. lilatiketsdtflomiortablcs
Full also Blankets in may "I
and white, tram 700 to 05.00 : :
a pair.
Comfortablos 080 to 03.50.
assortment; of
tleots’, l.adieo' and Child-
ren’s Sweaters trout 250 to
35' E. K. Banks
' Mohaokcmo Hotel Iluok
loath Norwnlk
A complete
Volland
‘ —-—an’d—-
Rustcraft‘ Xmas Cards
.3“ Two entirely new lines to Norwalit
now on display at our stores.
WM. P. BEERS‘“
Book and stationery store.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
,WE LEAD—0TH ERS FOLLOW
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and viicnity: ’Fair to
night and Thursday, slightly warmerl
in the interior Thursday; moderatel
west and northwest lends, becoming
variable Weather conditions: '1 no
western area of high pressure is cen-
tral this morning over the Ohio Valley.
it is producing pleasant weather with
moderately low temperatures from the
Mississippi river eastward to the
coast. Considerable cloudy weather
with local rains and rising tempera-
ture prevails bet ween the Rocky 'Moun-
. talus and the Mississippi river. Adls-
turbancé of considerable energy is de-
veloping in the extreme northwest.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 42; high, Ill.
Clear.
Attorney John J; Cuneo, oi‘ South
Norwolk, spent yesterday in Bridge-
port on protessioual business.
There will be refreshments after
the regular weekly business meeting
of Butler Lodge, No. 97. l. 0. 0. F. to-
“night.
Messrs. John H. Manning, M H.
(lover and Cyress Parks left early this
morning for a day’s llshing on Lake
Wuocabuc.
Clarence McCarthy, who is connect-
ed with the Glover Shoe ‘Store, South
Norwalll. is confined to his home on
account or illness.
F. E. Lockwood is one of the low
iortuuato hunters of this season so
far. Yesterday Mr. lockwood bagged
two beautiful pheasants.
The Congregational parsonage In
lioyview avenue, the home of Rev.
John Stnplctou and family, is under—
going a some of exterior rcdeuoruiion.
(‘aptuin Nelson lumen, of Wood-
wurd avenue. is seriously III with an
attack of acute indigestion. A consul-
'tation of physicians was held yester-
day ul‘tcrnoou.
l._\‘liiIIIl Abbot. oi‘ Mlzllmupolis, Minn,
will urrivo in South Norwnlli,
livid avenue.
II. Yuu Alntyno lilitl unit. (1.
W. Vun Alstynu, uro Izunsts of relu-
tlvrlu in New lluvrn. 'I‘hoy will at.
imul illu WIanwundcr-Muvllonnld nup-
Ilnhl this evening.
. Hmnndhund carpets and rings for
Hiilti IIt shop III rour ll I‘llln m.. Norwalll.
Kim. C.
New post curds, inst received, oi?
the tiny linll, Library, ‘lt‘lro 'Ilolise,
'linvnl .lmues inn and Cluott. l’oubotly~
(‘0. 6 for his. lllcnd today's IIdV.. lions
IIr-liy‘n sultlouury atom.
Mrs James (loldrn and daughter,
Miss Ann-m Moe iloldnn, are III New
lilnven, toduy, IIiIIInIding the Wedding
of Miss liloru lilucl‘lonuld, daughter of
ex State Highway Commissioner .lillllmi
MacDonald, to Mr. George Nisawander.
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ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
Bromo Seltzer
(TH‘IB WEEK.)
3100 5‘18 IIIIIIIIno-IHINIMI 000
5000100..............,..... ....300
”0.1.9.....aucIIH.;IIIII Inn1s¢
100.3"InIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOHM“a
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3New Post Cards
toutor- .
row 701' II visit of sovorul weeks with;
his cousin, 1M ion Mury Iirudloy. oI‘ Il‘uir- '
‘ luncheon Iatrod silo
of the
City Hall
Fire House, Library, Royal James inn
and t‘luett, Peabody Co.
6 FOR 5c.
DONNEL‘LY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
0
V2...
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embaimor.
Office and Rooidonce
Telephone 904.
8480. Main at. Go. Norwulk.
5A Blankets
Auto Robes, etc.
Sweater Specials
....at...
George W. Wardweil
52 South Main Street
Breakfast 25c. Dinner 35c.
Supper 25c.
Thursday Dinner
PEA SOUP
ROAST .lll‘ll'lli‘
lihilillt‘ A LA MODE
ii.‘..‘.l.illltti AND ONIONS
litlll it} i) I’O'l‘A 'l‘Oli‘S
Illl’l l‘"l lClUi‘ 1) lil‘. ‘SAN
(‘ ”(>001 A'l It) PUDDING
llOMlt-MADII} liltiGAll illltl l’ll'IS
'l‘ ll} A MILK (‘.(llt‘lt‘ltllti
Mansion House
C, HASSAN, Prop.
Elli/$04 Wash. St, 80. Norwaik.
Sandwich-50. Ham, Manhat-
tan, TI-lhlcy. Egg, Frankfurter;
10c, Ham and End. Roast Beef,
Chicken; "00. Club.
Meetings or all tho Irmnou‘n socie-
ties of ”it: Norwnih Methodist rhul‘cli
will continue throughout ilii' day to
duy. ’i‘ho Ilrst morning opens Iii, 10: it“.
II. ill. A luncheon will be served tor
the ladies ut noon. Izlevvrui iniuruni.
Int; speakers will talk.
All members of Illusion Post,
No, 12, (l. A. It, are requested to be
present at the meeting on Friday nv.
oiling, Nov. 7th to arrange for re-
ceiving Department Commander
James R. 810mm. of Morldon, and his
stair. who will visit the Post on Fri-
day night, November 14th.
.13.qu
The Knights of Columbus of Non
walk will observe their silvar jubilee
this ovenlng at their rooms on West
{avenue A very large gathering is
looked ,tor. Severn] notable speakers
have been secured and a ram musical
pmmm is scheduled tor the ”1001‘
bors' entertainment. There will be
‘3!
lo.- Up-to-dato Service Call ‘
RAYMOND
RANDALL BLOCK
EAST NORWALK, GONN.
Rebuilt, painted. decorated, all modern improvements.
Splendid flats. 5 and 7 rooms.
heat, $13 and 015 per month.
BROTHERS
491"!!!"
Optician
Have more distinttlve features t
THE COACH LIKE FINISH.
The Moyer '1‘ head, three poiu
or or before.
Catalogues or Demonstrations
OSCAR H.
GARAGE RIVER STREET.
O B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
seeewweeoesmsoww
.Sprlng Suspension, 'I‘he Mover Steering
parts are made In the Moyer factory, and are a little better than
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68 WALL STREET
NORWA-LK.
PHONE 408.
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up
4;.
10°
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1- w v“
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iMye Automblls A.
hun any other our made.
I. suspension
(lour
motors,
and
the Moyer
other Meyer.
on Request.
BANKS
NORWALK, CONN.
A3 EXPLAIN
PRESENTED 5‘3? m;
EVENING SENTINEL
NBEED
See the Great Canal in PictureW and Prose
Cut out the above coupon. and
ft‘n" amount herein not onmflln
lamp or the root of parking.
those boo
o
hire and gllfl necessary nxrsl‘fifié'mg'g'fiw’ “"0?“
2
Read llow You May Have 7mm Free
meat It At 010ml: the ex-
19 style rel :- covers the
rim-king. clerk
Ind. receive your choice of\
FOR
Auto Trucks
On Easy
Also Autos for
As an inducement to have your
What's the use or keeping poultry
unless you get eggs?
You are keeping poultry for profit,
and the obiet source of profit is eggs.
it you don‘t got them. you are losing
money. \
Gunner’s Laying Tonic will give you
”003- I. “11131110100
Charles :E
SALE
. from "Mon to 5-ton
Payments
Sale and Hire
Electric ELECTRIC FIXTURES Electric-I
gyillsgnfgrpowor. AT COST Motors;:::|‘:::
house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish at cost the Elaliitl’l‘itlt) FIXTURES. This means 0.
saving of 50 per cent. of what other time charge you.
ther explain by talking the proposition over with you
Let us fur-
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
spec-riniciixii.l coniaacross.
54 WATER SIT. PHONE 3423. sou'm noaw’ALK
WW
Thamer
, oouus'rs m OPTICIANS.
I
Do Not Trifle
' with Uncertainties
Let us examine your eyes and
Ilud out what is needed.
(hlr I‘lyo lioInIrtIueni Is in charge
01‘ 0 Physician, who Is it skilled
Eye Specialist.
07 Atlantic Square. Mumford. Conn.
Eat. it! yrs. Open Bat. Evnuo.
. 3.3.... .4. ”4.44..
CHICKEN pox IN WINNIPAUK.
A small epidemic of chicken pox
has broken out In tho Winulpauk
school. The Met case of the malady
was found the bitter part of last week,
and sinus than eleven additional cases
have been reportml among the pupils
of the schoulllfrlnaipal llriggn has re-
ported the' matter to Superintendent
Chapman, but . Health Officer Tracey
was not. notified until some time later.
It is not expected that the school will
to closed on heconm, of It
A 10— 0th Main 5
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FIR E ALARMS
.OUTH NORWATg. FIRI ALARM
Fire Alarm Heddvtuurtorl at. mam-II
orxu. Telephone for are alarm».
ll.
HWIIhinlton Ind North Main It!
Mohaokomo Hot tel.n
thDo and 101
km GT Cornet uncanny. private.
HwHoyt' htoa ro.
7—:Nolwa1 Hos
unto gull, Ojllitlord and City Hotels
lflmesIt Est, Franklin Bolton
lhxcgnolord 0i... Concord and Union
dAnn BtI‘.
low Ave.
orku.
Jada; Hr.
West Ave.
10—-—Hih St. and
10~—x eorwalll Iron,
11:01:37 gAtOEERId' '.'sylor Ave.
lays—uh Ave. and Lowe Bi. »
tt~0hsstnut and lien Ste.
25—1150th Main and cures 1m.
20—~Loxinxton Ave. and Austin it. ~
27~West and Elm Grove Hts.
81—450th Mlél'll at.. between Grove at
Mo ado
Ila—«um Eleotlio Works. Bun It.
80—1:pr Inn: and Ole
35-xflavilund druid stool Btu.
iii—stockwood mu.
u-mm aid Av v.1: and Code! It.
iii—~‘l‘oylor Ave. and South
08~Wood ward AI“. and Meadow
45—38mm and (an ntard Avon. and Wet.»
40~ Woodward and Lowndol 1.9...
51-Goldeu Hill St. and Elmwood An
all n-Wushington 81:. Bridge.
lite—Freight yard and Ann m.. private
M—vNorwalk Loch Co. private.
Box til—Corner Putnam avenue and
Reed street.
(I) Denotes non-interfering boxol.
(M) Master box, from which the nun.
her of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon end I p. m,
standard time!-
One siIoke at odd times. touting 0
line open.
Two strokes utter an alarm, lire out. to
calls department . 1-1
tt'l‘hrleol slow strokes water to be Ihu
U —- -—..
2:05 p. 111., each Wednesday. a be:
ullled i'or tent.
ire alarm- (or an distrilt mo 1-.-
oeived by telephone.
Four] long blasts of the whistle at
8: 30 a. m. and 12: 30 p. to. indicate
no school for the following session.
1—1-l-—-1
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM 8032!
Fire 1120.5:qu cars. do van Zen! Strooi
Telephone 170
l—vFitoh School (private).
Private boxes will only be pulled to:
A telephone message to Electric Statim
(705) between the hours or d p. m. not
S—M'Inln School (private;
212—03111“ Washington and For! Btu.
alluvtin Zandt St and Osborn Ave.
tile—East Ave. and Roman BL
217lenlield St.
flit—Fort and Charles Bio.
220—4095! Ave. and Fitch 8t.
225ml“. John St. and Edith Ave.
332~$eavlew Ave. and First 80
385—lloulovard and Second 81.
336—410“: Ave. and Fifth St.
037~Boulevnrd and Blackstone st
lil—Keyour St. and Pine Hill Ave.
atz—Keyner St. and Duck Pond rd.
843—8hore Haven. (Tet)
6 a. m.. giving location oi tire. on 111an
will be given of nearest box.
tire on remlses whore located.
Eocon alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon hll Irrin'
I“ then re.
Special sign-in
l—One blast at odd times. testing or linl
I»Oone blast at I ...m standard tum.
l -1——Two blasts, re out.
Il- ll—Twcmy two, at a a. In. no morn
ing session at public schodl
11-11~Twenty-two. “12.30 p. m.. no u
.10?!) session or public school.
Illllltll —'l‘en blasts quickly «ill tin
satin department
NORWALK FIR! ALARMI
ill—Corner or Main and Wall Stm
al—lleiden Av nuo and Union Pitt
22—40 ring Hit and Kellogg Street.
lit—l nIon Pork.
25—West Avenue Ind Berkele Street.
27~~Frnnklln Avenue and Lyn P .
ill—Clea house (Private box).
32~Woat Avenue and Merwin StreeI.
Bil—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
Iii—Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
its-West Avenue, near the armory.
38~Steveue Itreot and Film Crest.
41~Crose Street and Wilton avenue.
42— am street and North Avenue.
13—- ranee Street.
62~-Main and millet-1m Stream.
v Canaan Road and Fair Street.
lit—Chestnut Street. near Summer Ht.
55—11mm Street and Union Avenue.
lib—On The Green. ,
sa~nm Avenue end Lincoln Avenue.
00-41“: Avenue and button I.
MAILS
Norwalk Postoiflce
“‘.-
MIIII DMINI‘“
Ell":
.— bury division.
eat and South Norwelk.
m.-—Eaai West and 80 Nowell.
.--New ‘fork and Wort.
. m.~—mut and South Norwalk.
.1!) ~anbury division.
.m..—-—t¥'olm.sy west 01 Stamford. LII
era
. m. ~Wost and South Norvmlk.
m ~wCanmnon Station. Dunbar! out
.m.~Enat. Wont Ind 80. Nowell
m. v—Elnt. West and Bo Nowell.
sand-yo Ind Holidays.
Last moi! closes at 6: 30 9.1:»
BundIy collection at 3: 80 p.111.
MIIII nocoivod.
m.-—-All directions.
m.-—Connon Station.
.n.I 1mmilluat. west of Brldnport.
m. ~Wiiton and Dunbury.
m..—«South Norwel Ik.
m. ”Ilium, Want and Bo. Nomi!)
mmwnanbury division.
m—wlfinnt. WaIt and Bo. Nomi;
Inn»
lit-«Ens: and South Normk.
New York, Brooklyn and iioutl
Norwulk.
:80 p. In. Joust. West and Bo. Norwelk.
801 Ind
0:00 I. 10.»th Weathnd Bo. Norwtll.
Currlvu’ window open tromil until it
I. 111.
ft s. ADAME. Poumutu.
m... ...-m.....—
South Norwalk Postofflce
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MAIL! ARRIVE PROM
Boom-an Point-M0: to 7:00. 10:80 I. .-
1:00 :10. 3.0 0, 0: II 51.1!)
Wokorn; ol-‘oizitop «56:5? 30.10:!0 I. a.
- D
Dnnhur w-ll- 00.5 :10 mm .1 00. 0:10 MI
Norwnl will 80, 0:00. 10' .00 a. m; 1100, 8:00
:0 nm .
MAILB 61.00! FOR
Intern Pointy-thou innocents: only
40.0). 10: 00 o. In. . 1:000 0:00 I: .m
Wutourn Painfulwil: III, 10:00 II. on: 10:00
0:30 0
Dunbotir M0: 00, 0:5: hi I. in.‘ , 1: 00, I m p.»
Nurwnl ....3, 00.0 ’0: 00 :00 a. m.. not
~ :05, 40 will
u “din t‘ur os’nc‘ will“ 1101's I: :0 p. In. our
do”.
10. 10. thrown. Pullman"
HOWAVTON FIRE ALARM DIITRIO‘"
To? stroke: 01 hr. boil. mum!
izmmthlnnd Ave. to N. 1.. N. a. I I
31030”; lliuftmand Boll Finland.
14:. Inc Pol tit and
amend (sienna.’F‘ioutta-131nm?u
bar-{7001311 rail." Moll:
gag/run 531%?”de
lib—Gross t. to RI road.
Ihnolirood to
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par Hanna/mu
at; -,- or; an -f'?’i"i and, A".
1‘ ~_‘ \‘ ‘.‘".‘V. ya \‘\‘\‘—i ‘3. ‘
‘.‘“.‘i‘ i,- \
'7 a? Ufa-ti
\i:\ v. ‘
fit/n}
sell.
‘. ‘\‘\.\_‘\‘
Irv"- '.'-
.
n
The Iouvnuluut credit which we on
land on men's “dill women's wear Ia
purely 0. matter of business and for
the express purpose oi’ encouraging
more business.
of prion concerned in it. -
tion for good values and fair prices} .
is convincing.‘ .
We offer the best values that money . '
can buy, fltlnl ulanul'ac-turele whose '- ,
garments supply first rate stores 9% .
erywhoru.
have to be careful of the qualitiesfwe 5
Men's and
Women’s Suits
Men’ s and Women’ 8 Goals 9‘
.“ ““ \I\I‘\H‘\“5
u
at ‘.'».u u MGM/U1)”.
There Is no question 3.
Our repute.-
"1'
.... 3
We are careful merchants,
:" I." 4: ’10 has"
. . .‘
'v'o sell for cash or credit
$10to$35
$7.98 to $8016
Golden Grain Hour
ANDREW DAVEY
90 Washington St.. South _Norwalk Phone 410 I ,
690 a Bag.
lies: Creamery Butter . .. 35c"),
Selected Eggs. dozen ..... ................ 32c .'.
GranulatedSugar,20]bs.......... .......... $1.00 :
7 Cakes Borax Soup .............~............................. 25o '.‘
. Ilaih'flllistn
CIETY.
STAFFORD SPRINGS. Nov. 5-in-
terest in today’s session of the annual
convention of the Women's Home Miss
sion Society of the New England
Southern Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church centered largely in
ecutive meeting held at Washington
last month. at which the activities of
the society in the various sections of
the country were discussed and plans
.formed for more elTective work in the
home mission field. An address “as
also made by Miss Jessie .lrbuckle, of
New Haven.
At yesterday's meeting the reports
from each district and from the cor-
responding secretary and the treasurer
were presented, and these reports
claimed some attention today at the
business session.
Alfred Russo, the harbor in Main
street, was presented with n daughter
by his wife, yesterday. Thistle his
iourtli child.
This Is the seasou of the year when
people should be cautious about bon-
fires. The wind blows the burning
leaves about, and tile danger is great-
er now than is ordinary.
Slobommicko
~enabl‘c you “go —-
ficlassify your-1 rary
You call devote one section to
poetry, another to history, an~
other to short stories, and so
on until your entire library is
classified.
As now sis of hoolls Ircpurchnsod,
new action: can be added to your book-
cnrv pt 11 . v: lullarn each.
In runny homes the children have a
section or n cmnpleio Globe-.Wcmirim
Fools. are r. I II: oh hook: Damn; ilud this
on output: the I. hildml to llvlplul vending
huhlir.
Globe Wcmlckc Sectional Book-
orm-I mt- mudc in Iiylu and flnlIhn Io
THE A. J. COLLINS
COMPANY
harmonize with Ill Interior trims. sold by .
WOMAN‘S HOME MISSIONARY 80-. FIRE lN TELEPHONE EXCHANGE ,
‘ute fire started by a fuse blowing ou‘
the report. given by Mrs. Walter It!
Buck. the president at the general ex-l
I‘
MONTREAL. \‘ov. 5—«A three-min
in the Bell Telephone Exchange. to-..
f.
tance switchboards and left. the busi
ness section of Montreal without totes ‘
phones. .
STATE ROAD COMPLETED
The state road between Norwalk and ,
llarien has been completed by the
Warren Brothers Company, of Boston
Mass. The road extends from the
Norwalk Hospital through the Barton
center. The company's plant is 'to be
stored in Rowayton for the winter. ' A '
New York New
Haven 8. Hart
ford .
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE »'
IN EFFECT OCTOBER 5. 1913."
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YOR
A. M.:-120x. 5: “It, 5: 41:, 6:00
..5 7: 18. 7: it}, 8: 172:, 8: 551, 9: 1511,
37, 10: 271:. to: 45x. 11: 44.
P iii.———1:Oilx, 1:18, 3:00, 3:20, 4:14!
4:37x. 5:39. 0100):, 6:40, 6:59x, 7:3
9:32x, 10:12x, 10:52.
6:
9:
Sundays.
A \1 ~12 this, 5:14, 5:41; 8:54
10: 271:, ll: ‘3-.I ‘
l’. .i.——12:50x, 2:34:11, 3: 00x.
Ilzs’nlx, 7:12,
10:28.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWAL
A. M.»-l2:00x, izitlx, 5:40.
ilzllux. 8103.1, 8:15x, 82513:,
10:02x, 10:05. I0:50x, 11:03.
1’. erhleIOilX, 1:05, 2:0“. .
13.01, 3 55x, 4: 20. .. 05x, 0: 24 5:28
titiilx, ii: 07 8:l0x.9:30.11:30.
Sundayl.
A. 0:442:001, 0:00. 8:03x, 9:0
lilztlllx, llztltlx. .
l’. dismlzzlil,‘ 1:02... 3:001, 5:02:
5:04. 6101):, 7114):, 8:10x. 01001:, 11.10:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.—-I2:li‘ix, 1:17x, 0:09. 7:23.»,
0:16x, 10:22x, llzllx. ,5
P. M. ----- 12:03, ll:57x, 1:20, 8:100.
4:20, 0:12, 0:15x, 0:17, 7:101, 0:201:
11:10.
”‘B‘undoyo. . .
A.M-12‘:18. 1:17, 7:43, 0:10,!
1]: Pllx.
P. lit—~12: 09x, 2: 071:, 4. 471:. 0.1”
6:40. 7: 101:, 8:34x, 0: 23):, 10'. 091:.
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANBUFW.
A. M.--l.:20. 6:13, 8:27, 0:503. ”
P. M.»-l:25, M3811, 0:20. 7:15.
. Sundays. '
A. him-«10:06..
his-“3:15. 7:15.
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Norwalk Chronicler