The modern Tome Recon.
‘ STRUGTOR. contelnlnn tho motile“ '
lnal «extractive: of Fresh ‘Ood Lilo
era. with Peptoasto 0! Iron.
Bold only by
The Reason
WHY
'n_*.-.-.-.‘- as
Our Candi. loo Cream and \ F' H. BART!!!
Bakery products are so ‘
satisfactory. .1“ because . “We
we use only the ‘
BEST Anderson's“ Launch Works
MATRRIRLS
‘9 F. A. ’LANE
at Washington Itreet.
South Nerwalk
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. Boats
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk
I .‘u‘n..‘._-“.-,s nun-.-
Charles Buck. Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Address: 1
51 MAlN 8T" NORWALK i
Telephones: Cities. 901; houae. 21-3
REACTIONARY.
Miss J. Adaliza Tapper has the best
of Boston breeding; 1
She is "up" in metaphysics, aud‘j
i've often heard them say i
That's she long considered Browningi
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All resident veterans of the Civil
War are invited to attend the reunion
to be held in Hartford tomorrow.
Miss Martha Ciluery of Burbank
street is visiting her uncle, «isauc iii.
Clluery, of New Brunswick, N. J. as her very latest reading
The semi-monthly business meeting
of South oNrwnlk Council, No. 1,253,
K. of 0.. will be held, Thursday even~
lag.
most licid way.
She can quote from Kant and lbsen by
the page and o'er her glasses i
Star of Columbia Circle, Companions Look beyond the sordid present toI
of the Forest will hold its semi-mouth-s ”'9 mind 8 primordial ”019' i
iy business meeting, Thursday even- And observe in iucent star dust bow1
ing the sentiment something passes;
Through the immaterial nothing thatt
McKinley Command, Spanish-Amen ““0 dubs “"3 "OWTWUL’
ican War Veterans will hold its month-[ i
iy business meeting, Thursday even-' But the fact in, coalition mortais'l‘aii to;
lug. tumble to her meaning i
(Please excuse the slang), and treat;
her as a sort of modern Sphlnxfl
i«‘or.her culture sometimes awes uni
though we can‘t tell where she‘s}
leaning, ‘ i
As we wonder if she's thinking ori
she only thinks she thinks.
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A rehearsal of the degree team of
Butler Lodge. i. i). (J. R. will be held
to ight, and all members are expected
to'bepresiedift. ‘7 7 ‘ M I ‘ ' I -
The semi-monthly meeting of Court‘
Laurel. Daughters of Castlie will be:
held, this evening in its rooms in We‘ve a great respect tor Boston and}
South Main street. her lieans~—-(lod bless her ;
i iiut the fact is when men marry they ;
don‘t rare to have a wile '
Know a great deal more than they do;
Why. they'd never dare caress.
her . 3
it she. were a Browning damsel. Kiss .
her? No. you but your life!
Old Well Catnp. improved Order of
Maccabees will hold its monthly buel»
neas meeting. this evening, in its
rooms, in South Main street. I
A stated communication of Old,
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. .\i., will;
be held. ““3 “""mng' in ""3 ““50“”. She would call it oscuiatlon and go in
Temple. in South Main street. {0]. a discussion
i Uf its nervoeenso action and its rc-
Tho weekly business meeting of [in flex 0n the mind
ca’a Tribe, No. 26, improved Order of And explain away the. pleasure of a.
Red Man will be held, this evening, to pair of liilh' percusalon.
1" rooms, in Washington street. i iiaug philosophy of kissing; let‘s
just kiss and go it blind.
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The weekly business meeting of
Washington Camp, No. ii, i’. O. S. 01'
A.. will be held, this eveninu..lu its
rooms. in the South Norwailt Trust,
Company, in Washington- street.
.\ieu are very human creatures and a.
neat and well coolu'd dinner 9
Will appeal to them as never meta-T
physics' lingo can, i
.Aud the woman who would win in!1
' need not hope to he a winner
TM semi-monthly business meeting. it" she banks on culture only when
of Sherman Couttctl, No. 1.342, itoyali she's hunting for a man.
Arcauum will be held. this evening. in
the Myalir Chain hail. In Washington;
street. at which time the Boosters‘
(llab. composed of members 0! Seaside
Council, at Bridgeport, will be prepaid
and entertained. The presence of ev-
ery memer is carneatly requested.
if a maiden I’lnda homemaking some-
thing to her taste. then let her
Turn her back on Kant and lllloll.
and the "stuff" the cult luditea.
There are poems in the cookbook that.
that will pioauo a man for better
When his wile‘a deft nklli translaiea
them than the van. a ilrowniuir
writes.
——-Eben E. Rextord in New York sun.
A special meeting of the Columbus
Day'oommtitee ol' the ltaiiun indepen-
dent i-lm-ioty will be held this evenins.
A wounitteo will be appointed to ar-
range for decoration the town on Or»
tobor 12th. and there will he a com
mlltec to wait on the business men and
see if they will agree to close their
places of husinoeaon that day. The
Garibaldi iiand had the American
Hand will furnish manic. and the pa—
rade will he a big one.
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A little change is the best thlnaé
to vary the monotony of an empty“
pocket.
A new style of international money
order form went Into effect at the local
waterline yesterday. There to no
choose in the rules. only in the
"form." The new form is much sim-
pler than that formerly used. and by
doing away with much or the intricacy
and "red tape." will considerably fa-
cilitate the handling or applicant: by ‘
filo clerks. The custom hail been to '
Milo two "forms." but the new motto
or requires only one. This arrange
man has been mat with all countries
, but Great Britain and France, with
which the United imam will operate
inner the old plea.
Open a
And interprets Mrs. Eddy in an alt. .
Nematter what you buy
no fuss or quibble.
eTéiv
They are right up to the
i . uric. The excellence of the ii
315. $20
w.
minute as to style. fit and tab-
them.
abundance oI styles and qual
have the money than the goods, bring it back. any time-m
and the wide choice for'seiection has been conimented
upon by many shrewd clothing buyers. Don’t fall to see
In the more moderate lines at- $10 are suits and over-
coats that have been very carefully selected and show an
fore been able to put into garments at these prices.
at this store-«elf you’d rather
ensue f
nee offered at
and $25
ity that we have never be-
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwaik.
14 South Main St.
South Norwsik
Come here for your new
of offerings at $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 that will be
a pleasure to inspect—such hat goodness is rare.
LONG CLAMB.
fall hat. You'll find a range
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New Bedford “Scallops
MONTAUK BLUES. WEAKa. BUTTERFISH, SEA sass, INAPPER Snows "senor have from Rome states
. BLUES, MAINE SALMON, SMELT. H ALIBUT. FLATS. NATIVE EELS, ”i‘" ”‘9 "°""’““‘““3“i 0‘ “W” "-"
iSTEAK'COD. WHITING. HAKE, SOFT CRABS, LOBSTERSJROUND AND
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TILIPHON‘ 10..
Flannelette
Night Robes '
75c 81 $1
FLANNELETTE KIMONOS.
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Short Kimonos ....50c to 31.00
Long Kimonos... 31.00 to $2.50
Short (‘repe Kimonos ....... 500
Long Crepe Kimonos ..... ”.00
J. l. Malletie
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. «9
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Ofllccs. 1006 Main Street.
mum-l. «an.
Iona Postal let- Iookist on hunts.
MEI DILIVIIY.
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It May Be Your
Misfortune
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iio have to wear a plate. but there isiafter the notification to the population
“0 Willi"! why you cannot have the
igood fortune to possess one that fits.
}well and given satisfacmry service.
No tvm persons hum the same shaped
imouth. but with my wide experient‘eii'rom Malta last night M80 SN torth
» mechanical ,
.principles involved in the making of'
and knowledge ot’ the
a pertem denture, i am able to pro-
duce results under difficult and porn?
if your plate drops
liar routiitions.
or irritates your mtmlh let me show
you who: the trouble Ill.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St, South Norwalk
Hours: a a. m. to 8 p. in. Sun-
daya by appointment only.
.. ............... .. o..." .. .. .... _.
w"tttttttttit i
~ pesrances
, aceornpilshed the military occupation
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Mm"... -.......4
till
ililli Biililili‘iiiil
Such Are the Practical: in ital-
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Your Last Chance
to Buy Butter'Below Cost
tau-lurks. Unanimous on
tile Tripoiian Coast
VERY BEST
LONDON. Oct. 3.~F‘rom present up-
the Turkeltnllan war
promises to be the shortest. and most
bloodless war in history. This far no
distinguishing characteristic has been
the absence of lighting, and with Ger-
BUttef _. lb 290
CREAMERY
many actingas peacemaker it may be
ended before lighting occurs.
it is concluded that no mediation
OVER ONE TON SOLD LABT‘WEEK. HINE YOU TRIED IT?
will be accepted by italy until she has
of the Tripolltan coast. After that
negotiations will be much easier and
are not unlikely to be successful, it
Turkey will accept a money indemnity
for allowing ltaly to establish herself
83 a 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co:
Phone 440.
_ scorn NORWALK
in Tripoli. us Great Britain did in
Egypt.
Negative News.
The news filtering in from various
points continues to be of a negative
kind. Evidently Tripoli has not been
thomharded. and is not likely to be. it
tthe Turks do not oppose the italian
ilandlng. The warlike operations are\
gcontlned to :1 blockade and the can?
{lure on either aide 0! a tow small?
ivesseia. ‘lt is now admitted from the
g'l‘urkiah side that Provesa, in Euro-
ipean Turkey is not occupied. ltnly's
Moyer want to own one."
ition or carrying the war ititu’icurol RIVER STREET
{lean Turkey will do much to allay ap-g
i prehension over Balkan or other com-i
ipiicationa. Turkey's ministerial dim-i
’cuities have not been solved, but Kerri
geraiiy the situation looks more hope-
! till.
i, 'i'oKto. ()t'i. 3.“.illpan's declaration
in! erict neutrality in the war hot weep .
italy and Turkey who issued today.
‘ > . VERY BEST BUTTER, a pound
l l.0.\il().\, ()(TL :i.—~A dispatch to a .
.ETXRA FANCY POTATOES. a peck.
AdP FLOUR, 24i/rpound bag .
:the ltaliau fleet “has begun." The AdP FLOUR. a barrel . ....... .
- message is timed at the italian capitai‘
jat 11:30 o'clock this morning. but the
hour at which the bombardment began
its left in doubt.
Up to early afternoon there has
been no confirmation received here or
Mile report, though last night's advice
iintiiraled that the attack on the Tri-
‘ poiltsu torts might begin today. A mes‘
page from ltaly. to an itallau warship
i oi Tripoli. under Sunday's date. quoted 3 FANCY POTATOES' PECK ‘ ' ' "
‘tne ltallan consul as saying that the;
Tel. No. 909.
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See the Moy‘er Car
. Automobile Building, Danbury Fair
and convince yourself that “The Moyer see of the Meyer car, the
announcement. that aim has no inicn-i O S C A R H. B A N K S
Telephone 681-3
EXTRA SPECIALS
at the A&P Store
.......................... ......aio
......... ........... “.300
......... 69o .
............ $5.90
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAOHINGTON 31'" SOUTH NORWALK.
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
cools-a ..................... v
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PECK ........................... 30c
NORWALK. CONN.
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FREE DELIVER
. 25c}
, t l i ‘ , ys‘ , ,
bombardment would tea n time do i 3 pks. Grandma s Pant‘akel‘lo r25c
3 pkgs. liecker's Cream ( t-
to evacuate, which was given on Sat-x meal ....................... 25¢
turdny. 3 pkgs. White Rose 0atmeai..25c
; “mum. dispairh to a paper m Rome; 6 lbs. Loose Oatmeal ......... 25c
;:i pkga. Post Toasties for ..... 25c
iii bars ilnbhet's Naphtha
i Soap for ................. 250'
7 lbs. Laundry Starch tor...25¢
iti bars Ozone Soap .......... 25c
that the bombardment would begin;
SOLE AGENTS FOR WARD’S TIP TOP BREW.
today. i
The Turkish ambassador Tewilk:
Pasha preheated a note irom his now:
Eerument to the Foreign (mice today
.romplaluina that contrary to all in-‘
ternatlonal rules of warfare, the declay
ration of war against has been prove“.
22 SOUTH MAIN 81".
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dud by hostilities upon the part of the: MONEY FOR ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS
i
. ltullan warships. DISPENSARY.
For thieves-on Turkey both ‘Wh'ih' i The South Norwalk Sentinel:
. and by reason of the existing situation“ As the treasurer oi‘ the late Norwalit
in“ ”‘0 right '0 employ against I‘M-vitihorai lfuioa, i wish to inform the
tint only measures arising out 0! 0‘ peopii‘ of Nortvaiit that i have turned
, WW3 0i W1". hill film “3‘ ml‘ilsm‘N‘im-er to the, treasurer of the Xorwaik
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
FOR SALE
. Centre - So. Norwaik
; Mom. is rooms, newly
painted, nearly 1-2 acre
land: 8 minutes school
and depot. Price “600.
i .i. M. Layton & Co.
. inept-sues It Real latate Aoenta
. 5 Railroad Ave». south Norwalk
‘ which the present situation might por-
mtt her to decree. Notwithstanding
. to tho powwe in the conviction that it
,waa .itlli possible to end the war.
iiuonttai member of the Committee on
sot-latent Press today that he realised
that Turkey had been forced by an
'toward circumataacoa to submit to
“Hertfl'aaatvhti?”
Mshackomo—»~N. s. Palmer. Mr. and
hire. Johnson. New Haven: A. ll.
ilownea. E. lipase. New York; E. ii.
Cleveland, 0.; (.3. A. titties, iiaitimoro.
Md: ll. C. Ramona, Danbury; l’. ll.
Pond. iloston: b. it. Hurlbutt. Wilton:
ii. A, (lioae. Norwiilk: E. W. James, K.
well. .l. ht. nylon. H. Mathewson. r.
0. union. oily; o. Constantine. Rome.
itaiy; William Brown. Hartford; Wil-
liam Finaoy and family. Tipstone. Mo.
WW.W
James fl. Dahimaa. “Cowboy" Mayor
of Omaha. "Threwe the Lariat"
Mayor Jas. O. Dahlman started his
camer all a cowboy, and is at present
Mayor or Omaha, and has the lotion-
lng record. Bhorlfl of Dawn 00.. Nth“
man, emit years: Mayor 0! Omaha.
six years. and in 1010 Candidate tor
Governor of Nebraska. Writing to
have taken Foley Kidney Pills Ind
nails! so i cheerfully
”Elli” Yours truly.
mm m
Page. Philadelphia. Pa.; H. ('1. Ron"...
1.. Klinefoltor. Rowayton: .l. W. Studs
three terms. Mayor of church. two
tearma; Democratic Net’i Committee-
lt‘oiey a £10., Citlcaao, he says: "1
they have given me a amt deal at
manhood
the ltailuu DTOIlODIII to evacuate Tri-
.... - aw” . poll. hilt account must be taken or the
A DELAYED gummy, ilanatlrinm oi the, people and it allow
Not long use a family residing in'ot realataoce made. At present there
-‘ the animrba earn-mad to have More only 93 Deputies in Conutantinoplc.
friend out to dinner, The gummy. or: a number lusufilcleni tor a quorum.
i the hounebotd was therefore ”up". i but as men as the reuulalte 140 main
gated when her dusky nook appeared; berI arrive, the Chamber will hoconv
lulth a melancholy cottntenance and round.
paid an. would like to [01 oil to at- The (lerman consulate is alarmed by
toad her grandfather. fungi-.L Al- snxiotta ltaiians who are asking lot-
though thin wag tha my my” h‘r passports that will permit. theta to
porridge Were most needed. at. mla- {gave the country. Yesterday 600 left
tron: found it hard to “to“ we]; I Q clll’ (lid today the consulate still
a request so she let the servant go bad Milli) applicants with whom to
and cooked along:- bot-soil. it was not: deal. Thou remaining are lublected to
until later that the family iasrnedi “NW! taxes.
that the ooolt'I grandfather had died? The Turkish cable to Tripoli has
four years before In Georgia “a the. been out and the olilcists,are ignor-
llnporiantbusinesa of preaching the ant of Willi it going on there. All
hioorai sari-on bad just been consum- Metals and elbows have been ordered
mated. to return to their posts.
on 't'l-il.’ no” me, — ornnisa a force ot,ao.tleo Egyptian
C. WIBloasom. a Yale student. won
the championship of Wes Burn Gel!
Club. Sunday. He defeated I. 1. floor
laid. on. I up and s to play. in a II-
peii. <
Berlin. Oct. tie-it was announced a
the ram: (mos toils?
m .
this right, Turkey has postponed such
measures while making a Irenh appeai‘
('oxsrax'rtztorm. Oct. 3.4m in—i
l‘nion and Proureaa stated to the Ail-i
An nnpuan‘noisbte has altered to
to march union the ltaiiaas at 'l‘ri»
“manila!”
iAntil'i‘ubt-rvuioaia Dispensary. $176.48.
.the ham that was remaining in my pos<
session.
hearty approval of the Rev. Mr. ER-
.bert. now of Fluhina. i.. i., and the till-
ivisory board of the Choral linion.
FLOYI) T. RESCUE.
i Nora-Rik, (loan.
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ARTILLERV OFFICER MGUITTED.
“ WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.m(:apt. How.
am i.. hinders. oi the Coast .‘iriiliei‘l’
rt‘orps, motioned at oF'rt Caswell. N. C.
:haa been acquitted by court-martial or
itin- rharito of wt‘onulully loo-king up a
et‘ll‘liian on the reservation. according
to unofllcial reports. Captain Landorn
lwas charged with detaining a farmer
.ln the guard homo berattao a wagon
load of watermeioua was being sold to
the aoldtera at a price above that plat?-
ed on them by the Minor.
‘ILICTION RETURN! AND LUNQH.
i The South Norwaik Citth last night
received returns or the local elections,
and served a fine lunch to the mem-
bers and guests. George Finkioaione.
of Bridgeport, furnished music.
Although gold lace and pas-omen-
terlo have been used {or several sea.
sons they will continue to be favorite
trimmings tor aeolian—New Haven
Journalfiourfar.
Hotel Maliaclto
.mvai ‘
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This was by the advice and .
PHONE ass-3‘
The‘Ceiebrated $3.50
WELLER
Safety RRZ'OI‘
for 500 ”
Call at our store and examine them
for yourself.
W. F.1Wigmore 81 Co. .
DRUOGIOTB
I North Main 85. 8o. Norwallt
Does Your Roof it}?
The Century Compound
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our Compound tor three yesra. Write
for estimates. Correspondence IBM
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Century Rooting 00.. inc.
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