F‘
‘Wytrlll, of Brooklyn, over
its
Take 110:! A sax ,
HOME- MADE,
Candy I
it is pure and delicious.
THE “NT or BAKERY
I PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE-
51 Washington Street.
South Norwatk
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The modern roulc nacosi. ,
STRUOTOR.. containing the medio-
insi exit-actives of leash and Liv-
manner
‘ human
Anderson-twink
Lnlncilesandhosts
of all nine- annoy built. Boats '
for sale. All kinds of Whit
given spacial Mo.
‘ Oyotor' and" Point. stoma:
I
Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Address:
51 MAIN ST. NORWALK
Telephones: Office, 001: house. 21-8
The Norwnlk evening school will
open this evening.
. _—
Miss Blossom M. Smith, of 18 West
avenue. has returned from a several
weeks' visit with relatives in Orange.
N. J.
Mr. anti Mrs. Norton Benedict. of
Second avenue, entertained George
Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr, and MrmCharies G. Reardon
and daughter. Miss Jennie ilcardou.
spent yesterday in New York, where“
they viewed the battleships authored
in the Hudson River.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of.
St. George, will meet as usual totnor-f
lrow evening. liolrtinc matters will be
transacted and a report on Saturday.
night's dance will be inade. l
There will be an important meeting:
of the Nutmeg Club on Tuesday eve-
‘ping which every member is asked to
pfesent himself. Pool matters will be?
considered and plans for the comingl
tournament made.
There will be a Halloween tlante lnl
the town assembly hall on Tuesday}
evening given by the Ladi Foresters,‘
Companions of Court Narruk. The
committee is working tnduatriouaiy tol
make the affair a success. l
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At the meeting of Uncas Tribe, No.
26. l. 0. it. M.. which will he held to«
narrow evening. the degree team of
Cockelloe ’l‘f‘lbe, No. 32, i. 0. R. M..
of Norwalk, will wor the adoption do
area on a class of candidates.
John W. Colby, formerly of Somalia.
and well known here, was married rtn
osntly to Miss Edith W. lilac-kmore, at.
the home of the bride in White Plains,
N. Y., where Mr. Colby is engaged ilt
business.
congratulations.
The James H. hlcliicrua, administra-
tor for the Seller estate, versus Louis
A. Lehlnueir, appeal has none ovur to
the Friday sitting of the
f‘ourt, There was another (use allt-lld'
of this one last Friday when it “all to
have been heard and tho postponenlo int .
made necessary
Conductora on the Total trolley liuoll
are experiencing some trouble ovorlhe
canrying children. The age limit for
free trauuporiation in five years. but
many parents believe youngsters slit
and scroll yearn old should bl.- carried
811d it is hard work for the conductors,
to convince patrons that their fate
should he paid.
Lawrence Mandel, of Pine street.
left on the 9 o'clock train for New
Tdrk city, this morninx,’ from whnntze
he will so to Elan nanoisoo, California.
to outrage in his trade as a hatter
Mr. Mandel has secured an excellentfla‘
position on the other side of the con-
tinent and his friends are wishing him
the heat at luck.
Four people realize that this is one
of the most beautiful months at the
seashore. A great many tooll advan-
tage of the beautiful day yesterday to
visit the planes of their summer recre-
ation and were not in the least disap-
pointed, althoth the water is too
chilly for. swimming with pleasure.
Overcoais were welcome at the shore
Hearts and. much inlo‘flduco, but the
water the sky and the lotion combin-
ed made a pretty slept.
008T Nowell:
Trade at ileum out i'
“initiation-at mm
5 business meeting. Wodnuday evening.
i street.
‘ South
Local friends are extendinkt
Supronlc '
Tile Hat Maliera‘ society will hold,
its monthly business meeting Wedneei .
day evening. 1
Miss Beanie Costello. of Dan'hury.
has been visiting relatives and friends
in South Norwalk.
The annual ball of the railroad con-
ductors will be held in the Casino, in
Stamford, November 3.
South NorwaJk Conclave, No. 418.
mproved Order of i-leptaaophs will he
held Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan. of Stain
ford. have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
'wullum r. Ward, of liowo street.
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The monthly businese meeting oi“
Louilna Lodge Daughters of Hennaun
will be held, Wednesday evening.
l
Court Frances, Order of the Golden
Sceptre will hold its semi-monthly
Palestine Cutie, No. 2. A. 0. K. (if
M. 0.. will hold its weekly business!
meeting, in its main, in Washington
The semi monthly business meeting
loi' Lady lcnninile lodge; Shepherds of
lit-thitholn will be held, Wednesday
evening.
The Woman's Municipal League of
Norwalk will hold a meeting,
this afternoon. ill the Rest room. in‘
Washington street.
The Epworth league of the South
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church,
‘will hold its monthly business meet-‘
ing, \Vl-dut-aday evening. a
The weekly business meeting of
Douglas Fowler Post. Grand Army“
Republic, will he held. this evening.
in its rooms in Washington street.
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(,‘lllel’ t‘lerk idllnelr Lounsbury. of thel
ofllce of the secretary of state. will;
give a hearing at 2:30 p. in. 'l‘uesdlly'
ill the case of S. Wakelnan Sherwood
of Southport, aroused of breaking the
automobile law. He will also give a
healing in that of C. is}. Shepard.
(burned with a similar ofloule.
An adjourned meeting of the South
Noru'allt lioard of Councilmen will
hold. this evllning, in the council
lcllaluher. ill Washing“ street, at
l whit it time several matters of import-
ance will come up for the conditioni-
tion of the members. Among these
will be the selection of a street corn-
' minaionvr for which there are several
applicuilin.
WW‘P'FP'D-i'
t NOW
ii! TH.T1ME 30R YOU TO
IAVI
Sam. man men‘ think It will
be easier to save a little law.
There is nothing in it. if your
income increases. so will your“.
expenses.
THI’. TIMI 1’. “VI II
NOW
Open My lveninge
, The," -
South Nurwalk
ee++
. name restored to the voting lillt
- OME Pipk Your Suit or Over- , .
can float the Furést Stock
1 " The Narwalk
' st- .1, “he
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t It”
”a
motley-av Salt as (lure-at. this season. we believe we
have it—
Whether you fancy thou
those beautiful bluish shadmr those somber or bright
browns already so popular among the best dressers—«rhet-
evcr it is-your fancy can roam freer here than anywhere ‘ ‘
else in town...
We believe we carry and sell more fine clothing than any
other store in the city pad we show the very best work of the
\most famous makers in the land-
MEN‘S sun‘s RANGE
vouuo MEN 3 surrs,
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS RANGE
FROM 3m TO $30.
very latest time in gray—or
FROM $10 T0 $30.
$7. so To See.
The New Store
2.4 Wall St. Norwalk.
Better and Fetter now than any time of the year.
Large, Medium and Snapper Blues, Spanish Mackerel Eels. Halibut,FIate.
Weak and Codflah, Native Mate. Ian and White Perch. Opened Long
Clams, Mill Pond and Greenport Oysters, Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
TILIPHONI 10..
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lCityNationalBaak
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONGIITENT
WITH IOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplus Ind Profits
$100,000.00 MUM.”
lasts Deposit Boxes u and 08 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vloe‘Pne.
FREDlRiCK H. ROWAN. and Vice»
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
mm..—
olaecroae '
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis I. Hurlbutt
Henry a. Lockwood
BORING SEEKS TO IE MADE VOT-
ER BY SELEOTMEN.
Disenfranchised by order of the Sn-
perior court, Ralph Liorino, editor of
tho itslian paper, II) .Stanlpa, now
lit-eke to have his name placed upon
the Bridgeport voting list stain and in
company with Attorney Hugh laivory
called at the otih-e of the registrars
Saturday forenoon. iiorino was rou-
victed in 1905 on the charge of having
obtained money under false pretenssa
and according to (lonnoctlput law his
conviction disenfranchised him.
During the last session of the legio-
laturo lkarino sought to have his
in!
taking the matter up with the com-
mittee on forfeited rights. This com
mittee in turn aecurod an opinion
from Stpte'u Attorney John H. Light
which was to the effect that the law
provided that a voter‘s name should
he stricken from the voting list only
in the event of an infamous crime
having been committed by the voter.
He held that the charge upon
which Borino was convicted well not
an infamous crime. inaumuoh as
Borino did not serve a jail sentence
and that rhorfore Borino’s name
should not have been forfeited. A
The committee of the legislature
did not restore his name and now
liorino seeks to have tho matter tak-
emmp with the ”plume.
The “damn have received orders
from the court to keep lioino‘a name
from the list and are within their
, rights in refusing the name WWW on
that .
the voting list. it is hell» ti
liorlno through his alter a. will
take the matter to the wwior court
on a writ of mandamus. '
TWO STORES:
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Look at our variety.
ERIE DILIVIR“.
The Majority of People
do not realise the importance of re-
moving a decayed tooth front the
mouth. it should either be filled, or
covered with a crown. or if too badly
.” unlit; Allan of as Florida
t _ Tully titers Are 102 Shipsand :
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lllllllllllltlllll
Warmth” Sailors in
New York
NEW YORK. When the mlsta lifted
off the waters of the Hudson this
morning, there wall disclosed to view
a gray line of fighting ships, extend-
lng seven miles up the river-whom
Fifty-seventh street to Slmytenduyvli.
It was the Atlantic fleet at anchor,
grim and warlike, and, with one not-
able mention, complete for the in-
spection by Secretary Meyer on Wed-
nesday and the review of President
Taft on Thurday. The one great craft
yet to arrive in the dreudnought Flor-
ida and she is due to steam out from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard today and
take her place in the column. Her
siater ship. Utah, swung into line at
hood tide yesterday. Her 21,185 tons,
propelled by oil burning tllrltitles,l
slipped around the harbor without un—l
toward incident. although hcr skeleton
most had but four feet to spare as
she passed under Brooklyn Bridge.
With the Florida’s arrival today, the
fleet will be practically comlee-«ltli
shipn of all clauses with more than till.-
000 sailors and marines and 1,700 of—t
ficers. And when tile Florida takes
her place there will he in lint- six vesi
dreadnought class” the
Florida Utah Delaware, N‘rth Duke
in, Mirhixan and South Carolina.
Arrangements were completed today
for the reception of President Tall.
and for the inspection and review all
Wednesday and Thursday. The Main}
flovver, which will he need by ill? pres-i
idem, took her plane in line yonder-l
day, and is ready to receive him.é
Mr Taft will reach ‘cw Yul‘li early!
Thursday morning and will hoard titei
\iayllowor about ii: 30 a m. .
Dreamed in her gayest tolors the lit l
tie yacht will sit-alu to the head of:
the column about to o'clock, wherei
Read Admiral ()aterhaus and the divi~
slop commander will pay their res-
poets. The Mayflower will then take.
up a position at a point of! Staten in i
land. The fleet will get under way
about 2 o‘clock p. m., and as each ship
passes the Mayflower on the way out
one guns will be tired
Tonight. the fleet will be illumillatcdi
for the first time and there will be}
a searchlight drill. There will be;
other illuminations tomorrow night“I
and Wednesday night from 7 to it o'-.
clock. {
'i‘he sporting clement among the;
decayed, taken out.
the sistem; at the same time many.
forms of ill health are liable to de
velop by the waste material thrlown
with the food.
My method of painless extraction is
perfect.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
18 South Hain St. South Norwatk
Hourné s a. m. to it p. at. Sun-
dll'l h! “Dominant only.
Are you hunting for a good, pure.
fully axed, smooth..deiicioua Whisky?
Of course you are, and you‘ll find that
our Howard Whiskey at 95c the quart
will make further search unnecessary,
in it will meet your demands as to
what good Whisky should imperfectly.
Our reputation is behind this Whis-
ky. You should try it.
Castellaao & Bardani
Prompt Delivery Everywhere
Tel. 401. 18 Railroad Ave.
A
w.—
The open cavity .
is a direct path for germ to enter
ofl tontlnuail) entering the stomach‘
sailors were much interested today;
'in tho tweive'ourod ruttt-r race,
‘whirh sixteen strips . have entered
:trows. A three-mile course straight-
launy from the Font. Lee Ferry to West
l-‘lftyoeventb atreet was selected and
ilhu contents were to be held this tore-
noon. The football teams from tho
Ebllttleahip (‘onnotmtitut the flagship;
,‘nnd hour the North i‘arolina are to‘
pin) fol the item thalnpionship at Aln-l
elitnu League Park this afternoon
Road Admiral (istvrhaus is greatly
pleased \iitll the good conduct of hill
men 01’ the many sniltlls who have;
had shore leniem—nlo‘re tllan 20, 000 all
together «than than one per (out huie
th-lsinyed. There haw been only
few cones of drunkenness and
few complaint» of any disorder.
SEAT IIEITII. l8
AIBLISIIEII IV MI.
ill
tell:
Much agitation llaaihecn caused in
Catholic circles of thin section relative
to a letter which line been received
by Bishop .1. J. main, of Hartford,
from D. Falttonio, Apostolic delegate.
in the letter the delegate states
that on different croutons com-
plaintll have been received about the
custom existing in some places as to
the demand ‘mado at the church doors
for contributibml for the put‘pone of
insisting at mass or other religious
services.
Following an luveatlgnlion. the let-
ter says, it was concluded that such
conditions do exiet and: “Since there
is here a question of the practice be-
im; really reproht-nldhie and always
condemned, a practice moreover
which could easily spread. and than
give still greater scandal to both
Catholics and norrCathoiica. lhlws
t‘. ‘ '
. rank on
W
odualers asp OPflclANI
soon IYIIIQHT .
is enimd by a great many people
today because [we know how to at
«renew Doulists to demise
their ‘iaues property We miller ,
mwm‘
deemed it my duty to make it the
subject of it circular letter.
"i therefore request you to corn.
hand all rectors of churches in your
diocese to discontinue all these prac-
. tines. if they have already boomio
trounced. and by no means permit
them lobe established.
not already exist. ,
In order. however, that tile
proper tevehue from the new, be not
Wall
in «(a awn some“
to sea. a presidential salute of twenty [ . --*
for y
pronoun (lunar
it they do .
EPTRA STAMPS EXIRA STAMPS
101d ; oratngs
You want a cup of Hot Coffee.
from Bockmann's.
are unequalled.
You will “enjoy your (toffee if it comes
For freshness, flavor and strength, our Coffees
.l'
Crown Aster shad Coffee, 14». sealed can! .................... as:
30 Stamps with 1 pound No. 1 Plantation Coffee ................. Silo
25 Stamps with 1 pound No. 2 Plantation Coffee ..... . ........... 32¢
20 Stamps with 1 pound Maracaibo Coffee , ...................... 30c
15 Stamps with 1 pound Challenge Coffee ....................... 28¢
10 Stamps with 1 pound No.1 Santos Coffee 25::
SELECT _ TEAS BUTTER -WINEB
GROCERIES COFFEES EGGS LIQUORS
A. Fz‘Beckmann & Co.
88 A 85 WASHINGTON 811'. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK
stun a. can
w. it. THOMPSON
Automtlbiie Repairing
Having leased the Nelson Taylor building, Steamboat Place, we
are now in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice. Telephone your auto troubles to us.
Machine Work a Specialty .
II}? Specialty Manufacturing. Co.“
40 Water Street. South Norwaik. Conn.
“M. “Q—
Two Second-Hand
Automobiles For Selle
~()n easy terms and at very low prices. One flve~passcnger Herres.
hot! touring car, one live-passenger Mitchell touring car. limb in fine
running order.
OSCAR H. BANKS
nonwaut. court. ‘
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3
Specials for This Week
Cranberries, . . . Quart 10c
Three Packages Pancake Flour . . . ’ 250
Watt or String Beans . . . 3 quarts 159 .
. Good Butter . . .. . . . lb‘. 2%
New Pmnes . . . . . . ‘ . 15o
STAT! orrlcens"¥6'iimlli"'oofiirl
movement 7.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
. (lover'tlzir lililllwln hilt:
William P. Landon of tilt batik coni-
Contompt Proceedings Against Thorn missioucrs ofliw to be ti delegate to
to be Heard That boy.
i" ippilt and State i‘ omptrolier’ Thomas! in New01i9wm‘fiowmhrr20, 21 and
ii liradntreet were justified in pay- in
mg 34‘3“" in fourteen “(newspaper 10 ”t" hilt! ltllDOllllt’ll (lf‘nt‘l‘lll E. 8.
portals lit a time when tltm were un- (-l'U‘li." 01' New llamn
.llm inlulutlon issued by Judge \i‘il iNm‘rls ll Btz'ndsim of ltridkcpott to
ilianl ii. \ililiams, not to do so will; he ilti 0851108 to attend the annual
.tvomo before Judge Gardiner Greene in” mm- inl: of the American Society for
At
New Peaches . . . . . . , 16c
Three Packages Oatmeal . . . . . 25c .
(3de gas . . dozen 29c
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
appointed V .
l the annual convention of the National""' it
\\ mm“ State Treasurer (‘ostt-llo i {insulation of State Banks to be held .
and Judge _
l n". Sllperlm‘ (‘ourt for (it-claim onpf IIII‘ .lutllrlal Settlement of llltel'nationn- ' ‘
week from next Tuesday. The actiouiltl Disputes. which will he held in,
against the slate officers is by certain ' i‘lnrillnuil, November 2.
residents and taxpayers of.tile state]
who ask that the state oillcoru he held‘
‘ in contempt latent in The Sentinel.
.y“
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run monasr PRICED FLOUR IN AMERICA,
AND woarn ALL IT cosrs
FLOUR
What a lot of Hours there
are that can talk low priccl
There is one that can tell an
.. *.Mww
interesting story about high qual-
ity if you will only listen.
Just One: Just One
a noontma South 316me Conn.
. r Dimiliutol-i‘ui‘
Money wall invested-wan Advortluo: .‘7
Norwalk Chronicler