Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 12, 1911 · page 8

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, :e Insure 1
'UTOMOD ILES
g" ‘ Against
Flie.Thett, Liability,
Property Damage. '7
Collision ,
TAYLOR & GOLDEN

7~4 Washington 8t" 60. Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165.2

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

"New Shetland rolls at Mintz'a, t

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limit for next. \t'lutcr's comfort at
lowest prices. At llnrrln & (iitlifi.

 
 
 
 
 

Sheriff William \‘olllnor, ol’ ltrltinc- i
port, was it visitor in South Noru‘ulit
yesterday. i

 

 

lit‘rmnn Sachs. ot' Mnlu stiroct. is

symndiitg lhc tiny in New Yorlt city on

luminous. .

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(torrent glnrscu uill motto you non

its you should. ’l‘hnmcr will furnish cor-
rect :iassrs.

 

 

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Mrs. ll‘. A. .\lilcllt-li. 0i Wail sit'ccl. it.
visiting Mrs. William llyron. of Com»
Hillt'k ilill. ‘

Miss Mary ilrudivy. oi it‘nl‘rlicld urc-
vllllt’, is \‘lsllilit‘.’ .\li .'~. Snmtltsl Kcolcr, oi
Ititluoilclti.

Attorney Nt"ili‘lllliiit t‘nuticc. of South
Not-walk, is upontllnu the
Bridgeport on huslncsu.

There will he no mnsuttorndc nl t‘m
" fiKnob Club. Saturday otcuinu, ll ltnr-

iurc been docidcd to hold thc ‘l't‘lllitll
‘ duuco innit-ltd.

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’i‘hc rogulnr monthly tucctiuuloi thc
directors of thc South Ntll‘ll'dlk t‘ltth.
will i)(' hold nl tho club room tonight!
at 8 o'clock. I
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Mi: anti-Air“. t‘hnrlns A. Wellington.
‘bi Brooklyn, arc visiting Mr. lllltl Mrs.
F. A. Sinto. of “which nvcnuc. ’i‘hc
women are sistl-rs.

ll‘llll looiu-cnr lhnt is up to daic will
be found at tho Whitc Shoc (,‘oiupnny.
Tito udvcrtisclucnt \till toll you morc
tibtlut the goods.

Mrs. Sidney Cook and daughter.
Mind Dorothy Cook, of (‘oromu l.. i..
are the guests (it Mr. nuti Mrs. Wiillntn
'Nnyden. oi Clay street.

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EmMayor William H. Smith. of Nor-
"Wh'lk. who now residue in Now Yorl.
‘ City, npont yesterday in town rcucwlntz
- old ucquaintaucen.

 

“Only routine matters of luminous

Were transacted at the meeting of Put-

3 ontino Castle. No. 2. A. 0. K. 0! hi. 0..
which won held lattt evening.

 

.1 Word has been received in South
Northllt to the effect that n'nnu was

born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Stealt-

mum. of High Pails. yesterday.

 

There will be u rehearsal of tho Col.
orod Suifraxott-n thin evening in the
rooms of Court laurel, Daughters of
" Gantile, in South Main otroct. Evan
member of the out in requested to ho
hropent.

WM

Charles Wooltn. oi Weaton. who was
nrrented tor intoxication yetitcrdtty ut-
tornoon, hurl his opulence nunpendod
, by Jlidfitl Edwurtl M. Lockwood in the
‘ 1 . Not-walk town court this morning.

 

. tinned to be that the Connecticut
insulator- ruched their union-

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Latest Returnstllveitllajorl y tor

till u this iiiiiilttl

Missing Towns Had Only 385

shown today by a revision of the to
turns of the role cost at youtortiny'n
Hpcciai olcctlon on the question 01‘ tnlt-i

st lttttiott».

i'ortlttutl. president of the No License
i.cnguc;»unmounted this morning that;
stops would he lultcn for n rocouut oil .

tho voto unlcsa tho. oliirtnl returns. ‘

 

 

 

the. Appeal othi’ro‘hlbitory Con-w;
stitutlonal Amendment '

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MAJllllllYli iii

 

Votes that Van

 

PORTLAND, Maine, Sept. ill-midt-
ic change in the apparent rcuuit wnu

 

up, |‘lolliiliil0fl out or the bituto con‘
At 8 n. tn. today fourteen!
owns had not hot-n heard from, and.

without thorn the rote stood: .

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hm rcpcnl. bil..21; tighittut, hiniloh. [ the

, This. cure a majority of 7till for the!
“will oi the prohlbltory nntoudtuent;
o the Stnto constitution. i
For Mayor Adam P. insighton. ot‘t

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dmulti ntntorlnily incronso the lunjor-.

ity for thc ropeul ot’ the umendtncnt...

This morning oillclnl rctttruu hztd
lli'C n i‘tli‘t.‘l\'t.‘tl trout 5t; china and towns .
null lllfldt‘ almost no uhnugo ill thorn-‘1
unit an shoun by tho curly lithululioll..~

chi in illlt‘l'wi to thc prohibitinn'

d’” 1“ quontlon mm tl'ut of tho adoption to :
l't‘jl'rlltlil of n Hintonltlo plililm‘y lll‘i.‘
licturnu thus ittr rot‘clt‘od indicnto “5%
ndoptiou by a good tnaruln.

'l‘hc oitic'tul vote from norculy rition»

uud towns til illll‘-Ei this morning Rhon-

L’ilft'tltl i‘ttvornhlo anti «.3th uppoliinlt,
\lllt‘i-l, n uutjorlly in tutor of 1?, 1118. l

'i‘hc propottition to incrcunc thc debt.
limit for cities of over 40.0th which'
principally concerns l’orllmtd nlonc.
did 'lltltultll'lkt' the country intern very
t‘ttrorubly,‘ no indihulcd front curly ro-
turus, but it won gcncrully conccdodl
illlll tho city voice; he unfilcicut tofi
HilllN‘Nl the muttor through. (in the]
question ot‘ limiting Aunttnln inrovcr‘
the scat oi' govornmcut. tho ttp-utatel
\‘Oll'l'ld wry unnornili volt-d in furor"
of, but t‘utnberlnud County. \‘orkf
(‘ouuty uttd other sections nearer i’ortfi.

l
land were strong on the othor sidea-

curly ludicuicd.

in the city population, the large emi-
ttrniion of young men to other states.

dlnnn in thclr plncon. political portin»
anahlp in the enforcement and non-
cniorcnntcnt of the prohibitory law,
and tho unim-ornblc influence oi num-
mor visitoruw—are punished for the de~
toot of prohibition by Dr. Wilbur I".
Grotto. of Washington. D. 0.. secretary
or the international Rotorm Bureau.
and Clinton N. Howard. of Rocbenton
N. i’., who were active workern in the
prohibition campaign.

in u atonement tanned today. Dr.
(Trolls and Mr. Howard «view the nit-
untion at some length and any:

"We believe that the battle nhould
be contented at every point and that
the people nhould oppono ‘any chart
on the part of the loninlnturo to pan
a liconno law an an omorloncy moor
urn which, would not he nubiect to a
referendum vote. indeed. it would
not be fair to pan a licence law until
a lonlniaturo bu been elected on that

innuo.
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TAYLOR non To JAIL.

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hrnugh in_ordor to got home to plant
heir cropn. Nowndnyn they are, lucky
, got in on the in: and ot the har-
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ti" .litlinn Jennie Burden. of Stamford.
.pmpipyod in tho othcotot the Southern
pot Minnd Telephone Company. in
llimit: “Not-walk ‘a. night Operator. in
Wondering hcr annual vacation and
Mint flay Either. o former operator, in
hntituiin; tor litt‘r. ‘ “

Mr. Rather ll‘rnuoin "Mumy. 9. too
1 Wilt buy. now loontnd at. one
‘ .- 310mm! catholic church"
. hum Gonna npttutynntordar
Windmill old ,irlonduiid

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

7 in town. Pica hum ”that
'3. Jinn at in. limb mm:

tortnjthalcpt committee at Pou
. yni . Ardnnuni. of
nttho rents:

Habitual L Drunkard and Pnfpnunl
NullOMO om lilo Dnyl.

stable Hunt-y C. Shiner.

iannunpo not lit for the can at tbnla

inrthon ontburntn. compuint
ninth; to countable Minor and he or
mild tho m‘nn

 

Mancini lot with chain almond.

 
 
 

 

 

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VAUoEvntl: AND
MOTION PICTURES

Sept. i172 - 13

Stolen Kiss

‘i‘otlrncn for oidcr girls: Kindergarten.

nnd tho doicnt of the proponitlon wool
l 2 1-2 miles out.

Four ronuono— -the rolniive increase: “MW“ for home in "3"“-

nnd the substitution of FrencirCnna- .

Frank Taylor. who hnn made it now
tntlcn tor himuif on n peach picker.
wan amnion nuin yonterday by, Con-
Frnnlt wan
drunk and van raining the minch‘ici'pn ill
the Wanbtnnton ntmt brldu. onion

dinn pnnlnn and in order to prnrnnt
rm

At the 'ibwn clout-t. tin. morning, ho-
' Judge Ildmrd hi. Whom.
Mutt wan mound of drunkennonn.
pm.“ the pond. and bolus 9 con»
man ’ drunk'nrd.) Ho ."',' convicted on
all thronocuutn rind untnncnd, to
omit! 1mm nth-dd and (thy can in

‘» flint! goddamn 1m arrested for
Worm by one» mu 1!. M.
m, but win «new broth

 

Tillman ~
. VERIBEST I

Htliilllt

IN soNGs THAT cAE'rtvnrn
muses THAT DELIGHT

MR. WRIGHT HUNTINGTON
Prenantn The

 

THE WHEELER3 In

Boulevard
And Tim Other Acts

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PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAY AND
VHURSDAY”

 

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utttntor. ”

by l'lllznhutil linrr Monti
infill)

A School for Girls

PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK

The School trill upon for tho l-‘ni‘
'i‘t-rrn on 'i‘horudny. Suptcntiwr 2i.
lilli, nt uluc o‘clock.

(‘ollcuc l‘rcparutnry

tlv‘oundcd

und tinnnrnl
Primary nud lnttlrutodluie iloput't
molds for littlc ulrln untl boyn about
ten yearn. it‘rcuch taught in all
grades. Al‘rnngrtncutn motto for meet
ing children who llilt‘. tho trolleys and
for sorting it hot hint-boon. Terms and
illustrated booklet on duplication.

The Principal may he soon oi the
School any morning utter Scptctnbor
eleventh.

Margarnt u. Brondllngor. A. B.

An Opportu ity

to get u now ti-ronm house. oiled
doors. on modern improvementn.
nonr trolley and cantor. for only
$2500; terms; immediate nonsen-
ulcm. Form. ll acres. good s-room
house. burn. poultry honour. truit;
Will «all or on

 

Cull, write or phone

D. S. HULL

Room 1, Havilnnd Block
Phon. 414-4. Oouth Not-walk.

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To the iloard of County Comminaiou‘
are or hiriiold Fondly:
I hereby apply tor a tranntor of a
ltoonnn No. at to null Spirituoun and
Intoxication; Liunorn.'Alo. Lager liner,
Rhino Wine and Older. irom Frank
Olin. at 58 Water ntrect. to Stephen
J. Build. at 58 Wntor street. Town of
Norwnilt. The proponcd place of bunl~
nonn in not located within 200 toot in
a direct. line of n Church Edition or
Public School-boom. or the premises
pertaining thereto. or any Punt Qiilcc.
Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwntlt. thin and day at
September, A. I).. um.
STEPHEN J. "ALLA.
Applicant.
We. the nuderniunod. electors nnd
taxpnyorn. an domino by in , oi tho
Town at Norwallt, hereby on one the
application of the about nnmod Bio
phcn J. Balln tor nucb llcnnno and no
do Invnrniiy certify ouch tor blmneii
that we an mourn" owninn ml or
into in nald Town at Nomllt.
Dated at Norwallt. tbtn 3nd dny or
be tomb». A. 0.. mt.
art-y Pickering. John Railway. John
Oldmnchinur. Arthur Waldron. Wil-
liam Thompnon.
l limb
hand on omrn no elbotorn and tax-
paynrn. an donned by law. oi the Town
of Norwnlk.
Dntcd It Nanak. thin
floptntnbor. A. 0.. mi. .
H. REEB’I‘ It. GM“.
of. ill . t Town

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thin ntiuohtnond. Vn. The?

 

fulfill. it 19W
. worth. or W
nut

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K.

‘ MIBDI'EIB N . Heartburn. .588. ”Vermin dilll .4
Four ttattans Charged with n...

lltiilliil Slll’l’llitfl .-

Were Employed by flood and Had

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grounds that they werc renponnthiet

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llillliiilluiiggts ' . y,
i.“ ”if illilllifs;

 

 

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Other Stomach Misery ended

tttt tut ~

it what you just ute in scoring on
your stomach or tied like a lump pi
lend. refusing to digest. or you belch
Lion and”. Eructatu nour. undigented
food. or have a feeling of lillzzinonn.
Heartburn. Fullness, Nausea. Bad taste
in mouth and stomach headache-4MB
in indigestion. .

A full can or Papa‘n Diapopntn contn
only 50 cunts and will thoroughly cure “
your out~of~ordcr stomach. and learn
ntttllcient about the house in cattle norm:

 

 

 

sponslhtlity oi the Railroad
Smash

 

 

ii it till illlllit

ntomnnh trouble or indigestion.

Auk your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly written on those
fitment eases. then you will under-
stand why Dyspnpsin trouble of ullt.
kinda mutt go. nnd why Dione-paint .
uiwnyh rcllcros dour. outotordcr utom»: '
units or indigestion in tire mlnuteng

 

 

 

Fancied Grievances

Millilidl'l‘m‘l'N. Sept. 12.....Jin war-
rnnte loaned by (Llol‘tincr Davin, An-
tonio lilorrln, Antonin Elpcinno, of 15
Miller utrcot (’liuconlo Lilith. of Libero
ly ntrect. and Alirndo l’ccchinl. or
bridge ntrent. Worn arrested into you-
tordny and arc being held for the cum
ncr'a inqtzrst. Woduenduy. on thnt

candy. though each doe: contamnl

tor assimilation into the blond all thug
food you out; besides, ll‘mnket you go
to the table with a healthy appetite;

for tho wrct-klng of an express train
on the Valley divluion of the New“
York, Now Huron rind itnt‘ti‘ortl rail-1
road four miles llciou‘ ills-or pills for Billounncuu or Conutipaw

horn on thel
nluht of August 27.

intestines urn clean nudiruub, and you

 

cntulinu tin» dcuth ': ”03'
of Abram P. llt‘owtl, oi liurtfnt'ti. untill .lMfi City W.“ hum muny m‘mlmmi
tuitn-iua to sixty olhur pnrmntcrs. “"“llkti- as some people will call thorn.
thiti you will be cranky about this.

Two Employnd on Road isplcndid ntomnrh proportion. ‘00. ”a
ntot-rlo and Sputum um in thu- otn- 3 you tort or n littic tor Indigestion or?
ploy or the road. Tho iormor it‘anitinntrltln or any othcr Stomach
nrtwtcti ut the local railroad stnttou3 "liar”: ‘
rind the inltnr at his homo. List wow 09! some

l’npo's i'liupcpnin now

 

‘Dlapepuin is harmlcnn and tastes like; 1

power nuiliciont to diluent and propurei .

 
 

i but. what will please» you moat. is that f f
you will feel that your it'tomach and: 1

will not pend to rerun to laxatives or ;

iThe White Shoe Co.

ployuwut ill iivl‘lill and

nlrrntud all he lctt ltib blow of cm-Elma minute. “"1 “”0"” “‘1 yourstlif‘h
i’ocrltini ml or Stomuch Trotthic and indignation.

 

omit! that. the above

Ind day at

mark.
: uncertain untanrtinunon '

Tax dominion» William ll. Gar.-
bin returned to blunt». reluctant.
ntttu- an national over a would dur-
ing which than in nitnndod tho ow
innocent the National m Annular
downto- iron. 00th appoint-
nd by Mgr-nod haldvrln.;who m in
nttandnnoq’ mtvuw~ charter a.
l Hem iii. Illn-

Nt'w llrltuin at tile t‘urigiu works. All; 1 - 1 .
Wm: lztlttlh to tiltI local police Mutton * pnnimlh. Wilt) had gone it) the hllfii‘

VEILSg-NewShetiand
“ --'--Veils---' ‘

YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO
OUR FINE LINE OF NEW SHETLAND VEILS. ALL
COLORS. PRICES RANGE FROM 25c TO $x.5o.

 

one also in the inmliy may nutter from . .

THAT IS UP TO DATE

Now that we have cleaned up our old stock wt: are ready
to show you the most complete line of Fall Footwear in The
Norwaiks. We have Men's, Women’s and Children’s Shoes
in ailleathers. styles and prices-4h: kind that are a little
ahead oi‘the rest.

SCHOOL SHOES THAT WEAR

 
 

 
 

 

90 Washington Street

Successors to the Flynn Boot Shop

 

and mo lit-iii without tutti to nppoartmlt? P" ii “11W. “‘1"? “Mini! fl" him-I
iM‘l'it'i‘Q ('oroucr llama at tho coutln-‘i‘From thorn thcy went down to tho
ulna or hit. inquest, \t‘hdnhstiny. l ncono oi the nt’t‘idt‘llt and rumored tho
According to the railroad dew-,inpihen and nnholtrti tho lllillplltleii.

tlrott u tool house of tho ruilrond con» : Till“ “I‘ll“? WM "0 “Wm!“ mfldfl 10;
puny in Portland. whhh is. gyros: thoi rob the postmodern. the detectives.“

BELIEVE WHAT YOU SEE

ILENSOLDSTm!

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but be sure you sec things right.
Correct glasses will make you see
as you should.

Let our physician. who is a skill‘
ed Oculisi. examine your eyes. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed and no charge
for examination.

87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.

Open Saturday Evenings.

 

THAMER

Ocuiiats and Opticians

 

 

 

(.‘t’lnuocticut river from hot-o. wuniclulm, in doc to the tort that onl)‘,
hrolu-n into and two umwhcn and a ‘ two of tho curs went doun the our
clnw bur stolen. (in the Satin-tini-lbunltmtt-ut and that thcrc. were too‘
preceding the “Twit lilo tletocttvengmmo' unlulnrcd illll'lll‘llgllrfl nroundj
nllcuc tho man “om u... tooth nnd ; alter the nccldcnt. The int-n have.
accreted them. ltlriugvn bout tor thnt limit it" Whirled ‘0 mnltc filll‘ Mull-*7
purpose. Sunday. the night or lllef ment in rt‘l't‘ront‘u to the Million .
vt'rcck. tho four inch attain hired “lot The ill-“(‘9 “ht-'11? lht‘ wreck occurred
flhlllo boat and rowed to the acetic or in an isolated ucntlon null an ideal.
tho wreck whllc l‘cccitlni ntuycti ht’rlace for the crime abetted. Them‘
the ham and kept watch tho other . urn no liOllM‘I in the hour vicinity and;
tin-cc took out tlw Splhca from the: the track runs along it steep etnhuuloi
inside at one or the mils and unbolt-i mcnl leading down to the river. the?
od n fluhplnio nnd propped up one i banks of which pro lined with lutsitomi
end or the run so that lnntend or so . “inhibit it our for a boot to he can-1

toctiren alinse that idol. who wan for-
merly a lraohwniitnr had been dim
charged and that he looked for to
range and a chance to loot the punch.
porn, Diorri. It present employed by
the road. in alleged to para nlno do»
aired revenue for home. at the (noted
niovnncon.
Planning to Go to italy

The prinonora will he tattoo to the
county tall at Haddam tomorrow
morning nnd kept there until Wod-
nonday. Tho nrrentn. it has boon
learned. wore mado below the detec-
tlvon had planned to have them made
due to tho incl that they found that
Diorro wan planning to no to tilt! to—
morrow. ann anknd it they wore
reasonably cure that they hnd nectth
tho rlnht men. the dotocttvon plated
that they won punitive and that they
bavo had the tour mu under nurvnll-
lance since the day alter the Wreck.

Tobin Found by Girl

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The! auto ntnted that the Wrench
and olawbar were round hr the pm
the day toilowlnn the wreck. hid in
tho mitt up: the ncnno. When anhod
1! any of them ”Child! a conten-
nloo. the Monument! to min. but
annottbm didmtbntonootthn
nccunndhntl ntatod that one or tho
wrench: wan too mall and that it
bad land thrown any. Thin pacer
flaunt-Md that in but had a mu
outlaw bold-d a door in tho local
“Mutation trim two at the man
with g’nn’ind marlin and that this than
hadjritinn down tho donvnmtton ct
tun two men. but not ttwm he would

pulled out and a llahplate unbound?
Superintendent Woodward immediate-3‘
iy pronounced it the work of train;
wrecker-n. but his opinion was scouted“
by many of the panneuttcrn on the]
train. who claimed that tho road was
trying to shift ranponnibtltty.

(hang at Work murdny
' On the death 0! Abram P. Brown.
Coroner Dnvla hogan an invutizatiou:
and hold an inqtlent. open to the pub-
lic. which run continued until Wow
outlay of thin wank to nilow oi the
apponranoa oi the conductor oi the
train. who wan novoroiy iniurod. Since
the opening day of the lnquent the
coroner bu boon to receipt of on
anonymoun letter from .a panunsor.
who naked him how libo‘ht a can:
that ran worldntt on the truck Bundny
attornoon. The mutter will probably
be token up Wodnondnr.
Wrench and Glnwhnr Found

A low days alter the wreck railroad
doucttm tcund n wrench nnd claw-
bar hidden in the, button near the
noon of the nectdant. and tonight tinny
claim that tbnym the on» tattoo
from the tool hounn in Portlnnd. it in
“no mood that. there in other ovi-
dnncn blatant tho,iour non. which
will not no dinoloaod until tho hurinn
Wodnnnday.

 

continued M m

”mm“, bltion.

i-ud nick hndnchnn lac ndt
wan worn-out Ind ni rim

doc Blood Bitten man, no a .
when. than. mam-up.

 

m 6min , . . .fiATI.SFOFIM.OAFI Mic
. tin-um w on root- I'lnd PM ' mmnudiibnim On-

hlnd Int nt polite .j . ‘

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

" p m [animator pwprlcm mm. to.

 

M MM I”?! OM O m hhntl Vito film
W“ an nutcntohiin in Hartford autumn;

 
 

 

'i‘hn nut. potion uidnd the midpoint _ .
- Inuktitut Ghana“ 0! Baltic. rm .~ Tho film hand.

 

 

EXTRA SPECIALS "
at the A&P Store

 

Sign: the”: wltlco‘h 3t thwcttpttieifffgig "0|“ ”‘9 “WW 0' ”‘0” 0“ theéVERY BEST BUTTER, a pound 310
n r not to or . . .

an"... m. Mottv. An investigntmn oi the "a“ on the1 ETXRA FANCY POTATOES. a peck ............ . ....... . ............ 30c

‘. f tn‘sht 0' the "TOOK (“SCIOBed ”If". [he l A‘P FLOUR. 24Vg-pound bll ‘ ..... I .......... u... .................. 750

M ‘ motto or ”W crime the d’ spike: from an inside rail had beenLAAP FLOUR, a barrel ......... .......... ”.90

The Great A&P Tea “Company

124 WAIHINQTON IT» SOUTH NORWALK.

Tat. No. non. muvortu 3:30 a. m. memo p. m. FREE neuvenv.

 

O
ILHIR I. CAOI VI. R. THOMPOON

Toquet Special Motor

The latent and non cnmml denim
in the mainland-break. two-cycle typo.
All pain are exceptionally any of
acccu. and can by adiunted without ro-
moviru engine from inundation.

Olngln Oyillindnr

 

atnd With
Nodal KP. Carburetor
H 2% 075
.7 3% 00
K 5 122
Double Cylinder
R 7
B 10 205

,The Specialty Manufacturing Co.
40 Wain strut. Oath Namath. Omn-

 

nlrl bud [one (or an auto ridn, but
whnn be mminnd her room and
found her ciothen lone. he telephoned
to tho Hartford police and nnitod that
to Ind tho couple it they coltld.

killer. tho chauflour, told the potion
tbnt he took tho farm bond and tho
girl to the out! of‘tho .minnbnth M
trolley lino. whore tho mun paid it.
turn nod the cuboid nlt'nhtod. Nomi-I
han been board of thin linen.

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J. O. FHILPO OTOKIO ‘70 OF!"
OOOIALIOT RALLY. .
will nddronn the public on total In-
nuob at tho Auditorium} mt Prim
Wrong-n oldymnt to'hihrttord at‘tvnntnn. ilr. litdhonin tho onlbhnown
Mm Intutfdny night nod: bind an «indolent worm of New York. will.
nntpr‘fcari- litter. a chaudour. Mobility: in upontnll?~ncpnlar~nmnn the

ILOPIO WITH CHILD
. M -
Ont-m Hnnd Runs Away With “Nonn-
out Itmhury flirt ‘

The pouch or lint-tron! and otbcr
cition or. ioohinn tor a 14-year-old

night and dipped trout tho tom oi
mount hoot-mun in Oimbury. do.
313i tn Eliubntb Climb-tn, whom“
token from the Home oi‘obildron at
‘WONMIIIO Point by Mr. Robot-taco
and who was cropland nbout tho

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