
night. .
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of
Temperance, will meet regularly this
evening.
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hlra. J, W. Stiidwell has rented her
Smith Main street house to Frank
Goodchild. ‘ *
Mrs. Fpnnie Sims. of 23 Ann street,
is recovering nicely from a bad attack
of tonsilitis.
Silvio Plignnetti. of Stamford, was
a visitor with friends in South Nor
walk, yesterday.
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H. O. Smith. of Wtisliinutoii street.
f has returned from a low duya' \ tail, in:
Nt'w'York city. . l
‘9’
.\n important meeting of hip build-
in: comtiiitti‘e of lliitlt‘l‘ 1.0(li2l‘ Will “H
hold tomorrow night.
The Hospital 'l'hiinblt» t'lub with
‘illi‘l‘l tomorrow afternoon \iiili Mrs.
William l.. (”8011. oi iii u atl'roi.
lira. .lolin ll. Taylor. ot'rSouih Sor-
nitlh‘. assisted ill a Sihi‘ll‘s of roiirttli
H‘l'llt‘Oi-i in iiridubpori yt-sit‘rtltiy.
p‘oud owner of a new motor bicycle.
Norwalk, spent yesterday in New (lan- -
aan.
spent Sunday at her home in Highliint
avenue.
a cargo of 500 tons of coal at the Fer-
ris Coal Company (lti‘f‘s.
illvrt lintlti‘t‘y.
gti'tiighti‘rs in Yonkt-i‘a. N. l'..
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hiiwklns, of.
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Charles Taylor. of Franklinstreet,
spent yesterday in Bridgeport withi
friends.
Miss Maud E. lioyt, of Port Chester.
The barge aster-n Star is unloading
G. A. Franke, oi‘ Hazel street, spent.
yesterday with his daughter, Mrs. F.
H. Bradley, of New Haven.
Our Brothers“ Lodge. No. til. i. 0. O.
l"., will meet this evening in the Scl-
it‘i‘k building in Wall street.
A meeting of tint \lastvr l’liinihors
Association is stiledulml ioi l‘uoediiy
evening in the ‘illztlllt‘ building.
----- Dancing lessons, $7..
’i‘liiirsdtiya.
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inm‘c'EH.
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.lohu l“. hit'Kuon and slab-r, Mrs;
of Ntli'xi'ziik, Haiti-d hint
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Air. and .\ii'.~». A. ll. Mulltiu and .\lr.E
llllil Mrs. t‘lnirivs Ii. l'li'll‘L‘ll ruini'uvtl
lust i-i’t'iiina iroin llll lllilllllltililll‘ trip}
to iiui‘ti’oitl. E
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Miss Mary (loodwiii, of New Yorltt
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loriiipi'ly of South Xiii'ii‘iillt spotii‘
.‘lr. \\. illii la;
t‘ll}‘,
Without a
The Hub is a well and durably made
-smve. 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. It’s the Range that bakes.
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The A. J. COLLINS. COMPANY
12-1! NORTH MAIN ITRIIT OOU‘I'H NORWALK.
From the egg comes the chicken. from the chicken comes ,the
egg: but where, when and how was the game started?
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There's no halo of mystery over Bonnie Poultry 'F‘eeda. for they >
are made only of the richest and the finest of grains procurable. and
there‘s a feed for every need~llonnie (lhick Feed. Scratch Feed, Mash
‘ Feed and Growing Feed. . . ' .
MANUEL “ro'n'o ‘HA‘rci'i.
First in quality. last in price, always in the minds of Its cu‘tom-
ers—dlonnle Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
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That s it !—~—-
Jeddo Goa AM...
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you as a cue-
tomer. Clean. free from slatemniform quality. suitable for furnace.
range, stove or self-feeder. Prices on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
illililliliill“lliliii ,
EHub Range"
. Ill lilillilll Billlit
Rebel Forces» The" "a, Splendid
Exhibition oiffhelr‘ Fighting
Qualities ‘
HANKOW, China. cocoa via Wu-
Hu. Oct. ail—«The imperial forces are
preparing to follow up their victory
over the rebels lést we‘rvby an at— ‘
tack on WuChang. which the revolu-
Ltloniats have protected by elaborate
emergency fortifications and Banyan;
which is regarded as of the utmost im-
portance on account of the arsenal
there. Admiral Sail Chen Ping yes-
terday notified the foreign consuls
that he was about he begin a bom-
bardment of Wti.Cha.ng and asked that
all foreigners be ordered to leave at
once.
The loyalists are nowr’in disputed
possession of the entire city of lien-
ltow, including the powder factory.
They also are in control of the railway
Their position here is advantageous
for sudden attutk against the arsenal
at Hanyanx.
E G L E R” 5
Bread of Quality
* 1 coon nun Tasrr
UR DOUGH MI XERS each mix eight barrels at”
a time and are entirely enclosed, prevent acci-
dents, keep dirt out. All doughs are covered
with" special white canvas covers and we use the
following specially constructed machinery: Rolling ma-
chines, weighing machines, rounding up machines, proctor,
moulding machines and pan-cleaners. Each pan is thoroughly
cleaned after each baking. Our proofing closets are entirely
enclosed. By weighing each ingredient and minimizing the
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A. H. Kepler. the American allusion—
cry who was wounded in Friday's
fighting is insertions candiUon. ills:
injuries are in the neck and arm. He
was watchingithc fighting from the
top of a building in the .lamaeae con- i YOUR ORDERS
Special for
fees pet peck, . .2 . .
Apples, per peck, .
TELEPHONE
handling we develop a uniform and sanitary loaf of Bread.
Ask Your Grocer For It
Saturday ‘Sweet Pota-
.25c
”033mm when he was hit. by a stray: rancy Wax or Green Beans." .. qts.15c, Cranberries, per qiiait ........... 100
bullet. \ir K0 lsr is attached to the Home (aiilliiowers .......... e..10cE New Prunes per pound ......... 15::
E * D Home t‘oiery, hunch ............ 15c: New Evaporated Pent-hes, lb. ..... 16c
il’rosbitcriun Mission Station M Sirius. Home Spin-1th. per peck ....... 30c New Apricots pcr lb. ........... 20c
E'mn l Lettuce Tomatoes 'luinips, Beets. White Onions, i‘airots.
Friday's battle at Kilometre ‘l‘en
E was a splendid exhibition of numbness
,fllld pint-h on the part of the rebel
‘iorccii. Although they were outnum-
.hered two tooiio by the trained force
of liniwrluii-ata in front of them and
raking fire from Admiral Sali‘s war-
,shipw, they hold iliuii‘ around
‘lnvrnly hull bud lawn hilly-ti and littoon
Eliililtll'l‘tl Woundml. At lust they were
.E tiaiiii‘uriivd to retire. ’i‘hoir l‘llllhfl were
Eluokrn, but lllt'l‘l' \Vllli no panic,
Til" titlyziurc of the loyalists, was :i
Esplt‘inlltl jiir‘ilillt‘llllilli oi llit‘ ituitninu
STUDYING HOW TO GET
THE BEST ,
and rnrwzl \\’int~ llllil choicest
Liquors is llllillt‘ um by t‘ulilllll:
straight to Murmur it- Flynn's,
‘ioii ulli ulu. i\~‘ tlitd lust what
nuns nun inst. ipiilu illillCt‘Sl
“it: barge lied, Slut No ft, is dial‘qunduy “EEEE ““‘E ME.“ 5 liittunun trout lino .iiinii titani-
“lamina It Ulillililfiiol)10115UTl'ulllllélllShbr“(um' (if “Hip thit-l, 'F pug“. mu] “ill “91“,} ”1 in ”l9
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(mil at Raymond iiiotho rs (lilikfi. l
John H, ’Sllt‘liliili, of South
spent yesterday in New York
where he \\'illlt‘S.-€t"l llli‘ iievt of iron;
ships.
Nor“ ulk.
t'll}.
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Philip Slit‘l‘lltitlil anti .lttllll Weston.
Girl-it'ltllltllltil‘l, Hlit'lll Sunday with hlr
-aiiii Mrs. Willnco Sherwood, of River
street.
Mr. anti Mrs. W. W. Knight. oi
Bridgeport, spent. Sunday as lht" gili‘SlH
4 of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice .H. Ntltlllir, oi
' “Reed street.
Arthur Gdddes had one of his flu-
gera crushed‘last week, while itllloiitl-
ing 'barrels‘ in front of the store of
Masher .a Flynn, in Washington
.sti'eet.
a
Si. Emory's Hungarian (‘iub held an
informal dance. last Saturday evening,
in Quittner's Hall, in Railroad avenue.
'i‘he affair was a happy one and largely
attended.
Frank (1. Parker. the well known
blacksmith. is suffering from a kick
from a horse owned by the Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company. which he
was shoeing last week.
Court Francis Social Club will hold
their meeting this evening with Mrs.
ids Merriam. Hawkins avenue. All
‘ members and friends 'are cordially in-
‘ _ vlted and please mask as it is to be a
Hallowe' on party.
The regular Saturday evening dance
of the Life Savers was held. Saturday
evening. at Arlen Hull. "l‘he boys
measure! up to their usual high stan-
dard a's hosts and all who attended en-
ioyed a. pleasant evenins.
Dr ‘A R. Starr. of Norwalk. who
lives here during the summer at his
beautiful East avenue 'home, has clots.
ed the house and with his familuin
cludinz Mrs. Grace Tyson. has gone in
his city home in New Ybrk for the
winter. . :-
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The weekly dance of 'Uncas Tribe.
No. 26. i. 0. R. M., was held Saturday
evening in its hall in Washington
street. The young and old peepie who
attended were afforded an excellent
evening. the an: Men being put manta
ere st entertainment. .
l\\'lllli'r li‘liclt‘lill:
v
John ShPelintlgcnnrliintin i'tii‘ llr. .-\ ,
i .
ii, Start. the East llVL‘nlll‘ tilillllili'l' l'l'Si-V
ill‘lll of Norwalk, will go lull-k to his:
lilliilllt'hih on “Mines-E
tiny. . l
i
of tho SilillllE
'l‘lic Epworih in until
Norwulit h-lttliodlai Hpiatopiii thuitli
will hold it linllout vii Htli'litl ioiiioi
row twining in the parlor»: of ”iv
l
t‘lliil‘t'll. A good time is lieiii; untitin E
putt-ii by till. E
An important uniting oi the une-
tutive committee of the Men hunts &
hiiiiiui‘utturers Association will he
held in the parlors of the South Nor-
walk Phil) on Wednesday err-ulna, nt<
which time matters pertaining to new
industries will ho considered.
V'l‘lie Sixth Company basketball
team is to hold practice this evening
and Wednesday evening and time two
evenings every week. The opening
names come on Thanksgiving night
and the team is going to get in shape
for their first contest this season.
Maine. and Worcester. Mass. She re-
WME RWWM. ,.
street, title morning, when a wheel
to another wagon'and later a new
wheel fitted on the his truck. '
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it was reported to the South Non
walk police that an attempt to out r
a house in High street. South Noll-I
walk was made. recently, the thief
trying to affect an entrance into tbd
house by removing the window patio
from one of .ihe Window in the back
of the house. Apparently, the thief
was frightened away an witch discop
cred it‘ll work was t half done. Tho
police are laveatll n: the can.
it}:
Rabid salmon, is converted Jet},
‘ sddremd’tbo combed of “hold?!
and teachers at the ivory-iii natal»
diet builder Bell lint: the noon
would» ' Ills spatula his
been converted and the number
i-iu'vut wines of gluon, iluucniy
mid l’tll‘illill‘il. or tin-w from the
lint-rind hills of "lliiiuvn. Snort
liinut-u on lllv ithim' oi vim
ilillli: thui lull (llrlii‘ in this
lino lil
Magnet & Flynn
ulu‘vli thoui- northern trmpa him» rr»
t'l'lYI‘il i'i-t‘t-ntly llllili'i‘ Htli‘illll‘dil in.
structure. 'l‘i-li thousand stroiiiz. they
r‘riiuutul into lilo ri-lu-l territory dur-
vins illt‘ night null iilliltkvil lllt‘ en
.ircnchoti i'violtilionnry torus .ii tlziy~
lil"’lll\ li‘t‘itiliy liliil‘lllliil. 'i'htrp "Wm-v
about Scott“ of flip l't'ln'l troops. Thi-sv
u'vro behind the \vellpiniiiiml toititi-
(‘lilltlilfi and had little to i‘itir from the
:lilili‘k o: iilt‘ troops. it has thi- guns
or Admiral Sun‘s flout “liltli finally
decided illi' tin) liLllilllHl tin-in.
eight \‘t-Ssvle npprinit‘hotl
the robot positions soon litter the ud-
‘l‘nnw of tilt“ illllli‘l‘litl il'tiiliiit lit-gm),
Snli'n
but did not fire any shots. .\tlpr it ill
Miss Ethel Manor. of Main street. I:
has returned from s two weeke' \aca- ..
lion spent in Portland and Wain-ville, I.
stimed her'diities in De Klyn'n utore ..
in Main Itrpet this morning and re- :2
mind having bad a moot pleasant tint? _:
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One of the Harris and (land cool ~
muons. loaded up with black diam- 12
undo; broke dowu in front of the (late- 1;
ly it Brennan store, in South Main '-
collapsed. The load was transferred
' to the club y'eii‘ierday afternoon at
W
in: cannula He tibia -
‘ lieu, of Railroad avenue.
Coal' Coal' Ceal
Coolweather will‘soon be here. Place your order,
with us and you will be prepared with the beat Coal
mined.
HARRIS & GANS 00.
South Norwalk
68 Water Street Tel. 721
$1.98 $1.98
For tins week only we have about one hundred pairs of $2.50, $3.00
iint183.§0)\’omcn's Shoes we are going to sell at ".98. All sizes.
The White Shoe ‘Store
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"“ tip “line llii‘ t-iliht ships silently i‘t-
Epirt-d as if they had decided not to
participate in tho t-niztigeiiienl, LailN‘
' they returned. this time rctidy i‘or
. business The i‘ungi.‘ was short and
Etho gunners iiioriviiizssly poured in
Ellieir shells; upon the rear of the rebel
l-poaiiiona. 'i‘hc slaughter was nppallin .
E'l‘lio i‘l‘lll‘l luittnrioa ropiiml ineffecrist-
Eiiliy and were finally silenced. The
:Kiiflllufllli drew still noun-r and
revolutioiiiats
tire. ' a
”The loyalists, whose losses
theen slight,
_ fifty republican prisoners. ..
”afternoon. bringing
. fresh field guns and Maxims.
. advanced at dotible quirk,
.' like eager ochoolboys.
-Ebiio loyalists vigorously hilt the hunt
soldiers raked the armed rabble
Now is the‘ Time to Buy
.9 HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M
. ' is true ratios
right’s
lulu Katherine Donaldson.“ Non nn. May Further,
walk, a teacher at the ihitch school, school faculty‘ spent yesterdfi at
spent. at Shelborne mils. Mass.
9 W . . 5
St. Mary's Young Men's Club lran- ’
new special basins“ of importane
home in Marleen.
W. E:
e dimer-y Company. > ”i
meeting. ‘ ‘
Mrs. Carl achaub and daughter hil- lilo
fill?! and But.
of tile High
Edward Holmes, of Norma has re-
esigned hill position in the Martians
John dilution. of beacon etude
W?“
the afterhoon engagement.
to foreign nonoenslona.
man was killed in the French can
seriously wounded.
commodstlons are being while.
republicans.
her
camps he
if they surrender.
u‘eri- «uninvited i‘rmn ”it‘llan-lt to it
until ,
the?
were compelled to ru-E
hud
lltirnnccd on the aban-'
doped trenches in splendid order un-
der the cover of the batteries. cal»
luring fifteen field guns and taking
lint the rebels were not yet satin-E
fled. They returned to the tray in the,
roliiforcements,'
'l‘lioy
cheering
They attaiketl
was one-aided The trained imperial
. in
-: front of them with their rapid fireEA‘p F‘Aucy FATENT puma,
nuns and modern rides. The rebels
held their ground namely, but were
ultimately compelled” to withdraw.
They loved their field [tins and cart
rled off their wounded. Admiral Salt
and his ships did not participate in
During the retreat through ilsnliowm
many stray allots found their way in-
One China
eeasldh and the American Kepler was
The Red Cross Hospitals here are
/ packed today with the wounded aol~
client and arrangements for extra an.
The foreign superintendent of tele-
Eimiphs is leaving as. he baa been un-
- able to reach ecumenical with the
this foreign crew of the ateamer‘
Kwaileo, which the rebels comman-
deered “were ordered all the vessel
upon their referral to take her to
General Li Yuan Hens. in
mom-mead of the rebel army otters to
there the Magician in Klaniuoiicwfo
it out to when an new
tacit that clinician“
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
.20 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 143
W A. HhNFORO. 42
His Royal Highness
the American nutomobilist, is the man
that we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop liefoio stalling out. We will
nwrliaiii it, tighten tip at rows and ma-
chinery, put in new parts, put his en-
pino, brakes, magneto, plugs, etc., in
good working order ilild make his
journey a pleasant out- by lack of an-
noyance by bringing his auto to
N. Main St..——-Tel 502
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.25 300'
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438-
Eyes Examined Free
Over 100 Young
South Norwalk
Try I pound of AMIROBA COFFEE.
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that
camped close to lianltow along the
railway.
Four hundred imperial noidierii re-
cruited from lie-Nan Province were
found after the battle to have par
for arm bandsuimilar to those worn
by the rebels to show thelr allegiance‘
to the republican cause. These sob‘
titers come of who are seriously
wounded. were hurriedly sent away.
their officers apparently fearing a
spread of the iii-affection.
During the fighting, a Chinese aun-
ifcat bred from the shelter of a lap-
anese “about until the latter moved
mm mm: the Ghinese warship ex:
posed. . .
1’thle Oct. son-The throne has
molded to on «ma of his mum
Go
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VERY DIST CRIAMEBY lUTTER,a pound . ................. ........3ito
FANCY MAINE POTATOES. {pectin ............ 30¢
shag . ..... No
War, tieneral Yin Tchan and learned"
Men and Women
ATTENDING
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
They are preparing for success
WHY NOT YOU?
Stamford
Port Chester
Once tried, always used.
The Great A8tl’ Tea Comp pany
m wasumorou or. aou‘ru noawaut. _
Tel. No. 909. 'beilvoriu 0:80 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
a free pardon for the rebels and all
political offenders.
The firm of Taylor and Golden, who . '
99”“! strips 0’ white cloth suitable have had offices in the Nelson Taylor
building in Wpahiiigton street for
many years. are moving today to their:
,new and handsome quarters, in tho
South Norwslli Trust Company. '1‘
new allies: are lili-lO-dlle in eve
particular. ..
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The dance which was given at did
Harwell: Country t‘iub. Saturday we
oiling. was the usually happy affair,
being largely attended by the youthful
element. ,
Attorney; and Mrs. James 1‘th
ran DELIVIIV. "
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past neglect and grants nu Immediate
10.000 northern troopii were conetiiutlon’ with a cabinet from,
which nobles shall be excluded: and“ .
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Norwalk Chronicler