united Stores. Canada and World-
Wide
can... your haggue against any and
5 all
“navigation and in «deportation, while
In tron-it by. or b the custody of any
nilroau express.
.utlod oi oi anv Butlmship tin. etc:
. Boll Emu—frown, Country and Shore
. spent Friday lost in New. York city“
’ , at the family home in Highland Ave
Teurists’ Policy
nuke. by fire. than. lightning.
rooster transpor-
TAYLOR a GOLDEN
Insurance of All Kinds ,5
Telephone 1280
Upstairs Over the South Normlk
Trust 09., 87-91 Washington 8%.
south Norwalluconn. , 5
PUBLIC STENGGRAPHBR
Mise MarytO‘Ncil, oi Cenlcr avenue,
Ponassus Council, “0.51263, Royal
Aroanum, will meet tomorrow evening
for regular business.
._—~
l-lenry Elliott and Dwight Weich of
New Haven. spent yesterday with Geo.
,W‘. Dilwortb, of Matt avone.
l
The Nor-walk iron Moulders' Union
Local No. 209, will meet for regular
business tomorrow evening.
Dr. F. w. lreiand, of Bangor, Pen-
na, is on a visit with his father.
William Ireland. Stuart avenue.
Miss Alice lbicNerncy, of Norwalk
loft today for Jersey City. where she
will be the guest of her cousin, Miss
Nonie IaStrange.
Mrs. William J. Finney and daugh-
ter Mists Glenna have returned to Nor-
walk from a visit wuh Mrs. *F'inney's
son in Brooklyn.
‘ John R. Mee and his sister, Mrs. J.
Conner of Brooklyn were stopping at
their Auto's, Mrs. William Hull in] Mrs.
Lizzie Delatunty.
Oliver 3. Stapley and family of Main
street, spent yesterday and are spend.
lug today in Ansonia, having made the
trip by automobile.
”fl...—
John R. Moe and his sister Mrs. J.
Conuer'ot Brooklyn spent last week.
visting the Donbury Fair. Greens
Farms, Shelton and New London.
The next and last Agricultural fair
oi the present season in Connecticut
will be the.5Beacon Valley fair at Nau~
'gotuck. which will be held Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of «Men
win street. celebrated the twentydiirst
anniversary of their marriage; yestch
day in a quiet manner at their home.
John W. Nolan, of Hartford. former-
ly of Norwalk. where he learned the
printer'g trade, has been nominated for
state senator by the Democrats of the
Second Senatorial District.
The hunters note with sumo pleas-
ure the mobile" of leaves within the
past few days. Previous to last week
in the latter port the lcabes' have been
so thick that hunting has been carried
on under dlmcuilles.
While in pursuit of entertainment
lust evening, George .W Dilworth. of
Mott avenue the rising young surveyor
was unfortunate in scraping his right
It‘ll; quite badly. Dr. Walter Hitchcock
attended. the young man, and today. al-
though feeilng much buttor,’ Mr. J)"-
Worth walks with a decided limp.
Nothing is more useful these cool
nights and mornings, to take the
chill or: of your room, than a Per
Faction Oil Motor, with a omokelcso
and odorless burner and sold by A
«J. Collins Co. It lscanlly aired for
and can be carried from one room to
another, lighted. and is perfectly
safe. Boo advertisement.
WW
Potcr Juloson and members of his
family are tryini; to‘ locate Clifford
'Jploson no that he may hear of the
death of his mother-which occurred
nue on Sunday. Clifford loft homo,
A couple. of weeks no. He bed been
working coma time in 0:06an but
no he like left that place. the hmily
lion not know whether it. wont to
Bridgeport or W Mend. ~
Thmwmhmaplontymmy
5
Diarrhma.
"All Counterfeits, lmitationo and “ Justus-good ” are but.
Experiments than; trillc with and endouger the health of
Infants and Ohildron~Expcriencc against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Oustorla is a harmless substitute lot Castor Oil, Pore-
got-lo, Drops and Soothingl Syrups.
contains neither Opium,
substance. Its ago is its guard too. It destroys Worms
and alloys Foverlshness.
has been in constant. use for the relief of Constipation,
Flutulcncy, Wind. Colic; all Teething Troubles a: n1
It regulates the Stomach and Bow: is,
assimilates the ,li‘ood, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Kind You Have Always Bought, end which has been
filu use for over so years, has home
and has been nth/do under his per-
sonal supervision since ital
Allow no one to deceive you n this.
It is pleasant. It
or‘pl no nor other Narcotic
For more than thirty years it
the signature of ~
uric-y. _
A
The Children’ s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALwAvs
Bears the Signature of
i
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For over 30 Years
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Claims at Three Accidents—Ex-
55555 oi Sisal Dam—Mar-
chanis’ Limited to in All Steel
«W1...-
\ It has been estimated that the in-
.lnry claims, death tolls and, property
damage. incident to theBrldgepnrh
TSouth Boston and Wostport wreck cc-
cldonts on the New York. New Ha»
you & Hartford road. will respective
1"5 assregate 3700.000. $300,000 and
$500,000. a total expenditure of 81.-
500.000 incurred by wrecks within
fifteen months, and in each and every
. instance the cause therefor has been
quite beyond the control of the road.
The most effective and modern signal
Apparatus had been provided and it
was demonstrated to have been in
working condition. The human ole-
mom is of course, the one vital fac-
tor in the running of these fast trains
and no safeguards seem possible. to
insure the safety of the traveling pub‘
lic against humdn carelessness and
disobedience.
.lt has been the policy of the road
in recent years to appropriate an
uuully i1 aumclent percentage of its
groas earnings to upbuiid its accident
and casualty fund; until on June 30
1911. this fund had reached $957,757.
During the? past year it was (urther
augmented until an of June 30 last.
the investment therein was 81,698,666.
Concerning the matter of steel cars,
about which some agitation is being
created, it may be said that next to
the Pennsylvania railroad. there is no
railroad in this country. more rapidly
. equipping itself with steel rolling
stock than the New York. Nowhe-
vcn fiJ-lnrtford. By December 1 the
College Blanket.
Perhaps one of thé best way to mark
a blanket intended for college use is by
means of block letters cut from broad-
cloth and applied to the blanket. Lin-
en or silk can be substituted for the
broadcloth.
An all ‘white blanket with the initials
in the college colors, or a blanket haw
ing a colored border in one of the col»
lege colors and the initials in theothor‘
color, would appeal to any student says
the Pittsburgh Post and a blanket
lovely gift [or the boy or girl just on»:
terlng college.
W
Nut! Steamed.
My father's lunch consistaiargely of
fruit and nuts and it falls to me to
crack and salt the nuts for him. says a
contributor to Good Housekeeping. l
crack about a cuplul of pecan meats
meats and have discovered a very easy
way to suit them. Place asaucer of
nut meats over the steam of a boiling
kettle and cover them liberally with
salt, stirring them carefully in it. lies~
move them from the saucer and pack
at once or bottle. My father pronounc-
es them delicious.
Chinese Curtains.
in deciding which are' haudsomost
among the l‘mportntions of beautiful
"Chinese curtains, one is apt to hesitate
between the Yokoba and tho Shen Ling
The former is of black satin cloth, up-
on whlchore applied in very ingredient;
and noveji‘manuor chitractcridtic (llama
use pcr'goldilp.
are traveling
tors of beautiful flowers and foliage
adorn the curtains at intervals above
this border, says the ludlancpoiis News
m the Sheathing uallally are or those
peerless Chino-o yellow. that are like
poi-served sunlight. 'No decoration
touches the satin body of this curtain
excepting A block border that has the
effect of antique Chino-a “pantry. in
the more oxpouoivo curtdtns this bar-
des- in at A woven in the cheaper. ot a
p‘rlntcd midi-1A1. ..
.555...» council no.
17$than
1514i.
marked in this way would make a very ‘
”council-ted by artistic .
bridges, 0‘ch which the unsint Chinese
Flowering pipe; arts ‘
traced beneath this arches, while clue: "
Dry
The South Norwalk
Goods Co.
lmconoon’mEm
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MMN Si REET
5 ll o'clock‘ll Merchantc‘d.
there is a 40 per cent.
weight Jund while the New Haven
‘ crowded.
, = tinovitch‘.
‘" . guard encountered a body of Turkish"
' wounded during the battle. while the
Limited wilihe‘
a stool train, the controct tor the cars
having been let week. ago. 5
incidentally, it in tube remembered
thatqtbo cost or steel cars is 50 per
cent. greater than iwoodon cars, while
increase in
bridges and loadhed are oqnlpnéd to
stand the extra pressure, those who
are olomorinx for steelcms on the
Boston .0: Maine lines should know
that there is hardly a bridge on the“
whole Bostpn & Maine system that
can stand the strain of a steel train
running at speed to say nothing of
the depicted condition or tho‘ road’s .
treasury were it called upon to lin-
unce the huge cost of such‘oquipmcnct.
BHIDUALLV DRIVINB THE
TURKS BACK
(Continued from first page)
verely injured are beingflcouvoyod to
Cottinje, as the hospitals are over-
-CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 14.—-'l‘hc
Turkish government declines to al.
low the powers to intervene in the
question of Macedonian relorms.
Shapes and Trimmings
We are showing for tonight a new and large line of the latest
Shapes and Trimmings at Popular Prices. “ .
‘ O O K. I 8
No Charge Trimming Slemce
We will trim all hats free when you purchase the shapes and
trimmings at this store.
its reply to the representatives of
the powers was handed the Austro-
Huugarian ambassador here this
morning. While thanking the Euro-
pean powers for their triendlyinten
est in the Balkan situation which the
Ottoman government recognizes they
have exercised in behalf of peace. to
ply says that Turkey is determined to
carry out the promised reforms but
can-not tolerate any foreign influence.
The Bulgarian. Servlnmand Greek
ministers have received instructions
from their governments to be ready
to leave as soon as they receive no
tiiioation from thlr respective capl-
this.
The rupture of diplomatic relations
between the three .Baikan States and
the Ottoman Empire is awaited bour-
ly. ’
Many Killed in Both Armies.
LONDON. Oct. 14.-—Tne Montene-
grin troops lost 100 killed and wound-
ed in their attack on the town of
Byolopoiye, in the finish of Novlpa-
our. according to the odiciai report
of the battle robeived by the Monte-
_Frec Tickets
for ELECTRIC snow.
We have arranged tor a number of tickets to
the New York Electric Show, which will be open
until October 19th. We will be pleased to supply 4
tickets free to any one who wishes to attend. If
you are going to be in New York before: October
19th, apply to our superintendent. Mr. Geo. H.
Caffrey, for a ticket, and see the show at our ex-
peuse.
The United Light and
Water Co.
grin consul-general hero. The Turk-l
lab troops, who lied after the battle
to Sienltoa, are said to have adhered
heavily. on they offered a stubborn re.
sistaucc for a long time. The reports
also canlirms heavy lighting by the
Montensxrln column under Geo. Mar-
lt says that his advance .
troops'froilu Tamkosch and these are 5
reported to have lost 300, killed and
Moutonegrin casualties totalled 100.
Gen. Martluovltcb burned several
’ elsewhere. .5
:5. n- I.
READ AND IE coannch
WOMEN’S COATS
made of Aleool'materlai. in a variety of cloths and colors. all up-
bmtho-minuto styles Our Special Price
Actual value, 89. 75 to $16. 50
WOMEN'S“ NAVY SERGE] BUITS
the latest styles, strictly all wool.
~ These Baits are sold by other ltorel for 815. Our Price
OUTING FLANNELS
One case best 12 1-2 cent Outing Flannel good style and fast col
ors. Our Special Price ..... ~ ..............
KID GLOVES
Women's Two-Clasp Kid Gloves. Tan, Black. White and Gray for
cry pair Warranted actual value 31 per pair.
.5... Inn-two
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75¢ UMBRELLAO 49::
144 Umbrellas with natural handle. paragon trams. covered with good
quality Amelicun Taffeta. never sold for less than 760. Our Special
{price each
HANo chemise .
Our Values are the tillk of the Mn.
than ever to supply your wants. Values like these you cannot find
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“so 75 to $10.95
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lined with“R guaranteed .satlu.
. . . 5 . $9.95
.Oc. yard
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Turkish biockhouscs, put their gums.
,onp to flight and then with his troops
crossed the river Bayauo.
The Mallscori trlbosmon in- the
neighborhood 0! Scutari have joined
forces with the ‘Monteuegrin troops.
. Stock Enhance still Erratic.
The Stock Exchange today, while
much quieter than on Saturday, was
still erratic, dealers awaiting the up
doing of the Continental bouraes. In
the meantime the situation in the
Balkans caused a loasor 3-8 in Con-
sois. establishing a. new low record or
72%. Continental favorites moved
with uncertainty. Rio Tintos touched
72 7-8. then 71%. Canadian Pacific
opened at 207, dropped to 286%, and
thou jumped back to 209. American
securities remained at about Satur-
day's level; pending the opening of
Wall Street. . -
To Demand Rclouc of Greek Vouolc.
ATHENS. Greece, N0. loo-Tho res
lance within twenty-four hours of the
brook vouch; confiscated by Turkey
is to he demanded today by on Greek
Minister at. Coustlnoplm under in-
ctructlons from his government. In
the not» which he is to hand to the
-Turklsh government, the payment or
an Indemnity to the owners of the
vessels is almost ‘dcmundcd. ‘
PAI'IA Stock Exchange steady.
. PARIS, Oct: 14.-~'l‘he concerted
efforts of French financial loaders
and of the governmon to check what:
is called an unjust ed panic had
some client 'on the Paris mum to
day, the market opening annually.
higher. A note of more mnfldonoo
. prevailed and impornmt stocks made
quick ”recoveries.
A Item of 5m between Turkey end.
Berri; can be considered to AIM?
extolling} according to A now: may
dispatch from mild; which I”!
tint the docktitlon of out: now on-
iy I unfilled of form.
WW Oct. 14M!” Greek em
to cm «mam the aim at
the «amt/Ad crux rennin is in
the ileum at on alumina, Which oh
aim it"! think it to cm
"OLD DOMINION LINE
New York to
“Hot and Cold Sea‘Wator Boldl- can be procured on Steamer with;
Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week
Pleasure and Rest to
OLD POINT GOMFORT,” NORFOIZIK, RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON, D. 05 '
Norfolk and Old Plum Comfort and ro-
turn including moul- Ind berth 514
Richmond or Washington. D. 0.. a ro-
turn including mania and berth $15
ON 0. D. STEAMEBB
Hinds Alfordiug
out charge. Steamers an all equhxped with the United Wireless
Telegraph System
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAlY AT3
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 26, North River,
.5 ‘ Foot of N. Moore St, New Ypri.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Sondfor Illustrated Pamphlet.
w. L. WOODROW. Traffic Mgr. J. J. BROWN, them Passenger Age.
For further particulars apply to J. M. LAW'ON I. 00., 5 Roll-
road Avenue, or Depot Ticket Agent. N. Y., 5N. H. and H. n. R.
P. M.
It's the car you see the moot—4nd hour the least.
The Ford is as silent as human lnkenulty can
make it. And that means that it's the quietest car
on the blubway-and the most economical both
in first and after costs. 8. L. Benedict. agent, 98
South Main Street.
.r
9’:er Nice hormone, you; rock
UNITED GROCERY ClUMPANY
. 20 NORTH MAIN crawl
a who. OATMEAL ..
‘8 PM. new PANcAKerLoun A... ...........
a cANs or coon l..
a own or MiLK
at 9AM cAKEo some .......5....
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non-nuanc-
colorants...
Cauliflower. m Plant Celery. Turnipu. ,‘
179 no the mm for the Bottle Grub Genius. .
20 North Main at. l
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