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of & Milly , 3
‘ Rure Home-midi:
CANDY
THE ricer cite/course
mason sous
ALL Kinoe OF ~
BAKERY rucoucrs
F. A. LANE
61 Washington Street.
South Norwalk ‘
VINOL
The modern TONic RECON-
STRUOTOH. containing the medio-
lual extractives at Fresh Coil Liv-
ers, with ‘Peptouate slit-on.
_ Sold only in ~
F. H. IAXTIN
Extent, a Matter of Confidence”
‘1 T K In.
.a
w W.-.
Anderson’s Launch \yorits
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. Boats
for sale. All kinds or repairing
given special attention. '
Oyster Shell Point. Nemelk
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I“Charles Buck, J r.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
_ GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Address:
51 MAIN ST” NORWALK
Telephones: Ollioe. 901: house. 214
Edward W. Heard. of South Nor-
walk, bus purchased a new automo-
bile. ~
Star of Columhih‘ Circle. Compton
ions of the. Forest, will have u regu-
lar session tonight.
Hugh McCarthy, of Connecticut sve-
nue, has been enjoying a vacation
from his duties in the R. «it (1. mun-i
uractory.
Friends of lrring Campbell, in stu-.
dent tor the priesthood at Hartford:
are receiving souvenir postal cunts
from him.
Fred Paxton and Leonard Foster.‘
who are, now residents of I’Illliitltll:
1min, are spending at low duys in
South Norwitik. !
South Norwnlk Council. .\'o. 1253.
Knights of Columbus, will hold it reg-
ular meeting this evening, ut the hall.
infinuih Main street.
The right foods play a big pitrt in}
the success 01 poultry ruining. Bonnlei
feeds contain the bent grains. mixed:
the right way. at Manuel Toro Hatchet
A new top is being placed on one
at the big oil tanks at the Standard
‘ Oil Compitiiy'u plunt in Wilson urc-
nue, fifteen men being engaged in the
work. 1
Charles E. Hoyt. the secretary nnd
, treasurer of the South Norwulk Trust
.. ‘
(iomouny. has returned from u trip
through the west, reporting it deride-d-
ly pleasant trip.
Sentinel want ads. bring results.
Mrs. William S. Fenwlck. or Your,
street, has departed for Florida and
will soon be joined by her husband.
(in Suturdny evening. the icnnnln of
the ilnited bun-k building joined in u
forewull supper during which Mr.
Fcnwlclt trust extended the well wish-
Oii of oil.
The .\', 1-). Ryan (‘0. curry Rt llll
timcn u l'lllilllil'll' lint- of wnsh einbroitii
sir}- .w‘ilite iii holders. .No itnoin to un'?
tic. no snurls 1., iintnnulc. i’ull silk
out lin’ ton nccd It. For one Week thin
lirm is giving it Vill‘liililn book of tail.
pnucs containing icnsonu illlil Illlili‘iitu:
lions iti embroidery work tree with‘
every down pitcinli oi‘ llrnincrd In}
Armstrong worth embroidery silks.
“w...—
Thn premun indications are that
Hugh ti. Bhaivoy. ol lianhiirr. will re.
present the United Hatters oi‘ North}
America at the nsllouiil convention of
the American Federation of labor. Tin-
min of the several local unions of tho
liniiod ilittters has been ('Omllllllt'il.
with the exception of that o! the
lietlwl Finishers end the Nowurd Fitt-
lshors. and with limits orsuninnilonn
rm to hear from. Mr. Hhalvoy line a
Inbnlulillltl plurality.
The newly constructed section or
the imnnurtuNorwsik stale hishWnr.
helm-en ll point shout two miles south
ot the linnlmry town line and the urn»
viousiy cotililructmi section loading in-
lo lirunrhvilin. is now open totrsni. ,
The road lti liol completed. bill much
«it it is in good condition.
unsettled place is near the road that
branches or! to Topstono. where cut‘ ’
The ‘
ting and lilting is in progress.
hlithwny has not yet been accepted
by the state and it is announced that '
those who use it do so st their own
risit.
rm. It he Will 7
m . 7"“.
mm smut
can 7 ‘ '
it
j‘l‘
'3‘
do
The most ‘
OOETmNo unlit
The rain of yesterday put a stop to
all outside work such us pile laying or:
road repairing. l
liunicl Gilbert, employed in the Non.
wnlk Iron Works, is confined by ill-I,
hosts to his home in Jurvls street. 1
There will be u month's mind mass
at St. Mary‘s Church toworrow morn-
ing for the late Mrs. John Butler.
a”...
St. John's Lodge. NO. 6, F. and KL;
M. will hold it stated communication:
this evening in the Masonic Temple
in Willi street.
llirlslon No. 1, Ancient Order 01%
liibcruluun will meet this evening ml
the Wall étreet quarters for the trim-5
suction of routine business.
(‘ockcnoc lluyion, .\'0. {till/fl. 1. 0..
R. M. will mcct this evening in the“
tiuzcttc building in Wall street. lion"
tine business will be transacted.
Thomas 1. Raymond, of the Flirm of I
iluimond Brothers, has been confined
to his residence at Hillside. with s se-
vere cold the past. two days.
i
The first annual deuce of the Silent;
Six. it recently lormed organization;
in Norwalk, will be held 111 the Hiber-
uiun 111111 in “I'll“ ntroct on l-‘rldnxiCLAMs' "”4 ”"0 ““3 “REENPoRT
etching. i
in general order No. ill. from tho
adjutunt‘gvm-rnl's olllcc so much or a
preceding rillc competition urdcr it
calls for n mptuin and a tcam couch
in l'l“'l'lllll(‘d.
z
The White Shoo Company. of Wnsh
lotion sirvei, bus n novel window dis.
'1iit.y_ showing a miniature man wnlk
inc. uboot illt' display ol iootwcur.
uttructs considerable attention.
n.
The \i’omnn's (titristlun Tommruuco
l‘niou will nit-N tit tho homo oi Mrs,
John \ll (‘ltinc. it (Tilt-smut litreot, Fri
(in). iii ii (i't-ibl'lt. All Interested in
tin» li'liiiwi'utit'c t‘tiilli-io lire welcome.
iii-e. M ‘i‘Iiiulx
l"lit._ who huu been visiting ni iiw
home or Mr. nnd .‘drii, F‘ 3. Lyon. in
who town. loll today for a visit in
i’cnnsiirunlu. film was RCCOHIDHHINL
[In for int Ni-W York city by Mrs. Lyon 1
“““F I
John lluckicy, Rasiittunt clerk of iho‘
house in the lust militil‘lll asiimnbiy,
will lorulc in the in: union of Henri”
A, Huntinston, who wss one of the
repreuuniniiwu from Windsor. in tho
[iii-rti'nrd Trust company ‘buiidiuit.
in Hartford. nib-r Novnmhnr 1. Thin
tililnucr in tin,- result of a‘ friendship
turmoil during the ill'flllllilii
new two-weevil»
: ,
Open
Monday Nights
from 7 to 8
The
South Norwslk
g Trust .00-
4% Paidon
Savings
s
*flmwrb
, ferret mutter. .
ypurs.
decision.
or overcoat.
Most. anyone can get a crowd into a store by adyertis-
ingu-but to get them in for a second purchase is a far dif-
‘This store‘s business is built on confidence and as We see
our customers return season after season and bring ‘
friends live feel that we have their confidence—and we “want
You’ll be ready to buy a suit or an overcoat shortly if not
today and we want you to come into this store and see its
stacker—and note its magnificent values
Buying for two stores—Tbuying for cash—selling for cash
—-in a few words is the basis of appeal for your patronage
and confidence is established with your first purchase.
Talk with your friends—your neighbors-38 to the re-
liability of this store—that's a good test—we'll chance their
Tomorrow will be a good time to buy yOur winter suit.
their
dies at $1.60 to $7.00.
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
Suits $10 to $25. Overcoats $10 to $30
Perhaps you need a sweater coat to keep out the chill
before real heavy overcoat time arrives—we have some dan-
rwo STORES: '
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i
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i
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk
LW. My"... ........ . .......m.
1811! Fish! A
ROUND CLAMS.
TELEPHONE 10..
TELEPHONE
YOUR ORDERS
Better and Fatter now
than any time of
the year
LOOK AT OUR VARIETY.
LARGE, MEDIUM AND BNAPPER
BLUES, SPANISH MACKEREL. GAL.
MON. EELS. HALIDUT. PLATO,
WEAK AND CODFISH.
HARD CRADS. NEW BEDFORD
ESCALLOPS. OPENED LONG
OYSTERE. LONG AND
‘Cutbiirs' Bridge Fish Market.
"III DELIVERY.
Infant Caps
i’oplin und Silk, 25c and 500
inlants’ Sweaters, We and ".00
im'nw Knit ins-1.. 25o to at
lnlants' Flanneletu Junkets. 25c
Inlants' Kimonos, Gripe. 75c:
Flannelette. 50c.
HALLOWEEN POST CARD!
6 tot 6c
.1. 1. Maiiette
(Formerly Misses Dswson)
88 Wash ngton 8t. Tel. 449
W.me_. .a. WW
CityNationalBauk
TRANOAOTO A GENERAL DANKINO
IUOINESI AND OFFERS IYIIY
FACILITY GONBIITINT
WITH BOUND
IANKING
Capital tureius end Profits
“00,000.00 0117.000.“
Oats Deposit loses II site to per year
M
EDWIN H. MATHIWION. Pr”.
JOHN H. KNAPP, let Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vie.-
Pres.
WlLPRID IODWILL. Csehlsr
DIRECTOR!
l. H. Mathewson J. Wailses Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Li'iit
Christian asserts Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman I. Nuributt
Henry I.
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Department Commander, Richard J.
Cuthiil and ntsli‘. ii! The Nornilts.
will pay so admiral visit to Bushing-
hsin Post, No. 12, Grand Artsy emits
Republic at the regular meeting oi
the organisation on Friday sveniol.
4”
EA Gold Crown
{is the host and most satislactory why
or saving it tooth titut has hm-omc
ibadly decui'cd; it excludes the air
utni moisture from the broken down
portion, git-cs strength to the remain-
ing port and retains the original nize
and shape oi‘ the tooth. and its useful‘
hens in musllrtillou IIiiI speech.
The Mullery crowns lollt well, lit
well und wear well.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
18 south lulu BL, South Namath
Hours: 9 a. In. to it p. in. Bun~
oars by sppointment only.
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the
claims \re moire for our wines. whis-
ltles. bottled beers. rordlnls. sic. why
not have us disprove all your doubts
by msklnx a trlsl purchase?
We have everything a fully stocked.
it you're skeptical about
up-to—dsie. properly managed liquor
establishment should carrya-vlt you
will try us out we know that you will
become a steady patron oi ours.
Castellaiio d. Bsrdnui
, Prompt Delivery Iver-yous"
Tel. 401. Ii llsllnssl Ave.
a Peking ilietirs Wildest Rumors
'lelthough no definite facts to support
j canoe was attached to the fact that
. garded an impartial obsorvera, it is
I morally believed that the situation
E in line of 6.30 miles long. is no ground
flor apprehension.
ithe 21,000 troops and it] guns which
‘ ‘Miflk‘lelll to iin'nnip any revolutionary
t
itittiiniifiiis ill
.- lililill Siliilill.
oi lleleat of imperial Army
PEKING. Chins, Oct. 19,—fl‘he court
oliiclul announcement this morning
that. telegraphic communication with
Hsnltow had been interrupted slur-e
ounaot last night, caused wustornu-
lion throughout the capitol today.
The wildest rumors of reverses to
the imperial urms spread like wildfire,
them were lavallabie. Much signifi-
the government has refrained from is~
string any omnial announcement of
a victory in yesterday‘s engagement
with the rebels.
Among foreigners who may be re-
A)
NOTE THE LIBERAL OFFERS THIS WEEK:
.8 C '5 WAININOTON 8T.
at llanliow hon not lioeii'»itmircclalily
improved by the events or the past 24
hours.
Government otlicialn continue to
profess the utmost optimism. They
declare that the severance of tele-
grsphic communication (or a period
,0! only twelve or eighteen hours over
They insist that
thrive left Peking {or ilunkow. and most
:oi‘ which are now on route, should be
(flililt‘k. Some of the rumors current
.today. however, hint at u diattflectiou
.in the army. ‘
Yuun Shnuu Kati is exported to start
tomorrow for Hankow to assume the
wire royuliy of thc district lormeriy
:Illiown nu liu-Knsng province, but now
1jtilt‘idod into tho provinces Oi‘ iiu-I’eii
:nnd ilu‘Nnn.
:« The movement of troops southward
is procccdlng smoothly. The ruiiwuy‘
ts rigorously guarded by provincial
J troops.
l lllilclni circles minimize the import
tum-e ol’ youtcrdny's lighting at llunfl
Row describing it as u prcllininut‘yE
‘sltirmlsit which lorci-d the rebels in
Nutlrcs of llunltow cinim‘
N'Il‘ttal.
thm tho rein-in src (inserting.
To Prevent Outbreak at Canton. 1'
CANTON. l'hlnu. ()ct. ‘lil.-~ The pro-“
riuclui authorities ‘
. lierc. itiiirmcd ut‘
the revolutionary ouihrcuits in Wu
Chung and liunitow. are making club-3 .
i
.orutc prepnrtttious to prevent any sim~
liar movement here.
juiciisnrc. the
importation of
quantities of arms nnil uimnunition
i
:hns been ordered. The gunbout Knoll '
gun wits ticspulchcd to llonu Kong to?
tiny. to convey u shlpioud of war stores:
to this: city.
Refugees Arrive at Shanghai.
SHANGHAI. Oct. lit—wills packed
rtenmcrs ni‘lircd here front llunkow
‘iodny. t-nrri'inil' refugees. The trienni-
or llclururiti curried exclusively for
eign passengers, who Wart- plrcn lrcc
accommodations ill the direction of the
consuls in lluuitow, The ship was so
crowded ihiti mnny of the punscnucrn‘
slept in long row on the floors of the
hold.
titunsinnr employed in the inn {prion
tea and llciginn iron workers employ.
rd in the nice! works. the Hun Yunu
iiisenni nnd on the i‘ckinu-Ilunkow
;lluiiws_\'.
' The refugee-n dcclnrc titttt the whole ‘
i Yunastse \‘nlicy from ilnnkow
ifiiinnghnl is in the Ninth“ of the rebels.
iwilh the possible exception ill on» or
jlwo ol the lurgcr cities to which pro‘
‘vinciol ol’llciitin hntc rclircd with their
illi‘liIIllIilt' troops.
, miles below irlsnkow. is undc revolu-‘
:iionury coniroi.‘ This is denied, bow~j
jm‘cr, by i‘oreisri OMI‘IIIIB and the rcprp- .
incittulirus of tho (“lllll’ilt‘ ‘
inrrvirc. Accounts of the revolution-
lll'," mtttrlts on “'11 (‘hnnir ns siren by
the refugee-l today, emphasize partic-
ularly thn munsncre of the Mnncbus Int
itbnt city. in tho slaughter neither uni
uio representative of the Manchu ruce
was left alive «hero. Rimliurvslnuahtcr
oi' the illnnciius followed in llsnkow
ltlill llnn Yum: when thone ciilcs tell.
(‘oplen ol the t‘rutrnl China Port.
which arrived on the ileiirrnvln. deo-
rrlbe the on rly proarcss of the revolu-
tiounry movement.
“The revolutionary leudorn." the
psper «syn. "displayed secrecy. pronto
Hindu and thoroughucssm-qusllties nel-
dom shown by the governing classes
in China. lint the msnsucre oi the
lilimclius in our three cities is n ghost;
iy blot on the reputation ol the revo
littltinsrics."
The run on the imperial Bani: here
still continues. but the officials appear
to have smpie resources. They are
now psying out tor the iirst time the
newly minted dragon design dollars
from the mint at militias. Their
tarsus reserve of Musical: dollars was
completely exhausted by the «mend
esrlisr iii the steel. _‘
A itsti Gross emulation has been
* m OW shown
As on emorgcucy : :
iurgel .
1 .
Most of thc lurciuucrs were" I
t.
to.
it has been insist:
i a
lcntlg iMinted hem lIllll Kitt lilting, inti.
runlums‘ '
our set: with rogurdod tind it In doubi- ._
till. the refugees say. whether it sit»! f
today snyri:
RIVER STREET
' Week’s
BLUE LABEL KETCHUP .......
2 CANS KIPPERED HERRING...
6 CANS DOMESTIC SARDINES...
7 LBS. LAUNDRY STARCH
10 BARS F. D. L. SOAP ...... ...
1
Phone 440.
BE the 1912 Model of the Easy-Run-
ning, Easy-Riding .
MOYER ‘ CAR
ocnouemni‘ous .ON REQUEST
OSCAR H. BANKS
Telephone 681-3
35 cranes WITH 1 La. N0. 1 PLANTATION COFFEE ......... 351:
so entire WITH 1 Le. no. 2 PLANTATION COFFEE ......... 32c
25 cranes WITH 1 La. MARACAIBO COFFEE ............... 30c
20 s'rAMFs WITH 1 La. CHALLENGE COFFEE .............. 20c
15 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. NO. 1 sAN-ros COFFEE ............. ‘25.:
VERY sear CREAMERY our-ran, LB. ........................ 35c
MAUD a. BRAND FLOUR, PER BAG .......................... 80c
COMPLETE srocx CHOICE wmes, LIQUORS, BOTTLED .
cache. ALES sun MINERAL WATERS AT LOW PRICES. ‘ ‘ '
A. F. Beckmann & CO. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK
4.~,.—__...___. ._..._
NORWALK. CONN.
Specials
...... . 19c
........................ ......25C
.............................. 25c
............................. 3251:
.............................. 25c
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
PHONE ms
22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
deem will
hand and '
Anyone who has Ra-
zor Coupons to re-
do so at once, as 'we
have but 5 Razors on
will be sold.
do well to
no more
and rumors of plots tutti counter plots
urn numberiess. A lormnl uppoul lit»
sued by the revolutionary ngents here
"We appeal for the co—operutimt of
our brethren ilirounhout the world.
Those with money should contribute
funds, than; with wisdom should tic-
rise plans; those with physical prow-
one should mount steedi and join the
ranks: those with information should
secretly report the enemy} condition.
We expect that our movement will
succeed; it it fails. the tenfdsys' ruse-
sscre of Resection and lasting, when
the Maori-hue subdued China,‘ will be
repeated.
"n is booed that w patriotic
brethren will rosposrt wm all direc-
tions and with unslinous minds will
turn this universe about." ‘ '
"A . NW outlined on
Sentinel Razor Coupon
adults
we hit
Q .
profit or pitieronre, but him only to
pull you out of the tire tind cure your
rnnkering insludicr. Hitherto you have
been bitterly npprcsued. You have
been drowned in it son of misery hy'
a government oi tilicns. Your rulers
Ilil‘i‘e, treated you like bastards. not like
Chinese.
"Let whoever is nniunttcd by putrid
tic sentiment come rind Join our
rankli. Willi us. he will obtain tint".
ending glory by delivering his counr is;
try from the Manchu barbarian who
hitherto has eaten our flesh. Front,»
no won we shall sleep in his skin. _
“Let us be merciful even to our one-
miss. Our soldiers {oust be careful“-
irot to recklessly itili tho Msnohus. Let
us give them an opmunity to sun
under their unilonss sud mittens. it
they do not then yield and continue
mules. at» the revolutionary tum
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