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Pure Home-made =1
VINOL
The modern, TONIC RECON-
«a'rituc'ron. containing the medic .2
taut extractivea ot Fresh 00d {Liv-
era. with Peptouate of iron.
Sold only by
I. H. IAXTIII
CANDY
was ass-r" cHoc0LA1-es
AND son sous 2
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ALL KINDS OF
BAKERY PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
It Weahlnutort Street.
Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kinda promptly built. In“
tor aale. All kinda of repairing
given special attention. ’
Oyater Bhail Point, Norwalk
south Not-walls
Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL i
REPAIR. WORK
23.33;. .
51 MAIN 811, NORWALK
Telephones: Office, 901; house. 21-8
There will be dancing at the Nor-
walk Country Club, Spturtiay evening.
A meeting of Humboldt Lodge. No.
6, 0. D. ll., will be held this evening.
William Grifllth. of South Wilton.
has moved to the Mrs. Louis Eulchro
place.
The Cottage Grocery in south Wit
ton is receiving the attention of the
painters.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brown. of New
(Tunann, spent yesterday with friends
in Norwnllt.
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Mitis lilia .i, iiyxboe, of No. S Maple
street, Not-walk, is spending the week
at I’lttsilcltl.
”Leas Sprint: Lamb, lic lb. llnycs'
Market.
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The divorce case of lit-inltnrdt is.
Reinhardt is Rt‘ilt‘tiilii‘d to come up in‘
the superior court in Bridgeport, today.
The (tum of Linxweiler & ilt-uemnn
represent the plaintiff.
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The new telephone directories are:
being distributed about the town. The}
books show a wonderful inert-use in,
the list of subscribers, each letter in:
the alphabet being represented by iii
number or additional names.
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The trolleys on the Stamford lint-i
ran on twenty minutes yesterday and
made the loop at Roton Point. Sonic
open turn were put into sotiitc tiwi
day being qititeu warm this bcinr, no
treasury to actommodute the holiday
crowd.
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Bathroom Brynn H Siiit. tiliwt
Stanley and Clifford Hatfield in 111.;
Stanley' 11 automobile. «cut to Weston
and Wilton on a hunting trip yt-stci‘
day. They were especially Httt't't‘tirlflll.
returning with squirrels, rabbits and
the limit 01' tivu quail.
1 human A. Skelly. of [sauce street.
has returned home after spending sev-
eral days at linntatn Luke with How:
art] A. Montgomery and Frank A. Van}
Ilurcn. Mr. Skelly nugget. a great
many rabbits. The other men will ro-i
turn to Norwuik today. i
”m i
——-‘ioi’t lists. $1.50 to $2.50 ()’liricn..
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The schooner Francis Goodeuouahi
‘ has 'srrivod at the docks ot the St. i
George Pulp and Paper ('oznpuny ii.
Norwnllt. There was some delay in
getting the athooner from South .\'or
walk up through the bridge. but the
craft is now being unloaded.
Chilly nights hint of coming‘ cold
weather. trcparo tor the change.
The underwear stock at N. E. Ryan
Co's store is splendidly ready. 'l‘heir
large assortment of reliable routs.
pants and union suitnwiii help you to
make a satisfactoryseiectiun at a mod
erate price. See adv.
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Six discharges from bankruptcy
were granted by Judge James P.
l’istt. ot the United ‘Stotca district
court. Wednesday. The discharges
,were to Austin J. Keen. 01 Bridge-
port; William C. Brown and Julius
St'htlizilitioff. birth ot Waterbury:
Rock W. Pulaski, at Norwich; Aim!
ham Demon, of Uncnaviiio. and Joaeph
N. Nettioton. of Clinton.
-—Woman 1mm steer. roar oom-
vlexion. Burdook Blood Bitter! ”will!
the blood. clears the skin. realm
ruddy, sound‘hesttn. “
tors, of Norwalk. spent yentertluy at-
‘ Ilil\\'t'\ or.
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Maurice Alteiu‘n and Frederick Wal-
tcruoon in Bridgeport.
Mrs. .lohn Hogan: of Clay street. has
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. John
Reynolds, of New Haven.
Miss Edna Howard. of Elwood
place. is entertaining was Natalie Pro.
vast, of Stamford. for a few days.
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Emory .i. Lchotsky has (invited a
butcher store in Michael ()iijen‘u
new block at 42 iacxington nvcnuc.
_ Mrs. William Tnttie, of New Canaan.
spent yesterday with her daughter”
Mrs. Charles h‘rankc. of Main Strum.
-l.ntot-3t Style Caps. O'lirlcn.
Victor W, Ferris spent yesterday on.
it‘l'litioll hunting. and from reports it is
said that he returned with a full game
bait.
Frank “PMOU. had charge 0! the R0-
ton _l‘oint, ttott-I. yesterday. being the
personal representative of
Brothers. '
A hot-1w belonging to a junk denim-
foll down in Main street yesterday. lie
was successfully gotten to his foot,
and no datnngo was done.
A number of young men enjoyed :
swim at the Knob ("lull yesterday.
Jacobs .2
X'Cl USIVBI
Exceptional Satisfaction
Drop in and prove to
thatthia is “your" store.
Suits. $10 to $25.
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
plinth
'ttrrutwi
TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
Thcae two characteristics 36 with every suit
or overcoat we sell. whether at $10 or $30.
And here to another fact too—«hat the man or
young man who buys at this store once. rarely
fails to come back the next seaaon for his sec—
ond suit—and again the following year.
Satisfaction goes with every sale at this
store-“the satisfaction that comes with the feel-
ing of bavin modes good buy—satisfaction in
wear—satin action in style-«and you come
back season after season.
Overcoats, $10 to $30. ‘
TWO STORES:
New Bedford 81 Long
Island Escallops ‘
your own. satisfaction
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
NATIVE BASS. SMELT. FLAT.
BLACKFISH, LARGE. MEDIUM AND
SNAPPER BLUES. SALMON. EELS,
HALIBUT. WEAK AND NUTTIR.
FISH, HENRING. FINNAN HADDIIO,
OPENED LONG CLAMS. OYSTENS.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMB.
nmonu whom wan lay S. Buckley. ilt
it potts that tho water is rather chilii.
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~ Opening niuht. (late iii llurbnnk
8t. See ‘ilt‘si page notite.
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.\ numlmr of Norwalk people attend
ted Poll .4 ”pane in Bridgeport yestet
day uttttnoon and aeport that thorez'
was standing room only shortly after
tht~ peiomsntc bet-.1111.
Lincoln Council, No.
l'nitcd Aincrit an \lechunits will hold
its \H‘(‘ki\ business meeting. this cru-
nintt. in titt- Mystic Chain Hall. in‘2
\‘i ashinuton street.
()liict-r Jarvis Murray is again after'
the “'ilii street loitcrers.
he cleaned up the street of the hang—
erwon and will continue to do so as
long as he is on the evening trick.
lt’uhaoss Encampment. N0. 9, l. t)
0 Ft. met last evening in our Broth-
ers Lodge rooms In Wall atr‘ot. Rou-
tinu business was transacted and plans
for the winter campaign made.
(‘liestor l’. Meeker. or Mel-win street.
who is spending the week in Weston,
is updating every day. He is making
good and hits Not'wnik friends are wait~
int: to hear all about it when he re-
turns.
trots: mascots-1-
Open a
Bank Account
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* W-Eéb-l-i-ria
The
South Notwallt
Trust Co.
4. Order of:
Lust nluht .
TILEPHONE 10..
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Infant Caps
l’oplin and Silk, 25c and 600
intanta' Sweaters, 50c and $1.00
lnlnnta' Knit Jacketa. 25: to $1 i
Intante' Flannatette Jacketa. 251: I
intanta' Kimonos, Crepe, 150;,
Flanneiette, 500.
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HALLOWEEN POST CARD!
0 for 50.
1.1.Mattette”
1; (Formerly Misses Dawaon)
i 88 Washingtoh St. Tel. 449
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.ruAM ER
‘ OOULISTS AND OPTICIANI «
When you Come to Ua for Olaaaaa
you are sure of a skillful. scion-
tttlc examination and anhoneat
Opinion. We give you the ser-
vicos ot 'a _aktlled Quintet-
graduate physician~~to examine
your eyes without chance.
I? Atlantic tonal-a, Hamlet-ti. coon.
Open Saturday Evenings
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CityNationaIBank
rnanaAcra A GENERAL .IANKtno
ausmlaa Ann orrlna svsnv
FACILITY cousiarlnr
.. wrrn aouun
IANKmq
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Capital Ionics aml Mollie
It 00.000.00 "17,000.00
data Dapeait lease ‘8 and 00 per year
EDWIN H. MATHIWIONt PM
on H. KNAPP, lat Vice-heat
hil'lolNiGK H. ROWAN. am With
WiLl'tiIb IODWILL. cashier
DINRIG‘I‘ON.
RIM. k2;
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market;
FNII DELiVlNY.
,iilghtly or
3 modern
tspnccs or removing badly
; tooth and inserting a
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It Is No Longer
not tissnr}
for a person to hate un-
llllll‘lioit‘lltime teeth. The
method or lilting vacant
dccaycd
piece of bridge
work makes the wafer thankful he is .
living in the Twentieth (‘cntut‘y 12'
am able to produce the very best
brltltto that can be made. They are
strong and serviceable. match the 19-.
malning teeth littl'Itlti‘lil. and lit so.
well that the “carer has no income“-
ience after ”it“ inuo been inserted.
and his trientis art- not able to detect
the artificial from the natural teeth 1
#22 a.
. story of his agreement to surrender his
,tar to a man who had wronged both.
‘ stand by Joint W.
for Palmyra. lll..
, murder of tit-urge t‘iurcncc Martin. his
I t‘itirk.
2llflti contrasted to him.
~Kl'ttlili) affected when he instilled o";
.licnring that Martin had improper re?
Saturday, October 14th
. "rams-HON:
Youn cabana
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER per pound ....................... . ...........
WALTER BAKER' S or BECKMANN' S COCOA can .............................. 18c "
ARMOUR S STAR HAMS. LEAN AND TENDER, pound ‘
muss. BRAND mun pub. .,............:::::::::::::‘:::::::::::;Z.§
MONOGRAM WIHSKEY or HUNTER WI-IISKEY, bottle ........................ 90c
GORDON DRY GIN. per bottle ............................. . .................... 85c
Try Our Choice Teas and Coffees ‘
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea. .
. c
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea ...... 50c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 2 Plantation Coffee. .31:
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Tea ...... 40c; 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Maracaibo’Cofl‘cc ...... 30c
25 Stamps with}
:0 Stamps with 1/: lb. Special
alb. Very Best Tea
.6oc ' 30 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Plantation Coffee.
.3oc i 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Challenge CoHee ........ 28c
Tea . .451: 10 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Santos Cofieeu
2 c
15 Stamps with 1, lb. Choice Ten . . . .20ct . 10 Stanips with 1 can Crown Aster Coffee. . . .3;
Wmes and Liquor WholesalePrices
EHRET S. RUPPERT’ S.- FIEGENSPAN S or LIEBMANN’ S BEERS, case ........ $1 15
PETER DOELGER' S or PABST BEERS case ................................... $1.7 75 .2
Rebate 50c on Dolgers bottles. Rebate 25c on Pabst bottles.
Black & White Scotch Whiskey ...... $1.10 Fine Rock 8: Rye (for cold)s .......... $1.00
Usher' 5 or Dewal’s Scotch ............ $1.15ch Cognac Brandy, bot . . . . . . .' ....... $1. 25
Old Bushnill's Irish Whiskey ......... $1. 351 Blackberry Cordial. bot. ................ 75c
Powers‘ 3 Swallow Whiskey .......... $1. 35' Virginia Dare Wine .......... 20, 35, 60c bot ‘
Green River Whiskey ................ $1.00 Very Old Cider Brandy. bot. ........... $1.00
Old Valley Whiskey .................. 950 WDuiiy s Malt Whiskey. bot. .............. 85c
Old Tom Gin. bottle .................. Wssct Homer 5 Ginger Brandy. bot. .......... $1.00
Italian or French Vermouth ........... 60c Dubonnct Grench Wine bot. ........... $1. 00
Club or Tezor Cocktails .............. $1 0.0 Old Mission Apricot Brandy .......... $1. 25
FINE OLD PORT OR SHERRY WINE ($1.50 value).; gallon .................... $1.00 ‘ I;
--A. F.
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.
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STRANGE AGREEMENT.
Would Give Up Wile and Girl to Man
Who Wronged Tiiem.
("l..~\lth\'il.i.l-:, “1.. Oct, l3,2~-=.2\
wife and his tourtwn-ycar-oid dough-
waa told yoaterduy on the witness
Wash. a merchant,
on trial hero for the
Waah. a stooped old man. said he
shot Martin to death after Mrs. Wash
Wash
i
was!
lntlom with Mrs. Wash and aim with
his iliilikillt‘l‘. Ills testimony followed
that of his daughter, lzettu. a brim-2
or two wicks. She was married Sep‘
tonilio': 250.
lllilll.
who tiisrvuurtied the
[about her and Martin. -
Wash told of an .t‘trevtncnt he made
with Martin uitcr Mrs, Wash had run-
.Icsst-d to hint.
When i act-used ili.ll. he said ilt'
had loved my wife ever since the tirut
night he saw her at a pron-stood
mooting.‘ said \Vilflh. "i told him i
would not a divorce since my wite had
said she loved him too. and that I
Dr; J. H. MALLERY Ei;“‘.'§.i3'3.3"i.i“liti"...'li"’t‘£iil 2113
16 south Main at. some Norirm
Hours: 0 a. m. to 8 p. In. Inn‘- i
can by appointment. only.
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Q'Ufti
w».
Quality will win outmthat'a why
there'a a steady lncraaae in the de-
mands for our pure. uniformly excel-
lent WiNlB. LIQUONO. COR-
DIALI. Inna. ITG.
Quality and low price go hand in
ifand here—«you obtain not alone the
host your money will buy but you also
enjoy the moat sstiatactory oi excel-
lent. prompt. service. .
Our phone is No. ‘tltli.
Free Delivery' Everywhere
Csstcliaoo & Hardest
, Mr! Delivery [humiliate ‘
Tel. 401. panama Aves.
it'inaliy to stand by
'whlch drove him to kill him.
3&0 his way and leave the other two
.t‘hiltlrcn with inc."
was Martin’s refusal
this agreement
lie said it
AGAINST NON- -UNI?N BREAD.
LOcaI Bakers Take Action Aoalnat
Out of Town Dealer!-
Thtt local union bakers are up i :1
arms against the local merchants who
persist in using out-ottown non-union
trout]. For some time tho merchants
in the town have been purchasing this
out-obtown bread. which is injuring
the sale of the local product. The an-
ion haltctrs in town are to take steps to
remedy the diil'iculty.
Tyo nmcorloa. one in South Nor-
waik and another in Norwalk. started
the idea. and now the out-obtown
bread concerns have secured a foot»
hold here that may take some‘ time
to loosen. it it is ever broken. The
bread is shipped here from Sprint
tiehi. Siam‘t’ord and New York city.
The union bakers ot The Norwaik‘a
are the DeKlyn‘s. .Rundle‘s. Gisshott‘s.
Hyatt‘a and Hoiahauaen‘e. .
They have caused to be printed 11
card making the townspeople to pur-
chase no more at tlib out-0t town non-
union biped. ‘ ~
Thatloital limiter! bake the claima
bread is not any hot-
tun, :unioii, ind ia lanai-ally stale.
W,“ the merchants hat-p been
mm hint mitts they handle with
to a nioiinn picture show
l‘tfiptil‘ta .
‘ appeal will be heard. He was put un-
Beckmann 8. Company—-
Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK
EE the 1912 Model of the Easy-Run“
sing, Easy Riding
MOYER CAR
DEMONSTRATIONS ON REQUEST q
OSCAR H BANKS
RIVER eraser Telephone est-3 NORWALK,‘GONN~~
Specials ' for Saturday
Jones P‘HSbufy 81 Gold Medal Flour,
this sale, ,. , . . 85c
Best Tub Butter, per lb. . 32c
Good Butter . . . 28c ‘
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dos. . ‘35c f
Very Good Eggs. per doz. .7 29c ’
Fancy Potatoes, per pk 25c ’
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. 22 SOUTH MAIN 01'.
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SLATTERV SECURES BONDS.
,‘ “M. Street Commissioner Edward "
But Rflbprt pow,” Goes to J.“ to: Daily. at Norwuik. had a narrow «it
Await Trial. a cape from losing the sight of Man
eye in a peculiar accident this Midis.
inc. He was repairing his liioii ‘
when suddenly tin-ouster mount
shoulder. "Eddie" turned area
See what the monster wanted on
shoulder and received ti'peok «NI
eye. The blow struck a little to
EDDI E'B iNDiGNANT BIND-
Willium Slnttery. of Norwalk, who
was yedordsy sentenced to thirty days
by Judge Edward M. Lockwood tor
lighting with Robert Pow-ell. who was
sentenced to ninety days. managed to
secure bonds yesterday and thus can.
raped the long wan to: th'e first Tuew aide. one it must have out out»
day at next month. at which time his pm, Mr. nutty told this .1110 '
Friends inughlngly remind him
perhaps he had winked at o it!
curring the master’s displeaaum
new bonds or 350, which have been fun
nishod. _
Powell win not so fortunate, being.r
under 875. bonds and unable to secure
the needed money. He was taken over
to nriduport to await trial.otilcetr Jer— “‘0 30'0“ PW“ HOW 19”“
via 28 Murray accompanied iiitn to the th 3300‘“ REOthBPH. met With
Jail yesterday afternoon. m “cm!“ i“ the “m
Powell told a uood one on hiliitielf. the 8"" ”*5“ out i" dud;
a mmfl‘pbii coincidence. One year 1011,10“ 11!! hpnd, wt’ ~ that m
ago yesterday, Columhua Day. he was “rarely. ' '2
tit-cameo from the Bridtapdrl tell. his own was utilities in
denim when the pane or
d’
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HAND our nv nu“. 7
Frank DsMott, Who had chit!
Norwalk Chronicler