é: Dress Gouda
in gorges at 25c, 50c. 750 and
$1.00 a yard. in garnet,"
3“. blues. browns, . cardinal,
green and black. Meesaline '
Satin in all colors; also Skin-
ner's Lining Satin.
E. K. BANKS
Attorney Ira 0. Gregory, of Norwaik
spent Saturday in Stamford on busi-
liens.
Charles L. Verlin, of Tarrytown, N.
'Y.. spent Sunday‘at his home in Nor-
walk.
“no.“
The Arlon «Singing Society .wlll hold
its monthly business meeting this ev-
ening.
The Hut Makers’ Society will hold its
monthly business meeting on Wednes-
day evening .
"William H. oueu, Jr., of Hartford,
‘epent Saturday and Sunday with his
family in East avenue.
_._.,...___.
Lester Brush. of Franklin street, is
enjoying a week's vacation from his
duties at the Norwalk Iron Works.
Mrs. Samuel Montague, of New York
is ill at her homewith diphtheria, Lo-
cal friends are extending'sympatho'.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur '1‘. Murray, of
TWestdeld, N. 'J., spent Saturday and
Sunday with their relatives in town.
. Regular meeting tonight of Colfax
Encampment tonight Odd Fellows hall
in South Main street, Routine business.
' Mrs. Ernest Buses and daughter Ma-
deline. spent Sunday with Mrs. Bosaa's
sister, Mrs. George A. Smith, of Mer-
twin street.
The Epworth League of the South
Norwalk Methodist Church will hold a
regular monthly business Wednesday _
even ing.
Captain Fred Williams, of South Nor-
walk will be operated on at the Stem-
ford Hospital tomorrow morning for
appendicitis.
The monthly business meeting of
Putnam Hose company will be held
this evening in its quarters, in Frank
lin street. .
The Winnipauk Republican cum will
meet tonight~ Tomorrow night will be
open house and the election returns
will be received.
The Felio'wcraft cum of u... out Well
Lodge. 1". and ‘A. M., will hold its wecio
‘ly business meeting this evening in its
rooms, in South Main street.
”Wu-M
The monthly business meeting of the
South lNorwalk Board of Councilmen
will be held this evening in the council
chamber in Washington street. .
paw—W
Norwulk Aerie, No. 588; Fraternal
order of Eagles, will meet Wednesday
night. The ball committee held a re-
gular session yesterday afternoon.
After four services yesterday at the
Grace church, the itev. 3‘. Benton Won
nor preached at the Salvation Army
Illeudquartcrg last night at 9 o‘clock.
South Norwelk Council, ‘No. 1263,
will hold its first meeting in their new
" roomy. in St. Joseph's school hall on
Thursday evening and as District. be»
upty John F. McMahon is lobe on hand
to install othceds, it is the desire of
the office“ that every member be pre-
sent. Business pertaining to the future clear-talus type
welfare of the council is to be taken
upland every member should make an
arm to be arduous "
Footballs. "
South Nor-walk.
Basket Balls
Striking Bags .
A Complete Line of Each
‘ sauces $1.00 TO cm.
AT ‘
WM. P. am
Norwalk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For iNorwalk and vicinity: Fair and
warmer tonight and Tuesday moderate
south and southwest winds. A distur~
hence, central this morning over Min-
nesota is producing cloudy and un-
settled weather with rising tempera-
into in the central sections. Pleasant
weather with low temperatures pre-
vails along the Atlantic coast from
Florida to Maine. Freezing tempera-
tures extend as far south as Georgia.
Very little rain has fallen during the
last 24 hours east of the Rocky Moun-
talus.
WEATHER'A YEAR AGO TODAYi
Temperdture: Low, 34; high, 47.
OIL HEATERS
JUST THE THING TO USE THESE COOL NIGHTS
AND MORNINGS TO TAKE THE
CHILL OFF. NO
SMOKE, NO ODOR, EASILY CARED FOR AND CAN‘
BE CARRIED ABOUT FROM ONE ROOM TO AN-
crush.
WITH‘BRASS OR STEEL TANKS.
BLACK
OR NKDKEL TRIMMED.
$2. 98 to $4. 98
A. J. Collins 8; Co.
ABOUT“ PRICES
There is a big difference between a cut price and a bargain.
There is also a difference between price cutting and low prices.
The price of an inferior article is always a high price and this ap-
plies with particularforce to feed and grain.
If you get good hay. grain and feed ,you forget the price when
you see its worth to your animal.
Poor qu’ality‘you NEVER forget
when you notice its effect on your horse or poultry.
\
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom.
era—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle andPoultry.
Falland Winter Campaign. 1912
JEDDO‘n-PLYMOUTH-uH. W. A.
* COAL
IN ALL SIZES.
RAYM 0 N D a cor H Ens
Cloudy.
Lincoln Sumner - Wilson of New
York city is spending several days with
friends in town. Link is the former
Nor-walk basketball player and base-
ball teamman of the Winnipauk Base-
ball team. Hi; i; being greeted entitle i
elastically by his many friends.
The-members of Buckingham. W. ‘R;
.C.. will meet with Mrs. Harry Bylagton
on Tuesday, November 5th for a full
day's sewing session. A full attenl
dance is desired.
Advertise in The Sentinel
Automobiles for Hire
By the heur. day or week. Our Chauffeurs are all skilled and
careful men.
‘ - i
' See the four and slat oulblder 1.91.8 Male ,0!
THE MOYER AUTOMOBILES
Demonstration on Request.
OSCAR H. BANKS,-
GARAGE—RIVER STREETS
“alien
NORWALK.
(Senorita.
1
STEWART
Cook Stoves.
$19.00 to canoe
None better at any price or none as
good at the same price.
Hit A. Jillitlllil ll Sill 80.
134-136 WARNINGTON 8T.
NOTICE
Reduced Cost of
Electric Lamps
0n and after Nov. 1“,. 1912.
MAZDA TUNGS'I‘EN LAMPS. the
cost of which’ having been greatly re.
winced ii the manufacturers. will be
sold att e allies of the City of South
Norwaik idlectrio Works at less than
cost to patrons of the electric lithi-
iag service supplied by said Eleni
trio Works. tor lampa of the 220 volt
is three times the
li mg‘tiie famii or urban free lam
0.13. Jackson
Optician
. ' c
II WALL .TIIIT
NORWALK.
PHONI 4..
Everything in the @ptical Line
EVes Examined} Free-r
'OLD DOMTNICN LINE
Short s» Trips, PDellghtfuld Rimes“ Ends Aflording
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON. D. C
New York to “
Norfolk and Old Point comm and fly
tum Including mania and berth {14
Richmond or Washington, D. 0..
turn Including meals and berth .15
ON 0. D. BTIAMIRI
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths can be procured on Steam» with
out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless
Telegraph System.
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY. WEEK DAY AT;
RM.
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 35. North River.
Foot of N. Moore St... New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Sendfor intimated Pamphlet.
‘ w. L. wooonow, Traffic Mar. J. J. “OWN. nen'l Passenger Ana,
For further particulars apply to 45 returns a co. ii Bulb
A superior flour milled from the she
read Avenue, or Depot Ticket mitt/N
demands. an.
illuminate Spring was“.
run!
This is your opportunity to buy this Vicar at him prices:
Per Bag 75c
Condensed
. Per Barrel $5 75'
, 1911’.- Elm“ eIoaooisoiIoloiobootielsolrllflitohosilluu.irovl .1“
'ka “52k fisliiotcal W
ll
buoripileaoi-iniga.»eulava‘
5"”la‘avsi’uavauanuunpaeur
«econometric.
m
Well, if you don't it's because
he has worked so ill lady and y'et "
. so effectively that yo u blue folio
' to notice it. You have had your
- mind distracted by the noise of a.
.. wind Jamming politicians. "'
Mr. Taft works without brass-
and accompaniment.
nd a statesman. ' ..
.. lie is satisfied to work out his ..
.constructive plans and to let his— .
the trouble to learn for them- ‘
selves what he has done for the .‘
a
I
'. ed a Court of Customs Appeals. ‘
urged and secured legislation for .
- cost of living, insisted on the pass .
age of an Employer's Liability and I
., HOW Pageants"? TART
INPORCED‘ PURE} FOOD LAWS.
Charles D. Hilles. Chairman of the
Republican National Committee. has
issued the following statement:
Opponents of President Tufts ad-
ministration and all his reelection
have issued a pamphlet containing an
attack upon his administration of the
Federal health laws.
This is a subject oil such direct vital
interest to the American people that
l deem it due to them to make ex-
plicit and specific denial of the charges
set forth.
President Taft during his entire ad»
ministration has diilplayed the boom
est interest in the proper enforcement
of existing Federal health laws. He
has not been content with this, but
has recommended to Congress com-
prehensive legislation providing for a
bureau of public health under which
all the activities of the Federal Gov-
ernment relating to that subject might
-bc grouped. ‘
On May 29th. liill, the Supreme
Court of the United State! held that
the Pure Food Adi did not cover the
knowingly false labeling of nostrurus
as to curative effect or physiological
action. Less than a1 month later Prom
idsnt 'l‘aft sent a rinsing message to
the law.
On August 28, liliii, congress hood-
ed the message of the President. and
wound an amendment which cures the
defect in the law pointed out by the
Supreme Court.
The Food and Drums Act has been
vigorously and ohloctlvsly enforced
from the beginning. The Act becamo
effective January 1. 1907, and from
tlut date over will cases have been
transmitted to the i apartment of Julio
lice for action. in 1 tactically all con»
eluded criminal 0““ convictions have
been secured. in seisure cases do.
cross of condemnation and forfeiture
have uniformly resulted.
More than 1,000 cases have been
successfully prosocl ted since March.
1’09. Hines that dots ans: mounting
to $80,000 have assessed sealant
defendants in ordinal cam with
costs of equal or cater amount, and
decrees of mocha tide and forfeit»
are have help is it cannot more
than 500 airtime to of foods and
drops Reports ived by the but
has of on... from its labor»
torto- in dilute modem or the
' mm show mluaivelynhat the
samurai om - I of Violin)“
. - . Act have pro
dead a ”3“,, proficient in the
'Your breakfast your luncheon, your dinner may be spoiled by llW
.. _We Give S&H.Grccn'l‘rading Stamps. Ask for the.
. Light Blue.
WW"...
. ..
The South Nurwa
Congress demandinat an amendment to ,
butter. Why {like any chances?
Our initial is always fresh and swoet.
JAPAN RICE
@ 5c lb.
Seeded Raisins, . 3 packages 2"
Cohoes Salmon, 1 lb. can .. 15c lone Peas, can ..... . ..... . 1
Peanut Butter, lb. 11o Fard Dates, 11) ........
Shredded Wheat, pkg. 120 Rolled Oats. lb ........... . 39;
Seeded Raisins, 3 pkgs. .. 25c Corn Meal, lb.
Millar's Marmalade. jar 15c [ ' ' ‘
Baking Powder 50c
25 Stamps with I bottle Extracts ............... - {use
20 Stamps with 1 large bottle Queen Olives ......... . as:
20 Stamps with 3 lbs. Prunes 6:; to lb ................ ‘23
—— 10 JW Stamps Free ——
i can Sultana Spice .........................................
1 bottle Cider Vinegar ........... .
1 box Shaker Salt ............................................ '
1 pkg; Fluffy Ruffles Starch ......................... a ........
1 bottle Bull Head Catsup ..............................
'1 pkg. Buckwheat or Pancake Flour ..................... . . . 10c ‘
2 pkgs Saleratus, each ..................... ,.,., ............ . ..
1Mason Jar French'sMustard .............. .... ..... . l
1 pkg. None Such Mince Meat .......................... ‘ ..... ‘. .
WASHINGTON 811,
Tel. No. 900“ Free Delivery
Deliveries s: 30 a. m. and 2. 30 p. m‘. .
l
For the Little On
Ages 2 to 6 years
Made of Asirakhsn. Crushed Flushes, Caraculs, Imitation Bear Skin!
and Chinchillas. - ‘
Colors. Black, Navy Blue. Brown. Tan, Light Gray, Dark Gray and
Tuesday Only-«$4 Values $3.195 9
35 Values $3. 99
$6 Values $4.79
Frank Jacob
WASHINGTON STREET OPP. HOVT'B THEMHYK
-
.W...m. Musmwuvuw. , «Wu... L... a». a... ....
Dry Goods Co.
(Incontinence)
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
' Extraordinary Bargains Tonight, from
to 10. READ! READ! READ?"
o dos. Kimonos. fancy colors, the values Tonight .. mu 1..
is 120 Outing Fishnets. all new styles. fast colors. Extra
fleece. Tonight .. .. ........
1 case best American Shirt Prints, good styles. fast colors. ,
lar to value. Tonith .. .. 4 Me'
lite licoich Gingham. 32 inches wide, in pretty checks and p
Tfilllght sununuuuuonnu:”Hindustani-Mu .34“ I“
sue lied Sheets. also 72 x 90. made of heavy muslin. lino ,
dressing, With welded caster m. Tonight. 7' to to ......r .
iii a to full bleached flail Shoots. as good as other stored to
890‘ our W‘l W i, will no“ nv' sterile-6.! ,.
is last Senor donut holler Menus. iterator in vain vi ,
Norwalk Chronicler