I ’ . 9f New York and New England An ar-
4', Dress I Goods
. in serges at 25c, 501:, 75c and
$1. 00 a yard. in garnet,
blues, 4’ browns. cardinal, 1
I green and black. Messalius L
Satin in all colors: also Skin-
ner's Lining Satin.
1:. K. slurs
'lvl'd'd'
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WEATHER FORECAST.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 43; high, 50.
Cloudy. , . ’
—~.~—
For Norwalk and vicinity: Generally
fair and slightly colder tonight; iSun‘
day fair. The disturbance which was
central yesterday morning over Upper
Michigan has moved rapidly eastward
and is now passing out the St. Law-
rence Valley. It is causing cloudy and
. rainy weather in the northern portion;
es of high preseure central over Ten-
nessee is producing pleasant weather
in all other districts east of the Rocky
Mountains.
' Edward S. Meeker, of Westport ave-
nue spent yesterday in- New York city
on business.
Lady Washington Lodge No. 21, of
Shepherds oi Bethlehem will meet for '
regular business on Monday evening.
vbatest style derbles. O'Brieh's
’ Our Brothers"LodgeNo. 10.1.0.0
I“. will confer the first degree on Mon
day evening at the regular meeting
' ~Hats to order. $2.00. O'Brien.
__...
I IIConcord Division, No. 2, Sons of Tenn
perence. will hold a regular meeting on
Monday evening
M
. The Norwalk Boat club will meet for.
regular business in tbs O‘Sulllvnn
(Block in Wall street last evening.
» l
. Mrs. C. E. T. Fairty and diughter.
flours Elizabeth were the guests of
Mr. ahd Mrs. Alvin Heerdt in Norwalk,
yesterday.
Mrs. Stephen Heath and daughter,
Win '1‘. Orr McKendry. of New Canaan
visited with Mrs George Carter in Non
wnlk Wednesday.
~The office of Dr. E. H. Jones will
be closed all day tomorrow.
The Nor-walk City Board of Estimate
and Taxation will meet on Monday ev-
oniu}; to hear the estimates of the tire
and finance departments.
«flockingham Post, No. 12. (l. A. R.
held a weekly business meeting in theI
past rooms in Wall street last night
and routine business was transacted.
Mrs. Frank Nash and daughter, lie)-
on. and Mrs. ids Williamson of Nor-
wuik, were meant guests of the home
of 8. ll. iioyt in South Main street.
New (lanolin.
linrugnrl Society, No. 034. or Nor-
wnlk. will hold a regular meeting on
Monday evening. The usual business
meeting followed by a social hour will
he, observed.
“W
The Norwslk Board of Fire Under-
writers will meet in the offices of the
Chandler and Dunn on Monday after»
noon at 4 o’clock for the regular bush
seas.
W‘EerybodyI's doing iii What?
‘ Calling up tilt. John and Keyser for
new room storm doom and enclosed
porches. hardwood floors. bungalows.
Everything in the carpenter line.‘
Prices right. Phone 1082, Steamboat
Hm, ., .
South NorwslmI
basket Balls
Striking Edge
A Complete bineof Each.
" raises two TO woo.
AT~
WM. P. sssss *
Nari/walk.
OUTER LINE OF FilllTS'
AT ADHIAIOPLE TAKEN
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advance. are fighting strongly, but
the exhausted veterans of the earlier
battles are offering little serious re- ,
sistance. o
MALTA, Nov. 9.—~The British bat- .
tleships Hibernia. Britannia, Common- ‘
wealth and» Dominion, as well as me -
British cruiser Black Prince. left here
today «for the Near East. They sailed
within two hours of the receipt of or-
ders from the British Admiralty.
W '
Ill
OIL HEATERS
JUST THE THIN‘o T0 use mass COOL NloHre
AND MORNINos TO TAKE THE cHlLL ore. NOI'
8MOKE.NO 013011.511an canao‘fios AND CAN
' as CARRIED Ascor- FROM our. some “to AN.
OTHEIRI. Win-tense on crush TANKe. BLACK
on NICKEL TRIMMED.
$2. 98 to $4. 98 ‘
.A. J. Collins 81 Co.
I - SINCERITY
Business like friendship must be founded on sincere motives and
actions. I've built up my business on these principles for 1 know
that the men of South Norwaik are Just like their out-of-tOWn broth-
ers. You want to trade at a. store that you can depend on—n store
that is sincere in its every effort to give you an honest service—s
store that will never misrepresent quality. In short, a sincere store
that is content to build for the futurewsiowly if necessaryl-but
surely. 9 JI ‘
MANUEL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its our-tom-
ers—Bonnie Home Ground Food for. Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
Buckwheat Coal
for House Furnaces
$4 per Ton, delivered
RAYMOND BROTHERS
BELGRADE, Servia, Nov. 9—“The '
League of the Balkan Nations is utter-
ly opposed to making Albania an an.
tonomous state as desired by Ger-
many, Austriwliungary and italy,"
said Premier Pachiich. o'l servia, in _
the course of an interview here to-
day ~
The premier laid emphasis on the.'
fact that the allied Bsiksn States were
working in complete harmony on all;
questions. He declared that they do?
mended up complete disappearance
of the sovereignty of the sultan from
European Turkey and the division of
the territory among the victorious na-
tions belonging to the Balkan League.
Automobiles for Hire
By the hour. day or week. Our Chauffeurs‘ore all skilled and
careful men.
' See the four and six cylinder 1913 Models of .
THE MOYER AUTQ BILES
OSCAR HIIIIBIXIMSI "chameleon;
GARAGE—PRIVER STREET.
The partition of Turkish territory, he
said, had already been arranged along
broad lines by the allies, the only
question left open for discussion be
ing those relating to the destiny of
Constantinople. Salonlki and the Dar-
danellss.
The file of Constantinople and. the
Dardanelles said the premier would
be left to the decision of the European
powers. A119 for Saloniki, however,
the Balkan allies had not yet‘reached
an agreement as to who was to have
n mun. srnnr
aonws‘ut.
snout as.
o. noackson _.
- Optician
’ ~: Everythingin theOlecnlIdne
. Eyes Examined Free
devotion in spite of. his 85 Years. He
Iappenrs to he infusing new life into
the population of the Turkish dental.
For eleven days he has not left his
lines, '
The most complete rental lists are
always to be round in the Want Col-
umns, where landlords and tenants
meet.
Philip Turst spent the week-end
with his parents hone.
Mrs. Joseph Guthrie has had visitr
ora from Newton: this week.
“a
'Mrs. Schilcher visited Monday at
the home or Mrs. J. Seiloil’.
Alfred Lindhurg spent Sunday at
the home of 'Mrs. Charles Roche.
James Withall spent Saurday and
Sunday at the home of his parents.
Miss M. Rnhhltt spent Sunday: at
the home of her aunt, \Mrs. M. Rob-
bi-tt.
Miss G. Kerwin spent the week-end
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Robert
Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaconiimst spent
Saturday and-Sunday with their par-
ents here.
“a
Mrs. Charles Reche spent Monday
in News“: , at the home of Mrs.
Vnrrault.
~—
Miss Clara Damsgunrd spent Satur.
day and Sunday at the home of her
parents here.
‘Miss Edna Aiken has improved So
rapidly that she attended church last
Sunday" evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Perdresux spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
their son. Claude.
Miss Elsie St. JOhn spent last Week
with her sister, Miss Florence St
John, of ‘Westport.
James Cru-mrny and. James ‘Dresse
Mrs. M. *Rahbitt.
Joseph London covers his rural mail
route some days with an auto which
he bought for that purpose. 1 9
Miss Alice Buttery has been spend-
ing a few days with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Austin, in New Canaan.
1W. A Boring, the well known ar-
chitect, expects soon to start an a trip
for IBermuda, on account of his
health
Henry Bruckner, who often visits
friends in Silver-mine. has been elect.
ed to Congress from the Bronx, New
,York city.
will‘glve on entertainmant
Broad River chapel, next Tuesday
it.
NEWPORT. R. 1.. Nov. 9.—-Ar-
rangements were made today to send
300 petty officers and seamen from
the navel training station to Philadel-
phia as part of the complement as
signed to the cruisers Tennessee and!
Montana, which have been ordered to
Turkey. The men will report at the
navy yard at Philddolphia tomorrow.
PORTSMOUTH, N. 11.. Nov. sm'l‘hir-
ty marines from the Portsmouth navy
yard left for Philadelphia today. They
will do duty on the cruisers Tonnes»
see and Montana.
PARIS. Nov. 9.——Ths European sit-
uation is considered in official cira
else here to he precarious. The
French Cabinet met today at the Psi-
aco of the Elysee und i’rouidom Foi-
lerioe attended the meeting. Prem~
ior Poincare read to his colieugues
the intent dispatches received from
the French ambassadors at St. Pct»
'ershurg. Vienna and other capitals
which led to a discussion lasting sov-
‘srsi hours. I
Nothing of what occurred at the
cabinet council was mode public and
much obscurity continues as to the
precise intention or the various great
powers. I
thrills, Nov. cartons Pasha. tho
Turkish Grand Visitor. has informed
the foreign orchestration in cousins-1
tiiuopio that he will maintain order
there until the end. it, however, the
Turkish capital should be occupied by
the invaders the Grand Violet declared
that he could not he'auswershio for
lend to. Results would be on the son
science or Europe, he sold. . *
.IOLD DOMINION LINE
-' Short See Trips, Delightful Week Ends
Afi'ording
Pleasure and Rest to
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON, D. 0.
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and ro-
’ . turn including meals and berth
New YOIk to Richmond orWuhlnthn. 11.12313
turn including muio and hunt: 315
ON 0. D. OTIAMIRO
Hot and Gold 8911 Water Baths can be procured on steamer with.
out charge. Steamers are all equipped with. the United Wireless
Telegraph System.
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT3 P M.
Tickets and Stateroom Reservation. Pier as, North River.
Foot of N. Moon lit. New York. -
Phone 8900 Franklin. Senator illulintod Pumpkin.
w. L. wooodbw, Traffic Mgr. .i. J. BROWN. don't Persona» Apt.
For new puuculm sum to .1. u. LAY'mN s (2.0-. 1 nun.
road Aquila, or Depot rum Agent. 11.1., N. n. and 11.11.11.
When we say "Reduced Prices "' we miss you can our hero in
our Modem store-zine very best duality of More Food: or less
than the prices asked elsewhere.
Sugar Corn. tender and creamy ....z...........,.......3 onus,
flotillifinlmmi trial-Isnsuuoio toursuse..nihsslenccr.aa.p.H
3 cans Esrly Juno
sorifiifsiiltgpbiimetyoeititteiobv-srlv
{plumb snusuuairss icIocudv.isss.:-oss
dengue. Mother’s. {lockers Izr Whitetail
am mug M’use-f7)“uitHutu.”unguihfluliausoirui
“HINT“ som-
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. crszepasroa‘salt‘sl (Inesbiysssnitogssrssellout
I fishnets-sues“
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as: is
evening, . November) 2.
Mr. Shepard. of Pennsylvania has
been the guest of his niece Mrs.
George Wood of Silvormine avenue.
die had not seen her in forty years.
Edward Guthrie has given his bull
dog away. Ed thought he was too
dainty in the matter of food, as every
few days he Would kill a chicken and
eat it.
A new artists’ organisation to be
known as the New Canaan Society. of
Art Workers. was organized with nine
members. last Sunday, at Richard
Gruelle’s studio. .
A pleasant feature of the service
in the Methodist Protestant Church
Sunday morning was a duet rendered
by Christopher Andrew's with his little
daughter, Miss Aimee.
Edward Guilosfwho has been mun-
sging s form in New York state, this
summer. has returned to Bilvermiue
with his family. and wiil occupy the
I ‘ old Buttery place that is owned by
issue Reliant.
Mrs. Bums‘oxoects shortly to leave
Hilmrmins to make her home with
her daughter. Mrs. Christopher An-
drown. when Mr. and Mrs. Andrews
get settled in Bridgeport, when the
former is now employed. ,.
The entertainment which had been
surrounded for next Tuesday events!
by the ladies Aid Society at the
filfiorfli‘ne Methodist Protestoht
cones has” mm m postponed for
one week. on will no son on m
do?“ «not. normal 19. . .
Islrs there with singular tenacity and
The South Norwaik
Dry Goods Co.
(iNOOIiPDIRATIED)
28.30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN smear
Extra Specials Tonight, 7 to 10
BEST AMERICAN SHIRTING PRINTS tonight, 7 to 10, yard 4 3.41:
MEN’S BLACK OR TAN HOSE. 1?. 1~20 value. Tonight, 7 to 1
pair....., ......................... ....... .............,.61-2‘
12 1-2c OUTING FLANNEL, tonight, 7 to 10, yard 6 34¢:
MEN'S OUTSIDE HEAVY FLEECE LINED NAVY BLUE SHIRTS,
fine Shirts for men working outside. Regular 75c Shirt Tonight 7
to 10, each! ............................... .. 49c
72 x 90 FULL BLEACHED SHEETS with seam in center. Tonight.
7t010 ........ ............. .. ............. .239
50c CORSETS. made of fine quality coutl-l, not all sizes, but it you
can, find your size, tonight, 7 to 10, pair ................... ... 250
l i
At the NorWaik Furniture House
14-16 Wall St. Norwalk Conn.
You can get a Range of your own choice. Our line of Perfection. 1,
Oii Heaters is the largest in town. Come and see our full line of Fur;
niture, Brass Beds. stern and Foster Mattresses. Cash or credit.
, ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
HAVE YOU TRIED IT!
We have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery tbs-vice is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK. EAST NORWALNI.
spent the week-end atIthIe home of .
Mr. and‘Mrs. Charles D. Tars'ntino .
in the -
Anyone who has friends has a friend who has a,
Ford. There are now more than a hundred and
sixty thousand Fords in service—4am thousandd . 1
more in transit. Its friends have created for it
the unprecedented Ford demand. 8 L. Benedict,-
Agent, 98 South Main street.
BEST POTATOE8, A PBOK ..‘........I.....'. I...I...I..'..I..I......'..
3190};
casuasumssaousar ..... ..... .. . so
to Pounce sucsn Foe. $1.06“
seer surrsn. A POUND .. .. .. .. as. I:
Th G II
1H wssumorou or. scum NORWALK
Tel. No. Dill. Deliveries Iran A. m. and 2:00 p. 111. I’m mum “I
The constant aim of The
Sentinel is to have .K its;
advertising columns as.
honest and reliable as its news}
epoce. This newspaper will not“
knowingly accept any advers-
tislng that is misleading, exa .
Norwalk Chronicler