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About at. Randpll' s Halif- tonight. Tutor»
AND ION ION,
ALL KINDS OF
BAKERY PRODUCTS
F A. LANE
It Waihlnulon «mt. “
Launches caribou: ‘_
of all kinda promptly built. In?"
for ulc. All kinda of repairing
given wool-I attention.
Oyster Shall Point. Noni-lit
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GENERAL
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Addruo:
51 MAIN ST, NONWALK .
The weekly reltearnal oi the South
Norwallt Quartctte Club is to be held’
lonlght.
Old Well Dodge, No. 108. F. and A.
M.. will hold a regular meeting this
evening.
Court Laurel, Daughters of Canine.
is scheduled to hold a regular meet.i
In; this evening.
The semi-monthly meeting of Wash
ington (lamp. Patriotic Order of the
Sons of America. will be held this“
evening. “
The Norw alk Building. Loan and Ill-i
vestment Association will be held
this evening at the oilico of i‘aylor;
& Golden. ‘ ;
William ()‘llrion. of Washington
street. has commenced ltis duties with ‘
the Ferris Coal Company, as assistant
in thevomce.
All who took part in not two of “A;
Case of Suspension." are tormented to
day. at 8 p m.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reed. of South
Norwallt. who are visiting in South- i
nmpton. are remembeting their fricndst
with postal cards. ,
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The rooms of the Paatimo Athictic
Club. in Spring street. are lit-lug ““l
decorated and placed in good condi-1
tion for the winter season.
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Sentinel want ads. bring results. E
Jacob Pow-oi lvy Place. has been
enjoying a vacation. but has now rc-
oumed hll duties at tho int‘IOl‘)’ ot the;
MG Company, In Ann street. l
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Councilman Harry W. Mather and
Mr. and Mra. .l. Emory Stevens. of
South Norwalk. have returned home
from a several days‘ auto trip to line
too.
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Mina Edith Fromm Goodchild. oi
Bouth Norwalk. who has been spend;
in; all summer In London. England lion at the nigwam ot Konchpotanauh ‘TRANIAOTI A GENERAL lANKlNa'
imptott-d Order of Rod Mom.
all a large dolozntion from Cocknuoei
lTribo of Norwalk will attend; tailing;
will call mr homo on Thmttday by the“
White Star line alt-amol Adriatic.
Otto oi tho utnali banana bucks in
line at tho wont hound railroad atatlttb“
in bouth Norwalk with not kod oarit ’
lant event»: by tiunlllllK into a iritln1\\‘n|0rs dogma for u", IirIiiilitiIOI'Il
of Into Deposit Iona I: and u per your
at tho elation platform
no one was injured.
W~W
'i‘ht- ntoamor John Sylvcntor arrived
irom Now York, yoatarday nftornoonw
for lbp purport! of taking the piano of
tho atoamor Marlon on tho Norwnlk-
Now York lino. Tho Marion has ttttll-
ed to llriditopori. to llndorltn tho tut
nual overhauling. boiler intimation.
painting. etc.
Fortunately
- Doorman Council. Royal Atacama.
will hold a ropuiar meeting tonight'l‘
in Myotio chain Hall. Wilmington
otmt. Armnnmenil will probably
be made for the visit in Bridgeport in
I few nostril. when the members will
ho fillililtI of the Bridgeport Council
llooatero’ Club.
Clinton N, Howard of Rochester, N.
Y. known to all Prohibitionittu
lhroukbout the United atom on "The
Little Giant," will make tumour...
of the evening on Wodnuday.‘ at the
attic convention oi tho Womoa'n
ehrtrtlnn ’liantperanoo Union. which
will be bold in Normal. today“. at tho.
Trinity N. fl. Church. it In worth a
trip to Morton to bow hint.
oosr amok?
; Main atteét.
. oi'
“firm mmau'.’
Telephone-l Oilioo, III: house, 21-! i
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Frank A. Baket. of the South Nor-g
walk Municipal Electric Woflfll, hits
been visiting itt Hartford. t
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“to. B E: Godfrey. of Philadelphli.;
trmetly of Norwalk la the guest oi;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schumann, of
Miss Lillian litttner, oi Fairtloldl
avenue. has been in Morldon. thlo“
\vook, attending the funeral of hart
grandmother.
Miss Miriam Marker. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Barker 0!
West street. is quite ill II. the home?
“of hot parents.
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Chester Buttery, of Morwin atroet,
will start upon a woelt' a vacation fromi
his duties in Ilattr's pharmacy on Sari
urday and will go to Providence. It. 1.
lie spend his holiday.
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loaoplt Kcnotic and Edward I-‘.“
Clutte of Norwalk are attending the.
ball game today. The paint expect to
‘hate agnoJimo in the city “(LAIIQE
hope to we the Giants will. i
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Buéklnaham w. R C. No. 30 will.
hold its annual inspection Thursday
afternoon ”(tuber 19th Slipper will
be served at the clone of the meeting.
All members are urged to be presenl‘
and to contribute toward the supper.
Mrs. Hannah Lynch. of lloyt street:
“Nill‘WIlllt’, “hose fall down the stairs
at the bottle of G. C. Lockwood in
High utrent Norwalk recently. Inlur-
all her qtlllt' badly in now slightly inl-
prowd although she in still unable to
leave her had.
hit‘.
\Vt'lél Nil‘ct'l. and little daughter
Miriam, ltnvt- relurnod from it week's
vacation trip.
l’ark.
Lona lirancb during their oxcuralon.
Mr llarkor resumed hla duties on thot
“local trolley lines yoltorday.
A big time is to be held into even
Tr “to.
with tboln tho traveling taboo oi Ponutt
'i‘ribo. while the degree tutu of thin.
tribo will exemplify the Hunter: and
lied Mon. Atturwardl I learn
“corn and votiioon" will be nervoti
followod by a friendly Imolto. tho
ovont to be a rod Iatbor om in the bin-
tory of the local tribe. It ll anticipat-
od that there will be it lama Ittonti.
aura of visiting lied Mon from othar
ti‘ibuil.
'M'WW'P'F'PI'
4, .
$09611.
Monday Nights
from 7 to 8
. The
South :Norwalk
Trust Co.
“4% Paid on
VINOL
The. . modern TONIC RECON-
BTKUGTOR. containing the medic.
tutti ortroctivoa of l‘ruh Cod Lila
on. with Edition“ ot inn. '
out! In ‘
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mm: m ”worn.“ '
and Mrs. Frodcrlck ll. Barker.
’l‘hoy visited Attbury'
ilrndiey llruch. Brooklyn. and-1
Need
at those cool
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overcoat several weeks.
Sweater Coats
4 1‘ itYou‘ll not. only tint! on: extremer comfortable but do» .
cidcdly‘ momiulwéor you can delay wearing your heavy
Until real cold weather arrives a sweater co‘at should be
a part of your outfit, beneath your ordinary coat.
then well protected againct the elements and have a free-
dom of movement which an overcoat does not allow.
Don' t foil to are our most excellent values.
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Your fall or winter suit is awaiting you here—and while
the lines are most complete would be an excellent time for
you to call and make the selection.
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Mob-chemo Haul. Chan. Hummer-
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J. a. Hall. a. .t. warn. Wm. mom,
ll. (iron. A. J. Worbor, M. ailvcrmcn.
.i. Gardim-r 1 Point»: Jr. a. ll lint
nor ill Boone, T if Dalila. Now Yorlt;
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Elmlth, L. 0. Root. New Haven; H.
Klimt. t. Marita. nmklyn: it. I. lull.
8. fl Edwardn. Mr. and lira. Nilncr.
Hnmuol tlmutboln. J. A. Julian.
Bridgeport: (ll. Cohllin. Boston; A
W. Bonn and party. Mt. Vernon. C.
.H. bitumen. Pittnoid; I. Mintr. Now-
orlt; D. I. mainland. military; .1 .L
normal Io. Kohl: .l D. Urinal. lil-
him. N 1.: it. 8 Hanson. Iiil'lll‘
laid, Mann: 1.. w. Ramon“ Itrot-
ford. J. W.- Btudwcll. Yonhm, N. Y.:
L it Hurlllutt. Wilton; it Tom-
'mdo JOY“! 0!”! N1“; W“ a a.
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A Gold Crown
in the bout and moot satisfactory nay
littltttttut till ~
ya Only this ship, But instill n
“ .uei. in the guttboat fiachiaa. loaned
c of the United States. bttt commanded
‘th SENTINEL
when an
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fill .t
"hilly Stuart“ One
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A dismal looking oitim “ “
n. wenrln
it battered derby hat. and com 5“
mandinst
:lenrlotor boat out on the and of the
It Litrhthouno Poln.
marka the eastern entranct: 0:21;;
Haven Harbor. A nigh on the mol
tor boat said that aha carried patt-
tienxero to Savln Rock or anywhere
also they wanted to go. llut Bavin
Rock. with the exception or Coxfia
where the elder statesman of the w“
tertiary Medical Society love to eat
clamlfic closed and October sailing
attracts only real lovers of the water
anyway. ‘
“Any business?" inquired a curb
OllI bystander. .
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20 STAMPS WITH 1 LB CHALLENGE COFFEE . .......... . 3h
15 STAMP! WITH 1 LB. NO. 1 SANTOS COFFEE
COMPLETE OTOCK CHOICE
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n a BI WActho'rou s1“.
. “Aw, i take a sticker 'round the
warship now an' than." replied the
dismal citizen.
“Warship? in this harbor?" per‘
stated the questioner.
“Yep.”
“United States navy?"
”Nawtwt‘onnecticut."
From which it may be perceived
that Connecticut. does have a naryl
and that people pay money for the.
privilege of looking at it. which is
more. than they do for the 'tfonneo-
;tlcut armywothcrwlse. the land
branch or the Connecticut. National
Guard. Connecticut han’a navy {all
right anti has had for 18 years. The
naval militia. asvrpart of the Na-
tional Guard. was organized in 1893.
The one. ship of the Connecticut
navy. which lies at. anchor in a
pocket drexdod for her just to the
each of the \‘ew Haven Harbor chan-
to the stain bv the \‘a\'\ Department
and manned by i‘onnertlcut naval
militiamen. Hho is an trim and tattt
that] as gliatoulnaiy immaculate in her
white paint as any altip of the reg-
ular navy could DP. too. And when,
shojoina tho rcttular fleet ibr manotl-l
torn. as she does once a year. the
militiamen aboard lit-r don‘t have to
t anlt any odds of anybody.
3 (if course the Marhlaa in not a
iformldable lighting machine Since:
the ("llillltt‘lloritia of. the world went“
iln for the all big gun armored chips.
with an auxiliary tighter: except the
aroma and the torpedo craft the
inunboat type hna practitally panned
out of existence. save as an exhlblti
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SEE the 1912 Model of the Easy-Run-
ning, Easy- Riding ‘
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fortable quartets. .
There are some 250 men in the
Connecticut naval militia no that the
Machine is rather too small to berth
them all comfortably on active serv
ice. During the maneuvers this
‘0' “Vina a tooth that has become! to he dittplated occasionally oii' thelvear part or the iorce uent aboard
badly ducay;tti it entitldea the air
and moisture lrom the broken down
t.iortion git-on strength to the remain
ing part and retains the original slitt-
and shape of the tooth. and its useful-
neas in mastication and Ipooch.
Tito Mallory crown: look well.
well and “’iRi‘ well
D .I. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Nor-watt
iii
Hours: I a. m. to I p. In. Bun-
dIJ‘I D! IDDOIDIDIDI only.
Quality will win outwthat'a why
thoro‘l a Mandy Inmate in tho tit»
month for our pure. uniformly urol-
lont WINII, ttouonl. COR-
DtALI. IIIRI. ITO.
Quality and low prion on hand In
hand hcrwt'ou obtain not alone the
bout your money will buy but you aim
color the moat satisfactory of excel-
lent. prompt norvico.
Our phone in No. m.
rm Datum-y lumbar-
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Casteliaao ,& ~ leddiil
limp! Delivery Imywimo
Til. “1. II Mm.“ Alli.
“WWW llsrnotn. «Elihu. II
the not of Min May Harris. oi Wool
“mi.
Frank Flarroii. of Wuhingtaon
street. hu returned from I villi with
trtondu in Stamford.
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The weekly meeting of Unru 'i'riho,
No it. improved Order at led Non'.
will be held tbiI owning.
to. and not attain w. amino}:
martin about; pic. «urinal-u a:
an Iowa. Yogi. . .
coasts of turbulent Latin Amerltan
“~repubiittt or to church chug up some
(hinrse river with caliation for a!
lbeloagut-red missionary. The lln-r
armored naval vessel Is a thing of the;
tpntii The ships with which lit-trey
won Manila would be abnttrdiiiett now
and the exports nayn our \iilwaukee
l‘tlilRt‘l cruisers “are, obsolete before:
they acre put overboartlwailhoughj
{they cost over 83 dilution each and
hnien't born in commission halt
“down years
i A Tidy snip.
. lint in bar day the .‘iiarllian was a
ltidy little lighting man smart and
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. ibulldogg) and In much the pride of
{the navy tut any of our white
squadron" dial" in lllill Ibo in a
tzunboat of tho rained poop and tore—
caatlo typo mounting i It? tool. 204
feet long. with 32 foot beam and
drought of 12 toot Elbe can clean
lb knoll an hour and her renularl
navy complement in to oinoora and
H3 man.
In the duo of
mu! conutrurtorn
aboard light nhipl.
litt- (liympln went into action at
Manila with aim-u main batteries
blazing. although llrltinb nuthorltlcn
always hold that tho weiaht oil tiuoh
ordnanco war of mom dnnmr to tho
nmall chino hurrying thorn than to:
their attention.
the Muchlaa our?
put in hoary guno
'I‘ho. llama and
Tho Mlt'lliilli has at
main battery of eight linrh runs.“
two mounted torn and lift and nix in,
nponwns on tho broad-idea. Bho In.
also equtpnod with four nix DOIIDin‘I:
two one pounderr and two 30 calibor'
automation. It‘tt quite a load of artil-
lery.
For put-pom oi“ inatructing the
naval militia come (it tho Mnchian‘c:
Kuhn have been tnlten from hot and
placed in the armorial. Foarinoh
naval glint are and each drill night
by tho division at New Haven. .llnrt-
ford and Bridgeport. Some at her
mailer place. have also been taken
down.
Alwyn in Commit-ion,
The Nubian run In commission
practically all the your. During the
warmer months the than at anchor
down the harbor. «not, when. u to
tmuontty the can. CM is taboo out
for short practice minor. and in the
winner lion at location wharf.
‘1‘. mt honor a tow lion?
oiliorn m the molar auburn
t in our
Ilili about tar and thump! Itiiir
It the riot. “ ,. W
on ' . an
"air! AM EM
l‘. S. 8. Connecticut while the re-
”matador under the militia ofllcera
took out the Machine.
of the regular service. detailed aboard
the Machlas an observer. commended
them highly too. The little ship
made an enviable record In target
practice.
Judge Colo in Action.
There are all sorts of yarns current
about naval militiamen and their
.ways. A low summers ago .lndj-xt-
lCole. aboard his famous plan-on
edge. Mimosa Ii. lay at anchor ill
the harbor or lliclt inland. Nearby
lax l' S. S Wasp. manta-d by a con-
tlnaotli of the New \otk .\a\ul .‘iiili
lia. The Wasp has a pleasure yacht
before she got contorted and began
to lead a navy "10.111 her club days
who probably carried a master. a
couple of mates and perhaps a dozen
men. The New Yorkers had ill of
fleet» and 60 odd old seamen. \‘ovor
theieaa they had their troubles.
“With it half down of fht‘ after
guard unwling from her bridge anti
another at tho foretttatlo head her
anchor chains fouled. uomohody not
the «union room telegraph full apetd
ahead the holmoman not hilt orders
Imired and block island accrued in
.dnnpcr of being rammed to bittt by‘
an on yatht with one moat gone
liwner. with a midi short and a
.yoll tbv Wanp torn herself loom and
allot by a tow toot notera of Mlmooa
ll. Judge Cole la a blue uaier traitor-
man. The neamannhip outhrollod
him. luring from his porch tin the
cabin trunk be burst into tumultuous
applauao an the maneuver watt ilnnlly
acoomplltibed.
And the unicorn on the Waap‘s
bridge gravely saluted in response.
But they don't do things that way
naval militia. The Machlan
ii! the dropout thing that passes in
and out of New Haven Harbor. And
nothing putter in or out any more
courtly.
Portia of the In.
Another yarn concerning tho'Now
Yorkers has to do with a momentous
train in early days when the work
or the naval militia was moldy .coa—
lined to up town urination».
Given a chip at loot they ventured
down tim any. motion utiil more
abandoned they download to tit-
tempt. lilo thrilling Mt , oi travaitnl
amateur altar dork. Iowan»
m at "thin plan “count I!
lint” ligand also. All
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ringer all her kites wet la,
stunsls. a majestic. pow '
lure of the ocean rushing h
the cape.
'lhe square ringer paused
aboard. A “’ squat skipper at
after rail hauled through "a
phone.
“this is the Standard Oil 3pr
l’easlev till thus ottt o"
Arenas" ’“
The tie“ butter on the bride at.
Wasp arabbod his nlcgaphone. "
Is .hc lttlttd Sittcs ship Wasp.”
cried. pride shelling in Newton
"anti \vo'vo l)t‘t,‘I] out all 1 night}; v:
in addition to the hiuchins Ind
-\ll1lm'_\ etptlptnvnt the Connect
ntual militia has sewntl steam.“
ms at :l otltol sntull nails. It hill
lets them ucll too; in fact some‘uco
hold that the naval militia I3»?
most practical hard working “it ,
of the National Guard. (301. 3
win is known to give it his Milli
protal ~
Divisiona arc lmatcd in New
en. Hartford. Bridgeport Ind
Nor'aik. The senior onlcer
as commander. At present
Commander Ebenezer Hilly '1
South Norwallt. who 311(3de l1
mundcr Frank S. (‘omwell oi"
llavca Commander i‘ornwoll
nnrrcd in the naval militia n
organization and who has do“
to bring about lttl ltiuh albino
clout-y.
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FAMOUS LIGHTING all"
Do not fall to itiio attcnikl
lighting eitpt'rl, hlr Silver-w
how lorlt city. who will call it
cal sturchcopora shortly to ,‘
the beat lighting propoaiiion
boon offered ihn public. Thin
man will lH' hero for a ll»: y
no we advino on in in“ It! '
of the offcr that he will mam.
otter in tor a short time only
SIIVQTVUM‘ will call in the in .
the llouaatonic l‘owor Comm
Jam" C. baht-non. "60on
at Omaha. "Throw. the LI
Mayor Jun. G'Dahlman .. .
comer an a cowboy. and to It.
Mayor 0! Omaha. and hail tilt
in; record. Sheriff at Dawn
three terms, Mayor of l. ‘
tenymtt; Democratic Nat’l
man. eight years: Mayor “5“."
II! years. and in 1910 On
Governor a! Nebraska.
Foley it 00.. Chicago. ill
have tattoo roley Kldn .
they have given-roe ah
relief .tlo l cheerfully
tlwml‘ Yours truly, “
. (signed) Jamal
arm ann-
Norwalk Chronicler