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'tucks, Sat. 3: ’i0.
‘ there is but one third to come before
The Reason
WHY
{Our Candy. Ice Cream and
VINOL
The modern TONIC Bloati-
e-rnuc'ron. contends: the medio-
incl estraetives of mom Liv.
era. with Peptonate o! Iron.
' Bold only by
r. H- elix'ran
bakery products are so
satisfactory. is because
we use only the
user
anaemia .
F. A. LANE
51 Washington street.
south Nemlk
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Aadmonfe Launch Works“
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. lasts
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster Shell Point. Nerwalk
Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Address:
51 MAIN ST» NORWALK
Telephones: Office, 901; house. 216
The directors of the Fairileld County
National Bank will meet on Monday.
Andrew Burke, of Port Chester, was
a visitor in. South Norwaik, yesterday.
Mrs. Minnie 1). Cone, of Springtime,-
was the guest of Mrs. Bedlenl of Km 3
walk.
Miss Anna Barry, of Norwaik, spent 1
yesterday afternoon in Bridgeport on
business. i
Buckingham Post No 1, Grand Ar
my of the Republic will hold a reg-
ular meeting this evening. f
George C. Scoficld of South Norwalk
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.I
W. Smith, in Long Ridge.
~—Basebail,
tucks, Sat,
Norwallts vs.
3: 30.
Sangu-
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Amusement Park.
lilrs. A. Peterson, of New Rochelle,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Schatzer, of Westport avenue. i
Our Brothers lodge. No. 10 1.0 0 'w
F. will meet regularly Monday even-
ing in the Wall street quarters.
There will be a meeting of the Re
publican Club in Winnlpnuk on Mon-‘ ‘
day evening at which time the returns
of the election will be announced.
Division No. 1 A. O. H. held a spe-
cial meeting last owning at which
time final arrangements were model
for the social to be held this evening.
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DEPUTY BLAKE BUSY.
Searching for Murderer, Serving War-i
rants and Making Arrests. i
Deputy Sheriff John H. Blake, oil
Norwalk, has been quite a busy man‘
for the past few hours His work has
been a vtarle ty of occupation, such as;
searching for a murderer, serving Jury l
“warrants. and making arrests. *
Yesterday be arrested Pete Christi-
ano, of Westport avelnue, for a failure
to appear in court last Satulday morn
ing as the complainant, in the case ofi
assault against l’erotto Moron, Chris i
tiao hating complained to the politei
in the first case about a fight in Aiken;
street at a christening some littlei
time use. The case or both men will!
come before the court on Saturday!
3 morning
Deputy Blake went to Wilton yester-I
day on a lone hunt for Tony Sabina the;
ltalian murder suspect, but in all his,
investigations he could get no tracei
.oi the object of his trip
He also served jury warruts on:
Gardiner Raymond. of Wilton. Fdward'
L. Webb, of the some place, and ii.
arren Fitch, Winfield S. llanfoul.i
.and William ilildson, of Norwalk. The?
ijury will sit in the Criminal Superiorl
i(.‘ourt at Bridgeport, tomorrow
in regard to the murder mystery
Sheriff Blake had little to say this
.morning. He is too convinced that the
ilnan being sought is no longer in the}
Huckleberm Woods of Wilton hill:
whole or in which direction the fellow ‘
has gone he does not know.
'lhe searib tor the man will nevcr
‘ be hive-n up so long as tho. authorities
-~'l‘own Tax Collector's oillco will
be open Saturday and Monday own
lags until 9 o'clock
was elected a member of the Fire
Chief's Club, at its session previous
to the slut! convention in Hartford.
Wednesday.
Concord Division, Sons of Temper-
ance, will hold a regular meeting on
Monday evening in the Sons of Tem-
perance Hall in the Gazette Building,
in Wall street.
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Through an cllor, it was stated in'
these (Oilllllliii recently, that Min 0. l
l). Kimball, of South waulk, hadi
stone to the west.._ Mrs. Kimball is
still at her home. ill Went street.
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Amuscment Park
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Yesterdat was the first anniversary
of the marriage of Attorney and Mrs.‘
Ire. 0 Gregory, of in High street
South Norwnlk. Attorney' and Mrs.
Gregory celebrated the event very
quietly.
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The Norwalk City council will hold
u special meetlna on the paving ques-
tion this evening In the council cham-
bers in Wall street. At this.tlme the]
paying matters will be decided for;
good, and all it is expected.
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«IL we show it, it‘s right. Display
of dress «hats, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Miss Spelllcy, 1:! North
Main Bt.- Order work a specialty.
8. a H. Stamps.
Although it does not seem possible.
yattwo thirds of 1911 has passed and
1m. Two hundred and seventy-two
days have [one by and there are but
a more to come before New Years
Dam '
land a map oi the slate.
fluore- complicated because of
feel that there is the slightest possibii.
-itv i01 his (apturc '
jGAME LAWS SOON TO BE PRINT-
D. W. Harford, of South Norwale
ED.
For some years it has been a point
of prudence for the hunter in this
state to lake with him on his excur-
sion a copy of the general statutes
The laws
change with cacti session and addi-
tional areas, ponds and rivers get spe-
cial legislation until hunting partakos
more of the nature of a course in law:
than of sport. This your matters are;
the ‘
length of the legislative session, whicbi
provides that the acts unless other
wise plotided, become effective on No
\emllel i. Tito result, however, is‘
that the hunting season begins on
dor the utls of illtlii and closes under
those of tail, for none of the gumei
lawn with one exception. became ef-i
fcctlxe at passage. The sole exwptloni
is the art extending the claim senaoni
.for deer Hunters start out next week i%
under the acts of lililii and close under ;
those of iiiii, which will be in Hill:
hands of the public before Novem-
ber ‘i. i
gird-i“ “hi-sir “4-4"de
lb
do
up
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Mistakes
will occur but if
you pity by check ’
you can prove
you paid‘the bill
(I Open a Check
Account with the
fiddi¥sWefi¥Mldll
South Norwalk
' Tasted
cy than the garments.”
aces we are gain
thinking men of 1’
" -’ ‘ $10. $15.
“staid.” men.
The Norwalks this season.
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
Montauk Bluest Weeks. Butterfish,
Sea Bass, Snapper Blues, Maine
and Long Clams *
The “slogan” of this store ls—' ‘Your money back at any
time withouh fuss or disicussioniiyou'drather have the mom .
With this truth lived in our bust. i ‘
merit and more of the attention of the
Norwalks.
We Are Shelving Handsome Fail Suits
And Overcoats lot Men and Young Men
It’s the merit of the fabrics that make these by far the
most desirable suits and overcoat: we have ever offered.
The cut of the garments show many of the season’ s innova-
tions as well as the more conventional styles for the more i I ‘
Little need be said of the tailoring of these garments it
for to men who know the workmanship is such that it in-
stantly impresses them as the best. .
There are many refined effects in browns, blues, tans and l
grays for both men and young men.‘ I
Don't fail to see these offerings before you buy—No im-
portuning to buy here—We are here to be of service to you I
and to sell you exactly what you want. We treat you right
in every way and our prices are so low they'll bear the com-t
petition of any “special sale” that may find lodgmcnt in
STORES:
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Salmon. Smelt,
Halibut Flats.
Native Eels 3
Steak Cod, Whi-
ting, Hake, Hard
and 30ft Crabs.
Lobsters,Round
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TELEPHONE 10I.
Flannelette
Night Robes.
750 St $1
FLANNELETTE' KlMONOil.
.50c to woo
Lung Klnlouos....$1.00 to $2.50
Short (‘rope Kimonos ....... EiOc
Lona Crepe Kimonos ..... $1.00
I. I. Mallette
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. any
Short Kimonos . ..
man-Insati-
v a Potent allies.
new to 18in
‘ Offices. 1094 Molnfitncct.
humorous. can.
Send Postal for Booklet «in Patients.
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ocuusra AND ornclauti
When you Come to Us for Glades!
you are sure of a skillful. “Fen-
at“
tide examination and an hoi est
opinion. We sire you the ser-
vices of a skilled Ocullibtm
graduate physicianmto exanilne
your eyes without charge.
07 Atlantic Iqusre, Stamford. 0i
Open Saturday Evenings ‘
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FIEI DELIVERY.
an{inwardscw i
a childs teeth ls of as much import '
once as having them filled, for it not
infrequently happens after a person
has reached maturity perfectly sound
and healthy teeth are extracted, and
artificial ones inserted, simply becausei
the natural ones were ugly.
Parents should look into this part ofi
,the chllds well being; if teeth uler
lap or protrude, or have wide spaces:
between them, they can be straighten
ed and regulated so as to become'
wholesome and beautiful. i use none
but the most approved methods and
appliances. produiing results that me
highly satisfactory.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY.
16 South Main St... South Norwalk
Hours: it a. m. to a p. m. Bun-
days by appointment only.
FOR SALE
Centre - So. Norwalk
House. 18 rooms, newly
painted. nearly 1-2 sure
land; 3 minutes school
and depot. Price M500.
I'M. Layton 8: Co.
lngranoe a Real Istete Agents
5 Railroad Ave., South Nerwalk
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CONFIIIID SLAYER ON TRIAL.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-hlaurice En-
rislit. confessed slayer 01 William Gen-
tleman pod accllsed of being leader of
labor slugger-s who terrorlsed Chicago
during the plumber and steamilttera‘
light, will be wasted on trial today for
the murder of Vincent Altman. a lil-
nor slugger, who was shot in a hotel
bat-room on. March as. Einrlght has
been accnséd of connection with neon
iy all the slugging and Wes cases
which occurred darts: with! war.
70 Stamps with r lb. Very
60 Stamps with 1 lb. S eciacha ...... 50c
hoice Tea ...... 40c
30 Stamps with 1- 2 lb Very Best Tea. 30c
25 Stamps with r—a lb. Special Tea”
50 Stamps with 1 lb.
EHRET’S, RUPPERT' S. LEIBMANN‘S OR FEIGENSPAN’ S BEERS, CASE.
PETER DOELGER‘S FIRST PRIZE BEER PALE OR DARK, CASE
PABST MILWAUKEE BEER (BREWERY BOTTLING), CASE
JACOB RUPPERT’ S KNICKERBOCKER BEER CASE
Special Cut Price for a Few Days.
Every Ounce Guaranteed
NABISCOS. RED GRAHAM OR SOCIAL TEAS. PKG“
MflARSH S BUTTER BREAD.
3 LBS. NEW WHOLE GRAIN RICE
3 LBS. YALE TOAST OR MILK CRACKERS
FRESH CRISP GINGER SNAPS LB.
PARAWAX FOR SEALING, 3 CAKES.
4 CANS MILO BRAND SARDINES FOR
Extra Pink Stamps with Teas and Coffees
1b. 29C
........... - ..... scandroc
.......... 25c
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Best Tea. .60c 30 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Plantation Coffee 35c
:5 Stamps with 1 1b. No.2 Plantation Coffee 32::
so Stamps with 1 lb. Maracaibo Coffee” ..30c
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Challenge Cofi‘ce ..... 28c
..a5c 15 Stamps with I lb. No. 1 Santos Coffee. .25c
$1 15
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$1.75
A ..... $1.35
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WHIKSIES. GINS; WINES.
Monogram Rye, bot.. . . .goc Gordon Dry Gin, bot.. goc Old Port, bot. ........ ..50c
‘ Kirk's Old Crow, bot..$r.oo Nicholson Gin, bot ...... 90c Old Sherry, bot ......... 56c
Wilson or Hunter, bot. $1.00 3230““? High and Dry, Regina Port, bot ....... 85c
- ' ..... . 0t ................ goc
Green River, bot. $1 00 Coatcs Plymouth bot $1 05 Jcrcz Port, bot. ...... ...75c
Old Valley, bod. ..... $1.00 Bartlett Dry Gin“ bot.. 75c Oloroso Sherry, bot.. $1.00
Private Stock, bot.. ”$1.15 Golden Crown Gin, bot 75c Cockburne‘s Port. bot. $1.00
Canadian Club bot.. .51. so DcKuyper Geneva Gin, Amontillado Sherry. ..$r 50
Gibson' arbor. .i. ‘ ...... $1.10 bot ................. 95c Sweet Catawba, bot.. ..5oc
Baltimore Club. bot. .Smo Bartlett Sloe Gin, bot. $1. 00 Angelica, bot .......... 50c
Antcdiluvian, bet. ..Sr.35 Field's Slow Gin, bot .Sr 35 Muscatcl. bot. ......... 50:
Paul Jones. bot.. . . . . .$r.oo Crown Gin (Flasks) 25c-5oc Tokay, bot. ............ 50c
A. F. BECKMANN 8. CO.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.
BENEFIT iN ART OF LISTENING
Attention is Demanded by Politeness
it is a great thing to be. a good lis-
tener. The art is not one that is cut-
tivated at the present time, and this
is a fact to be regretted. The reason.
no doubt, is largely the strenuous life
that modern conditions force upon us.
We bavenl time to listen. Those of
us who work need to give every hour
to what we are. doing; those of us
whose incomes make playtime more
possible, and give to it a wider range.
are so taken uh with ourselves, our
'own interests and concerns as to make
hearing about the interests and con- .
tt‘l‘llii of our neighbors a matter of
little or he moment
Man) a loan; girl of today is bent
upon the pursuit of her own enjoy
ment. liel tendency is to give little
heed to others luven though she be
the “oil-bred girl, gentle and sweet.
she has no time for those outside of
the immediate tlrcie of friends
With the. older woman the temlohr y
is apt to be still more in ovidente.
The same general rule holds, and to
any with the other sex
The old time union, with its "comer
nations” where there were real to“:
inn and real listening, is a thing of
the past.
And yet if in the rust of the present
we would realise what 'an excellent
thing it is to be a good listener, we. no
'doubt. would be willing to sacrifice
something for the. development of an
art so important.
Not only from a social standpoint is
this true. it is pro~emlnontly so from
a business viewpoint, says the New-
ark New .
A 5:005 listener accomplishes at.
least two things: First, he makes a
pleasantflmpresslolr, predisposing peo-
ple in his favor, and second, he is
by the way of acquiring more or less
information. This second point is
something not to be ignored or under-
rated.
How many of us find ourselves list-
onion in a half-hearted, listless fash-
ion, paying an heed to what is being
said. Apart from the attention of dis-
courtesy, such it
absolutely harmful to the intellect,
One of its worst results is absent-
mlndedness. a trait that derelops with
appalling quickness.
if there was such a thing as lnatruc~
lion in listening, ponveraation itself
mlsht lmprovea if live are to be board
We will talk. “But who of us will ad-
dress deaf ears?
When everythioj is said and done.
the matter of listening is, after all. a
question of politeness, pure and star
pie. As such. listening should be cul-
tivated, and not looked upon with in-
dlflerelloesr entirely muscled. '
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rynlal attitude lil-
Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK
BE INDEPENDENT
Visit the Danhurv Fair:
- an Auto. Machines to Ron
Driven by Skilled and Careful Chauficurs
We Are Booking Orders New
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK. DUNN.
W. ._
EXTRA SPECIALS
at the A&P Store
VERY BEST BUTTER, a pound .................................. 810 ‘
ETXRA FANCY POTATOES, a peck ............................ 300
AAP FLOUR. Nye-pound bag . ....................................... We
AdP FLOUR, a barrel ............. . ........................... . $5.00
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAIHINGTON CT» IOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m FREE DELIVERY.‘
Specials - for Saturday A
Fancy Potatoes pk. 2505.:
Fancy Sweet Potatoes
peck 80c
3 pits. Grandma s Pancake Flour 25c ill page lost function for .250] .
it pulls. lleckeis (Dream 0st ‘6 bats iluhbot'a Naphtha , '
meal .................... . 25c Soup tot ................. 25° ‘
‘l plats \ihlle Rose Oatmeal. .250 7 lbs Laundry Staloh fol
ii lbs. house Oatmeal ......... 25c 6 bars Ozone Soap .....
Sole Agents for Ward’s
” Tip Top Brand
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
32 sou‘m mm as. , phone to:
, THREE STEP. LIADI
Pray and read and read and pray. HAF'PINIOI.
for a little from God is better. than Amid all the chem
a amt deal from men. There is of this world of oil.
TAUGHT or con.
Norwalk Chronicler