’ \ , .
Tailored Clothes at 810
M any unusual values under $15.00. The only store capable of claim!
.. thing. because we make our own garments anti soil them It two
‘ Unnecessary operating expenses are eliminated. THE COPY-
l‘l . trons can and does give the best. values ln'Tho Norwalks. CON-
N!!! $10.00 GARMENTB. Butts of strictly all wool. motion. ox-
. ‘sters. smart chariots and Vonetisno. strictly 'all wool black
of superior quality and correct new models, tailoring, thrimmlngs anti
am 37.00 and $10.00. . .
Winter Over-coma of high-grade Oxford and Melton. titted back. Louis
3. lithe newest heringbone effect. in smart grey shades at $7.00 anti
_ Cravouetie. Rota Coats of grey worsted, superior black thibats. new.
”Monolith“ models, every fabric is standard quality, for only $10.00.
an the Habit; so to m
1‘ . “The Copyright Clothing Co.
6 "Drill Main Street. South Norwatk, Conn.
HARRY 600 MAIN, Mgr.
. ... ...w__..« w...___-......._.._._-.,.. -.
Superior Styles!
The now Autumn styles of “Quocn
Quality" boots are superior in style,
quality and comfort to those of any pro-
vious season. They embrace shoes
In an infinite variety. The popular
and fashionable Gun Metal. soft. vel-
vety Black Kid anti lustrous Patont
Leather are heroin new and exclusive
designs. Button. Lace and Bluchcr
effects in correct weights for both in-
door and outdoor wear. and all stamp-
cd with the "Queen Quality" trade-
mitrllHu positive assurance of value.
Sole Agency,
South Norwallt Shoe. Company.
90 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
A-—‘
H'S FAIR ENDS TONIGHTI
‘ ottoo'sp EMERGENCY CIRCULATION.
. ., . . v -
Rev. William Maher Urges That Ev-tMatter Being Considered at Conferen-
oryone Visit Music Hall. 3 co in Washington Today.
It. has been decided to continue 81.} WASHINGTON, Nov i2.-~t‘.ommil‘
Joseph's fair for another night and loviloos roprcscnting the Aluorican Dank-
nlght the distribution of the prizoslor's Association and thr- New York
Will take place and tho names of thtl ;Chuntbcr ot‘ (Ioliimcrcc that born to-
Winners will be. pnuounced from tho‘tiay to endeavor to rritmt- a moasuro
stage. This will not interfere with.for tho t'ttnsitlcl‘zltion of (‘ttllizrosm
the pleasure of thccvtuting. but will in: looking to thc giving of authority ' .
.carried out by the committet‘ on the bunks to issue- omcrgcncy circulation
stage in plain View of nit. The ten in cases of financial stringency ’l‘ho
rnlghts of the scason tickot having cx~iplan outlined by tho Amoricau bank-
pll‘ed. all will pay the usual admission .crs at thcir conrcntion in St. Louis
of fifteen cents and this fund will make land that subseuucntiy proscntcd by
up the deficit in cash admissions.‘llto Iogislativc oommittoo of the now
which have not boon as large as usual. chamber of (‘ommorco tio not groatli
"l‘h‘e rector has urged ovct-yono to conu- differ, and it is boitcvou that {hot
If possible for thrce roastms~to swoil
this admission fund. to hour the award
of the articles and serum them, and
to encourage the workers who have
been so faithful in carrying out this
work which Is for ”W bcnciit of the
whole parish. .
The contest hotwocn lhc illi‘i't' lilillt‘t-i‘
for the statue of tho lmmaculatc lion-
ceptlon Is progressing in a lively inan-
, net and promises to be exciting. 'i‘ho‘
friends of the young ladies are holding!
V many votes for the last and the iinail
vote. which will be in scaicd cnvoiopos.
and-will close on the minute of “:3 ,
may furnish a surprise. ’I‘hc vote as
it. stood on Saturday was as follows:
Hattie “adrigun ................. litil
Jennie Holllhcan ................. loo
Alice Spinn ...................... too
A good supply of homo-motto ('iikte
and candy is assurcd for tonight anti
these two departments are vol‘)’ popu-
lar, their contents finding rcatiy salc.
A number of jars of choico proscrvcs
were sold from tho candy liootlt Satur-l
day and a low llltli'l‘ rcmuin. .
The entertaiunloul on Saturday was
given by him» boys who gnvo a rcrr
Jolly sailors snug t-niiticti 'i‘hrco For
Jack. The boys wort» til‘csscd in salt
or salts of whitc with wttitc duck huts
and prosctitod ti vcry nutty appcarnncw
They ennic upon the stage dancing a
few steps from tho sitttors' hotnpipc
and forming in lino stun; this song. at
the flame tlmo accompanying ll wilh’
appropriate action. drill and tuarchos.
'l‘helr time was cxcollcnt and tho song
and drill wet-c carrlt-d out in lino ahnpo.
Miss Agnes Bill'i’l'll tiriilcd thc Inns
and III“ Alina Richardson pinyt-tt tho
accompaniment. ‘I‘hcy. with tho boys.
are to be conurutuiatod on thcll' NH“
coon. Miidrctl Sitcolmu. of Norwalk,
was heard in two rccilalimts, 'l‘ho Son
of a King for Mo and Manor's (lot a
New Bally. lloth Wt‘l'P spokt-n in it
very clear volt-o and with lino l'xili‘l'w
lion. Miss Slim-lint) was llWitI'ilI'fl
With Ilboral applauso. Tonight tho
boys will rclwul ,tlio song illltl llllict‘
entertainmcut will ht- anntmnrcti.
Dancing tonight will ho morc than titt-
uluui foatnrc as lhoro will ho low in.
terruptions and fll'lt‘t'litllls will ho rou-
dim!!! bt'lwot-n ti and iii. ‘i‘ht-ro will
. be In extra long list of door prizoa.
NIW CHAPEL AT MANREBA.
William ll. McMahon, of South Nor-
t'llll. lllll lll'l‘li :tmtl‘llct‘l llll" l‘flllll‘nll
[Or I ,Ollliill'l to ho built on licyuttr'a
Island. for tho Mklirt-au illulllulo. it
in to be two utorloa llllili. 40x74 flat-t.
Gill and Qli‘tlll‘li‘ lights. common plus-
tor d Italncd glass window» will In.-
t‘t‘qllt‘fui. It will lw hull! of concrolo
lliwltt.
do visit us in our new quarters.
luv. your next job of Printing
worrying your pocketbook.
can be so lutrlntmIch that a powcr
i'ut rccommondation I'or rcmcdiai bauio
int; lcgislntion can bc uutdo to (‘on
gross at tho upprtmt‘liing scssion.
'l‘host- plans provido in a gonct'ui way
for tho appoinlmcnl by tho prcsiticn'
with tho aprovai of thc Sonato of :1
commission of scrcn nu-mhcrs. ol
whom tho coiiiplroilt-r of tho currcn
or shall bu ono. 'l‘lto t‘ttlltllillli-o
should intro tho sumo control t)\'(‘l' tho
banking laws as is t-Xcrcisod by tho
illtcr-slaic colittucrco coliiiliisslou own
transportation laws. It would t-ttiisttioy
all applications of banks for ours"
gcucy circulation and would decide the
noccsslty. tho pcrccnlugo of circula-
tion t'fll'llllfii‘i-‘tl with tho capital stock
to ho allowml in tlrtlcr to nit-ct tho
cutcrgoncy anti whcn tho circulation
should ho cailod in Safc guarding
against inflation would ho onc of thc
commission's chit-f dutics in connec-
tion with such circulation. 'I‘hrcc pt-r
ccill. has bocu sttpgostt-d as tho pro
llt‘l‘ into for stil‘li circulation.
STAMFORD LOTTERY CASE.
Dr. Rogers Fined $1 and Coats for
Selling Tickets at Elks’ Fair
and Takes an Appeal.
:~"i‘.\ illi‘ililll. Nov. i2. «Judai-
ilnwnou. of tho City (Yourt. today hand»
l‘ll down his decision in tho citsc
against lll’. Francis J. Iloacrs to dolor-
minc whclhcr or not thc salc of lic-
kcts for drawings at public fairs is to-
unl. 'l‘ho dwialou ll-' against Dr. ling.
ots. who is found guilty and illicit Si
and costs This caso was brought ill
lhc instigation of amoral local clcrtty-
llii'll who t'nmc across what lltoy call
I‘ll ii ccl‘ltlilt form of lolli't‘l' at tho Elks“
full: This consislod of tho sitlo oi
tickcts for drawings for autoinobilcs,
pianos and othct ruluabic pit-cos of
tut-rctmudlito. 'i'o multo It a lost cust‘,
lll Iloaora, who lormt-riy was it chit-l
rotor of tho Elks was arrostod and
”iv cast» was lt‘ll'll out in court. 'I‘lic
ministm'u also ll‘li'il In slop lhc lltlr ttt
tho Halo ”)0 arrcsl was luatlc. but did
not Htit'i‘l'l'll, lltt' mayor. who uctt-tl us
ltr llout'ra' coulisttl. coining to tho aid
of tho Elkfl
.lutttzs imwncs In lllu dot-islon today
llllilll'h at \‘l‘l‘ill calms of this linttlrc that
haw boon aottlott tn dlfloront Hinton.
r'nunm-i for tlr. floor-rs tmmotiiatoiy
lttotl hollow of an flm‘lt'ill and it lit pro
liltbic tltut tiic lilac will In? f‘lll‘l'll‘fl to
”W liililiottt court in tho lttato.
‘l‘ha tlooiaton has twoa lonltotl for-
ward to hv italcrulttt-a and such-lion
in many Mulch. nutl'il In said that tho
lliiil'llnli' of tho cult.“ would hnvo coil-
lililftl'ftllltl l'ffl't'l on fultirt- carnival».
[TE Yll
that you may know where you can
done to fit your taste and without
THE ELM GROVE PRINTERY
(Old Foiriield. Fire Insurance Building)
as. Booth Main. St.
The Opportu
The man than cannot or lines it
«prosperous llllli'il. will hover saw.
Solomon said "There ill a time
Will, tho time to save it over.
Wilda n.
rm: be insured.
South Norwolk
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Tel. 337-4-
» Mn you saving. or are you expecting andltaa proaportty, honllh amt
Milt? A Sayings Acrmint to insurance agalnst iltc fallow of thorn.
“in
Bailing! Bunk,
’mmmuwmm sum
South Not-walk.
no Moments
at tiara daring "to prompt highly
for mnrrthlng." and now in mu
1
Namath. Conn.
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Ill [Ilillflllfi
tilt 'flHflKEN‘
.......__ -.--.
llev. W. W. “i. Duncan Preacher
on Echoes of Election-dilati-
es Against Bossis‘m and Cor-
poration Control
a»
The prelude at the First Methodist
Church, by Her. W. W. ’i‘. DilltCiill.
last evening, was on " Echoes of tho
Itilcctiou." Mr. Duncan said;
An olot-tioil coho tiil‘lcrs from a - ‘t-
urai ot-lio in that it not only roptvais
what has boon spokcn. but ufton pro-
duct-s in speeches that which has boon
uttorcti only iii tlic act-rot chambers of
tho soul. What nicn havo i'c.trod but
hnvo not sputum. or what men how
ultcrcti but which hn~ boon tirowncd
in campaign crios. finds a. hour-int: and
a voice whcn tho clcctlon in own
Listening to tho cxprossion of some
and rcndina tho opinions of others,
obscrving the l‘cttlriis and noting: post-
olcctlon ncws. \vo arc improsscd with
soverni things. Among thorn wo ilotc:
it‘lrst. That It Scams as it tho prosctu
election has had an unusually subdu-
ing clicct on men of all parilt-s. it
was not a sw’coping victory for those
who won. iiliil yct it was a crushing
dcl’cat for many who lost. it illus-
lrntod the partisan situation in the
country. of which wo spoko last Run
tiny, showing that old party lines are
bcing generally hrokou. 'I‘hnso to
wlmsc party a victory calm: could not
rejoin: in it as an ovorwhslming ilt"
foal. to lhclr opponouts.
(in tho one hand, thorci‘oro thorn i9
a forceful mcssngo to the t-stabiisliotl
partisans that both parties not-d rc-
tainstrutitlon if thcy arc to survirc.
while on the other hand those who
havc been busy constructing now par-
tics should rocoivo thc wholcsomo ice-
son flint they how not rot croatod
:tdcquato substitutoa for tltoso which
ltsvc scrvod so long. 'I‘horc must
conic. thoroforc. to thc thoughtful cit
Izcu tho porsunnion that tho pcopio of
tho l'nltcd Status arc ilf‘l‘l‘l‘lthlllglt con-
ccrncd about party viciortos. and art
increasingly cont-crucd about nun and
ncasurt s.
'l‘lit' clitli'acicr nl‘ tiaoir otuicct'li .1?
.his point nccdr. t-xlttuimttion. 'i‘ltc
'oiicci'n scouts to ho soaretittuu inort‘
hair that thou of cloud pt-rsonztl lint.»
ho t‘llH'lt'il. but that ”It‘ll who arc trot
‘rttni lltc doiniltttlttui ol’ boss : ciltitc‘
toliticut Di‘ t‘ilillml‘l‘l‘lill sh'tll it- [ll.li‘t‘(l
r. oilict- (iol’ornor I‘ttcr. tho Ropuh
loan i‘iiIlilltlult‘ in .lihotic l'»:llllill an.
li‘ll‘.ilt'll in his candidacy for rc-t-lw
ltlil. Ho is a man of pt~'i~'oxi.ti lip-
iizlilnoio; hut ltl‘llt rod to ho llilmlllill'
ti by donut-runs corporuto iiittroslt.
it llit stato of Now lliii’illlK‘ltli'“ thcw
ray. no clot-lion. lllt‘ ltii‘dl succcssftll
"llltlltldll' falling short it-n rotos oi
't-~ majority l‘i‘tlilil‘l.l. How is. no
ioulu. rovmiod tho inliucnco of llic
tlli‘it‘ within a party. namcly tho so-
'illl‘ll Lincoln Ifopublicans. who haro
m it stotl auaitiut tho subordination of
h.- t'lll party to llu- conttol of tho
trout lloslnn & Mnluc Railroad cor-
mrattou. ilut not only is thcro a do.
~lil‘ i'or mon as distinguishod front
'tai‘lisuns. but also for iilcusttrcs which
’ll‘tt at out-c moro simpic and far rout-it
int: than any nicro party platforms
'l‘hc isauo in Now York stair had lllilt'
it) do with platform planks, but it tutti
.t grout ttoal to do with silicotity, hon-
osly and liltfii‘lllsllllt‘fls.-
St‘t'illlll. From tho roturus anti litt-
roports Wo arc imprcsscd with tho
notd of atttulion In thoac who may
be llt'Nl'l'lllt‘tl as l'llilltllltililil tho mort-
trrosponstblc citizcnship of our man
try. ’i‘hal lit-itrst wm tlt'l'l‘lill‘tl in Now
York was Iltlllllilt‘nfl a prom ttrotilit-u-
lion to tho tux-it inch of {ill porn-pt
tillfl yol titv fact that ho lilllli‘ll such
it largo voto "thirst giro its must-f
l-Iitllcr llls‘ Hilltlml'i culuc trout llioso
who wl‘rt- lll‘lllt-tl or tintso who cvprosio
i‘tl tllclr honour conviction. in oitlior
caso it is a serious situation. l‘ot‘rup-
lion llll‘ililli tho tli‘l‘t‘llii‘UW of Aiill'l’ll‘ltli
institutions. and lu-iicf in lit-oral and
his print-Intro. can scan-ctr llli'illl lost.
’l'hut liloi‘c‘ was a tunic honosl voto
cast for iii-arid Is pruhality lruo A
lloniot-rulic Inwycr in Now York city
who mind for Illuthoit wrltcs tho any.
ctuor-olt-ct a sit-om; lotior [if cinizl'lll»
ltlalton and “it'll“ sumo sound attvicc.
tin says that most of thoitc who \'tlll‘il
for ltoarnt tiro bunch, and lllhl‘tlh Ihnl
whiit- llottrsl has him“ umrorlhit}
lrlftlnii with lht-iu for lll'l’z-‘tllitll ml
vunm-utcut. thost- lllllll’iii ltotiotcrs in
tho Nllt’lfllllim which lift tcprt-sa'ulotl
ilitlri tw rccktmotl with.
This, it acorns to tut. in tho tuttoctuc
f ”to hour. This totontout cannot hr-
ltuuhotl out of court it will not flu
or tut who tilfftu' wtllt llwtn to taunt-o
‘Iictu. nor to iopty to lhclr charm-u
of fttvot'lliam. of ltltlill ruin, of t‘f‘li'lllll‘llili
‘itlill‘itl. that latiot‘ unions «to tt'usta.
tntt tlcttmuoautm ilro the worn! kinds
1‘ imam-u. it in llli'llllllll‘lll upon lift to
batty oursolyntt with «limo rt-at romotly.
ll wt» know better than the annular»
'l'illlil. if we amt tho rout rain» of cm“
«oration» which ho tint-it not: if wo
perceive ihc rain to which his rrtidc
uyittom \voultl curry thr- nnltnu. Wu
must also ho able to two that lhnro
‘s fit‘lmtt writ truth til the foundation
it hit: position. and if to u: is aim»
'ai'aer Ham. on tilt in prntttrr respon-
slhiilly.
ll lll‘lllnflw'll ovary political organism
‘Ion m giro oinno study to throw grout
metal and moral questions which ‘aru
lrnubltua ”to people: to plan vomo
largo consideration of them in llwlr
party cannon-a; to rook out man who!"
‘llllaln of corporate and political hunt
only am into as high on lhclr Idnaln
of private prohlty and to seek to bring
lhomhofora the p pin all candidates.
whether they have on promoters of
party interests or. t.
The”: owlo will not down. ttioh-
nrtt Orbiter is not, it fool even though
he is branded tut a moral fraud. lie lit
quoted fll! declaring that in his opinion
Hearst, though defeated. iii a factor
In politics. The great [nation tannin
pot-s and reviews testify to the some
effort, notwithstanding thou ltttotm
oppo- . to rs. Their nor that
the monsoon .ot'vtho Hearst element
and the conduct of the election shows
the degradation of our public life. Let
us remove the reflection by nttinx
forth intellinnt and hlsh~mtn ed at»
fom to find a remedy.
OIITUAHY IIGOHD.
MRS. CATHERINE liANLON,
Mrs. Catherine Honlon, wife of Pat-
rick Hauloa, died yesterday at the
family home to Strawberry Hill ave-
nus, Norwalk, after a tin ertog lil-
uesa. Mrs. Huston was on at Norwntk
resident and well koDWu. inadditiuu
to her husband one it! survived by two
sons, James . fission. of Norwalk.
and John B. Hanlon, of New Haven.
Funeral services will be held at 9:80
o'clock Wotlnopday morning from St.
Mary's Church. interment will be in
St. Mary's (monetary. ’
MRS. LUCY EMILY BAILEY.
The death of Mrs. Lucy Emily Bai-
lay occurred Saturday afternoon about
it o'clock at her home. No. 4 Bouton
strt-oi. i-lha was In the sixty-seventh
war of nor ago anti leaves one son.
Henry 0. Ilailoy. tho wciI-known lot-
ter oarrior.
[X‘t‘tlulitill was a member of tho
South Not-walk Congregational Church
and the flat ’i‘rimmers‘ Union. Tho
lanai-at will he held tomorrow rift-tn
noon at 2 o'clock. from tho houso.
Ii‘UNERAi. DR MRS. SCOFIELD
The funeral of lhc late Mrs. Julia
l". Scoiieid of liowayton was held at
{tu’ill yt‘tlltli'ilfly morning from her law
home. luv. W. H. Thomas. of Roway~
ton, o;cintcd The poll boarcrs were
Charles Ferris. Aaron Stovcns. Char»
ice It}. Dow and Andrew Mills. The» in
torment was in Long Ridgo Cemtcry.
EMMA A. SPOERING'S FUNERAL.
’i‘iic i’uncrai of Emma A. Spoering.
tho of Norman A. Spoering, was hold
it'ltill bar into rosidoncc. in Bridgeport.
l‘riduy aftct'noon at 2:30 o'clock. and
later from the German Evangelical St,
i'antusdmthoran Church. ilridgoporl,
it which shat was a dcvott-d IDL‘iIlIt'l‘.
.\ wcaith of bcatiful ilomi trlbutcs
from frauds and rclatlycs and tilt-
.nany Eili‘li"tlt?3 with which tho dot-ous-
‘il was conncctod. surroundcd the cus-
kct in which hcr body lay. iicv. Max
Muciior. pastor of the church. official»
9d, and spokc fttzeilngly of tho Chris's
tian cliaraclcr and many good quali-
tios of the deceased. As tho. casket
was convoycd to the altar, "Ntaircr
.\i,r God to 'l‘cc" was routlcrcd by the
choir. and during thc scrricc, in ac.-
‘ill‘ililllt‘U with a. rcquost of tho doccas-
’tl. Mir“. i’. iirock sang rory citcctivciy.
l \‘t'lll Son iliin il‘acc to Face." ’l‘hc
mil llt'lrtrt'ri: wcro Patti lviofftiian, Ylt'f‘
‘l‘:t‘lll chlcf, l'. 0. R. M: Otto Iior-
,t at ito sot-rotary. (l. i). if. S.: Ilium
\latk. grand president. 0. I). ll, 5.:
l‘ll'tl ltynizin. grand ox-prcsiticnt, 0. l).
:l. 8,; Emil Adciman, past grand pros~
tll'lll, U. I). ll. 9.. and William Hill].
not child of Humboldt Stamm, 17. (l.
l. .\I. The rcmalns u‘cro oscortod tc
hoit‘ lost t‘cstlng placc by the staff of
.liii: omccrs of tho nrtlor of Stills and
iisiors of licrman. among whom wort-
itand \’icc Prositlr-nt Airs. Mario liti-
‘oz' lillll Grand ’l‘rllstct- Mrs. IiLna list
.or. of Hartford. Dclogntions worc
orcscnt from Victoria Stamm. i', (l. R.
.\l.; Olga Yodgc. (l. D. H. S.; Ilarlnony
malgc. I. 0. (l. i-‘.: Bertha Lodgc, ll. of
ii, of Bridgeport: Victoria Littlflt‘, t).
it. it. 5.. of Seymour: Adolbort lodge.
i). I). Ii, 8,, of Watcrbury.’ Louisa
l.(lllg('. 0. I). H. 8., of South Not-walk:
itiinigbctl Lodgo. (l. I). ii. 8.. of Now
iiavon; Mario l4illll§ft_ t). it, ii. 8.. of
\l'oslport. and Alumina Loduo, I). of ii..
iii Scymt‘uir.
CLEARING UP A MYSTERY.
Whereabouto of Vito Gesparlno
Known to His Relatives.
The filing of a rant (‘Hlilif‘ trunsfor
in tho office of Town ('lt-rk liorhct't
it. Smith, Saturday, showlutz tho Hilli‘
by \‘ito (ittaonriuo of a Iittio Main
Are
i 1m mm; m ”poops sroaa.
TRIS TEAM _ 6’: HY
. NOS. it and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
4T1".
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Children’s and Misses’ Boats in Fall and Winteriiiuir.
We are showing a very complete line of Children's and Misses' Coats for Fall and Winter
wear in original and attractive styles and a large range of fancy mixtures, as well as in plain cloth
in all the popular shades.
Children’s from 2 to in years. Misses, 12 to 18 years.
i
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Housefurnishing Department.
Nickel Tea Kettles ........ ..95c’9 bars Soap........... ..... asc'
Wash Boilers, copper bottom. ,$1 .5 3 Scouting S“? ' """""" 5c
. . tFancy Salad Dishes.. ....... 35c
Largo bottle Ammonia """ c li Decorated Tea Cups and Sau-
3 rolls Toilet Paper ......... IOCt cers ..... ..............25c;
Cake Plates
Large Platters
.......5oc
...........$I
Fancy Tea Plates .. ...... . . . to:
Dinner Set, tog pcs. .........$7
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
. THIS 8
CLASS
“ONOMM’AL
MERCHANDISE
Dining Chairs.
A very fine as-
sortmeni
from
$l.50 to $3.98
I
strut-t pcltnul sllilld proporty and it
lllliiltt‘ and lot on Vlolol. Hill to (iitspor-
tno’u brotht-r, Angelo (inspartuo, rc—
riros tho mystcry surrounding the
ticalh of \‘lnccnzo lt‘orcnzo. an lia-
tlan harbor. who was bottle-n to (tooth
otto Sunday his!" a your alto lust
atiltllm l‘. '
’l'tiii» salo also clcars up a cousidcr-
itllll' t'Xll‘lll lltt' mystorlous witcro-
about or \'lto (insparino. who fled front
Norualk it has days prior l-‘oronzo was
ktltt-tt. and of whom tho puilco authori-
ltcs hartI lM’i'II uttabio to Icaru a word
until now
'i‘lio lll't‘ll of tho attic of tho proporr
ly was I'Xl'l‘llll'il in Now York city and
has affixod to it tho alznatttrt-n of both
(inaparino and hilt wlfo. It in would
crud. doubtful, however. if tho auth-
nrttica can not liaaparlno. 'l‘hia aflcr-
noon. Chi-ll of Police Thomas liradlt-y
wait of tho opinion that nothinx furth-
cr would lw done. as thorn was no
int-thot- t-ritiouco than when (invitation
was tltkclt into custody tho tllw follow-
intt tho crlmc. (liluvftl‘illll. it will ht.- ro-
am.“ H V“
and “nations
Amt- Vem of Experience om. the
Following Advloo.
"If you have aayihtnu to do with
lllttillf‘lllt'fl at all bu prolly uttro you
know what you am taking."
Our local druttqiai. 'i'lic Clifford
l'liattuaoy. any this in a alronu point
In favor of'tlioir valuublo ood llt‘t‘i‘
prnpnraltoa. Vittot. Everything it
contains is plainly printed on the la.
ital. illlli’llflli'll it In not, a patrol nit-db
rlno. .
lituol contains in a highly caution.
trstcd form all of tho medicinal cit--
mantra of cod liver oil. actually takon
from trunk vnda' IlVL-rl. but with tin-
tisoioot. nauseating oil silininotvd and
tonic iron. which lit a noedfal constit-
unnt for the blond. added. i
This In tho roosonthnt Vluot dream.
plinhm such wonderful results in our.
in: chronic coughs. colds. liront'hltti
and tuna traumas. and thorn in illlllllmt
known ill tllctllt‘lflt‘ thflt will fit) tittit'kiy
llltllll an tho run down. ovarwnrlwtl.
llrt-d and dniiililatoti. or giro lill‘t‘lllti ll
ilflfl roamvod vitality to tho and. :m
Vinol. ‘
W0 can only askinvor person in
South NarWslk who lif'flflfi such 3: madl-
little to try Vinoi on our offer to warn
their money if it. fails. The Clifford
Pharmacy.
NMO-*'Wl‘lllf> um iii-u ~an agvitts fo'
Vino! in that”; Namath. tt lg now for’
out» at the loading tirmi store In flour-
iylmlry Intro and city in tho country.
hook for the Wool agency in your
tows.
t
int-mtwrod. was discharged bocauso of mot. his fltlt}.
lack of cvldcnt‘tt. and that a tow days
tutor tiisappoarod suddcnly. Rumor crc~
ttitoti him with boing In many differ-
ont plat-cs.
Ai tho intuit-st ovor It‘orcuzo's
tlcath. witncsscs tostifiotl to litl\'litil
board a man groaning iicnr G apar-
Iuo‘a frttit. stand the night that Fortenzo
NOTICE.
Nation is ht-roby lurch that ont- corn
tutu black anti whltc ycarltna holfur
with a Whitt- spot, on tht- foroliaad.
found trcapitsstna on tho promtsca no
l‘llIlll‘fl by Mrs. ilruoo N. Mcuttoon. in
tho Town of Wilton, (loan. anti by hor
tukvn Into custody. will bc ltold at
l'lllllli‘ Auction. at tho public titan post
utturcat to my offlcc. in tinttl Wilton.
on Saturday. tho lst day of lioct-mbcr.
lilliti, at 1 o'clock in thc tlitvrlitlon,
llait‘ti ltl Wilton. this Iallt day of
Nin't'llllll‘l'. lllllll.
ll. it. (‘llll‘llliii'l‘lfllb
'l‘owii (ilcl'k.
kfl Sandal
headlights
lloutnntua Huntley, Novamhor ii, and
unlil rill‘lllf‘l“ notirc. tho city‘s electric
lighting and pnwor sorvlcp will con-
ilfilltv all any Holidays. as on wook
days, in compilation with many ro-
qut-sla roovlvod from patrons. fitnrc
pri‘lil‘ii'l'll‘l-i and nthcrs not doairtttlt
that; ("l'l‘ll‘lt‘ liable to burn all day
Holidays will please take notion of this
rhuagt- so that Htll‘li lights may be
oxtlunulsht-tt saiuiday nights on clot»
tint.
titlARll ()lt‘ ELECTRICAL COMMIS-
fillONEtiil.
till! til
d
all it
I mull 4 Now.
:11:stan
of the rositlcnco of Levi Haliford in
TORE KNOWS N0
tsti [tilt ltitltlltliti n PtHlMiNi.
We carry the best and largest stock in the Norwalks.
You can Open a. charge account and furnish
your home on the easy payment plan.
‘ Bullets and
Side Boards
In lgiaiu and Quar-
tercti Oak. up~to—
datc designs. front
SIB to $60
"-
H. KRIEGER & CO.
29-31 West Washington Street,
There worc a
circumstances which soomcd to point
at tho. limo that GasiJarIno know some-
thtng about thc. affair.
li‘orctizo was found In a dying cou~
tiition shortly itftcr midnight In front
lleldcn avonno. iio was takou to tho
policc station lllltl than to tho hospital
uttcrc tic dicd In a tow hours. Tho ml-
lopsy showed that his hand had been
badly buttorod in by some instrument
that lcfl no mark on tho scalp. Tito
ton of tho skull was brokcn into sot-o-
rni places. A banana stalk found near
Gasllartno'a fruit. stand was highly
trcasurcd by tho uolicti.
NORWALK CHAPTER.
The regular monthly mention of tin-1
Not-walk Chapter. Daughter-ti of tho
Atnortcan Revolution. will take placo
on Thursday afternoon, Nthuuhcr
lhlh, ttt tho Historical Hillltii‘. at 3
o'clock. Mrs. Janina Richards thir-
rougltit. of Bridgeport. will alvc a pn-
pt-r on Elizabeth Schuyler litunlltou.
Inotttoi‘ of Aloxaudot' HainHtoa. and
that-o will ho tituaio. Mrs, (i. If, Nox-i
on, of nation, will giro a raport oft
tho rt-ccnt atatt- mootitu; in Hartford.
A..." -m.
Keep the House
Worm
by
Keeping the Cellar.
Cooled
.\'r i
; match I '
l'i/ P.) 13:}
likhitihtit
iso othor .
H! MOST
SATISFACTORV
QUALITIE‘
Hamel and
Brass Beds
1"! ~ A largo variety to
.. .llllllllli soloct from. Every
flilll piece guaranteed.
,1 mm}; will Also Mat t rcssos
and Springs,
$1.98 to $20
South Norwslk, Conn.
WILL BUILD THE’HIGH SCHOOL.
Said That the Committee Will Start
Work Very Boon.
Thcro was a report in oirculantlou
this afternoon that the town high
school committee would get together at
onco_ and commence work on the new
high school building on the West ove-
nuo sits. and that. it would be con-
structed within the appropriation al~
roadi- scoured from the town.
Tho acting school visitors hold a
mooring this morning in the town
court. room. Wall titroot. and passcd
on regular requisitions.
Action was taken by tho courtiof
Common pleas last. week, in the divoa
co ratio of Mott vs. Mott, In rcfusinx
to grant alimony during tho trial of
‘ihtt t'nllt'.
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Janitors alt run:
“at
ELITE OHOIO
for
MEN AND WOMEN.
$3.50 AND “.00.
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to .
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lltttt'a Our Business
"it it till , it
GROIC IHOIO
for
WOMIN,
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Phone «I.
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Norwalk Chronicler