of Quality“ ..
Pure Hemmma‘de
CANDY *
TH: 9831' cn-ocoLA'rae
AND BON BONB
ALL KIND. OF ~
BAKERY PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
If .Waahlaoton itraet.
south Norwalk
.' VINOL
The modern TONIC RECON-
BTRUCTOR. containing tha medic.
inal axlxactlvoa of Fruit Cod Liv-
era. with Peptonata or Iron. .
“do our It!
r. H. aaxraa _.
. Anderson‘s Launch Wot-Ito
Launches and Boats ~
of all kinda promptly built. late
for aate. All kinda of repairing
given apeclai attention.
detar Shall Point; Hamil:
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Charles Buck. it.
ELECTRICAL .
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Addreaa:
51 MAIN 8T., NORWALK
Talaphonea: Office. 901; houaa. 21-3
a
Professor Barnes. formerly in
change of the roller 3 ating rink in
South Norwaik. will visit frienda here
tonight.
The Painters and Decorators' Union
will hold its semi-monthly business
meeting, this evening. in the. Labor
Lyceum. in Washington street.
The weekly business meeting oi
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19. Knights
of Pythlaa. will be hold. this evening.
in its rooms in South Main street.
A regular meeting of the Hospital
\tnlst Club will be bold tomorrow af- J
tornoon ul 3 o‘.-loclt, at the residence
of Mrs. lived ll. Flynn, ot‘ Livingston
place.
The midweek service of the South‘
Norwnllt Congregational t‘hurch will
he conducted by
Lane tonight. Subject. A (‘hcurful
Spirit; text \lutthcw H: "2-34
., Fireworks at a: :lo t‘ulumbua Mi)
at Roton Point
Dom-on lititur ll.l
ting NI‘RSOII ptomlacs to be the montt
w-k ........
The boating scason
ing and it in expected that next week“
will see its wind-up.
of 41 Franklin
street has returned to his home alter
spending a wcclt in Danbury.
Edward Brownell
clntlott will hold a meeting, Sunday.
III which time a club will he organlu‘d.
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'lhe Boll island improvement Aaao;
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'l‘ he Womcn' a t‘hrlatan Temperance.
Union will meet at the home of hits.’
Irwin, III Meadow street, Friday at:
ll o‘clock. All Interested in tcmpcrw‘
ancc are invited to hr- present.
i’roi‘cvnm w (‘llbcrt Rowan opened:
his no iitmi for dancing and deportmout
lII Arion ilnll. that evening. with nI
large number of cntranto. The com-
mntosatnl this popular dancing Inna
tor has yet had.
'l‘homao‘ J. Went, Jr.. of Main atroct.
has nut-rcctit-d his lirothor. Walter [L
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clarence llycra.
of South Norwnlk. are observing the
first nnnlvcrsury oi' iiit‘il‘ marriage, to-
day.
lions and best wishes of their many
friends.
A Sitilrtt’l‘illiinn pupcr has ili‘l'll startI
ed for the relief of John liovinv. whom»
case in scheduled to come up Saturday .
morning in the Norwalk 'l‘own t'ourl.‘
His friends are hopeful oi' at-ttlinc lili-
mnttot- at that limo.
Mr. and Mrs. .loscpb W ltntuII-I, of
Washington street. are Colon-ulna, the.
first anniversary of thcir marriage in
connection with the I'estit‘illt-i or tho
holiday today and judging from the
number of friends. who are ('Ilnln‘niu.
hating the happy couple. there is sumo"
doubt as to Wilit'ii in tho lliIiI't' i.ll[ltll‘
fant, the anniversary or the Columbus,
Day celebration.
Tilt'l‘t) baa boon little, chaotic
in conditions In- the hat trade in lIun-
bury during tho hint week. lluaincrsI-I
In tho stiff hat lndttutry remains com-
]mrutlvcly quict, while lho‘nuft but
departincui or many of the shops are
all“ wolking to tapnt-lly lo moot ex
tramdlnuIy lil‘illlllili lot ililIi-l of that
kind and capccially for rough
“coda. The anlcamon who atnrtcd
through their territories at the betran
nlnu'of the month to soil goods fot
spring delively hch neat bath annie
orders for cliff bath for immediate;
dollvcrt. but more. for soft Itooda
Home of the mnnutnclurora \\ ho have
been looking for u brink late cannon
dermund f0l atiff hats are still opti-
mistic however.
A two horse truck owned by tho
Holmcn. Keeler & Scllack Company. ol
Nor-walk. figured in an accident in
South Norwulk yesterday. The driver
was attempting to so through the nar-
row driveway to the rear of John
llaur'a More in. Railroad avenue. when
tin rear wheels Went through one of
the cellar windows. It took about a
half hour to straighten matters out.
A number of local npon‘tamen con-
iempiaic going to Stamford. next Mon-
dfli‘ night. to witness aevcral internat-
lng bouts. Raver Benjamin is sched-
uled to meet Rad Jewell; Young
Brooks will contact with Al Mitchell:
Packey Turney with Kid Elliott, and
Kid ”Yanger" Marina with Joe Oham~
hole. The referee will be Jack Bar-
rett.
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008T Norwaik
Trade at tram “you
palm-ma
:aa
and are receiving lilo congratulaf
tlnlah‘
I.atha I. Wag.
Mamie an”
Went. as mnungcr 0f the Norwalk
Iiil‘Ot‘f‘H (‘ompany Waltt-r West has
Econc to l-‘bilndclphla where ho bun
St‘t'llitli u lino position an manager of%
a lame uooicn mill
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f The (fonncctimtt Hat Manufacturing
(‘0 of llunbur) which aucoocdt-d 'l‘
l(.. Millard at to a tow yours and la
Thomas F.
'oqiiippt‘ti to turn out 100 dozcn hula
,u day for auto at 25 per cent of its
value.
Arthur li‘lirh of the office of llolm~
Ion Kct-lrr and Sciiw-k t‘lompuny. who
Ihun boon quitt- iii of into at bin homo
iln Weatport avenue; an operation Ix»
‘iliu i'moi'lctl to was able to be 0M
for the llrat llnn- yustorday.
a short limo at lilo Nutmeg (‘lnh and
was greeted by his many friends.
l.loutcnnnttiovcrnor illultcsleo has
practically completed piano, anya u
'Nau llumn exchange, for purchasing
lilo (lid Ali'rt‘hnfllfl' bank on .Stan
street. New Haven. and oxpotta to tear
down the old ntructure and put up of
'flne four atoI-y building which will ho;
leaned by tho C. S. Mernlck clmpnnya;
whose premises it adjolna.
; Tho rcphblicnn- primaries in llridlte-
wt 'l‘ueaday night resulted in a
awcnplng victory for the "orannluh
tion." which carried cicvon out of the
twelta dlatrlcta The Ninth district
wan lost by beven votea. Delegation
selected will amt later and nominate
in tandldut fol mayor, but whether or
not it noimtiott has been matte In MI
4 known.
ivni i i i. it hW'i-d'h-Il'ri'
i
g Open a
{BunkThe Account
1
-. with
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
lt-
i'a" fast wen;
i YOUR onnzns
Illumintinuinx hat manufacturing nndi
Millard offers the factor)"
llc apeut
[inceptional
Satisfaction
Thcee two characteristics go with every unit
or overcoat we sell, whether at $10 or $30.
And here is another fact too—that the man or
young man who boys at this store once. rarely
fails to come back the
0nd suit—and again the following year.
Satisfaction goes with every sale at this
store—the satisfaction that comea with the feel-
ing of havin madea good buy—satisfaction in
wear—«ails action in
next season for his sec-
f Only Living 'iiaporiemtlho Cav-
In. Innis In i
All IHIIIBI Hill
and Story Tells How
aim Stimuli
CHICAGO. Oct. ll.——-Chlcngo celo
bratod yesterday the fortletb anniver-
sary of the great fire. of l87l. which]
destroyed $200,000,000 worth of
property and caused the death of 300
persona. in Grant park the boKInnan
of the fire was rinsed In realistic
manner. A replica of Mir. 0'l.eary‘a
historical barn was burned on u fea-
ture of the evening's parade. A cow
secured to play the part of the fa-
moua animal which. according to the
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style-4nd you come
back seaeon after season.
Drop in and prove to your own satisfaction
that this Is "your" store.
Suits. $10 to $25.
Overcoats, $10 to $30. '
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk
& New Bedford 8t Long:
Island EScalIOps
TELEPHONE
Compo Mill Pond and
Greenport Oysters
1 NATIVE use. swan. FLAT.
atacarisn LARGE. MEDIUM AND
[SNAPPER ewes. 8A1MON.EEL8.
MHALIBUT WEAK AND aurrca
man HERRING FINNAN HADOIEI.
iOPENED LONG CLAMS. OYSTERS.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMB.
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Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
. TELEPHONE 10!.
Fail Gloves
Your Imumllutc tlloro wants
mm be anpplicd III oncc from
our stock with good strips of
black and white, tiei \wii as
standard inn and brown.
Illat'ml Kid (lion-n. Tun, Iliacit.
Whitv und (troy. .31 and $1.60
Mnnnlnh Walking tiloveo. Tau.
....................... $1.00
(YlInInI-ia lilovon a. natural color
$1.00
long Whlto tllntcti Kid tllovca.
tbi evcnlng accustom ..$2.50
lama film-k ttluccd tllovco “$2
Alao a full line of Fabric liloven.
lllnck and colorn. . .25 and 500
J. I. Mallette'
(Formerly Misaea Damon)
88 Washington‘St. Tel. 449
A DIRELICT DANDY.
When Thomas J. Pence, tha nowa-
papor correspondent left his native
town In North Carolina and plunged
into the swirl of grout world events
in New York and Washington. he war
It quiet. unaaaumlnx. and handsome
and customs of timber. But he want
Mray. begun to establish a reputa-
tion on a "anappy dreaaer." and finally
hioaaomed out an the "wearer of a
cane."
Then he went back to hla birth-
place. where only the mod and infirm
get along with the aid of nitrite. Tom
noticed that everybody in town [lanc-
pity. if he strolled along the street.
airily twirling his allvor~halded cane.
he wan ‘conacloua that men and wo-
men felt aorry for him. If he Itopped
at a corner and laanad gracefully
aaelnat hie "aooiaty ornamant.” he
wan overpowarad by hla realisation
that people ampathlaad with him.
He waa wondering what it waa all
about when an old fallow aldlad up
to him. took him by the hand, and
aid eadly: .
"Why."l‘awm. i never knurled you
PW WI.
young fallow, without any 0! the aira ,
ed at him with commiaeratlon and
won a‘ cripplal”~'rha 'f‘wlcoulnonth
FREE DELIVERY.
.H....... ”a...“ . -“v.-.. *W- -- -....w_...._....~. w.m-....m
It Is No Longer
neccsaary for n pcrson to have an
sixhtiy or IIIIIvhoieuotno tooth. The
modern ltit‘Iiittti of filling vacant
apnoea or removing badly dccuyed
tooth and inacrting a piece of hrlduir
work maltca the wearer thankful he in
living in tho 'i‘wcnticth .Licnluiy i
an) able to iti’milit‘f} the, not heat
bridge that can be made 'I‘hci are
strong and serviceable. match the re-
maining tooth porfcctly. and fit no;
wait that the wearer baa no inconven-
icntc after they hate becn inserted
and bin frlcndk are not able to detect
the artificial from the natural teeth.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St, South Norwall
iloura: 5 a. In. to 8 p. to. Sun-
daye by appointment only.
om I try
W i N b
Quality will win our-“that‘s why
thoro‘a a. cloudy lnoroaaa in the da-
manda for our pure. uniformly excel
lent WIN". UQUOHO, COR-
DIALO. IIIRO, ITO.
Quality and low pried go hand in
hand hour—you obtain not alone the
beat your money will buy but you also
enjoy the moat satisfactory of excel-
lent. prompt service.
Our phone is No. iltl.
Fraa Delivery Iverywhera
Castellano & ‘Bardani
Prompt Delivery Ivarywiiare .
Tel. «1. 2e Railroad Ave.
Wthaieae oneratorwrf . Ontario
t i
fgenerally accepted belief, started the
this blaze by kicking over a lump.
i Michael Ahfm, the only living
IIpolice reporter who “covered" the
Pink Stamp Dal ,
Thursday, October 12th
10 Stamps Free. 10
TEAS
COFFEES EGGS
BUTTER
WINES
as a as wagiimeron or.
a .
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
Phono 440;
LIQUORS . I
' SOUTH NORWALK
story. gives u \oraion of the affairt
iwhich differs materially from that
Igcnorally accepted.
t "The tire was not aturtcd by a cow
ikioklog over a lump whilc MMI
i0'l.enry Will-l Inllkint: the animal.";
{said Ahoarn. “The (l‘l.cnrya Were all;
:in bed when the fire started. Mm;
io'lneary had ' mlllIt-d her cowawaheI
i‘owned five-«more titan three hourai
i before the fire was discovered. i knew
i.Mru 0' Leary well She was it truthful
:womau A few dayn after the fire l
riintcrvicwod her regarding. the story
iof the. cow and the lump. Shc brand-I
M it as a fabrication. it is true. howw
Savor, that the fire started in the,
iti‘loary cowahod. and l have my rca-i
» {Iona for believing that some one wenti
ithere to ntcal mlllt from one of thc'
icowa. i
i "There was a social gathering inI
‘ihc neighborhood that night in honori‘
ilrcland. ()ne of those present told
me in alter yearn that two women of:
the party wont to the (l'l‘sary shed £1.an FANCY POTATOES, . peck ......................... .,
Ito trot some milk for pumh (inc P ‘ a
:womnn held a lighted lump while theI A" FLOUR' 24’3' pound bag """""""""""""""""""""""""" - i ‘
iother milked the cow. They thought AAP FLOUR, a barrel ...... ................................. “-3“
‘fltcy board aomc one coming. and in;
Iiil‘il haste to catapc the lamp was;
idroppcd. acilinu ilro to tho plat-oi
Ig'l‘hat. i believe. in thc true rauso of
3the tire.
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FUNERAL roaruae
Waya of tha leaa When a Bororo ln-i
dlan Dlae I
0n the death of n liororo lndlan the;
wife loam out handfuls of her hair:
Iand throws it on tho corpac. says It:
iwritor in the July Wide World Morn.
lxinc. At intervals during Ibg first dayi
after his death Itba nhakon him. as.
though wishing to bring iilm back toi
Lille. and biases his cold brow. iicri
Icfforts being in rain. nbu retires and:
ithc ltnlro approatuhca llc proclaim!
that thc man has died for the sins he
icommlttcd during his life Then the;
rclutlvmt paint his body with ‘.lli'lltli.
1an ointment made out of the. root
of a wild tropical plant. Gorgeous;
feathers of the moat varlod hues.
are then strewn over him. and the,
,corpac la wrappcd tip in a mailing ofI
,fittuw. Tilu InI‘mcnt bclorc the burial
[llw win a upproat lI om» after the other I
and ”nor his ftct with tho blood drip- i
ping from the wounds and gushes tbcy i
have lIItlIt ted on their imt its and anus.
i This ceremony is followed by an;
iolhcr. Throc ludiuna appear tii'titifi‘d.
Iin thr- tiUiiit-‘N ii the law race the} i
.wear can be called clotbea~oi the’
dead man and begin singing and tlun-‘
icing. In tho meantime the corpse la.
lcuIrlcd to thc "Nilililo." a huge mottnd
in the (water of the t‘0i on). and should;
the duucluu and singing lndlnna but
come Iircd iicforc it in rcurhed three,
olbcra takc their plurca. Tbt; body lionJ
on the mound three days Then iilUI
ltulrc Itoca to the mound and acatlitai
hiInIIulf at the loot of tho dead man. la‘
tauppuucd to receive bla soul in lit-ext
lair.
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WHAT Is AN AMERICAN?
, A t‘lippnnt writer in a New York pa-
per wrote recently: "A man named
Julie Schwaraen-hurh under arrest in
Canada claima to be an American.
Fancy an American with that name?"
"Well. why can't a man with that
kind of a name he an American. too'.’
At the convention of governors of
states of the union being held this
week in Spring Lillie. N. .I., the gover-
nor: were O'Neal of Alabama. Ottrke
of North Dakota. Carey of Wyoming,
McGovern or Wieconsln, Morris of
Moment. Pothler of Rhode inland,
Cruce of Oklahoma. Pialatad of Maine,
Foaa of Maaeachuaetta. Noel 0f Min-
lallappl and Kitch’ln of North Caro
ilna.
Arc any avail of these governors of
yarioua‘ imperial atalca more or loan
typically American became of their
name" _
'Wiiai will at. I typical American
'iitifdo‘éflftyyura from hour We rain
“at guoantilat the the air of America
lot the arrival of a young man fromI 1
v I
EE the 1912 Model of the Easy- Run-
ning, Easy- Riding
MOYER CAR
DEMONSTRATIONS ON REQUEST
OSCAR- H. BANKS“
Telephone 681-3
RIVER STREET
NORWALK, CONN»
EXTRA SPECIALS
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON OT" SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Dellvariea 8:30 a. in. and 2:30 p. m. '
I!
FANCY POTATOES. PECK
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PECK ................ .
at the AaP Store It
VERY BEST BUTTER. I pound .. ............................. . .....
Fae: oI-thva,
can .......... ..... ...... i.
ii pits. Grandma's Pancake Flour25c it plans, Post Toastles for ..... 26¢ .
3 pltgs. Hacker's (‘ream Oat- EI; bars llabbet‘a Naphtha
meal ....................... 25c.l Soap for ............... ..au
3 pkgs. \\' hitc Rose Oatmeal. 254; 7 lbs laundry Statch for...2§o
6 lbs. Loose Oatmeal ......... 25c b burs Ozone Soap .........
SOLE AGENTS FOR WARD'S TIP TOP BREAD.
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY“
22 SOUTH. MAIN 81'.
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The Reed 81 Voik
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equippad
attention. SHOP
In the Town
AUTO OUPPLIII
Phone SOS-50 South Main Btroot
South Norwalk. Huaic Hall Bloch
r
—P .m— -mmu -m
FOR SALE
SOUTH NORWALK.
House, 7 rooms. improve»
mcntu; . lot TSX‘JOO; near
school and depot; trolley-
and paved street. Price
35500.
J. M. Layton & Co.
ineuranca a float Eatata Aganta
. man futile with I crowbar.
5 Railwad Ave" South Norwalk
J...—
Poaalbly more people would so to
church nowadays. if more‘preachere
of a certain clans did not hang on Io
tenaciously td their privilege of in-'
dulglng in a one-sided talkfeat. it
wan left however. to a minister of the
(lily of Churches to hold on to a
congregation he had corraled that
threatened to bolt. «
His text was: “Thou art weighed
In the balance and found wanting."
He had waded along for an hour and
a half. when, weary of the ordeal. coma
of the man begun to no out neatly
to hia annoyance. Finally. another
aimed and he clapped abort hie aet-
mon and aid:
"'I‘hat'e right, gentleman, as fact as
you are Weighed. naaa right out."
You couldn't have pried anothar
.nw-
‘ lied
‘356 A GALLON
PHONE 833-!
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WELLER ’3
for 50c
Call at our store and examine
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore 8t
("woman
a Nomi Main on. 8o. Nam‘
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sTora AL‘L LEAK. "
65c A (M
We auarantea the weather wear
our Compound for three yearn.
for estimates. Correapondauco'
Century Roofing 00.. Inc.
33 Waahingtan at. I Moth N ,1
O V, O ’ ’
CityNattonai I . .
raauaacra A (imam. Iailit ill ‘
auamcaa AND orraae IV av
FACILITY counter“?
wrrI-i aouun .
“mom
(:a ital surplua and p,
"00. ”I“ W‘II'I I
am Dapealt laxea I: and MN
EDWIN H. MATHIWION.
JOH H. KNAPP, m Vi
Fill IIIGK it. nowaN,
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war-halo aonwrtt. cum
Norwalk Chronicler