:‘t’i
‘ office-on next illsnliurevonlzlg.
. r ‘0 t
linen ll ool.
. low‘ramo ‘el .All Kinda A
Mal Eslalom'ro wn. Country nnfllharje
, T'emw.»~=e“‘.l:« - » .
umum (‘ver ire South, Non-4v
Tront'Cou 37-h lvln'rlhlnqt'on St...
South Scream. Cam”...
’DUHLIS $‘T’ENO‘7HAWEER1 ..
will.
‘ EWS
mum
Oll‘.‘ Fromm-5’ lidgc it’o. i-i. i. G).
0 i“. “Mi.
3.: s-lzl'a ,~' engine;
':v l2, o. A. R
..~ . ~r~., L i'
. 1%)»...1. Milli
.ll‘nl. 2..
Association.
',‘ held a regular
«Latest style dial-bios
O‘Brien'h
Olll Vial: . .23 No 1955, [7:12
in: Crlw‘ .: i9: Cross, will!
“not tLLm cloning in :il:
v-“tl’z. Tms. Cll.‘.‘.;“£ii‘.)i building for re-
galnr Luelli- 2:. '
“.1102: ii rriel, stream
ci-lcbratl: nnlllver.
Ml'y or i: .,
built in; n putt-‘3; young man and his
£14 i‘emia extend-ca! .‘uugratuiatiuns.
The carpenters employed by lhe New
Yurk. New Haven and Hurzford rail
road company hlis’?) built. new sets cl
stairs at. the, EpElfiZflIIilc‘n to the east
and west '0':qu studios, from Monroe
street; ,. ‘
The new York city council will trike
The
member; wit to sworn in by Mayor'
‘wurd J. Finnegan. directly iollowing
regular and final meeting of the
ploaenl council. '
MW
~—~Lool< like 10 cent cigars—smoke
like 10 cent cigm—Silkefii‘obomfi
cont cigars. > ‘~
Mrs. Gnlbreck, oi Vera Cruz. Califor-
nia, who has been spending the sum
war in Orchard street. is planning to
mturn home on November let. B. K.
Mitchell hasithe contraict for crating
Mrs. Guihr‘eck‘s seeds.
r...”
The committee on him dance to be
. men by Court Edmondo, De ‘Amiclo
on Thanksgiving Day holdin Kneeling.
loot evening at which time a. :bend (or
the parade wan engaged and other
matters of importance tmlnaoted.
John A. Lynch. former louder of the
'BWlleeior and Wilson band who was
hurt in New York recently was not
very badly injured and while token to
a hospital did not noel treatment. Ho '
inn returned to his ”home in Bridge
port.
uFoll atyio derblea.‘ O'Brieu'a.
Division No. l, A. 0. it. met last
evening and completed all arrange-
ments for the drum» to be held in
tllulr hull this evening. Artist F. i’f
llooncy anointed in decorating the
hull and it great social success is an-
actuated. n
it woe reported tolluy till. a Fro-
gmeelve campaign orator attempted
to deliver all oration nature u email
gathering of colored voter: in» Day
almet, tilt» morning, ‘ilut was prevent:
on from so doing "by the crowd, which
showed its humility to the potty null
the speaker by bombarding him with
Illicit-4, stones and other matter udopt:
ell, though not dosignoddor that mm.
The report could not he ”rifle ,,
l
l _ ' olou
The Town 00009440114 will no! my cum “in“ "but I emmollullul ll all
alone in their unite in the town hall
building flu Wall atreol commencing
Galloway or ill“ wool; null continuing
{or two wool. 1.3m will, in received
birth we :"r. Mr. Bar-
I
deified ,0 male 0 aiul‘llt‘nncoua. ,
um tool'eulellt. Cl _
1h hiring tile-onion for
, ujllcolflzhii Ottomno Wm
‘ “oiled only lifui the ‘hzolfiem
‘ 't was ‘Ct
madé‘uaoluul ihetrou‘llers of Li
.aulu‘amiSm-via. w . . .
N-iiCOM-‘enil‘tltod near the Smelt i'rc‘ulltn.
v
.. f lllll‘llllh‘haa not 53;; horn on: lzllfi nit} i . “
lilon ‘ l
The Ottoman gol'cl'llitlcut thil‘uml'znl
i ing‘ lif‘“tl9d’ the
litllrilslol‘s their naesaglol'm, urn! ‘h 3:" W33”
llcnvc immediately. . l‘
. The olllolai unuouuccnmn: "rain" ol
in five per cent. Bunk cf Enginnl l‘is ’
icount ‘ralo was the ilnlUl'al cuttouzc on
tho ref-lent by the Bank on liIOTtil‘ly i l
lilltrl‘ut hills llc‘ow that lanai, owing fol
ltilc abnormal (illicit-crises lirtwoeu ti»:
fluency market and the (limo-mi rut '.
311:! well as the. Balkan war uni the ac-
?tu‘al and nroepeollvo gold demands. in
ldill being the latest addition IT'lil‘? " ' .
‘ol’, gold seehr. rs. 5‘. rise hull been u‘ll‘cail
‘idlllcounted by the atom luarkct, int,
lshcrt loans will probably stiffen {is a'
i result.
j. CONSTA».‘I'l"i.\'l)'?l-llfi. Oct. 37 —-A‘,
i note alldl-esacd by the Turkish govern l
gmcnt this lllCVl'illu’, to the Bulghrian‘
,f and Scl‘vinn legatious here said it wm
‘ lulr-osiille to nlointalll heme anv long-g
cirriull‘un‘! ‘Bulull'lnll;
l
l
l
i
l
l
l
l
i
l
i
'g or notwithstanding that it was the a? 3 _ l
flit-m. desire of the Porto i? do so. 'I‘_
‘ was therefore necessary to put all entlf
ito- the missions of the Bulgarian andl
lSel‘viun legotlous and the diplomats!
‘wore invited to withdraw their noes ‘
limos and leaVe Constantinr >_ i
jea‘rilest moment. ‘
i
The. note state-l that the stun was tun;
h 1‘0". ken in consequencu of the recent note;
i handed in to the Turkish :ovcrmrltntl
lliv lilo Balkan States. which Turkey;
.with her intentlai affairs. A
I
wound;
iby Sel'i‘la, and Bulgaria, and the third
Ire-call: was the ~daily slri-fnlishes on
lille frontier. l
' SOFiA, Oct. li-Klng Ferdinandfl
gwilllhie staff. has left for the head-5
lquaricrs near the Turkish frontier. it;
i
ltion to the nation or maize a formal;
l
declaration of war from that poaltion.
l
l ATHENS, Greece. Oct. l7.-l‘lghllugl
i bctweeu menu-ex army and idle Turk.
'ieh forces stationed along the frontier,
began'euriy ,toduy. . . l
w The Tuitlilsh Minister to Greece loft
lAthens today without complying with?
,. l
without asking for his. pauporis. l
AIJG'iERS. Oct. 17.—-An escort 01‘
four Greek destroyers is conveying
the Greek eteamer Masedaniu with itl
number of Greeks. Bulgarians and Ser-
ivians on board who are returning‘
trom America to join their regiments,
to fight against the Turks. She curries:
also a large cargo of ammunition. ‘
. The Macedonia arrived here lautl
night (rem .New Yorkhund found) thof
four destroyers recently purchased by
Greece in England waiting to accom-l
puny her on voyage. ‘ l
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. l'l.-—Tile.
formal declaration or war against San}
yin and Bulgaria was published by,tho~
Turkioh government todsy. l
ATHENS. Greece. out. 'll.-—-A liar-t,
lng feet was accomplished this mom 1‘
ing by the commanders ol the Greek“
gunahontll A and D. i
All 2 o'clock they made a dull to1
force the Turkish blockade ill the .‘f'
few entrance to the Gulf of Mill, one
lame of which is ‘l‘urklllh and the oth-
l
Lilli) Turkish tort at Provo-en. which do}
iminaieg the entrance and ll heuvy lire;
r000 directed on them, which they r0:i
,turued with spirit. i.
They succeeded in lighting their way};
through and at 4:30 o'clock reached
tho Greek town of Vunllm. ml the.
southern chore of the half. with very
little damage. . ,
«a muWWw-m-u mm. WW[
1 Owen [lie to ‘l‘llil
Consumption Remedy
' It in beyond lllllullll lower to rlorm
nimlm. The l’lll’llflil‘ifilfit lt‘olmn‘l‘fit M4
tumlve a malady for Commotion, do
not claim that it will mini-l4 only one
to ormt health but no mo hflvr ”lim-
mly mum, ll mm: “or lm. um
'Ill who have thin dread llllllllllll.l would
immilnic and tr it. it ehouuiniop the
:4 ill llwulllu, rem“ lover, promote ups
Kl lie mill in WM‘ many cum. I
I
9mm
Catharina As; all}! new Mum.
Hillmli‘l' ”it"; ,
w ,n to 00
can 14 and Will to’slw m _ "
‘ol ll spec lllit. u r
err. 1.3m: who} to .t ' .
mall .
'Tllm‘e‘lfi a powerful Turkish uruly’;
4,
‘i l
."‘
l ' i,;s‘c.:i of 31.25,
i . ..
we
,7 ,3; .20 Glover-l “79c
:10 ~1.2mm hillzztlisil Gloves, allow
3"‘mnlctfli .rezlllun $1.213
For tczzlmrow, only 794:,
i TOMORROW—~in Every‘Departlhent, Mutoh- 7'
Leather-2 Bags. .7990
. , . ‘ {Regularlyfstso : _‘
T7?" 1 We whiscll tomorrow 50 line
, “j Leather hugs, leather liningu;‘ .7
regular $1.50 Bags, at 99c.
ill a Sneclnlsflhntfmusll‘ commllnd alteration of every keen “shopper inaT.
.‘l " 3" .. .' ‘ "-r
he Norvtnlks
v
i
A-big line of Sun
Great Coat Solo" "Drcsses at 353'9. 5.
just at the right time. the entire ‘ V
sample line of One of the best
‘ . Serge Dresses. all colors and
boat mailers m New York.
sizes. For Saturday $5.95.
and All Wool
MILL
- .Firsl Saleofv T
l NE R Y_’
Sale of, , Sweaters _‘~.
lcousiclcrcci constituted an interference: '
glacier was the mobilization undertaken .
«is believed he will issue‘s proolnmufi .
l Values to $20.
to $12.50
$7.95. 39-95. $2.50.
Cilia S at $15"
Take your pick of. a big line of
high priced Coats. worth, up to .
$20. For Saturday $15.
{oats at $7.95
A great chance to save money.
Many of these samples to go at
M * sun‘s
' $2250
something
Alterations free.
row $12.50 to $22.50.
. at Se siblc Pri'r 5
$125.50. $15.95. Lil-7:95
Come to Mlntz’s if you wart
different in Suits. and
at low prlces. All Suits bought at
this busy store are guaranteed.
On sale oomph
l4,
Children‘s Dresses 99?,
plot}: Dresses, very_ good styles.
m plaid designs. all sizes; regu-
lar, $1.50 value. For tomorrow
99 cents. ‘
Tailored Waists 990
Value to $x.5o. ,_
About 16 styles to ,plck from.
some are linen. some are plain
tailored. others are fancy mater-
lals. On, sale at 99c; values to
$x.5o.
Flanneiotie Si irti 25c
10 dozen ladieo’ good quality
Flannelette Sikrts for Saturdov
25 cents. '
81 Silk Hose 79c
Black and Tan Silk Hose. regu-
lar $7.00 quality. Saturday 79:.
. for our first Millinery Sale, all
louolulow' ‘
‘Shapel' at 9%
Regular price 5:45 and $1.50.
Just‘al: the right time.
Shapes, regularly $1.25 and $1.50.
Tomorrow 990. .
R eady-to-wear Hats
‘31 49——
Worth up to $3. . ‘
c
A big line of ReadyQto4wear Hats
colors and styles, $1.49: values
to $3.00.
Children’s Hats
59c to $3
Come to Mintz’s for your Child-
ren's Hats.» all sayles find colors;
59:: to}; ‘ . . ‘.
Fancy Feathers 390
Very special for Saturday,‘a fine
:Jucnt enough for one day's selling.
Gray High Neck Sweaters, _ all
sizes. ‘On sale 99c, instead of .
Felt .
.AllWool Sweaters 1.95
Lades’ xAll Wool Sweaters, do ,
" high neck; on sale $2.49;
Sweaters $2.98, $3.99 ,
floodilllanllels ill
1 $1.50 SWealers 990.
$1.50. .
whiten gray, brown, red. uVery
special $1.95.
Good Sweaters $2.49
Fine All Wool Sweaters ‘in ‘gray,
brown ~ and r‘ed,« very . m‘an‘nish;
.~: $4.99, $5.49
A big line of very fine sweaters.
inmanynew styles. includi
new“ Norfolk. styles; all co are;
$2.98, to" $5549»
Low Prices
the ,>
‘iormalitlee usual in such cones ondi'l
or Greek. They. were choc-wed from“-
! circumference of tho ciliw will 1!
03.75: Skirts
latest styles; n blue
All wool Set c Skirts. the very
l ‘ On sale tomormw $1.95. ‘
l L
02:95
and gblack. l”
_ .. ZScHoSe. l9c '-,
900d qqunlity. black and um la.
‘1‘”. Han;- regular 35c quality.
For tommow 19c. , . .
fancy Feather; :59: ; value;
on sale ”Jone?“
ALL , HATS; TRIM;
colors. . .
'7 .3513} '
. 49 I w I
81. ,¢' ¢
5. and up.
RIi it'o 'a.ig‘00d.731allkel come to,
Mintz's tomorrow; a big line on, .
$1.49.‘ ‘
l
l
l
.--. ..
RMED.‘ FREE f
:
1.
‘ _
CLERICAL CHANGES MADE av
BlBHOP. ‘
Rt. Rev. Bishop lotion, Nilan hull
nnnounced several clerical changes in
the dioceses .5" Hurtiom. Only one
change in modem New Haven, the
luv, Charles F. .Kellyuzolns “on St.
"Margaret's. Waterbury. to St. Joe-
pph's in place of Rev. Dr. Joseph. E.
Joyce, who is transferred to St.
:‘John‘a in Middletowo. Otuormsigu
menus are as follow: Rev. W. P.
Kennedy from the Church of Our us-
ldy of Mercy, «Plalnville to st. Pat-
rick's, Colllnoville: 'Rev. John F.
Quinn from the Church of the An»
aummlon. Anaoniu. to at. Mammoth
Waterbury. assistant: Rev. John K.
Keane from St. Mary's Church. bier»
‘wnl . to the Church of Our Lady oi'
Morey, Plalnvlilo, ml “alumni; Row.
Alexander Mitchell from 81. Johu'n
church, Middletown, to Holy Trinity.
Wellington}. an «Militant; their. llll. J.
Reagan from Holy Trinity- church.
Wellinglord, to the Church (It the A14—
Iumptlou, Annoulu: Rev. Jonoph hull:
lemon to St. Mory'a church, _ and»
port.
.Wmawwb W
i .
”THE BIGGEST LOHITER EVER
. CAPTURID.
NEW will-lilillillll. N”. ”ill. (lot. 17m
While nailing from n hunt on the
Long lulnno would, 0g tiiuolllohorry
Island, mull: Kins cousin. whet ill
mid to he the largest lobster ever
when in that body of wow. it mull-
urod from the tin of one {color to the
and all its tall 33 inch-I. mull not
or who about 17 inches ions. and one
dim won it inches in length.“ The
incline“ and the elroumtmooe a! the
body ‘16 lnohun It weighed ill
pullout. A mm {mm on ma
m on the hit 01m. .
"’1’
Jill Win min at.
QNOTICE l
Adlaiosiou of Electors‘
Notice.“ hereby men that the new
leotmen. d towneierk o! the Town
of Note; it will hold n union in the
Town Court room. Well at, in the City
of Norwnik, Friday. October 18th,
.1912. mm 9 o'clock in the 10mm
until 8 o’clock in the nit-room. tor
the pol-polo or cumming the quaint
emanate“ admitting to the aloo-
tor's oltix tnooe persons who the“
be rounll‘ outlined; nod will be in
[tension for the name purpose «it the
following vlncu and times, to wig
Al the feline (loom. iiovilsnd on,
In the City or South Norwalll. Sutur-
dny. October 19th, 1912, from-3 o'clock
untlltl o'clock in the alteration,
And at mid Police Room. Havana
8L. Wednesday. October 23, 1912.
train 3 o'clock until 8 o‘clock in the»
uternoon.
M the nbova place: and time the
cold wloetmon and town clerk will ex»
amine the continuation oi thou: my
men by when: or in who» ballot! on
Dilution nu been nude to he mimic
tad an «item tor Iobool oiticorll nod
upon any collation mining to eduou»
lien or to schools, and when home:
“wear on the “women'a lithe-to he
mums." .
Union all entered on the limit lint
or "in he mule" when rightu Ihilll
appeal- to hove motored, shall have
been admitted or relented. aid on-
loctmon and town clerk will be in»
auction (or M” human, lll «ill
Town (loud more. Well lit“ Friday,
October 35th, mt, troll: ll o'clock lo
the lemma until ll o’clock in the
afternoon, end not itorwnrllllnoent
that i: it 440mm the rl to at
any nor on the Jim hot on or the
thin " mile“ will mature alter
will rum, Maharishi. nail on or
bolero the any of mumww more
laid “lawman and with clerk
the with d
mowm1fldelootoflim ”. W
to vit‘ Hominy. November, 4th, in ‘
hm * unwilling (momma
lohloolthmm mi in
Willow
NOTICE.
. t0 Contractors
South Norwnlk, Cool" .
Oct; 17. 1912.
Sealed proposal: will be received at
the once or the Water Commission-
era 0! the City or South Nor‘wnlk, un-3
til 12 o'clock noon. Oct. 21. 1912. for
trenching. pipe lam]; been ailing.
(ominous loud, hemp neckingeond‘do-
in: oil the work connected with the
extension cl n {our inch pipe to Ken-
Iutla ureot. lJill) feet or mom. extend
in; (real Dillon Direct. ‘
The Commissioners «curve the
right to reject any “6 all bids. Piano
and specification! may be seen atthlll
ol‘noo onlond mar Oct. 17. 1912.
01'! 3t WATER COMMISSIONERB.
l, a a: 1
Town As‘sessors’
. NOTICE
. We. the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all penuns‘eud corporations
liable to pity Tom in the Town or
Namath, tiutt they are required by
low to deliver to. the Alumna“. or
either of them. on or below the rim
day oi November tutti. a written or M
printed not. dot . cloned nod worn
to, or all'oropmy owned'by them on
the first lily of October, 1013. liable to
taxation. ., .
MIQIION. It the Asmlow .Ofllén,
Town Hall Building. Nowell. who
the Council Room, , Waldo on
“not. Library Building. south or»
walk, from and including. October 19.
1m, to and including November 1.
m2, quilt Dillon to be open
(:80 pan», all an o! the melt.
launder. o . led) end on flotation
undonlliom ; 10:, mt. from 7 ill»
til '0 detail, no: CVUIML ,
All Will! be f it“ to give
new
, r00; llj
to ill o'clock. u. rm. and drum to
a all- my.
Notice is hereby-given mover-y poison whose-land la elected by
u bilahment oi» the new layout and grade at Bayview Avenue from
. ‘ Streetto West Street in thin city that the committee unpainted D
Council ~01 this city to establish-aid layout and grade in. their .
sickened no adopted by tha‘Oouucll on the 16th day oi! October, 1912
“mate: and tomatoes the benefits and ammo resultlnx. and l
‘youto M > ‘
No Tics-1:
to any person onpe'roons from the eotobliniuuent of said i
BvaIM ‘AW.’ Abptw. on,
‘ Hillside 3mm.
Thom-3'1. Roman! .
Burr Null .mm .
we» lino
$291.84
290.69
“80.00 ‘
nyvlm . Av... ,Wn liming. ml
mall ate-cu. ‘
Williun “ll. 8min
Bennie L... Silcox
A. Diokorman acute
Burr Null eltate
Hillside 81., between Bayviow
nimwoou Militia“.
Lydia P. Mott Flotilla:-
litter-once A. Mouohon
”Home: 1. Raymond
limo 8.1mm .
wmlau ll. smlul
Halli? 8.’ Lockwood
Hilbldo “anyhow.” .llmwood
mi Taylor Menu-o.
'l‘tlomu Riley
Mel-rill militate
Hall: 0,. Johann
Hull 6. John-0n
N. n.-le may he returned to the Charm 8:. lamina
Rimmed M44 between Human and
High elm.
(learn s. K» null
040:» B. it: doll
Auto-tn All Loon-wood
WM. l5. well
than
l
of! ti
1
Dolled thin “that; at October, 1:13, 1‘
. Benefits Dan
. . over a ’3
Benefits. Damages. Moses. Ben
w.
M
11
4
30.52 09.52
- 43.20 43.20
73.44 73.44
75.74 75.74
and
17.04 17.04
10.02 13.02
03.00 03.00
44.00 44.30
30.28 30.20
20.40 20.40
‘ 0.00 0.00
10.70 13.70
13.70 13.70
20.38 05.30
, 0.02 9.02
14.0: 14.02
. ~ 11.02 11.02
' 23.70 23.70
. , . 12.04 12.04
. 00.14 20.14
10.40 13.00
23.10 20.10
”3”.“ $2270.00 "08.”
4 noun: homily. "
home 3. ovum. oi
Norwalk Chronicler