museum FORE
il‘or Nos-wall: :nd vicinity: 11-1111 antl‘
continued cold tonisht; Saturday tail-
‘ “and slightly warme
ly fwlutls, The western
Table Damask and Napkins.
WHITE TAB“ VDAMAUK, at:
11 ' L My '
.1..'14a1fklus. too to so a com.
" . a complete assortment Vol
produced low temperatures with treats ‘
_ in all districts jssat oi the Rocky ileum ;
. telnet ascent amine Gull and South A12“
1 lactic coasts. B‘reealns temperatures
were reported as far south as Raleigh.
, Southern Florida. is producing cloud!
and unsettled weather in the southern
sections. The'tempersturs is risinVlV
rapidly in the northwest.‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TOBAV.
Temperature: Minimum. 39; maxi
mum. 51. Cloudy.
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aBruce .'lenkln's. oi IStan'llord. is
spending the day with Miss Basel
Blasc‘or. of West Main street. '
William M Lang: Royal typewriter
lepresentstive or Hartfdrd. has re-
turned to that city utter two weeks
in town. '
~, ' ‘ M. H. Glover and a party went to
Lake Waccabuc in Mr. Glovers auto
mobile yesterday and after fishing a ,
short time closed up the bungalow tor
the winter months.
E. Hill. Jr.. of tile Norwalk Iron
Works Company, received delivery
yesterday, on a handsome thirtv horse
power Pullman runabout. finished in
orange and black, which is attracting
much attention.
John Henry Dalton.- oi Norwaik.
pleaded guilty to Judge Edward M.l
Lockwood, this morning. to the charge
.0! intoxication and he was foundl
guilty receiving a scut'onle 01‘ 30‘.
port and New Haven on business days and costs. Special omen: Itich- l
The 1-.0111111ittco on the Catholic V“. 111 d F. Moore nludo thc tlip to Bridge-
ion Council baza. held 11 meeting port with ”“5"“ V
last evening 111111 i‘urtllclod plans furl Patricltlt Foley plondcd Hilllly i0
. the 33311, the (barge of intoxicniiun this storm
James H. McKicl'llun and Herbert lug, m ““150 M‘m‘d M “"mkwmd
0. Pollard, oi’ Norwulk, to in the Vorwnik town (Ulll‘l but an ill
Bridgeport last evening to 1111111111 an “"3 M9 first “"9“" ""‘l '3 he '5 a
nthlctic exhibition in that City. trurcler. Judge lockuoud 11111111111111ch
menu-110911111] sent illc 1111111 on his
Mr. and Mrs E. 0 Smith and llmluh ‘wni "00“th .
' , The Norwalk City Council ‘wlllhold
a relular meeting on Monday evening
The Norwalk city board of estimate
and taxhtton will meet next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs Gorge G. Durant. of Bethel. has
been the guest of friends in town. for
11 few days.
'Pwo candidates were received at
the meeting of the Central Labor Un-
ion which was held, last evening.
~Umbrellas and Canes. O'Brien.
Attorney John Keogh, of South Nor-
r walk, is spending the day in Bridge-
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w t lli.
_l
N. C. A disturbance. central over' “
pressure has moved ilowly ”111m .1 ‘
wild dllrlns the islet iii hours and is ‘ g .
, new central in the Ohio Valley. it has» '1 "
' The purchase at a Range is an important matter. Hub
Roses will last a great many years and a good house like a
Hub is an untold blessing Did you ever stop to think how
much harmony and happiness or the household is directly duo
' to the Range? Hub Ranges are the worlds best by every
test.
Blankets 81 Comforts
Warmth without weight and sound sleep in cold. fresh air
' saves more tires than science. says a famous physician. in
our oomiorts you get warmth without weight, as our "line
of Comtorts is luxuriously warm, yet light and Bully. With
it you can sleep in cold fresh air yet be perfectly warm. it
protects you yet decent iatlsue. Prices range from 991: up
to 07 50.
Blankets are the hnrhlllgers oi the Fall season. The light
Weight medium weight. heavy weight. all have honor posi
liouu in our Modding l'mpurtmcni. and we are ready for the
housekeeper with a line lll 1i gives lull satisfaction iind solo
From 65c up to $7.50 per pair. '
1
rice.
pv '.’
A.J.Collin's&Co.
tor llll\(‘. r'etmncd to their honu in
Paterson. N. .l.. ilitcl' spondinx: :1 hook
with relatives in South Nol'u'nlll
'l‘l11' pulpit tonlmittce oi lllt‘ South:
11s \01 heard nothing definite from R111
1 1 1 l \
\llssll11s1‘\iz.".1it1101d Oi\\ii011u (- lJollll Siaploiml. of lironllllll, N. Y. t
. 1 . 1'11i1 i"nl lilool' l\l1'
11111 3“ ”lm\ mp 111:“ he. \leI‘ ”h ‘whn has been tendered 11 111" to tho
. ' . .., 1 . s '
111i 9“ :1'1 ‘.‘ d ‘ 3111 mm 1111111111 .1111, .111d uhoul they have l'ousolll’
1 . _v w 1
main H‘" l n S w H to hollow ulll accept ii. The) hope to'
(7'°"kt‘l“"i‘ l‘rillc, N"- "21 L 0' R' ‘1 '“linl'l' :1 lo:"nmllnl1:liioll to lli- load will
will work the adoption degree this Sunday at the regular scl'1.ico ,
owning an 11 slain 0' camlidlltt-s.‘ -Latost Stvle (‘.ups. O'Brien. ‘..
Routine litlslm-Hs will also be tl'ansac- . ' . ‘-
(lockenoc lluyioi't No. It‘lfi. l. 0'j
ted.
-Stiif tints, $1.50 to $3. O'Brien.
Miss Marion llcnodll't oi Norwnlk.
visited :11 the home of .\l 1's. Joseph F.
Siliiuuln and with Airs. Sicpllon llelltllf
‘ of Carter street, New t‘unuun, 111111 111'. A large clues was llllllihl
“Wk: lml'etolies oi‘ 1111111111.. hm while the,
File 111:4'uim molllllh met-ling of Si ‘lnoon shines 11ml showed tllcmsclles
Paul' :1 hit-'11 s (11111 was held last even- lm" scholars lit-irosllmeuin and 3 gm) l
icy street chapel undlnul uOtlill good time here enjoyed;
ill. \i.. held a class initiation lush et-
inning and “tore were 11 great many
present lol the occasion. The nil'uir
pi‘mvd highly successful 1111:] the dc-
urcc wotk was moulplul'y lll (hut-111'-
i111; ill the Hi‘l‘lit.‘
routine business was transacted. lfoiiowlnu lllc tic-pron work. I
Plans for the “inter season were also _ - :1, VV “mu V g V ”V “.3. “mm"
. discussed. ' 0 l .ns 0. 11 1| 1' l .
. Chalice 11.119.11.12»: is having his.New York, New Bend us so order for one load, sad we will retain you as s cos- 11(3):?“ ”I ”"3 “""l ‘0 in" upon his
‘ house wired with electricity ln- West H temer. creamtt'os from slowdowns ousiity, suitable for turns». } ' .
1 rt by Contractor Charles ..i B111k. Haven & art" rsnge, stove or self-issuer. Prin- on application. “'5"
l0 . lMPORTANT FOOTBALL GAMES ON
“h“ "" “mm m" "" 1...... ~iord R A Y M O N D B R O T H E R S ‘ w 4v
and hem of Nelson Hurlbutt in (11111 V . 9A RD
non Station. RAILR ' Yule vs. New Yolk University ill '.
Homer 8. Beers has expanded his CAD ”“— \‘ow Haw-.11 A d.
Norwalk Market in Main stlect by TIME TABLE “Eric trunnion \s.Ando\'c1 111 11
taking in: the store space formerly oc-
cupied by M Sachs grocery establish-
ment. The store is now his largest
and the change will be a great benefit
to his Norwuik trade.
Matters of routine business were
transacted at the meeting of Star of
~ Columbia Circle Companions of the
' ‘in so»: Oct. 1. 1911.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M."- iiztiix. 5:0011. b:ilx.0:00,90:01
7:2011. 7:.411 ssl7x.a:15x 21511. 9:32.
10:2011. 10:4531 11:22::
:64.11 1: “as. 1: Mr (runs. a
glycerin“ to 115112111 River). 2:14:11.
alumna.
:06 \. 0N0. amt-.1. tidbit,
ii: WW. 3: Bill.
Forest which was.heid. inst eventual 7 ”‘1 9"0x"1nundsys.
.\
On Monday. a sociable will he hole A. 4",,“ 6.0911. 5 '2." '6” lo. not.
121124-12: m 2. to: 3.6 ac.1102.
at the home of Companion Catherine
Deity. of Holden avenue.“ '
At the meetinx oi Olive Branch
7:00;. 7:12. 7: six. Helix. 2.402.311
NIW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
». oad,2.':ao.1lco'.12 2:0
, that the chair will he animate one " " " °"'
one application for membership was
received. At the meeting to be held.
next Thursday evenlnx. the rank or
patio will be worked.
Mr. and Mrs. scion Borsiuru enter-
OOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVIN.
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A M.“
”'lr't'x'hlo' 2?:01'3: '1':'lo 5:13 341 m
. I 1
0:121. 0115:. 6547, 7:102. 2109's.” '
the o
\01 Milk tonluetzlltimlnl ( llllltli 11:11-11:0me
From ilw our; rolllos the chi: ken. from the chicken comes the
021:; but “intro \\‘lll'll and how was the lzumo siullcd‘.’
Wu. 4.. .
lb: :1 '2 no ilulo oi‘ lll_\Rl(‘l'\ over liouniu l‘oui: 11 Fords {or they
ilil' 11111411 on'y oi the l‘ltllelll. 111d tho tlncst oi‘ grill .211 proiturabio. and
there a '.1 load for every woedwlionllie ('lllckV Food S1 Melt Feed. M81111
1‘!"
("l'f'
111 21111! tir'ouiug l- cod .5 ii" ’ , '.'.. . i .
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
l"l!‘l in quality. lust in price, always in the minds of its cuslour
llounie Home Ground l“i'Ptl for Horses. t‘utile and Poultry.
That‘s [1' ..
.‘A Hot'l‘hmg
-RJeddo Co
KNTCHILL wms in nor sour
' ' .srlcpamt say eases-p
New You'll, last evenimi. by a shade.
V‘ at Music’s hall. 'Bridselwrt. hater s'
' crowd of sec spectatorl in one or he ‘
unset exhibitions of scientiiié boxing
seen in 291:» The boots were slotted
by the Liberty A. 0.. and credit must
be given the promoters tor the way
amusements Were carried out. ‘
ceramics) and the tint bout were the
best. The second bout was a broth-
erly love ndair andthe boxers must
have had an asreement not to hurt
each other.
tlinx flood exhibition. 2:511:11; Dorkinr
the planted loft and rights .to the law
land wind and bird Keir-hell discon
! (cried.
§in the second. iourih nun sixth while
,tllo first and Mill rounds were even.
Vsssoiis A asses csowo.
Phil Crosl .‘1‘
NV“! York in All But One Hound. .
at listened defeated Phil occur at
Brotherly Love Affair.
0f the three preliminaries the
The semi-final was a rat-
eaaily defeating Young Kenney. The
first go between Kid O'Gara and Kid
Perione was won by the former in
four rounds. The Kid Hoppe-Kid
Midgy bout was a c. it could not
be called a 00118., 1‘ would bé u
better name for t‘lk
interest. of course, was centered in
the Ketchell-Cross exhibition of six
rounds. The distance was far too
short for a demonstration of decisive
superiority but Ketchell had enough
or a lead so that he won by a shade.
ting was;
tothomed by Ketcbell who got many
god blows into the mid-section. in'
but one round did Cross show his
superiority, this helm: the third when
- . delicious taste, a most gratifying proof of its appetizlng dual-173
EGLER .3
Bread of Quality
coon use new
I
V To everyone who enjoys good. wholesome, pure Baker’s '
Bread. fresh from the oven. Egior s Bread will be a treat.
The rich, thick. golden brown era“ of Egler' 3 Bread is
just a hint of the goodness within. ‘ .
A pleasant surprise' is itsnowy whiteness, then comes the. I
ity. It melts 111 your mouth. The more you eat the more you
desire. Other brands of bread are insipid. tasteless 101' leave
a bad taste in your mouth. _ . ,-
Ask Your Grocer For It .
TRY IT. and we confidently await your verdict.
s
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. His Royal Highness
the American sutornsbilist. is the man
that we are catering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
shprocesslon we ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will ‘
overhaul it, tighten up screws and ms-_ N
cbinery, put in new parts, put his en-
g‘lne, brakes. magneto. plugs, etc. in .7
good working order and make his .
journey a pleasant one. by lack of an-
noyance by bringing his auto to
Kctthcli bad a good margin
may
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First Blood for cross.
The Bridgeport ind seemed to he
lull 111111111 the ring. lie was cicv'cruess
lporsonitled and tighter nus stamped
full (“'01 his actions in the ring.
tQuick as n iinsll he won able to use
um opening left by his awkward op
'poncnt. t‘ross on lllt‘ other hand did
‘1101 1:91 to lxtlt‘hcli to any 1111111111, oi
'1hougi1 he drpw first blood. t‘ross
Eslmwed to his advantage in but one
'round. lie but! height on
anld tho lil'ier lnusi be given credit
linr the storllntt— exhibition he put 11p.
;Allll1y'.\lciiurry was the run-rec 11nd
1.th acted in it most satisfactory lnau—.
'ncr. Hurry Whiting 7111 announced,
Swan onto the job at all times 11nd ii.
llillxt'llQ‘MIi’Cflllfl iu'ied i'flli‘ll‘lilll‘ its
. tlmckceper. ,
All Stars Defeats Naval Five.
The Nine! lll‘t' was llvi'l'nh'tl inst 0V-
1~llillg by All Stars 01‘ Nol'lvulk, by
in 110011“ or iii in ‘23.
3 Tonight the) play the K, oi ('..
imissioll iron. Next Wednesday
H‘ouncctlcut Nuvai hliliiin will take
1mm in one oi the names of the
double header 111 Alwoud's Auditorium.
=Mr. Atwood promises the patrons at
all!
the .
Mdge, No. is. Knights oi Pythiss. 31.4.16: a..1lo s. s. 11:09:. 3.03:.
which was held. last eveniqs, arrange fi:;"',§%}3m 13% V" 1033.11 I. “lat _
, meets for the colebrstion oi the 3;”; “to" 01“.. 1.015315%“ "1 flake.
’> twenty-fourth anniversary oi! the in~1 Sundays
stitution of the lodge on the 10th in- '
M.*—C:M, B::20.908. 0.02 .1 :0”.
slant. were made. Indications tire {‘1 My.“ .0” 553,3 “MIG“; M,“
911011..
stained forty of their neishbors and!
friends very pleasantly last Saturday
eVeninx at the Borulum studio in Sil-
veunine. Mr. Bel-alum drew a picture
of a booking broncho on the wall oil
the studio and each guest was blind.
folded and given the opportunity or ab'
tacking a miniature tail to the mom
one. 'i‘he. result was vastly amusing.
After this pastime the Virslnis heel.
ne'treshsleuts and conversation occu-
pied the remainder of the pleasant ev-
enlnl. ,‘ . 1 V
Buy a Box 0 'Fresh
Chocolat 2
1:11
'i'o Bridgeport. seturdays only-Ml 1pm.,
8n ndsys.
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0:021 11:11
10 90.1 ill-410311.04”. 0:“, 7110:. llfls.
bANIUIv To OOUTH NORWALK.
AV 11sz “in ms Visas: 1h" 013. to. ca, 11.».
{filed 1
:‘20‘.
h. .
.Mi-‘Y‘l.
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Midettits.
Meeting at Nsw'it sorflew London ‘
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n:!:l:l:l:.:l;l_':>
ALL DOUBT IIMOVED.
The question as the whole-
someness slid but ive proper-
ties ot beer depends entirely up
on the kind. In this instance
it is decided in the aiilrmuiive
by expert testimonl. An abso—
lutely pure product of barley.
\ malt and hope, the famous hot-
tiivn of Manner it than is un-
sled as s table beer and stlln
lllvllit. Gives see! to the meal.
strengthens invigorates Always
the best by every 1211.11.15
per case of 24 bottles.
Magnet 81 Flynn
Harvard vs. Princeton at Princeton.
Brown vs. Tufts at Providence.
Penn vs. t‘uriisie at Philadelphia.
Cornell Vs. Williams at lthaca.
bor.
Annapolis vs. A. It iii.
Carolina at Ail-"llullolllc
Point.
Worcester.
c.1201
Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order”
with us and you will be prepared with the best Cosl
mined.
HARRIS 81 GANS “-0.
as wear Sheet V -.
Tel. 721
a
‘ mung-'.:. ugl'stw'fipfifisju -.
li‘or 11.1 will only we have about one hundred 11111111 oi s2. 50.33.20
11:11 08.00 Wernen' 11 Shoes we are solo; to sill at ll 28. All discs.
South Norwsik
a‘- s‘-,.
a_. slyfnis‘sj-‘ajs:3j
more.
Beleconte.
Hsmrd freshmen vs.
freshmen at Princeton.
spoils.
Wisconsin vs. lows at Madison.
Nebraska rs. Amos at Amos
1
The American tennis team which
will compete for the Davis World's‘
championship can, have sailed for
Auckland The team includes W A.
turned. United Bistes champion:
Beats (3. Wright. and Maurice Mc-
Loushun.
"till PthTO MAD tut)! lN
INGLAND NOW;
' LONDON. Nov. a.-—’l‘hst prisons»
log in lineman is practically dose
was the interpretation today placed
by sporting then open Home 9m
rm lotteries“: new ruling that
knockouts is posing contests shall in
the future be illegal is Great Balls.
68 WALL STREET
NO'RWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0. B. Jackson
Optician
Kl‘ll‘llOll ”Pg-”.‘....“
Dartmouth vs. Amherst at Amherst.
. Byrncuso vs. Michigan at Ann Ar-
of North:
West Point vs V(leor1;elown at West
Holy Cross vs. 9prinsiieid 'l‘. s. st
Wesleyan vs. Oolsntc at Hamilton:
Vermont vs. Norwich at Burllnl1001'.
Lafayette vs llucknell at Esston. l
ilrsluus v11. Swarthmore at Sworth-l
Penn State vs, St. Bonaventure st1
Princeton'
tihicsso vs Minnesota at Minus-l
Are You Ready?
The place is waiting for you if you are competent
Merrill Day and Night School;
South Norwalk Stamford
Fancy Kufer Pears, per bskt. 50c
CauliflowerS. 10 2nd13c'
TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
l‘:'.1111\ (ireenlng Apples pk.. “acct Wax iieans. quart ..... ' .......... 10c
l’inenpplcs. each ............... 10¢ (linen licans ' -qunrts ............ 15c
'l‘oltal Grapes per in. .. ......... 10c Famy Grape Fruit. estll ......... 10c
C'tlllCOldoHi‘llLlOti. brisket... ...... lbs (‘1 '.unberries quart ............... 100‘.
:Vt‘elcry. Spinach, Lettuce, Tomatoes. Spanish Onions, l‘nrsnips. Sweet Po~
tatoes. Squash.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONI 14.
, F. E.‘ Lockwood 81 Company ,will
give you a 325 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generator-«-
for your Automobile.
i
Now is the l‘ we to Buy
HORSE CLOTHIN
Luther M. Wright s
'18 THE PVLACE
rl-ls sense or coop CLOTHKIIIR
Mum South Norw
on do aim trade here Numb lose money.
:the t o tridius mam it will pay ”gm to lllVoltlflkl to our
‘snd prices“ in: your mm“ Wot ll
store I 1111:1111
tohfg you
company“! with on: meow _
all within 2 Bellow
fill a it m ms rest. a m m’lrfi‘m'l
II M u 5 I
one rem! lit sets all?” 0:0 0%
it yollktt are "uot hi I
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