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This modern TONIC ssoow ‘ .
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F. A. LANE
I1 Washlnston strut.
south Norwalk
W. Ls'isanosln
Lsnuchen and M
of all kinds, plum built. .qhi
for sale. All kinds of "pairing;
given special attention. . .
Oyster Shall Point. Hamlin
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GENERAL
REPAIR worm
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Telephones: Office. ”1; from, 21-8
The monthly business meeting of
the ischoda Yacht Club will be held
Friday evening.
with Mls. William A. Clark, 35 Elm
wood avenue. Friday afternoon at 3
oclock. I;
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A meeting of the Home Chapter of;
King‘s Daughters. which was nppolat- I
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The Hospital Whist. Club will meet i‘
The Building Trades Council
Ihold its semimonthly business meet-
Ing. Friday evening
ed {01 Tuesday, November 7. has been
postponed one week. to Tuesday. the
lith.
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The Eureka Rebekah Lodge. i. o. o. i I
‘F.. will hold its iii-weekly business
ineetlng Friday evening. Charles St. John. of Crescent Ter-
race is reported as being in a critical
'condliion at the Norwaik hospital ills
ldnugliler. Mrs G A. Gemstock of
EAnsonls with her husband, were vlsr
The Atwood basketball five and theiitors here yesterday.
St. Mary’s Young Men's Club are .
scheduled to play a game this even~i Attire Stamford Historical Society's
ins. Iloan exhibition now In progress there,
imul be seen a noInble collection of
Butler Lodge NO- 97 1 0- 0- 1“ “’mlpewter Stilfi‘ordshire figures and old
hold its Weekly business illevlllls this .ivory miniatures. contributed by Dr.
evening in its rooms in Washington .1. Millon(obnrn of this city
street. I '
Mr. and Mrs. George li‘. li‘oote, Mrs.
The Hal'MskerB' Society WI“ hold‘ John H. Ferris Mrs. "paint and James
in: agontidy busimmemlnsl-W “V‘i'liioyt of South Nor-walk wont to New
rains in the Labor Lyceum in Washing— York city. last evening. where they
ton "rarest ‘ ~ hwitnessed the grand spectacle afforded -
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by the presence of the great fleet of
Mr and Mrs. Henry Sackmann. 0ft warships.
Cannon. are entertaining Mus. William‘ I
Sackmann and daughter of Park:
muse. New Jersey.
Court Frances. Order of the Golden
Sceptre, will hold its semi- monthly.
business meeting this evening.
The Thursday evening service at
(l,illlrch tomorrow evening at 7:15 o‘—
H” clocii will hc led by Edward H. tinmw
Louise lodge Daughters of
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I those beautiful bluish shades—or those somber or bright 1
‘. browns already so popular among the best dressers—writ“-
‘ ever it law—your fancy can roam freer here than anywhere ‘ .
; 1 else in town--
I other store in the city and we show the very best bark of the ’
most famousmaiiiors' in the land--
MEN'S SUITS RANGE FROM 31o TO $30.
MEN' S AND YOUNG MEN' 8 OVERCOATS RANGE
‘ FROM 31o To 330.
coat has the Foot Stock
The Norvralk
way of a new Suit or Overcoat this season. we believe we ‘
TIIIILLEY LINE T0 IIEW
‘ Mill“ IIEIIT BIIIIEIIA
tCuatlopati from First. vase)
. uni—Iqa—
. theirown ‘propsilinci power will be i
i silproiisliilltit tits kind used.
‘ . Dr. William J. Tracey waxed «this!» ,
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the Widfliou‘ot WI‘LVID‘ cities. ‘
Thomas A. Sitslly basswood his
; project of Old“ Home Week in it well-
‘1 chosen tanner.
; Marvin fl. Duty, the fitsmtord en-
. t tertaincr. pleased all with his efforts
' in story-telling.
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your mind on owning in the
of the Norwalk Board of Trade, hold
in the Norwallt Hotel, where the mem-
bers were the guests of Colonel
‘ Osage D. Russell. About one ‘hun-
' tired members and their friends were
present and the evening proved an en-
joyable and profitable one.
President H. P. Price called the
‘meetlng to order and Secretary Char»
lies Dew. Rogers read the minutes of
the previous meeting. which on vote
‘ lsstlo and eloquent on the subject of
arm STAMPS"
IN N
from fisollmanu's.
are unequalled.
For froshn ess.
* no a all WASHINGTON or.
were approved. President Price ad-
dressed the meeting on the work of
the association ill the last few months
through the boprd of directors‘ meet»
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t vouno MEN'S sons. 37 so To $20.
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Fish I Fis
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Better and Patter now than any ti use of the year.
Large. Medium and Snapper Blues, Spanish Mackerel. Eels. Halibut. Flats
Weak and Codflsb. Natlvs Flats. Bass and White Porch.
Clams, Mill Pond and Onsnport Oysters. Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market-.5 ........
TILIFHONI I“.
tCityNationaIBank Artificial Teeth
I the South Norwslk Conventional TRANMCT! A GINEI‘AL IANKING can be made to resemble natural teeth.
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
.Inann. will hold its montilll business] bllrd 'Ihe topic is ”1““!ch Appeal w‘TI’ANKIaSgND
meeting this evening ill the Quartet.“o .‘lfln‘fl i’iety," with special refor~
Club hail, ill North Main street. twee m Psalm ‘9 [ Capital Surplus and Profits
‘ ; $100,000.00 “17,000.00
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of "" flu” ..._....
Among the interesting antiques ac
quired by llr. .l. Milton (ioburn during.
his rel-mil vacation trip in the hills ot‘
New llllnlpsiiiro. is the original pewter
418‘lifommillli0n set used by his father.
will ' liovt .l. Milton (‘olniru, during his ilrst
pastorate at ICIflngliam. 'l‘ho (:Ilill‘t’lli
committee. by a most. gracious act,
.prust-nted this to Dr. (‘obnrn
Bethlehem. will hold its SGIIII'mUllIIiI)’
buslhess meeting, this evening, in
BedVMea’s hall. in Washington street.
South Norwaik Conclave, No.
improved Order of Heptusopbs.
hold its basil-monthly business meet.
lag. this evening. in the Mystic Chain
hall, in Washington streel.
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~—Tayiot & Golden real estate and
insurance, have removed their otilco (“mm Lilili‘el Daughters of Cnstlie
to The South Norwaik Trust t‘o.‘ a Will enteilnin those who took part in
building Telephone 123 assisted ill the production of tho ro-
jceni nlinstral show which proved tot
Th0 \VODIEII'B AHROCIIILIOII. of ”Willa such 3 (grownln‘ ”mega“; Thai
South Nor-walk Congregational Church, Indie” My. made preparations to make,
In holding a meeting. this afternoon to tho reception worthy of the occasion
which all the Women or the imrlsh and these who have been invited are
have “9011 (‘lil‘dlalli' invited ’artlciputing a very pleasant evening.
.Tlle variety. quality and exclusive On Thursday evening. the degree
ness of thin baby-wear shown at the up..." and a delegation of fifteen mom-
llfsnts' Department of the N. E Ryan bore of Orinoco Council No 39 of
Co's sun‘s is not normalised in out" Greenwich. will pay a visit to South
shop in the locality See advertise- Norwaill Council, No 1.308 Knish“
meat. or. Columbus, at their hall. in South
Main street.a at which limo the do-
uree team will work the first dour
on a f‘ItillIi of sovoa candidates. fto-é .
freshmen!» will ho uorvd on this ac-l
casino and a social time enjoyed. 1
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An important meeting of the canon
Live committee of the Merchants‘ and
Manufacturers Association will be
held. this evening. in the parlor» of
the South Not-wail: Club. ‘ Matters psr
tslning to securing new industries for
the city will be discussed.
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W'I'd'l'i'
NOW
IS THI TIMI FOR YOU TO
SAVE
Some young men think it will
be easier to use a little inter.
There in nothing in it. If your
income increases. so will your
expenses.
THI TIMI 1'0 IAVI. IS
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sherwood.
who have been residing for some time
in Wentport, have moved to the rest
dance of A. C. Golding. in East ave-
nue for the winter. Mr. Sherwood is
connected With the Busters Under
woar Company in Fairilold.
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The fourteenth annual meeting of
the State Audubon Sbcisty will be held
at Memorial lAbrsry. Foirfield, on Sat- .
drday, November 4. at 11 o'clock.
Members of the Not-wail: Bird Club
or. invited, so well as members of the
Audubon Seclety. 'At 2 pin nL'H'rsnk M. ,
chapmsn'will slve an illustrated talk
on The birds of fission. ‘ '
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.usuai order of things in s It)“.
. szs Deposit loses 03 and 05 per yosr
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EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. and Vice»
Pros.
WILFBED BOOWELL. Cashlsr
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DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp
Christian Swan:
0" “"5"" evening 0' “m“ WM!" Samuel Grumman stts ll. Hurlbutt
John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan
Henry S. Lockwood
Bradley
. Full Fashioned
MUFFLERS AND AUTO
SCARPS
Mufflers in \'-ueck. white and
colors .............. 50s
And standing collar. white. .600
, Auto Scarf. white ........‘1.00
THANKSGIVING POIT cation
6 for Be. 2 for so sad 6s
J. I. Mailette
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
80 Washington St. Tel. «9
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UNUSUAL» LAWSUIT.
Man Sun, Formi- Sweetheart for
Inaoh of Promise.
NORWICH. Nov. l.-l’npers in a
breach of promise unit were filed in
the superior court here yesterday in
which the plaintiff. contrary to the
All-
thmiy built In the plaintiff slid asks
dsmases of $2,506 of Results. Edwards
for her failure to mmy‘htu. in his
aniline sum first In Janusrv.‘ 1911.
the dsfmdant ssltsd him to marry
her sad that he sst’eed to do so and
further that in August of H ‘.’ name
year he asked her to mil ./ 3m and
shut she refused hence -. «hit. 7
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‘ principles involved. enable me to pro.
this.
Marvin i). Duty. of Stamford. the
well-known entertainer, was called up-
on and favored with several lstories
bubbling over with humor. which i
were more than appreciated.
Attorney John .1 Welsh was intro-
:duced and he gave much information
upon the Norwnik New Canaan trol-
ley line. Previous to taking up this
topic he spoke of the growtlnof Nor-
wslk from the early 10’s to the pres-
ent date. He mentioned the steady
gorwth of South Nora-sill and stated
that Norwalk is growing from the sub-
urbs inward instead of in the usual
course. from the hub outward.
The speaker said that by next sum-
mer he believes the rails for the Nor-
twulk-New (‘anann trolley line will be
‘ gluid. with no assistance from any (or.
:poration. Mr. Walsh mentioned the
“LIPHONE ;ulrs that may be run by their own
YOUR onnzasipmver. without trolley poles or wires
Look “ our variety lot any kind. vile was enthusiastic and
this enthusiasm was communicated to
0M“ Lm' iail present
. Seveltll New (‘anaan residents were
;;irtiacnt lit the smoker.
i Mr. Duty favoredagnln. pleasing III
with his 'clev-erly told tales
14 South Main St.
South Norwaik
hifi
ivory clearly the consolidation plan for
the twin cities. lie is a member of
itho committee appointed some time
WW... I ago to draft for the scheme a charter.
g'l‘ills committee failed to complete its
iwork because of the mauititude of tile
iconlract litcordinu to the words of.
President Price, In his introduction of"
the speaker
silos osuvsnv. ‘
so cioselv that your friends will find it
hard to tell the difference if the cor 3 Dr Tracey began with the natural
ref; It? is follow? (rigid fillings ndiantsges and beauty of the town's-1
no no crowns can e use In proper . . _i
arrangement. “ perfett lit gives n do“ situation lit spoke at I‘Iio not com J
ers to the town. and their impression.
titre which will not drop or irritato ,
the timing, Nothing can be "ml-pot the place. The speaker nientionodi
the plans for a new hospital and silid‘
satisfactory than a good .urlistic set
of ”on" “3' wide experience L" IN” 1 that 2500 has been slibscriiieil toward
the building unsolicited. iIo Invited.
branch of dentistry. toss-liter with a
thorough knowledge or the mechanical . ,
the continuance of the CIIIII‘III’I' coup;
mittee. t
ten- minute intermission foiloued‘
during which light refreshments Were
served. (‘olonel Russell, ever the sell-
2iai host. and his assistants. should be
rompilmeqlcd for the estrellcnt ser»
:vioe.
‘ Thomas A. Skcily was culled uponi
‘ily President Price for a few nmiisi
'on out Home Week in. Skelly midi
Ipraclitallv wfli’li has been out form-
:Ill these millions prexiollnl) abort the.
jmattdr and was quite enthusiastic
about the matter.
I (‘haries ll. Dillvm‘lh added n
{words of encouragement along these!
‘iillos. lie Ifllo spoke of the tllntttl oft
Isdtertislnu the town by lisvlng all npl
‘propriiltc lollelins on the envelopes‘
and stationery of the business men till
the town. 'lltils will spread the fame
and name of Norwalk to those outside
the town and in- u benefit all around.
Sewn new members were taken in
and two of them addressed the meot~
lnx. M. M. Henderson. of Henderson
A Ervln. manufacturers of “Rockin-
chair" undoroluthlns and palaznas in
done these results for my patients. '
D. J. H. MALLERY
ill South Main St. South Norwaik
9 a. in. to n p. in. sun-
days by appointment only.
Hours:
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Here‘s something you ii any is ”let“!
ially good. l’iol's Ileel‘ can't be built!
for its purity. Contains no bit-arbo-
mile of soda. no salisylic. acid. None
equal for flavor and excellence. which
0min sl
You want a cup at tintCoffe‘e. You will enjoy your Coffee if it comes
Crown Aster lrandfiofl‘ss. 14b. sealed cans .......... ....... 350
1) Stamps with 1 pound No. 1 Plantation Coffee ...... . ........ ..35c
25‘ Stamps with 1 pound No.2 Plantation Coffsa ....,...‘ ......... 32c
20 Stamps with 1 pound Maracaibo Coffee ,. ..... ‘. ............... 800
15 Stamps with 1 pound Challenge Cuffs. .................... 20s
10 Stamps with ipound No. 1 Santos Coffee ................... 25c
SELECT TEAS BUTTER WINES
GROCERIES COFFEES EGGS LIQUORB ,
A F. Beckm‘ann .8: Go.
Phone 440.
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rill RA. STAMPS
flavor and strength. our Coffees
SOUTH NORWALK
ELMER E. CASS
Automobile Repairing
Having leased the Nelson Taylor
are now in~ position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short _
notice.
running order.
RIVER STREET
Specials for This Week
Cranberries. .
Three Packages Pancake Flour . .
Wax or String Beans .
Good Butter . . .
New Prunes . . .
New Peaches . .
Three Packages Oatmeal
Good Eggs .
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
SPIRIS _,
James H. election: is WHOLE
THING IN CONN. LEAGUE.
Is Chosen Proaldant, Vice President
Secretary and Treasurer at the An-
nusi Meeting in Springfield, Mass.
Ill‘iilx‘tli’ll-Zldl. Mass, Nov. l.-
James H. (”intake of Bridgeport.
t‘ oil-ll . was (boson president \Ite pre
Fidi'lll selretary and treasurer at the
annual meeting of the Centre tictlt
league of baseball tluiis here yesler
day. Ml. O'Rourke has been untie-
tiny of the league since it was organ-
ised. As president he succeeds Will-
iam J. Tracy. of Bristol. Colin. A. E.
Taylor. of Chicopco. informed the di-
rectors tiilit he did not want a re-
election to the vice presidency.
it was voted to open the next scu-
lb. The directors decided to remain
Telephone-your auto troubles to us.
Machine Work a Specialty . *
IL“a Specialty Manufacturing Co
40 Water Street.
Two Second-Hand ,
Automobiles For Sale
On easy terms and at very low prices.
hoff touring car, one live-passenger Mitchell touring car.
OSCAR H. BANKS
Telephone 681—3
o s s o s
‘son on May 1 and close on September,
W. R. THOMPSON
building. Steamboat Place, we
South Nor-walk. Conn. ‘
One five—passenger Herres-
Both in fine
NORWALK, CONN.
Quart 10c
. 25c '
3 quarts 15¢
Ib.29c
15c .
l6c
25c
. . dozen 2%
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“BI!"EHIIIIWPEIIATIIIIS ..
BET LIMIT SENTEIIIIES '
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 1. ----- Three
"l.'.l'fl\'t‘ yard operators" Victor Del
Satin. Antonio More and iiovan-ni
Migliaro, pleaded guilty before Judge
Wheeler in the criminal side of thew s
superior court this noon. Passing sen- .. i
telicenf the closes. the court said: "Del .
Silvio was the ringleader. lie has 113- . "
url-d in other such cusos fit-i this. He
“as the uncut fertile insurance com~
puny. Instead of protecting his t-m-
pioiel's he did everything iii his power
to defraud them. He Iii svltleliced to
one your in the county Juli.
"Moro blm evidently been connected
with other similar t'llilell. The fact, that '
in- In til years old and has never been -
arrested counts in his favor. and be Is
sentenced lo only four months In lull.
"hiixliiil'o is I'Illt‘II '50 and costs.
Since his appearance in this court
room his conduct has Impressed mo
will delight oven Your critical palate.
and therefore is the most wholesome
and nutritious beverage. and we, keep
it in bpttles and on draught.
Casteilaiio 8. Bardsni
. Prompt Dsllvsry Ivsrywhsrs
Tel. 401. 20 Railroad Ave.
W
s IIIOKLAYIIS SLICT.
Stats Convention held at Daoburyl—
_ List or Offlosrs Chosen.
DANBURY. Nov. i.-Tho state eon-
ventlon of the Bricklayers. Masons
sud Plasterers union elected the fol.
lowing oilloors at. its concluding ses
slim here yesterday afternoon.
President. James A. pollster, of
Hartford. the retina: first vies-presi-
dent; first vlcrprssldsst. Joins 0’
Keefe.“ m Bum the retinas m
and vise-mi W vise-prud-
Mutts
not. own. not. on
with new
the old Star shirt factory In Merwln;
street. told of one man's meeting him
when he came to town and how this:
one man told him the truth about tlivl
place. This was Ill contrast to *a dele-
gation of about s. hundred who met
him in a Jersey town and told him all
sorts at things which turned out to be
mistaken Ideas later. He compliment-
ed the idea of the delegate rather
than the delegation.
‘Dne of the new members. a recent
addition to Norwaiit's population from
New Rochelle. spoke of the advantage
of pisyllrotlnds for the llttlo folks of
the town and save ntstistlcs of an In-
terestlns character. '
James '1'. Hubbsil added a few words
of announcement and some new ideas
on the Old Home Week
IEntertainer Dot): favored again as
the closing number on‘ the proxrsrs.
wand-no ’
i run soul sand of London. Mr
stun. vultures ”revolt tile slic-
. New London.
. the defensive from the tint pen; sad
favorably. Another factor in his favor '
Is the lac}. that this is his first offense.
'1 villi say here that these sentences
are very light. and should any of the
men over do anything like this again.
they will be given severe sentences in
states prison."
Previous to the disposal of them”
even. Mrs. Teresina Migilaro charged ~
with being implicated. had her case 'l'.
trolled.
In relation with her case it was
bronchi. out that she had Insured her
own old sick father. evidently for the '-
purpose of defrauding the insurance
compsny. ,.
St. Mary‘s Mdlss’ Aid Society is to .
hold a card party and dance in tile
Teen Assembly Hall on November to.
as a six club circuit. turning down
propositions to admit liolyollo and
Springfield finally awarded
the peasant.
A committee consisting of W. E.
Carey of Springfield. J. H. Clarion of
Hartford. Ci. bl. Cameron. of illew Ha-
yen and President O'Rourke was ap-
pointed lo revise the league constitu-
tion and was elven full power to make
chanson.
Willi
SILLY PAPKE ll EASILY SEATSN.
BOSTON. Nov. i.-—Bob Mocha. of
Milwaukee. won a decisionmvsr Billy
Psplte, the "illinois Thunderbolt " in
12 rounds of s one-sided bent at the
written Athletic association last unlit.
Poplin showed from tits that. be
was in no form to flsbi. did was on
um mailed him all over ‘-
rlas. After the arson round titers“
were continual union to trike Pupils
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