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F A. LANE
61 Washington Street. .
South Norwalit
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CUT PRICE SPECIALS
.‘ f-A. F. Beckmann 6. Cd. Grocers--
are all nevfthis season.
1 Our Semi-'Annuai Red Tag Trousers Sale is now before you. To the hundreds of men in The
Norwalks who have patiently waited for this Sale we can safely state that the values altered
are the greatest we have ever offered. The values are not only exceptional but the styles
Men’s $250 &$3 Trousers
Large Ears Evergreen Corn, per doz. . 17c
Very Best Native Potatoes per pk. . ‘ 85c
New York State Cheese, full cream, lb. . . 18c
Walter Baker' s or Beckmann’ s Cocoa, can, 19c
Goetz Fresh Raised Loaf Cake, each, . . 23c
Goetz Fresh Sponge Cake, each . . . . 18c
, Maud S. Brand Flour, penbag . .' . 75c
HERE ARE WINES WE WANT YOU TO TRY.
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VINOL '
The modern TONIC RECON-
STRUCTOR, containing the medic-
» innl extractives of Fresh Cod Liv-
; era, with Peptonsto of iron.
Sold only by
F. H. IAXYER
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Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats!
Of all kinds promptly built
Boats Forfiais
NI kinds of Repairing giving special
attention
Oyster Shell Point, Norwailt
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udlca' Auxiliary, A. 0. H , transac-
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tad routine business at the session lust
evening.
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' ‘KohaosaEncampmen-t, No. 9, l. 0. 0.
E”: held a regular business session
last evening.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Holly B. Shuson.
Norwallt, visited relatives in Scotts
corners. on Sunday
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The firemen' a fair uill he discussed
this ev-enlng at a meeting of the 0f-
flcers' Association of the
Fire department.
Mrs. Frederick G. Signor. of 102
(Infield avenue. Danhurt is spendimng
I few days with her parents in Nor-
Wk.
-—Soi’t Hats. $1.50 to $2.50. ()‘llrioll.
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The llattera‘ . Sick‘Benefit Society ;
will hold its monthly business meeting '
this evening in the Labor Lyceum in?
Wuanton street.
Miss Mary A. .iexter. of South Non.
walk. has returned home after visiting
‘hel‘ brother. John Dexter, of
venue, Port Chester.
Miss Nellie Hyman. Miss Madeline
Patton and Miss Viola )l. Byxboo have
returned home after a visit,
Monti-f in ‘Bridchort.
with
Dr. and Mrs. .l. Milton Cohurn. of
the Colonial Cottage. havehcon in tho ‘
Berkshire Hills. selecting seven]
may. of antique furniture.
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”Oat hulls. weed seeds. eloi'stor
dirt will notproduro good milk. Why
not insist upon your mliltmsn using
purotfeeds? Manuel fl‘oro 'lialch.
. lira. M. 0. Watson, of New iisven.
la” the truest of Mr. and Mrs. Amos W.
Horse’s. of lilahwood. their bountiful
hrs in Franklin avenue.
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no governor and his staff will at-
tend the exercises at aroton. Wednes-
day, September 6, in celebration of
the opening of tboll'ort Griswold tract.
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John Ryan- snhstituted in Mantaom-
‘ery's lunch wagon. last evening. dur-
ing the absence of Edward 1". Clone,’
who spent the day in New York city.
Arthur 8. Ferris. the well-loosen
' watch realist and safe expert, who is
now located in Newark. New Jersey,
is spending a test days in south tier-
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Alhambra Theatre
Men 3 $2. 00 Trousers VIRGINIA DARE WHITE WINE Pocanonras RED WINE
These are mighty desirable Work- it your coat and vest are pretty 3 sizes—18c. 33¢. SS? 3 sizes—18c. 33C. 57c ‘
ing Pants and are made for hard good a mir of these Trousers You will like these Wines. ely the low price is an inducement for you to try theme
service and are wear-r esisting. will smarten up your whole
Neat stripes and mixed effects. I suit. Very pretty effects. ggigEES-n -------- - ------------- 7 ------------------ “~ng 3: 30. 32 an: age POUflg
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Extra Pink Stamps Given With Each Pound1m
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Men 5 $350 Trouhers Men 5 $5 Trousers G danger. .FIEGENESPAN s LIEBMANN s on carom DOELGER’S BEERS
. , lot-.. I lo ‘ tch al 0 t an or on ry in. bottle ........ . ..... 90c; Niersteiner Rhine Wine, hot. . ........... 75c
Manciin ilriieliignrissztrxgznio. .8: fit. $2.48 “asst r tags .0. m 1,] ...... m f 3! $3 48 Burnetts Old Torn Gin. bot ........... goc ; Laubenheimer Rhine Wine, bot. . . ., ...... 75c
Booth' s High and Dry Gin, bot. ....... goo; Hockheimer Rhine Wine ...bot‘. ........... 60c
, gaggett’Ss‘Drgé Glnbéfine), bot. ....... ..$ 7;5c Ripin’s Sparkling Wine. bot. . ........... 25c
. e . to s as In. t. ................ I. 35 Ripin' s Sparkling Burgundy ........ 5oc- -SI .00
Take your Chmce 0f the Fine $6 & $6.50 TI'OUSBI'S $4.48 Bartlett's Sloe Gin. bot .............. SI 00 Heublein a Club Cocktails. bot. ........ $1.00
; goates' Plycnizluth Gin, bot. .......... :1. .05 t "Il‘eaor Brand Cocktails, bot. ............ SI .00
s ' 4' . eltaer or it: y. per case . ........... LOO; talian or French Vermouth. bot. ........ 60c
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l Dont Miss These SUIT values FINE CALIFORNIA CLARET. gallon stone jg. only ......... Z ............... 75c ; '
l . TWO BIG TABLES OF BROKEN LINES. ,
$Io AND $15 SUITS
These are not regular goods. but
broken lines from the big sale”
$5.85|
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Large Soft Crabs
Large, medium and dust or line s. Swordfish. God. salmon. Weakilsh,
Butterflsh,’ Fiat, Fresh Mackerel.
When but goes up. Fish comes down.
$20 AND :25 sun‘s
If you find your size you get .8310 85
magnificent bargain
All .Regular Red Tag Prices Still in Effect
. New_ York.
—-—A. l". BECKMANN & C0. --—.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK
tannins m“ .
ililiH litil’ lllllil
' Repairs listlo to ills Engine “no,
Mrs. M. H. Mitchell and daughter.
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Roton POInt Hotel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Misti Union A. Mitchell, of II~ West . ‘ ' ~ ‘
. .. 4t: W Alum FINN ~ Bathing and Other Attractions ~
the Catskill Mountains, at Crslwoor. M“ at "m . than ones conceit-rs. ansauooN—auo EVENlNG. on THE Piazza '
NYACK, C. Y“ A“. 25.~~-Horry§“ei
“'0“. bowl!!! the world's moan
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS, Managers
. The resists Winona or the
Board of Electrical Commissioners
will he held. this Oi‘t‘llftlg, in the of
Norwalk .
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TELEPHONE 108.
“*Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FRII DILIVIIY.
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’ Shirt-
Waists
’A few iIroltt-II lots and sizes.
in llatiste. Marquisctto and Tail-
ored Walsh, to close out
$1.25
POST CARDS
SOUVENIFI STEINS, 25¢
J. l. Mallette
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St." Tel. 449
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South Norwalk ,
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_ fan 4% on sayings,
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causes or soon ear.
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Wiles mushrooms in
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Chailes Buck, Jr.
Electrical
Contractor
General Repair Work
Address.
at tints or. uonwaut
Tsisphonsst, Office, 901; house. an.
PAIN'LESS ....
EXTRACTION
livery one is looking for the best
service at the most reasonable price.
and those suffering from tooth which
need be taken out will appreciate
my I. There is up extra charge
foI difficult cases. and the results are
highly antisfactor); old roots which
have been a nuisance in the mouth.
and a menace to the health; crooltod
tpeth, or those broken off. are quickly
and painlessly extracted. isavlna the
aunt! clean and healthy. with so ill
Bar-effects.
J. H. MALLERY
D18 South lists at. South Norwalk It
Hours: 0 a. th. to l D. II. baa»
days by appointment om.
Nicholas Murphy is critically ill with
typhoid fever at his horse in itsvlluttl
sweet. This is his fourth attach. and
titre cause of the matter is laid to his
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The stole armory bill. which was
ad by the senate on Tuesday. has
been made the order of the day in the
house of remistivss for seat. Wetl-
nesdsin, .
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The lion's industriallaasus. of the
douth‘ Norwsili lilothodist Episcopal
nicotine this opening in the parlors of
the church.
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Waiter s. Jones, oi ool3sa mil
street, has operated upon sites it
wall: tiles ' ‘ "
lites of ”in municipal lighting plant, in
Stillr- street
Lin-min Council: No. i. United Or»;
tier of American Mechanics. will hold
its monthly business meeting this evoal
hing in the Mitillt' (.lhaln Hall in;
Washington street.
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A mention of the italian lndopen- i
dent societi will he held in Quittnerai
Hall next Sunday morning at ii 0 'cioclt
to motto further arrangements for the?
Columbus Day pirnic l
An Incumion of colored people;
from Waterbury were at ‘itoton Point”.
yesterday. They took in all the sights
and did all the customary stunts. dos-
pllo the rain in thc afternoon.
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M‘Sllff Hill. 31.30 it) '3. (Which.
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Miss Rachel Rsmaou. of Georgetown
who has been ill. in now rocm‘orlnit,
and is able to be out a short time
daily. lier North-slit friends learn of
her improvement with pleasure.
The general assembly roceived Wedt
holiday at favorable report from tho‘
committee on railroads upon an applt
cation for aehartor for an electric toll-
road from Norwaiit in Danbury.
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Salvator Chariott have received the
contract to lay the concrete sidewalks
on both sides of tilhson Court. from
the fins entrance in tilts! uMwhioh
Mr. Chariott hill lust completed.
John F. Gallon of Waterbury has
been appointed by Governor Baldwin.
upon the application of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company. to he a railroad policeman.
it. Manning Decker. «Washington.
and William ’1‘. Decker. of Met-idea,
have been (nuts for a in days with
their mother. Mrs. J. A. Decker. of
Camp Lookout. at. Calf Pasture Beach.
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was nitrous It. wand. of as mm
ion street. Decency. has returned from
a tyre weeks“ vacation which was spent
With loistives in South Norwalk and
st Norman Pier and Psaesdale.
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A. Quinton, tom of the Rom
Pattern Whitest of the Yale I
Towns Dummy. Itsmford. and forni-
ly. formerly lentil Harwell, lea”
day 7
it raised here most of tits hi hi.
sad the soft srouad trailer the
lona distance arcoplanc arias. planner:
this morning to wait here until 3
o‘clock this afternoon before conclud-
ing his flight from St. Louis to New
York. A steady southeast Wind made
conditions ideal for Atwood to take
wing out of the meadow where he was
forced to land yesterday on amount
of canine trouble “hen uit hln iuento
five miles of New iork citi. The, on
sine was repaired during the night
and nothintt remains for Atwood but
to fly down the river and land at
altccpshosd [lay racetrack.
Amend salll this morning that he
would not'ttiy to Boston. 0
Breaking the world's distilnce re-
sold for arooplunc flight is hard work,
and flurry hi. Amoco. the new record
holder. was a tired man when he went
to bed but uiuht after flying from
(‘fihlit‘ltlfL Nevertheless the young
lloasouian rose early today and in
half-fill“ eight was it the little clear
ting on the side'of Hook mountain.
where an accident l0\hlil engine had
forced hint to land yesterday and turn-
trated his ambition to complete the
flight from St. Louis to New York in
ii days. Amood'intends to finish his
Journey today if possible. but the hour
of his .start and whether he ‘would
start today at all were in doubt when
an automobile carried him away from
the St. acorns Hotel this morning.
Atwood said that if even if he tiof
his biplane off the around this mom
ins. he did not intend to continue the
flight to New York until late in the
day. His main anxiety was to extri-
cats himself from the pocket where
the psistsnclss of his plight forcbd him
to land shortly before noon yesterday
. What little wind there was this
morning came. from the southeast. and
wudavorabls tths aviator‘s purpose.
Behind his his blue the mountain rose
like It wall. on tin; of! all hope of ss-
cape in that direction. Beforo him.
toward. the river, were trees .over
which he had to 11:; before he could
reach the open air spaces. A head
wind increased his chances of making
a sharp rise that would carry hit!
over the trees and out of denser. Once
beyond the tr a barrier, there were
open holds a s ort dlstsbos down the
river here he could land and. wait for
favorable opportunity to start the last
lump of his long journey later in the
, 6-Cylinder
BWER STREET
Atwodd expressed regret at inning
to disappoint the (mods ulto anti lied
foI his urritai \‘lllil cIooked necks all
dat' Whether he, Would be able to
reach the landing place picked out for
the end of his journey at mBheoIIshead
Bay racetrack at s p .. the time
scheduled pr his arrival. was some
thing he was unable to tell.
When Atwood returned to the hotel
foI breakfast after inspecting his bi
plane. be said that the damaged engine
had been repaired and that the weather
and the physiclai difficulties surround-
inIt his landing place wore now the
Oil“ factors in the situation
The minor did not spend long at
table for he found the Mild to his
"hints” feared that any minute it
might “oil“ to an IInfsvorabie.quarter.
When a iiaht rain began to fall he
said that this would not keep him
from attempting a flight if other con
ditions were favorable.
The field where the recou- breaking
sreoplaao rested has It centre of at
traction all night. A crowd watched
the machinists who passed bsclt and
forth through the ‘gloom carryinu, lau-
torns asd tinkering with the broken
machinery. it was hearty dawn when
they Nonollncdtl everything ship
shape. and then Atitmod visited the
place before he endorsed their report.
Atwood was delighted when be ob-
served that the wind nostrils and
steady from the southeast. ‘
"If the wind holds in this direction
1 rib or out of the trap here cults
easily." mid Atwood. "and it won't be
necessary to start for New York until
ll o‘cioitlt this attsmtmi if. boomer.
l and that the wind is starting to veer
to the westward i shall fly“ from here
in a hurry"
Have You Seeh the
Now Being Demonstrated at Our Garage?
. And Worth the Money-Come and See It.
Oscar H. .Banks
Telephone 681-3
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Moyer Cari
NORWALK. CONN.
SCH LEC HTWEG FACED PISTOL.
'Angry italian Drew Gun But Andy
Wu Quicker.
l’istoht w ere (ll nun in an encounter
ui Norman. the 0mm day, lictwee '
;t‘onslsblo Andrew SI-lileclitweg, of;
laitamfuul. and an ltnliun over marsh...
;SolilorIII\veg had been fondling cute
with Constable Joseph ltri a om
;wlieroin notes obtained by theft is“:
been used to miss ntoney. Ono 053188
note-II has bought back by the that!
”he holder of the othei It Newton;
mun declined to alto it up claims;
he had tintsuceti ‘40.. Schlechtwe’:
;IIIIIrich tony dollata in hills. handed:
theta to the man and he not the bots
Then he demanded the marked moneys
There was A {troop or men in the ...
‘and one drew II resolver Schleehtm
was quicker. and when he Info
the group that it there Word to he Ii}
shooting he would have his share the
Imnu alto was first to make the nan
. play suiisiried. No itiieiilil were made. I.
CHlIP WILKII m strar‘tLa. .
SEATTLE. Wash'n. Anne 25.. Chief
;John‘ Williitie, of the United States
Secret Service. who is also the su-
nervlalns‘aaent tor the custom service
arrived in Seattle, last night. Chief
WiliIio said he rhino in connection ’ “
with his recent taking over of'supsr-
vision of the customs service. so or-
dered by secretary McVoasb. ofwtite
Treasury Department. and his trill has
notions to do with the arrival in do
stile next lionday of Admiral I‘m. .
ILINDNISO 0R "MANNY.
GRAND MPH”. Mich,
Blindness or insanity are the site:
natives confronting William iii
some: at “Miami. unassug‘
Norwalk Chronicler