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Kneading bread is hard work for the housewife. Careless ser-
it sometimes knead the dough before they wash their hands.
ill? the SELF CLEANING BREAD MAKER both objections
fill Mm) overcome. .We have. so much faith in this cleanest of
, ‘ ’mkfl‘t. we oii'er to place one ‘on trial in any house where one
ll lnthregtd. CALL AND SEE ONE IN OPERATION.
CUTLERY.
We are sole agents for the Celebrated “ELECTRIC" BRAND
UDGKET KNIVES RAZORS, SHEARS AND SCISSORS. Ev-
Milieu" Hilly warranted. Any article manufactured by this corn-
y, whether purchased at our store or any part of the United
“tel, may be left at our store for repair at any time, free of cost.
7’ 7 1‘ ' JARDlNlERES.
i A, We have just received our new fall stock of JARDINIERES
aild PEDASTALS, (imported and domestic) in all the new crea-
till”. including the new Crown, Darby, Worcester and Rookwood.
GILRAY’S LACE CURTAIN
hill-male Skills.
; Skirts oithe right length can not
be overestimated. \\"e have some
attractive numbers at $5.00 each.
1 and better qualities at equally
good values.
. Our assortment Separate
iSltirts in full lengths are of e\'-
! rcptional
5 black.
g Ladies and Childrtns jackets
g iwill iriterest you as the weather
grows colder.
of
mine. [specially in
. “‘6 have Blankets for all in
prices from so cents to $5.“) and
" better.‘
Cbmiortablcs from
, $4.00.
$1.00 to
‘1.
-.
homely among
All.
. 0hr Furniture Department has all the new fall goods. in all
Mn; and the latest designs, at prices equalled by none.
aiagtitn'iefit can be easily verified.
.g “ ‘ PIANOS AND PIANOLAS.
W. S. STURTEVANT,
g North Main and Ann Streets,
Thevaluc of good Walking *
‘ wear thus
LA DICKERMAN & SON,
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Furniture SoIIIng
that beech all‘rteormfiflnm wearewhtablish—
ingnewreoonlafsr ahead of nreviousones. We
meommcodthatoorfwmmdenmtholds
fit nice in popular estimation. The new pat-
terns weare showing are proving exceedingly at-
tracfiveeapeciallygasthey carry My I”
prieetickeu. Yetrwilldoyouroeifanhfiuaflceli
youhuyanything in the furniture line without
firgtcopsultipg ountoclr.
wfiifialhdsacd
Plutonium”!
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Sell Oleanmg
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FRAMES ARE THE. BEST.
ulnu‘wnl
We have not yet had much cold
weather. for our sales of Under-
far indicate that
we have the right goods at the
right prices.
Our Children's Ribbed Goods
at 25 tents are of excellent fabric
and well shaped; also a line of
Wool Ribbed Goods at 50 cents.
Ladies' Ribbed Garments, our
long and short sleeves. open or
closed Pants at 25 cents. will bear
favorable comparison.
The Fit Well Garments at 50
cents are exceptionally tine.
Garments in
Gents’ equally
godl values.
stops to think of it.
,, cleanly manner.
“l' halt itil’éi'tds
'l‘uwnc eOlgmntborn’a sometblha coins.
You' re inn sfhoggbp “geomet-
r i it
li‘yhl’it‘l‘sll l’l‘ll lh‘iaflit giiilii’» "Phi
hacllerno Hotel.
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we WIT COMP!“
it is peculiar. not our customers
who are ualnrhlmcaibo' mm tell us
it In superior to on? sold at- thin {
cents a pound. We sell Maracaibo no
fee for 15c. Sample t and be con
vinced. Fine butter in our leader.
I.’ IIOMMEDIEU BROS. 203 Washing
ton Street EastSld
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mn nawa.
lb.;
25c per don: Rockaway Oysters, also
at. BRIDGE FISH MARKET.
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READ AND PROFIT.
Plilsbury's Plymouth oats, Ii pkgs.,
26c; Plllsbdty’a 091F006
pkg; Pillbuiy' s Flaked Wheat, 2 p
25c. The simple fact that those
hear the name of Pillsbury Is suflic-
lent guarantee of quality. lil. H. MORE
HOUSE. West avenue.
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THIS MEANS YOU.
You can get photography of every
description that are strictly up ”iodine
in style and finish at the most reason-
able prices, at Lewis 5 gallery, ll Main
street Nor-walk, Which is now opened
daily for business. LEWIS. Photo.
grapher.
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TAILE D'HOTE DINNER.
Served at twelve o’cloek dolly, thlr
ty ll-ve cents. European plan at all
hours. Ladles' and gentlemen s dining
room up stairs. Oysters and sea food
a specially. Choice wines and liquors
Service first class. Prices moderate.
IMPERIAL CAFE. , Oat-l Schaub. 9
Railroad Place.
#9....
HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Well Perfecto clear? We
a cool. street. delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
made from the very best selected to-
baeco. Try one. Every one sells them.
OLD WELL CIGAR 00.. 83 Washing
ton Street.
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YOU NEVER TASTE!) BETTER.
We have a tomato cataop superior
to any your ever tasted. which we want
you to try. Sold in bulk twenty cents
a mart. New sorter Irrautt ten cents
quart. and the finest butter in town.
EONRAD BECKER. 141 Waahlnxion
treat.
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WHEN THINGS ARE ABLAZE
It's too late for you to consider the
value of insurance. Before you are a
loser. you had better attend to this. In-
sure your. property with some of the
many reliable companies represented
by TAYLOR at: GOLDEN, it Washing
ton Street.
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CORRECT STATIONERY.
Stationery designates character. The
correct costs no more than something
not quite so correct. Sealing was and
other necessaries for, comfortable con
respondencc. A nice assortment of
pen and pencil pamphlets. H. E. BOD-
WELI.. Washlnxion BL. 80. Nor-walk.
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THIS FINE AUTUMN WEATHER
Is the proper time. to sit for your
photographs. i hate many beautlrul
things in new imported mounts that
will interest you. Every photograph
is a work of art. remember. and the
prices are the game as at other gal
lerles NORTH, The Photographer. “:8
Washington Street. ,
ATTENTION LADIES.
S. S. Tlllotaon has a hoe assort-
ment of trimmed and untrimmed hats.
also Toms for children's wear. Maura.
ing hats to rant...
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A LITTLE LIGHT
On our large stock of handsome par-
lor lamps We want you to see them.
Many diluent styles and the prices
range from 81.98 to no. neonate!
’eouphes. 81 to 815. Furniture of every
description at barxaln prices. A. .I.
COLLINS & CO.. 1248 North Main St.
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STOVES TO BURN.
The Beauty blanhatun Is the most
satisfactory cylinder coal heater ever
made. We have a lame stock in all
altos. trimming 85 to 313.60. Abe
ACE It. nun. Nata and Wests Sta.
“.4”...
A IOWL OF F000
is a most, important article when one
Upon It depends
the strenath o! the world. If pure and
erwlse the nation be
mutational: lamina-«de-
plurahle condition. We oer-re the best
qualities of food in a careful.
A LANE.
“ correctly cooked It limduces healthy
wanna—«oil:
' FILL V008 III.
bet nalllyonrcoal bin with the beat
' ddcflhihhlfllllulalifuebeb
Una other nodes. and at the some
price-46.75 a ton. Prompt attention
IRVING LOCK-
w m... ms to meflha ,
”FM“ “um ohdeelin‘odlyi'ninflvmhleaand school ~ng
kl wt, .m and hung i; #903: mgr: ”gnu-mate.
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Yoorhataeadamltlmol feed to deal in any cheap. unworthy
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totaled “I. Dal» mmlonhuebthalyon
Nor-walk, Conn. [pleat-lie- use at east-m to : W "mm Al u m
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Get your Fall and Whiter galliufimggm outfit now. MW .. 4 . ”g "' '“m" ‘6“
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“I‘m '1'“ to ”3' the custom made clothing prices you do not xfigmwfl do 3:"?sz molar medals
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Native bass 150‘ 1b.; calm n 120.
white fish sheik} Mo; hhr cribs.
flaked. 90'
OLDENSCHLAGBIL 101 Washington
Ptammrnmoot...” .
‘ 'I‘nlp Week We are showing some-
thing “new" in Onyx hosiery and
Opeltp underwear. kid gloves, golf
and treatment. it: 9M 005w." ,l‘
Stock is especially worthy of has .
a d Thompaons celebrated glove lit-
tl ngand again We are agents of the
Staten Island Dye Works. 8. l MILLS.
Washington Street. _. :
AITER YOU HAVE LOOKED
at a lot of cheap oil heaters, just drop
in and take a [bolt at our atan naous
éiile Flame Iliad son who a dl erence
are is. An egg beater? .Id at u-y
olt'sg; you will never pile any other.
Our llnc f dinner were was never
more comp ate, F‘lftyclx. 112 and I30-
pc. sets. 88. 75 and up A. P. DAMON'B.
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EXCELLENT, BREAD KNEADERBI
Clark's warranted flour. If you have
never itrled it (‘Ollli in and leave us a
trial order. It will result In mutual
bailout. we feel Mildred. Heinz—an
. emblem of highest qualitywlu stamp
ed upon a three pound rail of straw—
berry preserves We respectfully call
your attention to. EDWIN WILCOX
Washington street. 80th Norwalk.
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THE FINGER POINTS
thls way. if it is cooking to be fitted
with a rlnp—nrlng that not only fits
the finger. but also the Idea of nlcety
of the owner of that finger. Rings of
plain sold In chased gold. gold sat
with diamonds. «with any other prec
ions jewels and handsome seal rings;
for men. H. S. HOOD. Jeweler South
Main street, South Norwalk.
tl‘pu. The it a a new Itrslght mm o co.
wont be with
h.
“WI/e want ”the lain... to come here
and buy silks they'll be satisfied with.
a buy all Our allk patterns with that
eel, In plow. You can depend on the
"p on being right too. J.A AHIBIMP
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HERE'S THE PLACE
To not your stable supplies at ren-
sonsble prices. A large assortment of
horse blankets, all grades. from $1 to
5.5 Pluah lap robes. $2 25 to u. All
ltlnds of harness. carriages and' run-
abouts And in fact everythl a on
wheels. we sell. General res in: a
specialty. LUTHER M. WRl'GHT.
"lllll‘lllllll Sillillllllllll
. (Continued from first page.) ‘
The murderer wall taken into the pri-
vate office of Chief Vollrner. The cap-
tain sent for the chief and an interpre—
ter. Through the interpreter, D'Onii‘rio
said that directly after the shooting he
Went up to the Ely residence. in Witch
Lane, where he boarded, changed his
rubber. boots for shoen. took his shot
gun and strapped a belt, in which were
twenty-four cartridges, around his
waist. He then left the house and
went direct to the residence of his
friend, by the name of Snivator Chlori-
pa. in Ely Neck. He left his gun and
belt for about twonty minutes and wont
to the house of another friend. He re
turned and got his property and left.
-golng in the direction of Wilton.
Tuesday morning he suddenly came
’ PEOPLE SHOULD LOOK
For fluidity when buying meats not
ductility and cheopndsa. I handle the l
finest meats that money and exper-
ience can buy and Hall as cheap as oth
ers. Poultry dressed to order. Finest.
unease and smoked meats. Choice
green stuffs a special ‘ Phone 13’“ 6.
NEW CENTURY NA NET. 35 South
Main Street. Adam Stainwnld.
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WHAT WE DO .
We do well. Act as executors. nd- ‘
mlnlstrators and guardians. loan mon i
ey on mortgages and approved secnrl-.
ties; receive deposits subject to cheek. .
and pay interest on time departs and,
savings accounts. ‘lavlnga Department
open Saturday evenings. t: to 8 Tile."
SOUTH NOllWA LK TRI' ST (70., I
First National list (it Building. Wash _
lngton Street. :
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THEY ARE OHIO
We have just uncured a large an i
sortment of new things in muslin and
camhrlc corset covers of the chic
brand. They are. beauties. Primal
from Hide. 17c 2c 39c, 50c Head-l
quarters for ladies fall and winter un-
derunrrnents. A. DIFKERMAN It
SON. Washington Street
WE WANT YOU
To trade w’th it: because we know
we can please vou n quality and prlc
as. We sell the. best meats more;
can buy. Sax saga bologna: smokedl
and pickled tongue. fresh and pick ed 3
trips. pork tendmlolns, saucr krnut.
sweet breads, sea food and sreen vr we.
tables. SCHAIYB‘S OLD MARKET. 2‘:
West Washington Street.
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A coop DEFT
is a smoker's delight. especiall, in a
pipe “e have this In view when he
make a aeleetmn. in are the good draw
ins feature of our assortment—their
drawing power int-“eased by the price
upon it. We delight to call your at-
tention to these pipes for we know.
no better assortment exists. “HELP-
LEY & CLARK.
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HM,
THE BREAD OF LIFE.
Our several kinds of bread is the
finest that several rears of experience
can produce. We use choice mater.
.ialn only. Fancy halting a specialty.
Try our original colee rake. ll’s
neat. QPles that please every one.
KANE SNEW It‘RK BAKERY. 32
Washliigton street
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ANYONE WILL TELL YOU
The Judge's Finale is the limit of
perfection in ten rent clan—a mild.
delicious smoke-wand the Originat‘
Hand blade is the past In the country
for live cents. Trr these brands. to
know they will pro: e satisfactory. Sold
everywhere. Manufactured by JOHN
Street.
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ARE YOU KNITTING A PURSE
or a bag? Well then you certainly
are Interested as to where to get the
top for if when you have finished the
work. We have r. very nice assort-
ment of has and nurse tops. The silk
and beads in black and in the shades
of my are also here. Call at any
lime and we will gladly show our
wares. THE “8888 DAWSON.
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av THEIR FRUIT
10 shall know than. The value of
property la estimated by what it pro
ducal. Among maroon withapractt
cal education secures I position paying
W). per year. Apply the 5 per cent.
«and-rd.“ what his edaeallnn nae
mhled him to prrduce. his aim
hworth 811000. A bountiful-ml
baring Internet at 5 per cent. pro
demon-ore. stateroom-libel»
Interest hearth: bond—dating a room
at BROWN COLLEGE dar or evening
l to hit him.
to the realization that he had no lobar--
,.c() He laid down his) gun and revolver
in some brush and went down to the
road and procured a paper of tobarcu
from a small store in South Wilton.
When he returned to the spot where he
had left his weapons. they were gone.
He said that he. would not have given
himself up if Barry had lived but when
he heard that he was dead. he made up
Ibis mind to surrender.
lu speaking about the trouble that
lied up to the. shooting on that fatal
night DOnofrio said that Barry and
O'Toole tackled him as he got off the
car. He said that Barry struck him In
‘thc face and that O‘Toole musred off
There were two against
'one. so he. pulled his revolver. just to
senre them away. In the Bennie that
follow ed. the pistol went off and Barry
fell dead, shot through the heart.
Some of the police do not credit all
the story told by D'f‘inoi'rio. They are
Inclined to think that the man never
left South Norwalk that he was being
harbored by some of his friends and
Ibecoming frightened that they would
be. found out induced the murderer to
surrender himself.
The prisoner was arraigned this
morning before Judge Joseph R Tay-
, l,lor in the South Norwalk side of the
{tomb r:.ourt lie was not put to plan all
Attorney lobn J. Cuneo appeared as
counsel for the accused and asked for
a continuance until next Monday morn
. ing at 9 or look Prosecuting Attorney
William F. Tammany did not oppose
the request of Attorney Cuneo and
lodge Taylor allowed the continuance.
D'Onofrio will be held without ball in
the South Norwallr lockup until that
time.
It was is pushing. surging crowd that
assembled in the court room. blocked
the entrance and thropgcrl the sidewalk
in front. Several were at the side en-
trance through which the prisoner was
taken. It was shortly after 9 o'clock
when D'Onofrio was brought into. the
court room. He walked with a steady
and firm step. and kept his eyes riveted
on the door. When he took his seat at
the other side of the. court room. he
quickly glanced around at the people.
as though in search of someone he
know. He did not seem to see anyone
he recognized. and did not look again
In their direction. When D'Onofrlo
was being taken back to the cell, the
crown} dammed to m a glimpse at
him. He again walked with his head
lam-red and did not giant-e In any d9
reclion.
Shortly after Dunofrlo was placed
i‘in his cell, last night, he was asked if
he was hungry. He replied. “a little."
He asked for a cup of hot coffee. and
that was all he desired. The police do
not believe that a man without food for
three days would be contented to ac’
. cent only a cup of coffee. This morning
he was given a good breakfast. but did
not eat rarenonsly. Chief Vollmer stat-
ed this morning that he believed the
part of D’Onofrlo's story where he said
he was to the vicinity of Wilton since
the murder. He doea not lhinh that
the man ever saw Bldgeileld. but says
that he thinks D'Onofrio mot
Branchvlllc. Instead. In his opinion
(,‘loppa knew where the slayer of Barry
was all the time. He says that he was
the man who was trying, to mine mom
for the relief of the murderer. He re-
sides in South Wilton. This Is the man
that Chief \‘ollmer and Constable Lad-
rigan went to are yesterday. it is be.
tiered that this visit by the police had
much to do with the surrender of D‘On-
or
Dr. v. 0. Tim and City Sheri! Joa-
eph them. called at this once this
morning. and stated that in the article
which appeared in The Sentinel. last
111th it timid lot have Included all o!
the Italians In the city. when it stated
that they won banded together to raise
funds for D'Onofrlo. Both claimed that
they did all the! will in help find the
fugitive. and were not contributors to
the fund for his defense.
Coronet Data. will «to In South
limit. this alt-morn. to further In-
mtoftbeeaae,tblamoralng. He
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bower". that when the proper It
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.ENALE DESIGNS
" sauna.
AMONG MANYS STYLES ()F DESIGN in Furniture
each with some characteristic distinctly its own, that known as
Chippendale is among the most pleasing. Puriy of line, grace
and simple dignity are its features. A Mahogany Dining Suite,
shown in the big Furniture Store upstairs, is a striking exam-
ple. Consists. of Bullet, China Cabinet, 10 foot Extension Ta-
ble, Serving Table, one Arm and five Side Chairs
PURE cm 7P
. DECORATED MP8.
LAMPS may combine exquisite decorative value with
their practical use in supplying light. Lamps that do combine
these qualities are shown in great variety in the Household
Sections on our lower floor. Many exquisite Floral decorations
in delicate tints, with Globes to match. Priced from $1.19 to
$12.00. New and unique effects in Metal Lamps — Copper‘
lronze, Wrought iron, and combinations with rich, dark reds
or greens and Gold.
$9.00
Prices from 2.25 to .
new HOUSEHOLD ultras.
l‘illl l l.\F\ SEC
ntions for meeting the usual tltnmntl at this season for House»
"'IIO'N' has completed extensive prepar~
hold l..im-n.~—~met:ting it with a larger. better stock than ever.
'l'nhlt: Dilllliiblt's and Damask l‘atlern Cloths with Napkins to
match in new and beautiful designs, liemslilchetl Table Lin—-
ens in St’lh. llaruslcy Linen (extra heavy) Lawn Applique
work in Shame, Searis and l)0ylie.~. Everything is new and in-
teresting and well worth seeing.
unclear.
Women's——
lllack Cashmere Hose. 25. 38, 50 and 75c.
Ribbed Wool Hose 25 and 3&2
[Fleece Lined Hose 25 and 38c.
Black Silk Hose, plain or lace. SIOO. $1.25, $1.50. $1.75,
$.21
Children s~
0t.) 52 50 $1,503“le1 g,
\Vnol and Fleece Lined lime. 25. 38 and 50c.
MAT READsa
A Few Sample Shoes
If you bear 6. 7 or 8, we can save you $1.00 on a pair.
Enamel Leather. Box Calf, and Patent Leather
Blockers. worth $3.50; sample price $2.48.
Hip Rubber Boots. special, $3.00.
Storm Proof Shoes for Women. 51.50. 52.00, and $3.00.
A~Fit in Every Pair.
Olsen; sShoe Store
south NORWALK.
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Juddndlummé
WIi fibrin:
That Chilly Feeling.
It's the quality of the coal you burn in the furnace that
determines whether or not you shall be entirely condort- ‘
able during cold weather. or “a little chilly." With inferior
coal it is impossible to get satisfactory heat though a
much larger quantity is burned.
Coal costs you no more here—but there's quite a differ-
ence in the value. The first order will show you why it is
profitable to deal with us.
For open grates we have found CANNEL the most sat-
isfactory fuel.
John H . Ferris,
I49 Waslungton Street, South Norwallt. Conn.
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