Our Candy. ice Cream and
1 Bakery products are so
‘ aatiafmtory, in because
‘ we use only the '
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"MATERIALS . '
. r. A. LANE
51 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk
1‘s:
VINOL
The modern TONIC RECON-
ii‘rRUc'rOR. containing the modic- *
incl axtraotiraa of Fresh
on. with Pentoaata of Iron.
‘ " Bold only by
r. H- aaxrak“
Anderson's Launch Works
. Launches and Boats
of all kinda promptly built. Boats
for sale. All kinda of repairing
given'apcclal attantlon.
Oy‘atar shall Point, Norwaik
Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL
cou'rnac'roa
nan—~—
‘ GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Addraaa:
51 MAlN B12. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 901; house, 21-8
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A son has hen born to Mr. and Mrs.
William .losem, ot‘ Lowe street.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Cliarlott are spread
mg the day at the Danbury Fair.
C. E. Ryan, at New York city, was a
visitor in Norwalk on business, yester-
day.
Miss Nona Cahlll, of Ndrwalk, has
resumed her duties in the Bostonl
Store after a recent illness.
James Brown, of the kitchen depart-5
ment oi‘ the Boston Store, has resumed
his duties alter a vacation of a week.
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lilies Mollie Connolly, of Taylor;
avenue, has resumed her duties in the;
Boston Store, after a pleasant vacation ‘
of one week. :
Peter F.*Foley, and family, of Sal
Louis. aie spending a few dais withl
Mr and' Mrs. William Conway, Oil
Madison street. 5
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of
St. George. held a regular business
meeting last evening. Two candidates
were initiated at the meeting and oth-
er business transacted
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Green, of No. 205;
East Washington street,
week end in- Bridgeport.
ltlentlcti
spent the
the performance of
Charles Flyiin has recovered from
an illness at his home in (‘l‘t‘fli‘CiiL
street. and is now able to be out and
expects to be able to resume his du-
ties in the Barker launch works in a
day or so.
William A. Kellogg, of \‘orualk who
is attending the Connecticut pent-iii!
reunion of veterans at Hartford today
in that city.
Timothy (.‘alilll of Norwuik, who in
attending the Gilli Wat \eterans of
Connecticut reunion or iiariford to,’
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day, went to New Britain, yesterday"
utferiioon, and remained over night,
with a brother lii that city.
The Tiger football lentil. of Bridge-
port, would like to arrange a game
with any team in South Norwalk.‘
weighing l2tl-l3ii pouiitiu. Tigers, of
South NorwaIk. preferred. Addrena
all toiiinuuicutions to James A. Meek
er. 64 Worth atreci Bridgeport Conn
The officers of Norwnik Lodge. iie~
‘ nevolcnt and Protective Order of ltlka
want to New Hat/en tiua morning on
the 7:23 train, for the purpoao or iii-
tcnding the funeral of the late Pant
Exalted liulor Dr. James ii. Kelley.
The unrvlcob ware held at St. Mary's
church at to o'clock.
The Neale Publishing Company, of
New York. are about to bring out a
volume by William iii. Chancellor deal.
in; with the presidents of the United
States and the powers of their office.
Thin will be illustrated. it In the fifth
of the hiktorlcni works written by
him.
Misti Jennie Guthrie. who has been
sciatica for the pact two Weeks in ‘
the office of the town tax collector,
ha returned to her home in Silver.
nine. Miss Guthrie made many
» friends during her stay in the office.
~ The collection of taxes during the
past month baa broken all records.
W
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went to Meriden yesterday afternoon,
"and remained over night with relatives.
jot the most well attended of any ever
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The drill season approaches.
Will the frost be on the pumpkin
before the t0i ii is in the shock? I
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The Hat Makerr Society will noicif
its monthly meeting this evening. {
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The monthly buiinesa meeting ofl
Louise Lodge, Daughters of Hermann.
will be held this evening.
South Norwalk Conclave. No. 418,
l. 0. li.. will iiold its monthly busi-
ness meeting this evening.
Mia Hattie ileKIyn- -Klopat~.h, of
Mott avenue, has gone to the Danburyl
Fair today in her automobile.
('ourt Frances, Order of the Golden
Sceptre, will hold its semi monthly
business meeting this evening
Mrs. William Minck. of South Nor
walk is vialting her mother, Mrs. John
Ferguson, of Jefferson avenue Dan-
bury.
Patsy Angione. the former City lio-
tel bootblack, has transferred the seat
of his activities to the lioy'ts theatre:
1 bu l ber shop ‘
There will he. a meeting of the Nor-
walk Fire Department on Friday even-l
where theyl ing, at which time fair and other mat
"Madw
am X" at the Pork Theatre. 1
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ters will come up. l
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.lohn Caranugh and Harold Peter-
son, of New London, relatives of Mrs.
James Cook, who have been visitors
ni her home In Academy street. have‘
rciurncd homo.
l:.\ \lnioi and Mrs Mortimer .\i.
line. of Fulriield avenue. and Mr. and
Airs. Leitoy \lontguucry. of West ill‘
nuo are attending the Danbury Fair
having gone by automobile.
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in an effort to obtain funds for the;
3 basketball reason. the Sixth Companm
‘i‘oust Artllioiy Corps, (‘ N 0.. willim
hold a dame in the armory on Friday
owning Like all their previous dan-
ces this one priruises to be an enioyn
hie onc. and it is expected to be one
Conductor James Conroy. of the lo-
cal trolley lines. was somewhat fright
cued last night on his Winnipauk run.
when. after a run- in with a Winnipank
passenger he was warned. that he
would be not upon on his next trip to
that part of the town. inspector in
ueph Buckna-in accompanied him for
several trips, but. nothing untoward
nurtured. Frank llei’lorno was given
Gonroy' a run later. however. and both '
inn more Willi heard of the throat
Wabbit b'r'ir'iéb'i'd-d'd-vl-
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i Open a
Bank Account
. with 1
The ’
South Norwaik
’V'4'I‘nut Co.
No matter what you buy
have the money than the goods, bring it back any time—-
no fuss or quibble.
We Time
They are right up to the minute as to Itylo. fit and lab-
ric. The excellence of the lines offered at
$15. $20
upon by many shrewd clothing buyers. Don’ t fail to ace
them.
In the more moderate lines at $10 are suits and over-
coat: that have been very carefully selected and'show an
m
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at this store—«if you'd rather
Our Suits
abundance of. Itylea and quality that we- have never be-
fore been able to put into garments at these prices.
‘rwo sronas:
The New Store
:4 Wall St. Norwalk.
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Conic here for your new fall hat. You‘ll find a range
of offerings at $1. 50. $2.0o, $2. 50 and $3.00 that will be
a pleasure to inspect—such hat goodness in rate. |
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14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
New Bedford Scallops
MONTAUK BLUES, wean. IUTTERFIBH. ssLA sass SNAPPER it"ea‘lhl WWW ""0“" ”‘9 We 1”
ewes, mam: SALMON. 8MEL1‘, H
ALIBUT, FLATS. NATIVE EELS.
STEAK COD. WHITING. HAKE. SOFT GRASS, LOESTERSMOUND AND
LONG cCMvis.
Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 10..
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Flannelette
Night Robes
75c & $1
FLANNELETTE KIMONOS.
Short Kimonos ....5f.ic to “.00
Long Kimonos. . . 31.00 to $2.50
Short Crepe Kimonos ....... 500
Long Crepe Kimonos. . . . 31.00
J. i. Mallette
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. «9
U. I. nun 0.".
aai‘dm’ i no to no:
Oflicca. 1004 Iiain Street,
“NEWER. CONN»
land Penal for Booklet on Faunt-
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FREE DELIVERY.
it May Be Your
Misfortune;
‘to hate to near a plate. but there is
.no reason why ion cannot have the
good fortune to posse" one that fits
‘ueil and sites sail-factory serilce.
.\0 two persons liuvo the lame shapetl'
rmouih, but with my wide experience
and knowledge of the metliauital
”principles iniolied in the making of
a perfect dentuie i am able to pro
duce reniilts under rdiilicult and porn-
liur condition if \our plate diopa
or irritates your mouth let me show
'you “list i'le trouble is
’rD. .l. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St, Booth Norwaiit
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. Sun-
dayl by appointment only.
FOR SALE
SOUTH NORWALK.
House, 7 rooms, improve-
ments; lot 75:200; near
trolley
school and depot;
Price .
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
insurance A Real Estate Agent-
6 Railroad Avo.. South Norwalk
h .
f lug on him in the matter of guessing
,,what the stark is goin‘wto bring. and
' Backus hospital. where the doctor had
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THI IAIIIALL PROFIIOION.
The loam i stay in baseball tbeE
prouder 1 Bill of my pmfeaaion. Therol
was a time not no many yeara since
when a ball player was looked upon
a» an actor wan looked upon twa‘
hundred years also. A ball player in‘
”will! duya waa happened to be some.
thing of a rowdy in his life and con“
duct. and whether he Wan or not,:
people imagined he wan. Now all thin
is changed The national ”me has
certainly had a wonderful growth in
the pliiii 20 years. and it haa grown;
inst as fast in moral tone. The daysl
have long since gone by when any-
thing which savers at all of dishon-
eaty or disreputable conduct could
jubily be ascribed to baaeball. Tb.
public have been mainly responsible
for the high mental and moral plane
or the men who mine up" the rank and
file of baseball. it II now a profes-
atoll. honorable in all *iti details, and
more QM more men at the highest
fault and skill. The number of really
brainy players-man who could not
only make a conspicuous auocau in
baseball. but do perhaps equally aa.
well in some other honorable prefab-
tiioufiiii growing rapidiy.-il‘rad clam
inlfiaubagl am I
.THAM ER
OOULIOTB AND OPTIGIANI
When you Come to Lie for Olauu
you are sure of a skillful, scion-
tiilc examination and an honest
opinion. We give you the aer-
vicel of a skilled chiiat—v‘
graduate physicianmto examine
your eyes without charge.
I? Atlantic Square, ltamfcr‘. coon.
Open Saturday Evenings
W
Hotel Mabackenio
I. It. CONNOR. Mgr;
IIHVIOI AND CUISINE “PTO DATE
RATIO I FIR DAY AND “WHO
than name 15::
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NEW LONDON, Oct. d.-—Medlcul
;friondu here of Dr. Witter Kinney
'i‘lngier, of Norwich, are convinced
that the famous Dr. Bohenk baa noth-
several of the medium; have lost bets
In consequence.
Just a your ago Dr. 'I‘lngiey gave a
aback to Norwich society by marrying
Min Ethel Ryan, a lilonde from Mon-
treal, who had been it nurse at the
been visiting surgeon.
The doctor and his bride spent their
honemoon on an autmnobile trip of
several moutha in the west to let the
sensation which their marriage had
caused subside.
On February 16, 1910, the doctor's
only sister. “Miss Harriet Clark Ting-
ley, had displeased him by an in
promptu marriage on reaching New
York from a European trip to John
Dkon Hall, deputy judge of Norwich
police court. "
After their return to the Tingley
homestead in Norwich matters did not
go very smoothly. and rumors reached
New London friends that the bride, by
advice of her lawyer- husband was to
into her brother because, as administra-
tor, he had not settled the estate of:
their «mother. Mrs. Sarah F. Tingiey,
who had died eighteen months before.
Wealthy friends and relatives of the
family, the Osgoods. Hubburds, Sin.
ters. 'flanmuns and others, persuaded
the young bride not to sue. and the
estate was legally closed by the doc-
tor. a compromise being reached by;
Which the property was divided. the
sister receiving the money and the
brother the real estate.
Soon it became known ‘that there
was an interesting event expected in
the doctor's household, and the happy.
bridegroom assured his friends that
gthe stork was certain to bring him a
icon to inherit the familv estate, the
llinlk of which had come down from a
Elijah Kinney. A girl baht would not
hate been unWelcomo. of course, but
u sow—well that was abut the dot
to. orderedi And Mr. and Mrs. Hull
[have no children.
i The good old bird from Holland must
hate realised that this was not the
time for hit-or-miaa gifts, and late
Saturday made a hurry (all at the
Tlngicy home. leaving Master John
Kinnoi Tinglct
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l NATIONAL LEAGUE.
_...... FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PECK ........... ’ ................ . ”or
i Team Standing. 1 v “
Won boat P.C.' 3 pits. Grandma's Pancake Flonr26c i3 pkgs. Post Tons-ties for ..... 25o ,
New York ......... 94 .30 .833‘ 3 pkgs. Hecker‘u Cream Oat- 6 bars llahhet s Naphtha
(‘hica , \S 60 3%: meal ....................... 25c Soup for ................ 25,0»,
‘ lit """"" ,... . ‘11.} ii pkgs. White Rose Oatmeal. .251: 7 lbs Laundiy Starch for.. .25c‘
Pittsburgh """""" i” ”7 “"‘l’ 6 lbs. Loose Oatmeal ......... 25c i 6 bars Ozone Soap .......... ac '
Philadelphia ....... Til ii? .541 1 ‘ '
SI. Limis .......... 73 71 507’, SOLE AGENTS FOR WARD’S TIP TOP BREAD.
(‘incinnitti- ......... its 3] .456
Ilrooklyn ........... no t: .423“
to... ............. w. . ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
f ~~~- ’ 22 SOUTH MAIN OT. PHONE 833—3
Yesterday's Rcaulta. .
New ioik 12, Philadelphia “i.
Chicano ll, St. Louis 7. *m _____H _ .—
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Won Lost P. C
. Philadelphia ....... hit it! .tlun
llell‘oll ............J\T ill Jinx“
(‘icvcland ..... ...... 75 To .527’
:New York ......... ill T'i .rill.‘
‘Clill’lflfio ............ 74 43 .50. .
liloston ............ it “:5 .49. l
. Washington ........ till ti? .4‘ it)“
St. Louis .......... ii 103 .Bb‘i
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Yesterday's Reunite.
Horton -l. New York 1 ifirat unmet; ,
“onion-7, New York 0 (second Killilel.l
Philadelphia ti. \\'aeliiiip,lon 2 tilrst
‘anol; Washington 2. Philadelphia 0
. (second game).
St Lolita Chicago and Cleveland-ile-
troll lraln. V
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
hishackemo- h. L. linrkliardt. South
;Kent; Jacob H. Layton. it“. D.'i.awton.
icity; J. W. Drew, Albany, N. Y.; .C. P.
'iienry. Auburn. N. Y.: G. H. Garrison.
Chathum, Conn; \‘i‘lilinin iierinniin,.
Waterbniy: L. (l. 'i‘owinieiid, Sprinsp
field; L. ll. liuributt. N. S. iiu‘lbutt.
Wilton; .l. J. McNamara. New it run:
W. ll. Mend. New iiaven; flnmuoi
Greenaieln. Bridgeport: L. hilniz. New~
ark: M. liurstein. H. M. Easterman. (l.
S. anenthal. N. iii. Paine. New York:
8. C. Barnum. Danhury; William 1‘.
ilrown and Ion, .1. it. Shaw. Boston:
George C. Shel-ea. Brooklyn: iii. Kci~
oer, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
COUNTY GIT. 010.000 FROM ROO-
. III IITA'I'I.
The county of Fairilold naf’baen
benonted by the settling of tha' an
out from the will of the late Comi-
la H. 8. Rogers of tfiii city. but
wool: the compromise of the parties
intamm an affected and Fairlioln
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Nabiscos .
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO EAT AND DRINK AT LOW ‘_
PRICES ‘
Fancy’Maiue Potatoes .
Fancy No. 1 Sweet Potatoes
Red Grahams, Social Teas,
Armour’s Breakfast Bacon
Armour’s Star Hams
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, 2 qts 25c
pk 25c
pk 30c
. . pkg 8c“.
lb 1%..
lb 180
O O
TEAB .
COFFEE8
BUTTER
EGGS
83 A 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
Phone 440.
WINES
LIQUORS
soura NORWALK “"
and convince yourself that
hioyer want to own one."
“The
RIVER STREET
EXTRA SPECIALS
at the ASP Store
VERY BEST BUTTER. a pound.
crxaa FANCY POTATOES, a peck” ................. . ..... sob" ’
up FLOUR. 24%. pound bag .. ..... . ........................ . ..... ., 80o
aar‘rtoua, abarrcl ............... ............ «.30
The Great A&P Tea Company
12c WASHINGTON a'r. scum NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Deliver-lea 8:30 a.
FANCY POTATOES, PECK .
See the Moyer Gar
Automobile Building, Danbury Fair
OSCAR H. BANKS?!
Telephone 681-3
m. and 2:30 p. to.
Mayor see of the Meyer car, the
NORWALK. coma.
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was: oath/it
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following tiansfeis of real es-
inte hare been recorded in the otlice
or Town Clerk Hubert R. Smith of
late:
Ansel C. Betta to the Norwuik lnr
restmeut Company, fifteen acres in
_ Seariew avenue.
. dhiltbnel 'l‘
Donneii to Eduard 1).
Mills. lbil‘ii four notes and buildings
on tho Wolfpit Hill road. War.
Carrie A. Seymour to Wilired Bod
' well and wife. building lot in Seymoui
istreet.
War.
Halsey Treuchard to Albert L. Cron~
enhory. ten acres and buildings in
Winnlpauk. War.
Edward 0. Stuart to W. liaiilta,
building lot in the Fair Grounds. War.
William Shay and wife to William
F. Cogesweil. land and buildings in
(‘lrnnburyn War.
Cornelia A. Kroger and Sarah L.
Stevens to Albert Kuuze and wife. tire
acres in Fillow street. War.
Frederick F. Whitehead to Jose.
.pliino l’. Dreyfuaa, building lot in Sin
War.
Kenneth V'. Gilbert to William H
Guthrie. lot and buildings in Silver
mine avenue. .
William J. Kavanagii and wife to
George Mitchell, lot and buildings in
Spring Hill road. War.
raianotv Lin.
The people of the open life are al-
waya happy people. We colt them
generous, largo hearted. not because
they are gully imposed upon by every
modicum. but because they have the
can" ofrour common life; they seem
to sale Ilia'ring life with us: they both
live and take freely of all that we .1
may have together. .
Such a life is happy. because it II
{tantra bani. on outdo; the earth in
The Celebrated $3. 50
WELLER
safety Razor 1'
for 500 '
Call at our store and examine them
for yourself.
w. r. Wigmore a col
DRUGGISTB ..
a North Main at" So. Not-walk
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Does Your Rooi Leak?
The Century Compo '
crops ALL LEAK: .
650 A GALLON can A cannon.
We guarantee the restitution?" ,
our Compound for three years. ‘
for eatimatcl. Correspondence lbw
lied. -. .
Century Rooting 00..
88 Washington 8!. South El.
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TRANIAO‘I‘I A OINIIA
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Norwalk Chronicler